Muslet was not, up to that point, a devout Muslim.
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Up to that point, SUVs had essentially been upscale trucks.
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And up to that point we really weren't doing that.
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Up to that point, I was like, Good, luck everybody.
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But up to that point, there was no dancing in prison.
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Up to that point, Bobby's pugnacity had been accepted by management.
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Up to that point, we were very popular in Sweden too.
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Up to that point, the details are similar to the Feb.
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How aware were you of each other's work up to that point?
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It was Kentucky's largest lead of the game up to that point.
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They might have never heard of the label up to that point.
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But up to that point, IS had not put up much resistance.
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It was the biggest moment of his career up to that point.
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Up to that point, the Geneva Conventions covered only international armed conflict.
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It was the deadliest day in the mountain's history up to that point.
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Up to that point, Clinton had had many shining moments in the debate.
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Up to that point, the Sochi games successfully changed negative perceptions about Russia.
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We have not seen him make pitches like that up to that point.
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The dirtiest up to that point had been Gilbert Gottfried and Bob Saget.
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Like everything else up to that point, Melanie didn't think much of it.
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Not just from losing Scott, but everything they endured up to that point.
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Up to that point, I thought he threw the ball really, really well.
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It was the worst tweet I had ever read up to that point.
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"The press was good for the Republicans up to that point," he said.
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Every JRPG I had played up to that point followed the same structure.
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And leading up to that point was our credit because there was hope.
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Up to that point, I was undefeated for two seasons of Team Ninja Warrior.
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Up to that point, Smith had stood on the sidelines of the gang wars.
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Up to that point, the court made changes to opinions without any public announcement.
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Up to that point, Tesla's typical day saw about 22 million shares change hands.
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Up to that point, psychologists had focused mostly on two possible outcomes of trauma.
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"That's a sign that everything else has worked up to that point," he says.
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I was a picky eater up to that point, especially in regards to seafood.
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Up to that point, inexplicable natural phenomena had been all the day had lacked.
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Together, their residents made up a third of the votes up to that point.
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Up to that point, I hadn't had much experience with people in nonblack communities.
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Up to that point, Tywin had been ruling King's Landing with an iron fist.
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Jonathan Bachman: Up to that point, the protests in Baton Rouge were very peaceful.
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It demanded my attention like no other had up to that point in my life.
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Up to that point, Stern had led a healthy life, virtually devoid of medical issues.
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Up to that point, he had not allowed a run in 21 23/22 innings.
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There is still plenty of comic-book mythology in "Joker" leading up to that point.
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"The Who played every great song they had written up to that point," McFadden gushed.
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This made my departure a gap year — something I hadn't considered up to that point.
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And not just on set, but in the years it takes up to that point.
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His editor, Monika Willi, has assembled his findings up to that point in "Untitled" (Friday).
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Up to that point, the waste is gradually solidifying as it moves through the gut.
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We drew from the complete musical canon that we had established up to that point.
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Up to that point, I never really thought that I would be that interested in politics.
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Up to that point, painting for me was private, and it really was about problem solving.
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Up to that point, the Giants had been 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position.
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"There was nothing produced that large up to that point using that process," Mr. Trimmingham said.
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Orange was the manifestation of the work I had done on myself up to that point.
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Somehow everyone I saw that morning had managed to survive the violence up to that point.
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Up to that point, he had given away "maybe $100 or $500" a year, he recalls.
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Although up to that point I thought I could at least fool a 10-year-old.
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It was around the time I started questioning what I'd learned in church up to that point.
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It was one of the hardest departures I'd ever made in my life up to that point.
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Up to that point, Democrats had maintained enough political power to curtail most Republican anti-abortion attempts.
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Max Hoberman Doing multiplayer was the most productive, intense period of my life up to that point.
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We legitimize our identities through medical steps that invalidate whatever life we've lived up to that point.
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"Up to that point, the game's vision is scattered in a hundred people's heads," Straley told me.
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Graduates stand at one of the greatest moments of their lives (at least up to that point).
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Up to that point, science fiction references in popular music had been mostly of the novelty variety.
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Up to that point, the Mets had been held scoreless in 28 of their previous 29 innings.
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My only relationship with food up to that point had to do with being a compulsive eater.
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Groping for explanations: Up to that point, commercials had been considered a necessary evil of watching television.
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It was the classical music world's most high-profile response to the crisis up to that point.
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"Up to that point, I never felt as though we had any romantic possibility," Ms. Schumer said.
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Depending on what has occurred up to that point, the debate could begin on Friday, Jan. 31.
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He had 19 years of service up to that point, and was one year out from retirement.
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"All the thinking that AlphaGo had done up to that point was sort of rendered useless," Hassabis says.
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What I knew about pool up to that point I learned from Fast Eddie Felson and Minnesota Fats.
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Part of the issue up to that point wasn't a lack of desire to improve the search experience.
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Theron also starred in Young Adult, which Cody says was her favorite project ever up to that point.
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The harmonies, the melodies, the songs about love, all hit me unlike any album up to that point.
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I had some success up to that point, but things came tumbling down all because I got comfortable.
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Up to that point, starting a car required the awkward and strenuous task of cranking up the engine.
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Up to that point, I wasn't as focused on academics, but that became a priority for me afterward.
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Up to that point, the only place you could buy a truck was in one of the stores.
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Up to that point, doctors could prescribe drugs to Medicare patients even if they weren't registered Medicare providers.
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Music had never been my No. 1, or even No. 3, solution for anything up to that point.
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The U.S. was UNRWA's biggest donor by far up to that point, giving it $364 million in 2017.
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It was one of the largest worker protests in American history up to that point, Mr. Chang said.
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You can still hunt under the same conditions as today, you just can't buy up to that point.
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When we were in the street that night, that exchange of ideas had built up to that point.
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Up to that point, the actors rehearse by day and adjust their performances for an audience that night.
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For decades up to that point, residents were committed and sent to a psychiatric hospital in Portland, Ore.
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Any on-track testing up to that point will take place on modified versions of the current cars.
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The last 2:32 belonged to Cumberland, who up to that point had been having a forgettable game.
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Up to that point, it was thought that scribblings and finger paintings were essentially like making mud pies.
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But up to that point, you can enjoy its compelling story and excellent cinematography, by turns sweeping and intimate.
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A successor, Glacier, served the school from 1980 to 1995, becoming the longest-serving mascot up to that point.
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I had lived my entire life up to that point as a second-class citizen without even realizing it.
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So it felt like the first time I was trying to represent what Islands was up to that point.
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Up to that point Dillashaw had a ton of bricks piles up and nothing to join it all together.
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"On the other half will be what cameras had captured on the devastation up to that point," he continued.
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People were still repeating and sensationalizing the Fappening as they had done with online harassment up to that point.
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Similarly, Nazi Germany assembled what was arguably the most effective war machine in human history up to that point.
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Popov's relatively small purchases up to that point had offered no evidence that he had $200,000 in his bank account.
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He was able to package and kind of define a culture that had up to that point not been defined.
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Up to that point, with Kasowitz representing Trump, the litigation had been fierce but not outside the bounds of convention.
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"We were sort of casually dating up to that point," she said, recalling once-a-week-or-so evenings together.
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Up to that point, cleaning is not that important because when you boil, you are going to kill everything anyways.
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Every other experience I had tried up to that point had been First Person Shooters or 360-video marketing pieces.
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The Mets' only baserunner up to that point had been David Wright, who walked with one out in the first.
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My inspirations are derived from my life experiences up to that point... I use whatever flash of inspiration I get.
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Then there's a deus ex machina that throws into question everything we've seen in the movie up to that point.
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Up to that point in the story, we have attended the growth of a restless child into a skittish adult.
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Having only tallied three losses in his career up to that point, Ortiz lost three of his next seven fights.
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Getting into the taxi of a complete stranger was the most terrifying experience of my life up to that point.
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Up to that point, it felt like there was still time, somebody would come along and show me what to do.
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"What he did was so terrible, so evil, but up to that point he was just a friendly guy," he says.
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Up to that point, his artistic legacy rested primarily upon the strength of his instant-classic debut LP, 1994's Grace.
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Up to that point, Trump administration officials had simply said they were still considering the whether Title IX covered transgender students.
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In 2010, McConaughey made the move to revitalize his career, which up to that point had consisted mainly of romantic comedies.
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Up to that point, Pam and Jim were flirty and definitely in love, but hadn't sealed the deal with a kiss.
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Up to that point, the matter had been litigated in the courts for more than a decade with no final resolution.
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It was easily the best-looking Android phone made up to that point, and it inspired many fast followers and copycats.
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Death had been my living, but it hadn't, up to that point, been part of my life in any visceral way.
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The order to remove the students, who had been relatively quiet up to that point, reportedly came from the candidate himself.
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They figured out how to characterize network traffic in mathematical terms, which up to that point was thought to be impossible.
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The restaurant wasn't exactly us, but the womanizing, drunk historical feel of the place had alluded us up to that point.
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The Mets had been held to just two hits up to that point, including starter Steven Matz's first career home run.
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I personally polled my class and basically Facebook and Google was the extent of their internet experience up to that point.
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I had done quite a bit with Broadcom up to that point, and had close contacts there even after the acquisition.
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Dr. Saney said it is thought to be the largest political gathering of black Canadians held anywhere up to that point.
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"It was the most stunning performance I had seen up to that point," she said in a phone interview from Malibu.
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I had to question all of my assumptions up to that point, and they all seemed weak and unhelpful and misleading.
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Up to that point, galleries had expressed only a trickling interest in graffiti art — even less in the photography of it.
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Roberts, who had played a completely (and expected) passive role in the trial up to that point, caught everyone off guard.
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Four months earlier, Centcom had said at least 199 civilians had been killed up to that point in the bombing campaign.
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Yet, for some reason, up to that point I continued to push forward with the standard schedule to which I'd grown accustomed.
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The level of ferocity is something I hadn't quite experienced up to that point, but I assume I'll go through it again.
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As a result, it addressed some of the difficult aspects of girlhood in a way few movies had up to that point.
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"He was able to package and kind of define a culture that had, up to that point, not been defined," Hagan said.
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Maybe I didn't panic because I was a kid without any health issues up to that point, but I didn't get scared.
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The agreement was perhaps the most significant in the company's history up to that point, but it was not to be permanently.
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Up to that point, I never really thought about going to therapy or talking about what was going on with my head.
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Don't get me wrong, prisons are fucking horrible places, and I hate screws, but up to that point, I'd always felt safe.
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The Roadster was instrumental in changing perceptions about EVs, which up to that point had been thought of as glorified golf carts.
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On Speier's amendment, Conaway said it was not one of the "worthy issues" the committee had been considering up to that point.
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It was also sort of hard to stomach because I'd lived up to that point without showing any signs of having epilepsy.
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Leading up to that point, scenes and images regularly warp as Cora struggles to remember exactly what would drive her to murder.
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The street movements, wide-ranging and deeply contentious, arguably amounted to the most serious setback for Macron's administration up to that point.
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The street movements, wide-ranging and deeply contentious, arguably amounted to the most serious setback for Macron's administration up to that point.
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But the cave records of the stickball game fit into it, revealing rituals that been continuing for millennia up to that point.
|
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And, yes, gun legislation under those circumstances should have been considered because there'd been a lot of massacres up to that point.
|
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Back on Earth, an estimated half a billion people tuned into the Christmas Eve broadcast—the largest television audience up to that point.
|
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"We were supposed to go up to that point, cut, and trade guitars and smash the double," he explained in a previous interview.
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Up to that point, unions had regarded labour from British dominions as a threat, as Sujata Aurora of Grunwick 40, the organisers, explains.
|
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It became the fastest-selling song in the label's history up to that point, climbing to No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100.
|
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Users will lose access to movies they've purchased or rented up to that point, although they'll be reimbursed for the cost of purchases.
|
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Many of Czechoslovakia's leading intellectuals up to that point had still sympathised with communism and hoped that it could be improved from within.
|
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But the role he was playing was far more nefarious — and more blatantly ridiculous — than anything Zoo had attempted up to that point.
|
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In 1988, Geraldo Rivera's lurid documentary Devil Worship: Exposing Satan's Underground became the highest-rated televised documentary to air up to that point.
|
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Somehow, Keep had flown totally under my radar up to that point, which is a shame, because it was love at first sight.
|
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The album that followed was simply called St. Vincent, as if to say everything up to that point had been a dress rehearsal.
|
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Up to that point, Mickelson owned less than $250,000 in securities and had never previously invested in Dean Foods, according to the complaint.
|
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It was a stance so rarely taken by white presidential hopefuls up to that point that his target audience's eyes widened in gratitude.
|
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In a study published in 1993, Best looked for credible reports of poisoned Halloween candy, finding no plausible cases up to that point.
|
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LaChance had 14 points, including four 3-pointers, in the first 13 minutes and outscored the Broncos by himself up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, he's been hanging around like a stray uncle at a kiddie party who isn't even sure he's been invited.
|
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If you decide to withdraw your money before the maturity date, you'll forfeit any interest earned up to that point, in most cases.
|
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"I thought I'd be suddenly free from the sexual shame and fear that had haunted my life up to that point," she says.
|
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Cryptocurrency intelligence company CipherTrace said in July that approximately $4.26 billion worth of cryptocurrency had been stolen up to that point in 2019.
|
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If they hear something interesting halfway through your pitch and decide to start paying attention, they won't have heard anything up to that point.
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The level of ferocity is something I hadn&apost quite experienced up to that point, but I assume I&aposll go through it again.
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He'd been solid up to that point, holding Milwaukee to the three solo home runs on five hits and two walks with eight strikeouts.
|
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At first I thought she was joking, but I quickly learned that women had not been allowed to wear pants up to that point.
|
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Most of my giving up to that point had been to the Against Malaria Foundation, which helps distribute insecticidal bednets in sub-Saharan Africa.
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It was a breakthrough for me because up to that point I had been feeling that I would never measure up as a man.
|
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The sight of that blood, on my fingers, on her thighs, shook me from the torpor that had enveloped me up to that point.
|
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"That just really finally hit home that this is the end, and up to that point, there's always something look forward to," Lunine said.
|
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My tastes veer on the darker/more experimental side of dance music, and this was honestly unlike anything I'd heard up to that point.
|
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Up to that point I had almost no familiarity with American literature, and all my favorite authors were 18th- and 19th-century British novelists.
|
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Yes, I could say everybody deserves to have a well paying job, but it all depends on how you worked up to that point.
|
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The Lally-Canty rhythm section offered a syncopated, lustily grooving backbone in contrast to the speed and thrash of punk up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, I had worried that the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "August: Osage County" was simply reanimating a tired literary formula.
|
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"It was very, very important to win the second set because it was a very physical match up to that point," he said courtside.
|
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Up to that point, Mr. Ferver had tried to erase his past — but that was no longer possible with Mr. Bartelme in his life.
|
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FeedBurner's ads were seen as quite problematic at first because they commercialized a part of the web that was purely noncommercial up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, the US and British had been confronting some 28 German divisions combined while the Soviets were confronting nearly 21945 by themselves.
|
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Boyhood had won most of the major Best Picture prizes handed out by critics groups up to that point, and it won the Drama prize.
|
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So this bad relationship with EMI paired with drugs and the confusing journey I had with my life up to that point was too much.
|
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Up to that point, science fiction stories appeared in cheap pulp magazines, and were often sensational tales featuring murderous robots, outlandish planets, and swashbuckling adventure.
|
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"San Junipero" felt special because it represented a break from the bleak and dark universe Black Mirror had presented viewers with up to that point.
|
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The fact that Nixon had made battling communism a hallmark of his political career up to that point made the news all the more shocking.
|
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Up to that point, trying to make it in the competitive world of comedy, Fallon says it wasn't the promise of wealth that motivated him.
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Antarctica is surreal – a really weird place – and I ended up running the 100k, which was easily the farthest I'd done up to that point.
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The 9 o'clock hour is known in Britain as "the watershed," and broadcasters must assume children are part of the audience up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, through the 1990s, politics had been about things I, as a child, had thought of as boring — jobs, taxes, health care.
|
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Bartow said she worked on the business full time, and that it had brought in about $0003,2000 in sales in 100 up to that point.
|
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It was perhaps the most curious notion adduced in the Democratic race up to that point, and the oddity of Clinton's reasoning did not escape notice.
|
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In Soukhamthath's defense, he had his bell rung a good few times by O'Malley up to that point and might not have been fully with it.
|
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In 113, Hurricane Wilma cut off electricity to 3.2 million Florida Power and Light customers, the largest outage in the company's history up to that point.
|
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He seems fairly reticent to reveal exactly what happened, understandably, but the events leading up to that point are now public, thanks to Miami police records.
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That was when the next wave of pain hit me harder than anything that has ever has hit me in my lifetime up to that point.
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Up to that point, most of my fans had been men and couples, and then, suddenly, it changed to women and members of the LGBTQ community.
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Even though leaders had to pull the bill from the floor, the debate on the bill itself had been ongoing all day up to that point.
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And there's always a level of, that whole episode was so serious up to that point, we wanted to let out the tension a little bit.
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I had a run leading up to that point where I just wasn't having fun doing comedy, and it seemed like more drunks were coming out.
|
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The piece, which Fox called her most personal yet, addressed her struggles with depression, which, up to that point, she had dealt with on her own.
|
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But speaking to South Korean businessmen in Athens, Lee pointed out that the 1988 Games were the most participated-in Olympics held up to that point.
|
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She brought a stylish, tailored approach to its metal phones and tablets, objects that, up to that point, were mostly valued for function rather than form.
|
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But according to the Sacramento Bee, California would still make up a sizable share of the delegates available up to that point in the nominating process.
|
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Up to that point, the undertaking — internally referred to as "Chauffeur" — struck everybody outside the Googleplex in Mountain View, California, as a rather elaborate science project.
|
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In explaining why, up to that point, he had defied the subpoena, Nixon cited the need to protect state secrets under the doctrine of executive privilege.
|
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It surprised everyone because up to that point, there was little indication that the Internet Society (ISOC) was shopping the Public Interest Registry (PIR) for sale.
|
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And while the Constitution caps the largest possible size of such a district, it says nothing about how small it might be up to that point.
|
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He was appointed as special counsel only after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, who was leading the probe into Russian interference up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, the two biggest cases — of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in New York City — led to no criminal charges.
|
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And whenever they bust into a market, the first thing they do is sell things below the cost at which they've been sold up to that point.
|
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"I remember up to that point, the Trump campaign was a bit farcical and nobody was taking it seriously in the media or really anywhere," Golden said.
|
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Last fall, a group of music industry heavyweights gathered in New York City to do something they'd mostly failed to do up to that point: work together.
|
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Up to that point, he had most recently apologized in a statement for insensitive language in moments of frustration regarding the email questioning whether addicts deserved sympathy.
|
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Committee chair Bob Goodlatte issued a subpoena in late March seeking to compel production of documents, an escalation from the more informal negotiations up to that point.
|
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The thing that's most memorable is the day that he recognized me and started flirting with me—it just made my whole life up to that point.
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Rick Stockstill was a great recruiter, especially for the state of Florida, and was responsible for many of the great players at Clemson up to that point.
|
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Up to that point, he and his business partner, Taylor Wang, had bootstrapped the company with $48,000 of their own money, and investments from family and friends.
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No matter how cool, funny, brave, or adventurous the Doctor has been up to that point, this often feels like the moment where each incarnation truly arrives.
|
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The punch momentarily took Moraes's legs away and despite all of his solid work up to that point, stole the round for Assuncao on two judges' scorecards.
|
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Up to that point, marriage had been primarily a pragmatic institution: a legal union undertaken in the interest of preserving family wealth, property, bloodlines, and social classes.
|
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"We didn't really play a good game up to that point," said Pavelski, who scored his team-leading 27th goal and added an assist for the Sharks.
|
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He more or less singlehandedly won the game for the World Squad, which had been thoroughly outmatched in the history of the contest up to that point.
|
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The archive, however, shows that he considered it both a proud moment in his career and wholly of a piece with his life up to that point.
|
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The work is enchanting, but ends with a disappointingly crude CGI narwhal swimming a bit too stiffly — a letdown after the drenching beauty up to that point.
|
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I needed someone who was warm, reliable and within my price range, and the people I had seen up to that point were none of those things.
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Every change up to that point had not affected life span, not really affected political freedom, and not affected wealth or personal capacity to affect the world.
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Up to that point Eric had used the word love with me but surrounded it with so many qualifiers it actually made me more confused about his feelings.
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One moment that sticks out as proof of this mantra: when her husband, Tim Rosenman, brought her blooms that hadn't exactly been her favorites up to that point.
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It didn't make me feel guilty, because this guy's got family ties, and pretty much everything he's done up to that point was based on someone else's efforts.
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I think on each album up to that point, I tended to focus and express a certain particular or specific part of my musical interests and or influences.
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Up to that point the union had maintained a traditional investment portfolio made up of conventional stocks and bond funds, government obligations and a real estate trust fund.
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"You don't just pick up immediately necessarily right where you left off, you have to catch back up to that point and move on from there," Toler said.
|
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With Kelly, Clarke explained that she watched the episode with her parents after they commented on her lack of screen time in season 6 up to that point.
|
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Not only do many landlords wait to renovate until tenants move out of their own accord, but their housing luck had, up to that point, been so good.
|
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So novel was the talking machine that many people refused to believe in its existence—understandably, since, up to that point in history, sound had been entirely ephemeral.
|
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You could almost say that Paddington 2 is Grant's The Wrestler moment: a tailor-made role that reckons with the actor's life and career up to that point.
|
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In a study published in 1993, Best of the University of Delaware looked for credible reports of poisoned Halloween candy, finding no credible cases up to that point.
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The NRA supported Mulford's bill, which was consistent with the moderate stance the organization had taken on gun control legislation throughout most of its history up to that point.
|
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I found Starship Troopers in my high school library, along with everything that Robert Heinlein had written up to that point — this would have been around 1962 or 1963.
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Up to that point, I had just been playing the music that everybody else had played for hundreds of years, the way it was played for hundreds of years.
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So I think I just have to put those last two starts in the past and get back to doing what I'd been doing leading up to that point.
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Westbrook, who was having a horrid shooting night up to that point, finally scored in the fourth by leaping over Morris for a rebound and tipping in the shot.
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One that explained, via tiny modulations, who we were, what music we liked, what languages we spoke, and all that we knew about the universe up to that point.
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Up to that point, it raised a total of $6 million since it 2013, when it pivoted from a digital subscription processing service to its current broader payments platform.
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But that debut album is everything we'd been doing built up to that point, and it's an incredibly exciting thing to be in a band recording your first album.
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Down 1-0, going into the third, is a spot we don't mind being on the road, especially with the way we had been playing up to that point.
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Up to that point in a two-week investigation, officials had never laid eyes on the man they believed was responsible for terrorizing the Texas capital since March 235.
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On Saturday, Trump announced on Twitter that he canceled the meeting, which up to that point had been secret, after a Taliban attack in Kabul killed a U.S. soldier.
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Lyrically, too, there was a bit of a shift—it had more of a social conscience than much of what you guys had been writing up to that point.
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Up to that point I never knew the little Robert who suffered from illiteracy, whose mom was abused and who grew up in a house where domestic violence was commonplace.
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I haven't seen a real close-up view, but the way I had it figured is, first of all, that was the race of my life up to that point.
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So I was sort of collecting and listening and understanding what the team was up to, up to that point, and basically trying to guide them toward a cohesive vision.
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Up to that point, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had been up about 23 percent for the year — a solid gain if not quite as gaudy as the year before.
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In context, Trump's "animals" comment was simply part of a riff; something at best tangentially related to the conversation that he and Mims had been having up to that point.
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But his death also robbed The Good Wife of something it had constructed very carefully in the five seasons leading up to that point, something it could not easily rebuild.
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Christie was there to coach Tiffany Trump when she got the jitters before her speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention — her highest profile public appearance up to that point.
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Bannon's bet paid off: the June 23 vote to leave the EU was Breitbart's most heavily trafficked day up to that point—(overall) both in London and the United States.
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Up to that point, it had raised a total of $6 million since it 2013, when it pivoted from a digital subscription processing service to its current broader payments platform.
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It was a crucial step in what up to that point had been an exquisitely choreographed march toward an initial public offering for the tech world's most highly valued startup.
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"What was supposed to happen was we were supposed to go up to that point, cut, and trade guitars and smash the double," Ulano continued with details confirmed by PEOPLE.
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Up to that point, 503 was still coasting off of the gangstafied, thug supervillain stronghold he'd had since breaking out with 2003's instant classic, Get Rich or Die Tryin'.
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With Dark Souls, there's a mechanic whereby if you die, you go back to the last checkpoint, and you lose all the souls, which you've collected up to that point.
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After sampling a source of randomness and applying it to the input file, a new, larger output file that represents the public parameters generated up to that point is created.
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"Ninety-five percent of our conversations up to that point would be talk about the weather for five minutes and then talk about Uber for three hours," Mr. Priest said.
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Up to that point we'd done videos like everyone else, where it was slightly out of our hands and the budgets were relatively ludicrous and money you'd rather spend elsewhere.
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It was, up to that point, the most significant break within Congress toward Saudi Arabia in decades and the firmest response from Capitol Hill since the Khashoggi murder in October.
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Up to that point, the need to interact with the remaining biological parts of a brain mean that there are hard limits to the sort of cognitive functions that are possible.
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The Jazz took their largest lead of the game up to that point on a Clarkson 393-pointer that put them up 96-85 with 8:10 left in the fourth.
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Chris Davis and Jonathan Schoop pulled the Orioles to within 4-3 with solo home runs in the seventh, ending the day for Berrios, who was dominant up to that point.
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The stock's wild swings, which continued into late morning (where the shares wavered between positive and negative territory up to that point), mimicked the sentiment surrounding the once high-flying brand.
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"In the time building up to that (point), there was a free love movement," Brad Pitt, who plays Dalton's stunt double and long time friend Cliff Booth, told the news conference.
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He hinted earlier this month that he had raised nearly $20 million up to that point, and some prominent donors expect him to report as much as $25 million this quarter.
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Hochul won a nationalized race and Corwin continued what had been up to that point a losing streak for Republicans in the state Assembly when it came to running for Congress.
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The finish of the bout was unfortunate because it didn't reflect the actual exchanges and ringcraft of the bout up to that point at all, but those are cuts for you.
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Showcasing a grappling pedigree that was an unknown commodity in his arsenal up to that point, Duquesnoy was the toast of the promotion following his second round triangle win over Violet.
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Jerry Pantzer, who I had not worked with up to that point — and who ended up being my cameraman for both "Book of Days" and "Ellis Island" — was the second cameraperson.
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Up to that point, immigration officials still tended to follow the policy of releasing Haitians on parole pending a hearing and status determination, although they also intermittently detained arriving Haitian migrants.
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In addition to considering the interest rate, also look at minimum deposit requirements and penalties for early withdrawals, which are typically equal to the interest you've earned up to that point.
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The title refers to the world but could just as easily apply to the expansive vocal technique on display; it's essentially an encyclopedia of Ms. Monk's artistry up to that point.
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One thing I took away from the conversation was that Benioff, much more than the other CEOs I had spoken with up to that point, framed every discussion in terms of values.
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After discovering and listening to an episode, she went and binge-listened to the entire run up to that point, sucked in by its deep dives into science fiction and fantasy culture.
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In the film's centerpiece scene, Egerton as John sings the title song before 50,000 people at L.A'.s Dodger Stadium, the biggest solo show anyone had ever done up to that point.
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The good eggs were biting their tongues while the bad eggs were gleefully announcing the details of Dumbledore's death, arguably the juiciest spoiler fodder the franchise had offered up to that point.
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Adventure Time frequently devoted entire episodes to fleshing out secondary characters, sometimes shining a spotlight on someone who had only existed in the background for the entire show up to that point.
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Their afterlives up to that point have been an elaborate form of punishment orchestrated by Michael (Ted Danson), a demon rather than an angel who has goaded them into tormenting each other.
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The nature of Cody Garbrandt's performance, exploiting a hole in Dominick Cruz's game which had only been shown in the merest glimpses up to that point, seals the deal on this award.
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You must use the hammer to scale a mountain, but there are no save points, so you can fall backward at any time, undoing all the progress made up to that point.
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I would get out-of-control drunk and high at times and do stupid stuff, but leading up to that point when I would just be "buzzed," I felt comfortable and confident.
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In 2015, Panama City Beach—up to that point known for the wildest, dirtiest Spring Break in the country—banned alcohol on the beach and started enforcing strict bar and liquor laws.
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Up to that point in the year, the stock price had slumped more than 2268 percent as investors lost hope that President Donald Trump's EPA would overhaul federal policy to benefit refiners.
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After the U.S. War of Independence, Alexander Hamilton advocated legislation by which the federal government took on the debt that had been incurred by the colonies/new states up to that point.
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After the baby is born and takes that first breath, blood is shunted to the lungs, which have been reasonably quiet up to that point as they have been filled with fluid.
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This proficiency serves the movie well, especially in its double climax, which purposely tests both credulity and whatever affinity the viewer may have had for its title character up to that point.
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Eastern, with Cleveland winning the opening tip and starting things off with a 3-pointer by J.R. Smith that woke up a crowd that had been fairly quiet up to that point.
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Much of the furor that greeted the conclusion of "Game of Thrones" was, I felt, misplaced, given the very clear and unequivocal signs and behavior displayed by Daenerys up to that point.
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The Pentagon will review the 18-month wait period within two years to make sure it's based on up-to-date science and lessons learned about the policy up to that point.
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It was to be called "The Five Doctors," and he was asked to come up with a story that would include all five incarnations of the lead character up to that point.
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But it was made clear to senators inside the meeting that the most recent allegation had resonated with the Maine moderate in a way that others up to that point had not.
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The Republican speaker had up to that point rebuffed the push from conservatives in his conference to create a special investigative body, deferring to the existing probes by the House's standing committees.
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Up to that point, the events surrounding these cases — such as those of Michael Brown and Freddie Gray — were left largely to interpretation, since there wasn't a video showing what, exactly, happened.
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It was the most "out" I'd ever been about any part of my sex life up to that point—not only to the strangers who listen to my podcast, but my friends.
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If it came down to a two-man race, he would probably lose big in the late, blue, winner-take-all states, potentially overwhelming whatever delegate lead he'd accumulated up to that point.
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Kaine immediately flew back to the United States and would soon learn that 32 people were killed in the massacre, marking the worst mass shooting in the country's history up to that point.
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Sales of investment-grade corporate debt have surpassed 60 billion euros since the ECB announced the programme in March - well above volumes in the year up to that point, according to IFR data.
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Career decisions aren't as risky as they seem because no matter what we choose to do, even if we make a horrible mistake, it doesn't erase everything we've accomplished up to that point.
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For a burgeoning young homosexual like myself whose only real interest in pop culture up to that point had been learning the choreography to "Bad Romance" and watching Glee, this was a revelation.
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According to Lackner and Wendt, the power generated by a Nigeria-size solar farm would be enough to remove all the CO 2 emitted by humans up to that point within five years.
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Further, the Pentagon would review the 18-month wait period within two years to make sure it's based on up-to-date science and lessons learned about the policy up to that point.
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Merrill described the class action lawsuit and claims that Riot had fostered a sexist work environment as a failure that damaged the pride he took in building the company up to that point.
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Handing researchers that foundational blueprint for human life gave biologists and doctors what up to that point was an unimagined power to diagnose, treat and ultimately prevent the full gamut of human disease.
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But at the end of that interview, it was a standing ovation, I don't think there ever had been one up to that point — No. And people literally were crying in the audience.
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Up to that point, the biggest statement of the night had come from Jay-Z, the musical guest, when he performed his first number, "Bam" featuring Damian Marley, in a Colin Kaepernick jersey.
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Up to that point, the group had toiled for three fruitless years and saw personnel changes both in its lineup and management (half its original members bolted to launch a separate group, Bestie).
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Bansal said McKenna and the rest of Walmart's leadership had taken a relatively hands-off approach with Flipkart up to that point, saying both companies were in "the learning phase" about each other.
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She was conspicuously silent in the days leading up to that point, as heart-rending stories and images of children being separated from their families along the southern border were in the news.
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And for me as a guitarist, it was a bit daunting because I knew that how I had defined myself as a guitarist up to that point, before Fleetwood Mac, wasn't going to apply.
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"The issue with Yogg-Saron was that once played, he invalidates every play and decision made leading up to that point," says Andrey "Reynad" Yanyuk, Hearthstone pro and owner of the TempoStorm esports franchise.
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Once, after, overhearing Thing 1 and Thing 2 complaining about the state of their omelets prepared by a personal chef, you could practically see Lara rethinking every decision she'd made up to that point.
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After closely examining my face with magnifying goggles, Dr. Wade then asked me to relay in detail my skin history up to that point (which, trust me, is like therapy for an acne sufferer).
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The fantasy space opera was a pinnacle of technical innovation in American cinema that would go on to win ten academy awards and quickly become the highest grossing film ever up to that point.
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Eddie: There were people who were over the band, but who liked the connections they'd made up to that point so they stuck around, even if they hated the music that was coming out.
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Ahmed's 10th homer of the season — and the first of his career against the Marlins — capped a six-run fourth inning for the Diamondbacks, who had been trailing 1-0 up to that point.
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Dudley stands up, more thoroughly owned than he has been in his life (up to that point), picks up the ball, and hucks it at Shaq with an optimally pissy look on his face.
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That's why the FFF made a very controversial decision: to elevate lightsaber fencing — which up to that point was just cosplay fun for Star Wars enthusiasts — to the same status as Olympic-level fencing.
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Gallup noted at the time of the poll's release that public confidence might be based on the fact that up to that point, there had been no deaths from the virus on US soil.
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The legal secretary Rena Weeks sued the law firm Baker & McKenzie over sexual harassment in the mid-1990s and netted a $3.5 million verdict, one of the largest harassment cases up to that point.
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Back when the show's second season began, I posited in a review of the series up to that point that it was fundamentally a religious drama, where time travel played the role of God.
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Everything we've seen up to that point was part of a computer game programmed by a local whiz kid who was dealing with the significant loss of his father and abuse of his step-father.
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The fluidity of scrolling and navigating in both was so far ahead of any other phone I'd tried up to that point that I had to question why we even bothered to review other phones.
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"This is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me, and I don't appreciate it!" he yelled, adding a little fire to what had been, up to that point, a tense but civil hearing.
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It may not sound like a lot, but up to that point, my Wells Fargo loan had a 6.25% interest rate, which meant I was paying $216 in interest every month on my $316 payment.
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To be fair, this album did give a lot of love to all the tracks that had a bit of tough childhood once Screamadelica came out and shaded all your work up to that point.
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Navratilova had beaten Evert in the final of a warm-up event in Eastbourne, England, 9-7 in the third set, claiming only her fourth victory in their 24 career meetings up to that point.
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The 1988 race was the most negative up to that point in caucus history, and negativity both drove candidates (like Biden) from the race while leaving voters cold on the candidates who seemed most negative.
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According to the official NASA history, the crew members felt as though they were being overworked during their twelve-week stay on the Skylab—the longest continuous duration in orbit ever up to that point.
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Game 3 was legitimate where were you when Vince hit those threes, all-time moment for a fan base that was only familiar with dinosaur uniforms and a whole lot of losing up to that point.
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The police did go through the process of getting a warrant to search the phone as they are supposed to do, but it seems the circumstances that led up to that point were questionable at best.
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I had four minutes to get all of that into one song—everything that I had ever wanted to say about the good things that happened and the knowledge I had acquired up to that point.
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His biggest role up to that point came in 2007's Pride starring Terrence Howard, and a year later he snagged an audition for another Howard film, The Great Debaters, costarring and directed by Denzel Washington.
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Having equivalent rules is a condition for market access and Britain would almost certainly comply on Day One of Brexit, simply because it would have been enforcing EU-wide financial services regulations up to that point.
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But up to that point, as such races go, you could not get much tighter than the one that was played out in real time between the Yankees and the Red Sox, about 215 miles apart.
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But much of the family's troubled history leading up to that point is known, and it provides vital clues to understanding why Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman said he is investigating the case as a crime.
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If you don't want to invest even more hours watching the first 20 movies that lead up to that point, either, it can be a struggle keeping up with one of the biggest pop culture moments.
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The tally she made in the previous episode of people she had killed up to that point in the series — 18, though that number increases substantially in "The Same Boat" — evidently weighs heavily on her now.
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Founder Dan Miller started the business as a McKinsey consultant but soon left to go to the School of Drycleaning Technology to learn how to press all those fancy suits he'd been wearing up to that point.
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The effort failed but provided Seneca an opportunity: His life up to that point had contradicted many of his own teachings, but now when Nero's guards came and demanded his life, he would be brave and wise.
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Before the law was passed, drugmakers had suggested setting a minimum increase of 100 percent as a threshold for investigation, but state officials feared that would incentivize price hikes up to that point, according to Frosh's office.
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As he strode towards the mound, far more briskly than his leisurely pace over the event up to that point, he must have been suffering flashbacks to his ill-fated encounter with Rae's Creek 22.26 months earlier.
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It took my entire life up to that point to come to terms with my identity, so I think that allowing people time and space to also come to terms with it is totally fair and okay.
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Up to that point, my familiarity with The Beach Boys was limited to a synch in Look Who's Talking; I'd never been to California, and thought they were some hokey, uncool oldies band that people's parents liked.
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If you slap someone in a fight, you might have been doing nothing effective up to that point but suddenly the onus is on them to prove that they aren't going to just let that go unanswered.
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You're not going to be able to save six-to-12 months' of living expenses over night, but if you contribute a little bit of money every month to this fund, it'll build up to that point.
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He posted the names of 57 on the website of his archdiocese, along with an accounting of the $5.6 million that he said the archdiocese had paid up to that point in settlements, legal fees and counseling.
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It's like the time I invited a few adult friends over to play The Game of Life and we decided to make similar choices in the game as we had up to that point in our lives.
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If you die before the five-year period is up, your beneficiaries can take, tax-free, any conversions or contributions you made to the Roth IRA up to that point, excluding any distributions you had taken during life.
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"People for over a year up to that point had been coming to me and telling me things that Marie was saying about me, and these were all negative things that were lies about me," says Locken, 49.
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"Robb Stark had such a great storyline, three seasons where he had this great start, middle and end to his character, and it set up such a great purpose to the show up to that point," he said.
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Having lost my beloved but short-lived P-Rock that same year, I saw Scuzz as a direct attack on the Drive-Thru Records-inspired 'corduroy jeans and journaling' identity I'd been carefully curating up to that point.
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In a 6900 Pew Research Center survey of 2628,28503 adults, 22019 percent of Republican respondents said they believed the economy was not recovering at all even though it had been expanding for several years up to that point.
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RHP Alex Cobb had another strong start Friday — he gave up a two-run home run in the ninth inning to spoil a gem, having held the Rangers to one run on three hits up to that point.
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You train up to that point," she says, adding: "I would start giving them exercises — some days it was tap exercises, other days it was a waltzing exercise, and other days, it would be a jazz-dancing-type exercise.
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The second season of American Horror Story was already set to debut the following month, so it was obvious that the show was not a miniseries in the way the term had been popularly understood up to that point.
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The rise in Treasury yields came after reports that the U.K. made concessions over the Irish border in negotiations with the EU, an issue that had proven to be the biggest obstacle to a deal up to that point.
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Up to that point he had run a series of protest campaigns, always garnering just a few points, but he caught the entitled incumbent sleeping, built an unprecedented coalition of working-class people, and eked out a stunning victory.
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Washington couldn't completely put away the smaller Redhawks until late, but the Huskies took their largest lead of the game up to that point, 61-54, on a layup and free throw by Stewart with 5:17 to play.
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Conventional TV wisdom up to that point had been that pretty people often struggled with comedic timing, and if you look at the sitcom casts of previous eras, they rarely had more than a couple of conventionally attractive folks.
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The Iowa native, who has fanned only 22 in 73 2/3 innings, had been one of the few bright spots on the Phillies' staff up to that point, allowing three runs or fewer in eight of his first nine turns.
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Conventional TV wisdom up to that point had been that pretty people struggled to be funny, and if you look at the sitcom casts of previous eras, they rarely had more than a couple of conventionally attractive folks in them.
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Up to that point, close encounters, when they were reported, generally took place in isolated locales—a lonely country highway or a deserted farm out in the boonies where there would be very few people to see what was happening.
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Until that happens, Rubio's advisers assert, Rubio can stay even with Trump and Cruz in the overall delegate count simply by winning Florida and Ohio on March 15 while placing third in the 33 other contests up to that point.
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"As a result of the significant growth in our production rate, we made as many Model 3s since December 9 as we did in the more than four months of Model 3 production up to that point," the company said Wednesday.
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These coveted treasures, hidden in different spots every night on the board of subject categories and question dollar values, allow the contestant who selected them to wager anywhere from $1,000 up to their entire cash haul up to that point.
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The battle took part in three phases: September 26 to October 3, October 4 to October 28 and October 28 to November 11, and was the deadliest battle in American history up to that point, with over 26,000 soldiers killed.
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It's always hard when you're transitioning from something that you've worked your entire life, up to that point, to achieve, but the only two things on Earth — outside of my family — that I was interested in were music and this subject.
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The policy up to that point was to allow families to remain together in "special family detention centers or released with a court date" as they awaited word on their bid for asylum or on deportation hearings, the outlet also reported.
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Graf's domination began on August 17, 1987 and lasted until March 11, 1991 when the 873-year-old comer Monica Seles seized the top spot, becoming the youngest woman up to that point to reach the peak of women's tennis.
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But on the other, the fact that the United States put itself in such a precarious position that a single own goal could knock it out of football's marquee tournament speaks ill of the process that led up to that point.
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The beginning of the pilot is mainly spent on what happens in Rue's life leading up to that point, which is mainly coping with Gen-Z anxiety and the pressures of social media in a middle-class, predominantly white suburban neighborhood.
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Though Brodsky wouldn't be a part of the writing process for the album, the fact that Converge so willingly downshifted, and incorporated actual choruses into their chaotic compositions, allowed them to take their most ambitious stride up to that point.
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Plus, far into the future, should any human colony somehow be cut off from Earth, or vice versa, it would be immensely useful to still have access to the sum total of human knowledge up to that point, for obvious reasons.
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Up to that point, "The Member of the Wedding" had been, a bit tediously, "The Frankie Addams Show," which is probably how you remember it if you saw the 1952 film of McCullers's play, which she adapted from her 1946 novel.
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Meer and West argued that focusing on employment levels, rather than rates, produced much of the disagreement in the literature up to that point, because it made estimates sensitive to what trends in employment existed before the minimum wage increase.
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This sprawling concept inspired some of Mr. Glass's most feverish orchestral writing up to that point — and the performance of the conductor Dennis Russell Davies, a pre-eminent Glass champion, with the Bruckner Orchester Linz finds delirium in the heat.
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I'd never lost anyone up to that point so my outlook may have been a little more… It makes you question a lot of things as well, trying to see the positive when you all you feel like is a pile of crap.
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"Taking that gig as a starting point, I tried to map out the bands who influenced each other in some way up to that point, from the early proto-punk and garage rockers through CBGB's era of punk," says James Quail, the designer.
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Her life up to that point had been eventful: adopted as an infant (a fact she has intimated is relevant to her impulse to perform), she went on to study classical music and took that training into a series of punk bands.
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Nadal, serving for the match at 5-4 and having dropped only three points on serve the entire match up to that point, suddenly looked tight as Tsitsipas broke him and then held serve to pull within one game of leveling the contest.
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Up to that point, the C.I.A. had devoted little effort to understanding international terrorism, and Mr. Clarridge persuaded Mr. Casey to create the center with an unusual arrangement: having undercover spies and intelligence analysts working together to try to dismantle terrorist networks.
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Up to that point in our conversation, the 57-year-old comic book mogul had been his characteristically loquacious self—he was shit-talking and pontificating so much that I had been having trouble squeezing in questions or even guiding the conversation.
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When Holly Holm obliterated Ronda Rousey in two rounds and became the women's champion, her lackluster performances in the UFC up to that point were retconned as her 'holding back' so that she wouldn't tip off the top fighters to her game.
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Though Wicked wasn't the first or only DJ crew to make the trek out to the playa, what we contributed was a next level approach that brought the dance music vibes together in a way they hadn't happened up to that point.
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Up to that point, most high-culture excursions (usually school trips) had felt like sly training for a lifetime of partly satisfying adult aesthetic experiences: nice singing but absurd story, or good acting but incomprehensible 400-year-old text, and so on.
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He also made his first contribution to the Clinton family at the start of Bill Clinton's re-election campaign in 1995 and made his largest donation up to that point in 1996 when he gave $10,000 to the Democratic National Committee Services Corporation.
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The ads in the state sought to introduce voters to Smith, but the Senate Leadership Fund says it forced Democrats to spend early to defend Cunningham and ensure he won the nomination in a race that hadn't been competitive up to that point.
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A miscarriage can also be a traumatic loss that fits the Diagnostic Statistical Manual&aposs PTSD definition since "for many women, miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy will be the most traumatic event that has happened in their lives up to that point," Bourne said.
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The resulting co-authored 1986 book, "Farbe Bekennen," translated into English as "Showing Our Colors," tells the story of black German women reaching back to the Middle Ages, a story that had largely been ignored in the national discourse up to that point.
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Since then, I think Pichai's tenure has been marked by a few major stories that are really the same story: he has spent a significant chunk of his time cleaning up the messes that resulted from Google's culture up to that point.
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And when Mr. Napolitano returned to Fox's programming last week, he repeated his claim about Mr. Obama and the British, despite the news division's disavowal, only this time with no consequences (as if there had really been any up to that point).
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Carter's comments on the matter, which cited how "personal information on millions of Americans is being flashed across the nation from computer to computer," were perhaps the most significant comments a president had made on the importance of privacy up to that point.
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Having just met Jane, Billy takes her to a ballgame—conveniently also at Yankee Stadium—and during dinner he almost looks ready to talk about an ex-wife but instead winds up revealing that he's had 134 losses in his career up to that point.
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It had existed in MMA up to that point, of course, but Anderson Silva recognized that the state of striking technique and strategy was so sloppy in MMA that he could invite blows and hit opponents as they dropped their hands and over-extended.
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The Bulls have blown a 20-point fourth-quarter lead to their most heated rivals on their home floor, and now Pippen, in the midst of one of the finest seasons of his career up to that point, collapses in a fit of petulance.
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For ten days, they went on the road, splitting their set between songs from their Dragon Mouth EP and the upcoming Scale LP. Though they had done plenty of demoing up to that point, the songs still found a way to morph on-stage.
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The character of Coco Connor (Antoinette Robinson)—the popular, ambitious and whip-smart star student at Winchester University— realizes she's pregnant, and though shocked and initially unsure on how to handle it, has no regrets on the sexual experience that led up to that point.
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A sorrowful look at his life up to that point, prompted by the suicide of a friend who had suffered from mental-health problems akin to his own, it chimed with the bewildered dejection of those whose hopes had soared and crashed in the bygone decade.
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It is unlikely that anyone else in the division could put on the kind of top-to-bottom master-class that she did against Ronda Rousey at the top of her game, but equally Holm had looked very average in her UFC performances up to that point.
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The 2016 Pixels came with a Snapdragon 821 that was slightly revised from the 820 chip that everyone else had been using up to that point, and the next Pixels will be built around a Snapdragon 836 that's marginally better than the current 835 flagship part.
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"I think up to that point, I had been using acting as a disguise – somewhere where I could express my emotions, and draw attention to myself in a way that I didn't particularly want to do in real life," McKellen told The Huffington Post in 2015.
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In February, less than one month after the United Nations certified that Iran had met its obligations up to that point and sanctions could be lifted, Iran's government spokesman, Mohammad Bagher Nobakht, said that Iran had gained access to more than $100 billion in previously frozen assets.
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It was described at the time as "the most public downfall of any star in history," crystalized in a widely panned VMAs performance in which Britney half-assed it through the debut of "Gimme More" in the most perfectly articulated statement of IDGAF up to that point.
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Biden won reelection yet again in 1982, and in 1984, became one of the main managers in the Senate for the passage of the Comprehensive Crime Control Act, a sweeping crime bill that, although controversial, represented one of his most important legislative accomplishments up to that point.
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In 1954, Democrat Lyndon Johnson from Texas assumed the position of Senate majority leader and needed support from liberals in Congress — or, at the very least, needed liberals not to distrust the southerner, who, up to that point in history, had an abysmal record on civil rights.
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The story of the fight up to that point had been of Holm doing the damage on the feet and getting through the rounds relatively unmarked, but Tate coming dangerously close to the choke in the second round and succeeding with it later in the fifth.
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Yu Suzuki's return to the genre in the late 23s with the Ferrari-licensed F355 Challenge, developed while he was also deep into the production of Shenmue, is perhaps the apotheosis of everything he had tried to achieve in the arcade realm up to that point.
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Up to that point, Liverpool had been the more assertive team: not quite the more dangerous, and not as much of a threat as it has been at times this year, but perhaps more of a threat than Real Madrid had expected, or is accustomed to.
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And leading up to that point was our credit because there was hope, and one of the reasons the stock market has gone up so much in the last few days is people think we're doing so well, they liked the State of the Union speech.
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Up to that point, Shaw has been busy exposing us to two breeds of ineffectual English elites, circa 1914: the cultured but idle bohemian class, represented by Hesione Hushabye (partly based on Virginia Woolf), and the horsy, empty-headed aristocracy represented by her sister, Lady Utterword.
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"We've claimed war-weariness, or 'America First,' and turned a blind eye to the slaughter of 500,000 people and suffering of millions more," the former Marine Mackenzie Wolf pointed out in a March essay on America's unconscionable lack of action in Syria up to that point.
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The bad news is that a harried Disney World "cast member" — whose greatest worry up to that point was probably three-year-old who ate too much cotton candy vomiting in an aisle — is now a referee in a political protest in the hallowed Hall of Presidents.
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This short, sly man leaned on the Coca-Cola hoarding that marked the entrance to the village and raised a hand in friendly greeting, while his companion took the small stick that he had, up to that point, been chewing, threw it on the ground, and smiled.
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So, for example, the jazz Continuator [an algorithmic composer created by François Pachet that learns your musical style as you play and continues your melody in real time] hears a few notes and then produces sound based on an analysis of the music it's heard up to that point.
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And then the movement began to spread, through Twitter and Facebook, where thousands of #MeToo posts underlined what can only be called a systemic epidemic — of harassment and abuse, but also of survivors who had, up to that point, internalized the notion that what happened to them was inconsequential.
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"There's no question about the fact that events in Paris and then San Bernardino had an impact on public opinion, which up to that point was highly favorable," according to William Galston, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has been tracking U.S. public opinion on refugees.
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In late 2017 the company Dr Lim had founded two years earlier to work on the problem, Cell Design Labs, was bought by Gilead, a therapeutics company, in a deal worth $567m—more than 19323 times what had been invested in Cell Design Labs up to that point.
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Flipping two very high profile "no" votes, and doing so with a proposal that ostensibly addresses the core of the concerns that have plagued the new proposal up to that point (giving states the ability to opt out of the price protections in Obamacare), was a very big deal.
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"When he was asked, he said 'No one loves me,' so it's changed the way I think about how every child ought to have an opportunity so that they don't grow up to that point at 10 or in their 20s to feel ostracized and left out," Bullock said.
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Toward the end of my journey in unionization, between arguments over the finer details of the contract, the bargaining committee members reminisced on all the work we had put into this up to that point — a year-and-a-half effort that would soon, finally, come to a close.
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In 2015, a photograph of a drowned Syrian refugee boy (Alan Kurdi, whose first name was also reported as Aylan) became a powerful, tragic focal point in the public's consciousness about the Syrian civil war, which had killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions more up to that point.
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When The Dress went viral in 2015—driving tens of millions of online onlookers into existential conniptions over whether the garment was blue and black or white and gold—it didn't just break the internet, it broke color science as researchers had conceived of it up to that point.
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I haven't put the new activity competitions to the test yet, but am a big fan of auto-workout detection: If you forget to start tracking a run, your Watch will prompt you to do so a few minutes in, and still record everything you've done up to that point.
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As for the auditor, Ernst & Young's Japanese affiliate was fined $18 million in 2015 for poor auditing of Toshiba, which resulted in Japan's worst accounting scandal up to that point, and before that worked on Olympus, although it was cleared of blame for the $1.7 billion accounting fraud at that firm.
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You could have been a cult band for the rest of your life [Laughs] Yeah, exactly, and then I think up to that point, any of the albums we made, the maximum length was, like, 20 minutes, and so to make a 50-minute album felt like a huge accomplishment.
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Wamboldt was hired to focus on so-called high-status men, such as those involved in athletics and fraternities, a group of students who hadn't, up to that point, spoken much with the ethnographers, perhaps wary of the possibility that they'd be portrayed badly in whatever the researchers wrote up.
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The key would be to get the White House to do what it had refused to do at every turn up to that point: acknowledge that there was a possibility a quid pro quo may have occurred, but make clear that even if it had, it wouldn't merit an impeachable offense.
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But the deep, lasting pleasure provided in this episode of watching these old friends, colleagues, and (in at least one case) lovers go at each other was informed by the years of history between them — and the roughly 94 hours of screentime audiences had spent with them up to that point.
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She had intended to stay in Washington after working on the Nixon impeachment investigation of the House Judiciary Committee and go to work for a big D.C. law firm, and probably specialize in children's defense law, which she had devoted her life to up to that point and still is devoted to.
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The poster boy of lo-fi, Barlow had amassed a substantial library of music up to that point through his many projects: Sebadoh, Sentridoh, The Folk Implosion, Lou Barlow, and previously, Deep Wound and Dinosaur Jr. Korine was a fan of Barlow's work and handpicked him to provide original music for the film.
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Trump's statement seems to be taken from a July 9 USA Today story that said 26 officers had been shot and killed up to that point this year, compared with 18 to the same point last year — an increase of 44%, according to statistics from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Up to that point, even top Republicans who acknowledged that Trump had pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a July 25 phone call to pursue the investigations mostly stuck to the line that no compelling evidence of an explicit quid pro quo had emerged — and that there were therefore no grounds for impeaching the president.
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Just a month after he announced his candidacy in June 2015, Trump revved up 5,000 people over immigration in Phoenix — telling the largest crowd of his campaign up to that point that he would make sure they take their country back, and that "Chinese leaders are much smarter than Obama and his bunch of clowns" on trade.
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Noto didn't say when Twitter would start broadcasting around the clock, specifying that it would take some time for the company to ramp up to that point, but he said that it was currently working on an array of programs to fill up this new always-on Twitter TV. "We're working on many, many things," he told BuzzFeed News.
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While a 45-year-old woman who had never given birth had a 0.62 percent chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer up to that point in her life, the breast cancer odds for a woman of the same age who had given birth in the past three to seven years were only slightly higher, at 103 percent.
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" Even though people quickly dug up evidence of Clinton publicly professing her love of hot sauce as far back as 1992, the statement was convincingly cast off as inauthentic when packaged with the handful of cultural references she'd already made up to that point—TMZ called it " a clear attempt to snag New York's black vote.
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As a kid growing up in the 90s golden age of the NES and the SNES, Raine vividly remembers playing Chrono Trigger as a teenager for the first time, and realizing that video games had the power to tell complex stories beyond the Ninja Gaiden-style beat-'em-ups she had been playing up to that point.
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Trump had been a marginal figure at most in politics up to that point, entertaining a Reform Party run in the 2000 election — when he speculated that he would probably take more votes from the Democratic candidate than the Republican one — and leading a conspiratorial crusade in 2011 to force Obama to release his birth certificate.
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Case in point: After the Wall Street bombing of September 16, 1920, an attack from Italian anarchists that killed 38 people in what was up to that point the deadliest terrorist strike on American soil ever, the Washington Post editorial board called in explicitly racist terms to keep out "alien scum from the cesspools and sewers of the Old World": .
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He's lauded for presiding over one of the greatest periods of progressive reform in U.S. history up to that point and skillfully navigating the nation's involvement in World War I. By articulating principles for peace—his "Fourteen Points"—and advocating a League of Nations after the war, he pressed for a new internationalism and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000.
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The principal, an unflappable Vietnam War veteran, took the comment in stride, but even as a kid I recognized the admixture of hurt and shame on his face upon being racialized and diminished by a seven-year-old child, who, like me and many others in the class, had probably encountered very few black people in his life up to that point.
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There are many things to love about 2004's "The Notebook," but the most enduring moment of the film is when ex-lovers Noah and Allie reunite amid a thunderstorm after years of being apart due to class differences and World War I. The whole movie up to that point had been building up to their reunion, so obviously it had to be epic — and it was.
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In the summer of 1862, the Union commander, Major General Henry Halleck, asked his friend Francis Lieber, a law professor and political theorist at Columbia College, to help define "military offenses" of "treasonable character," because up to that point so many activities—burning bridges, cutting telegraph lines, spying—did not necessarily fall under the definition of treason and in any case could be tried only where the act had occurred.
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And then, within a few days, I wrote a couple of people and I realized the extent to which some of the female musicians and performance artists have been getting very violent and sexually graphic types of messages on a daily basis, whereas the kind of targeting I was getting up to that point was really mostly about the artwork, along with some speculation about who I might be.
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