Allard, meanwhile, was in control for much of his outing.
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She was in control and she was to nail it.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government was in control within hours.
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"I figured the thing was in control," he told investigators.
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Even then, though, he admitted that Jasmine was in control.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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"Overall, I thought that he was in control," Wallace said.
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Horus was in control of the sun and the moon.
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I felt like I was in control of my life.
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The president needed to show that he was in control.
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I would dive into my work; there, I was in control.
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Now that we know she was in control of the DNC.
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For her, making things for herself meant she was in control.
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It was in control from the start against the slumping Hoosiers.
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Other than that, I feel like he was in control tonight.
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Even though I was playing my shots I was in control.
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The game was in control, and Harris looked right at home.
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ISIS drove Christians from this area when it was in control.
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The government said it was in control of the country and economy.
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It didn't seem like anyone else was in control of the account.
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HALFTIME The score is tied but the United States was in control.
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With a mic in hand I was in control of the narrative.
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It was an interview style and I was in control of the interview.
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I was in control of my body, and it was a glorious thing.
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"He was in control, relaxed, serious, had lots of ongoing projects," he said.
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But they never truly threatened Oklahoma City, which was in control all night.
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Two rounds later, however, Pacquiao left no doubt about who was in control.
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I was very calm and I think I was in control out there.
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And Jacqueline was in control and had chosen to be a victim, too.
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On the Turkish Airlines flight, the system on the right was in control.
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Who was in control of the WikiLeaks Twitter account cannot be known with certainty.
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The world No. 2, champion in 2013, was in control throughout the match. (Reuters)
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"Samantha was in control of this situation," argued Deputy District Attorney Kristin M. McElroy.
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I worked on the only thing that made me feel I was in control.
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He was in control throughout, retiring 20 of the final 22 batters he faced.
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In the days afterward, Corbyn's office scrambled to show that he was in control.
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"After sixth grade, Mike was in control of his education," recalled the proud mom.
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Detroit was in control most of the half but couldn't get into the end zone.
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I was there, I was in control of all that darkness in a strange way.
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For some folks, our jobs would end because Houston was in control from then on.
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A senior rebel source denied the government was in control there, however, and fighting continues.
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A resident also confirmed to Reuters that the army was in control of the city.
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I wasn't in control of what I was in control of, that's why I lost.
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This is the best Olympic experience out of the three, because I was in control.
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Only 37 percent of American respondents reported that the government was in control of immigration.
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So she was in control and she was relentless about getting the things she wanted.
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By February 1945, however, the Red Army was in control of most of Eastern Europe.
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I felt like the most powerful jockey when I was in control of California Chrome.
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"She's in an OK place as she was in control of the situation," added the source.
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Muguruza broke her to go up, 2-0, in the first set and was in control.
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He was 25-years-old when he was in control and 30 when he went in jail.
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"I felt like I was in control of the golf ball pretty much all day," he said.
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"She paid, she was in control," Buttram told the paper of what she remembered of the duo.
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For more than two years, ISIS was in control of Mosul, a major city in northern Iraq.
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However, I believe she was in control of her account for all of her posts in 2017.
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And for the clover, the overall mass of roots was smaller than it was in control plants.
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She was in control of her public image and ensured that no unflattering pictures were in circulation.
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Lauer (103-7) was in control against the Dodgers (85-69) for a third time this season.
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The drama appeared to be an effort by Mr. Putin to show that he was in control.
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Once ISIS was in control of Palmyra, the group distributed images of the city's antiquities being destroyed
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Google caches show that the real Nate Bussey was in control of the account as recently as June.
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But by then, Seton Hall was in control and took a 19-point lead on Powell's free throws.
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A security source described the attack as serious but said the army was in control of the situation.
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"It felt like I was in control most of the game and executing pitches really well," Gibson said.
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Kelly (5-6) had lost four of his past five starts but was in control against the Mets.
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Mr. Strines even asserted that Youngstown had been a better, safer place when the mob was in control.
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Fury seemed to know he was in control from the opening bell, and didn't hesitate to show it.
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"Nobody was in control," said Dian Patria, who works on natural resources at the country's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
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My experience of pregnancy (not to scare you!) was that an occupying force was in control of my body.
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After that Thiem was in control as a season that has delivered five titles got the climax it deserves.
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Even though I have still had anxiety since then, it taught me that I was in control of it.
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"I was terrified because I was in control of not suffocating this kid and keeping him calm," she adds.
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By contrast, during Nancy Pelosi's four years as speaker, there was no confusion as to who was in control.
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He was watching his steering wheel, too, but his hands were at his side: A computer was in control.
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Despite their four one-goal leads, Blues coach Ken Hitchcock never felt his team was in control of the game.
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Ultimately, it was important that I believed I was in control of my problem—and to some extent, it worked.
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It felt like yoga—a steady, reliable movement from discomfort to comfort and I was in control of the pace.
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James' one-year deals also established that he was in control of where he wants to play, not the organization.
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It is not totally clear whether the FBI was in control of this account, though this is what Adolf insinuates.
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Congress was in control of foreign policy and the Supreme Court could and would overturn domestic policies it considered unconstitutional.
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I was thinking I was in control of the moment, and suddenly I've got the bases loaded and one out.
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No matter which faction was in control, the G.O.P. was officially united against Obama's programs, and every other argument could wait.
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"I was in control prior times and it didn't work out and I couldn't do it anymore," Eklund explained of Kaplan.
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And in particular I've never seen this happen when one party was in control of the House, Senate, and White House.
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But it turns out he was in control the entire time, and then he made me shoot myself in the head.
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"I was in control of my own destiny but just didn't have it this week," said Spieth after coming tied 55th.
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He didn't call it one himself, but it was the closest thing he'd known, and he was in control of it.
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The opposite could be said for McHugh, who didn't allow a hit until the fourth and was in control all night.
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When he was in control of the company, Durov flouted government requests to shut down pages operated by anti-Putin activists.
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"There is no power higher than the power of the people," he said amid contradictory accounts of who was in control.
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In July, McConnell's office was in control of almost every decision, and he handled much of the negotiation with wavering senators.
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I got my mechanics back in order in the third and I felt like I was in control from there on out.
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Back on February 14th, Google's self-driving car had its first fender bender to occur while the car's AI was in control.
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Michigan was in control from the start, jumping out to a 32-13 lead with 8:43 remaining in the first half.
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Murray, the No. 2 seed, was in control of their quarterfinal, ahead by 6-1, 43-3, when it started to rain.
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In a time of so much uncertainty in my life, I actually felt like I was in control of my own schedule.
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So she would often only have herself and an assist because she was in control of a lot of those facial movements.
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Detroit was in control from the start, creating holes for rookie running back Kerryon Johnson and giving Matthew Stafford time to pass.
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Quite a few of them did so by inviting or self-inflicting harm, thereby complicating the question of who was in control.
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Other than the three pitches that went for home runs, he felt like he was in control of what he needed to do.
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I got pretty splashed in the face and it was a white-out, but I had enough feeling that I was in control.
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"In my situation I always made sure that I was in control of the situation — that's the way I do business," he said.
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Thiem, 25, was in control throughout the second set, breaking his opponent twice and losing just five points total on his own serve.
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Davies had only two strikeouts but was in control, not allowing an extra-base hit and giving the bullpen some much-needed rest.
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"I believe that this has been a problem through periods where either party was in control and it didn't get resolved," Kaufman noted.
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Real Madrid, which is looking to reach its third final in four seasons, was in control from the start at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
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It was significant because "it showed me that I was in control of and had the ability to accomplish my goals," says Cardone.
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So we tried to have the camera match where our characters were depending on who was in control of us at that moment.
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I could feel like I was in control of my life, I could perfect myself, and no one would know that it was unhealthy.
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Mike Pence, naturally, was in control of the selfie stick when he snapped this shot of the predominantly white, mostly male group of legislators.
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Bu we do know this, all of the money was bought and paid for by Hillary, because she was in control of the DNC.
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It was Jeff, he said, who was in control while killing Taylor, the longtime girlfriend of Donovan's father and the woman who raised him.
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Since 85033, every president, regardless of party, has opposed settlements, and every Congress, regardless of which party was in control, has supported this position.
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"He was in control and staying on message, which is shocking to me," David Henderson, a 51-year-old self-described liberal, told me.
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I remember feeling secure and safe; he was in control, he would handle any issue that might arise, he would see us safely home.
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At the time, the Taliban was in control of Afghanistan and harbored al-Qaeda, the terrorist group that planned and executed the 9/11 attack.
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Archer was in control aside from Andrus' fireworks as he held the Rangers to two total hits in the first four innings, striking out eight.
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When asked who was in control of the music in their family car, Zara revealed that her husband is a huge fan of film soundtracks.
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Only a few typical quirks, like moments of overly cautious traffic spacing and overactive path planning, betrayed the fact that a computer was in control.
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Top-ranked Novak Djokovic was in control from the start as he beat 44th-ranked Hubert Hurkacz of Poland, 6-4, 73-2, 6-2.
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There was no such drama against Dimitrov as Wawrinka was in control from the start, his opponent managing only a single break from eight chances.
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The push alert didn't explain what the incident was and told readers that the government was in control and there was no need to worry.
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Genish had said he supported the idea of a network spinoff and a merger with Open Fiber provided TIM was in control of the merged entity.
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Trading and banking sources also said uncertainty over who was in control of Yemen's central bank - given its headquarters in Sanaa - was adding to lenders' caution.
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It was plenty of fun in the right-hand seat, but I didn't experience the same joy-bomb of exhilaration as when I was in control.
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She was in control in all aspects of the game, winning 86 percent of points on her first serve and hitting 38 winners to Radwanska's nine.
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I think once I started doing that, I felt better, because I felt like I was in control of how this conversation was going to go.
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What happened: Uber said that it was "due to human error," which many took to mean that a safety driver was in control of the car.
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Sharapova was in control of the second throughout and wrapped up the win with two straight aces to raise her total for the tournament to 20.
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Sharapova was in control of the second throughout and wrapped up the win with two straight aces to raise her total for the tournament to 22.
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Trump denied on Wednesday that there was any disagreement inside his administration about Iran policy and sought to show in a tweet that he was in control.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (7-3) hasn't fared well against Minnesota in his career (2-6, 33 ERA), but he was in control from the beginning on Friday.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (7-3) hasn't fared well against Minnesota in his career (2-6, 4.76 ERA), but he was in control from the beginning on Friday.
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Fugro's controlled glide hypothesis is also the first time officials have leant some support to contested theories that someone was in control during the flight's final moments.
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The government had a hand in reconciliation efforts between tribes, in which blood money was paid to settle feuds from when the Islamic State was in control.
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Snell (4-5) was in control with eight strikeouts, with the Padres' only run coming on a bases-loaded walk to Alexei Ramirez in the fourth inning.
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Though Mr. Cuomo has taken a hands-on role at the authority, he said the way it was set up made it unclear who was in control.
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Latham on Tuesday acknowledged that Jutting was in control in parts leading up to the killings but emphasised the killings were not something Jutting intended to do.
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Latham on Tuesday acknowledged that Jutting was in control in parts leading up to the killings but emphasized the killings were not something Jutting intended to do.
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This kind of outperformance persisted even after Republicans lost control of Congress in 2006, while Democrats earned mediocre returns even in periods when that party was in control.
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He was a bit shaky in his first two outings but was in control last time out against Atlanta when he allowed one earned run in seven innings.
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That was the first time officials directly involved in the search have lent some support to contested theories that someone was in control during the flight's final moments.
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In the 1970s he cruised Manhattan in a chauffeured limousine and gave others the impression that he was in control of the $2503 million fortune amassed by his father.
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It was bound to happen eventually: one of Google's self-driving cars has gotten into a minor accident – and, for once, it was while the AI was in control.
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It will record how the car would have acted if the computer was in control, including information about how the car might have avoided an accident (or caused one).
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But it is more likely that this was a defensive maneuver, meant to make it look like he was in control of a situation spiraling out of his control.
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Gliding effortlessly across the grass she took charge of the match by breaking her 139th-ranked Slovakian's serve to love in the sixth game and was in control thereafter.
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It still seemed as if Cilic was in control but the strutting Italian raised his game another level in the fourth set tiebreak as the crowd roared him on.
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Dateline/Ferrara, Italy Food was not what drew me to Ferrara, a walled city just east of Bologna, Italy, where the powerful Este family was in control for centuries.
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By early 20133, experts were already pointing out that Assad's forces, rebels, and jihadist groups were all involved in antiquities looting, before ISIS was in control of much territory.
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I thought he was in control for the majority of the fight apart from parts of the 3rd or 4th rounds when Superlek caught him with some good knees.
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According to the docs ... Turner's also pissed because Spurlock was in control of the production accounts, and is now refusing to come clean on what happened to the funds.
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Local police said someone was behind the wheel when the self-driving car flipped, but it's unclear whether that person was in control of the car at the time.
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The May 12 election was the first since Iraq declared victory over the Islamic State group, which was in control of one-third of Iraqi territory just three years ago.
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Facing a judge on Thursday, a Washington man said "Satan was in control" when he opened fire at a house party in July, killing his ex-girlfriend and two others.
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The assumption that Russia now owns Syria and was in control of the battlefield has given policymakers in Western capitals a way of putting the conflict on the back burner.
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"I was in control prior times and it didn't work out and I couldn't do it anymore," Eklund explains of Kaplan, who is also dad to 7-year-old Kai.
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But the prosecution asserted that Jutting was in control of his behavior and deliberately took more and more cocaine as "dutch courage" to enable him to torture and ultimately kill.
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The LNA was in control of the former airport, LNA spokesman Ahmed Mismari said, rejecting a claim by the Tripoli interior minister, Fathi Bashagha, that his forces had retaken it.
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On Tuesday, TIM sacked Chief Executive Amos Genish who had said he supported the idea of a merger with Open Fiber provided TIM was in control of the combined network.
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Nurmagomedov was in control from the start of the fight, asserting his will against Poirier and ending the first round with a brutal barrage of elbows before the horn sounded.
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It's also possible the human driver was in control of the vehicle at the time of the incident in the video, which would obviously present its own set of problems.
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Last week TIM sacked Chief Executive Amos Genish who had said he supported the idea of a merger with Open Fiber provided TIM was in control of the combined network.
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"She provided the sense that someone was in control and could be counted on," said Jan Techau, the Berlin-based director of the Europe program for the German Marshall Fund.
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"He has to Forrest Gump himself," said Greer, referring to the 1994 film in which the title character was in control of his own narrative throughout historical moments in US history.
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Even as Dos Santos applied low kicks nicely, there was never a moment in the fight where it looked like Dos Santos was in control of where the bout took place.
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Every time I saw him speaking with an adult, you could tell he was in control in terms of being able to manipulate them and being able to predict their actions.
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The Man in Black was right to question whether he was in control of his actions—but the reason has nothing to do with whether his body has a USB port.
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Complimenting a kick-heavy striking attack with four completed takedowns, the 2116-year-old was in control for the duration of the fight, culminating with a well-earned unanimous decision triumph.
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The news agency adds: Fugro's controlled glide hypothesis is also the first time officials have leant some support to contested theories that someone was in control during the flight's final moments.
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"I was in a driving simulator a couple of weeks ago, and they asked me to play Dots on my phone" while the virtual car was in control, Mr. Coelingh said.
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Other than covering kicks, Wake Forest (8-423, 4-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) was in control for much of the game, which marked the 100th meeting between the in-state rivals.
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Gabriel was in control from the outset, marching the Knights 217 yards on eight plays and connecting with Marlon Williams for a 224-yard touchdown and an early 38-228 lead.
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Checking the box score, it&aposs clear that Shanahan was in control of the entire game — quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo only needed to attempt eight passes in the 49ers&apos dominant win.
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To be fair, though, Demi concedes her state of mind at the time was that everything was okay and she was in control ... which was clearly not the case in hindsight.
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That's the thing about his world: it's all a copy of a copy because we've never been there when Mr. Robot was in control, making the decisions that would change the world.
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Ocean currents have delivered three pieces of debris, including a flaperon that investigators say indicate no one was in control of the plane when it spiraled at high speed into the sea.
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With the pair announcing their separation several weeks after splitting at the beginning of the year, "she's in an OK place as she was in control of the situation," adds the source.
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After BYU was in control for most of the first 20 minutes, Santa Clara erased a 12-point deficit and took a 26-24 lead with 211:22 left in the game.
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Trying to get back in control After the McGahn news detonated, Trump -- as he often does when apparently caught off guard -- took pains to create an impression that he was in control.
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Michigan State was in control from the opening tip as it led 250-29 before Eastern Michigan hit a shot and was up 217-33 before the Eagles made their second bucket.
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"Today was the first time it's kind of felt, the golf swing, I was in control, like I was leading into the Masters," Johnson told reporters after switching back to an old putter.
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Both the trip out and the trip back went smoothly, both while I was in control on city streets and while the car was driving on the open highway across a few miles.
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I promise I wasn't, but I damn sure wanted to know someone was in control, and I wanted the facts, numbers, and risks all spelled out so I could make an informed choice.
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Buttigieg was in control most of the night, acing a question about whether he would have ordered a strike against Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani and, smartly, leaning heavily into his own military service.
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Last appearance: 8.6, "The Iron Throne"The Mother of Dragons was in control of her body by the series finale and, for better or worse, was hardened by her experiences over the years.
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Because her divorce was not yet finalized at the time of Plath's death, Hughes was in control of Plath's estate and had final say on the editing and publication of her final materials.
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Lester appeared in the corner of the stream, wearing a pair of headphones and holding a controller while watching intensely and reacting to the punches as if he was in control of the action.
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And more importantly, we remember from the first season that Robot was in control the whole time 5/9 was being executed, so he would have had plenty of opportunity to make it happen.
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As the coronavirus raced around the globe and seized the world's economy, he has cited numbers to suit his own story that the pandemic would quickly pass and that his administration was in control.
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My own party was in control then, and it went all the way up to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court of the United States decided that, yes, greenhouse gases is a pollutant.
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Mr. Smith said he was in control of the account when it posted its first ad blasting her, adding that he spent more than $3,000 of his own money on that ad and others.
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Gabriel also warned against hysteria over Germany's ability to cope with the influx, which saw 1.1 million asylum seekers flock to the country last year, and insisted the government was in control of the situation.
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Making his first start since the July non-waiver trade deadline when he was rumored to possibly be leaving St. Louis, Lynn was in control throughout, retiring 10 of the final 11 batters he faced.
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Turkey purged its police on Monday after rounding up thousands of soldiers in the wake of the unsuccessful coup over the weekend, with the government saying it was in control of the country and economy.
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I convinced myself that if I was in control of my body, I'd feel more confident and, in turn, I would feel less lonely and more able to deal with the loss of my friend.
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For the first four rounds Charles was in control, finding the body shots, stifling Marciano on the inside and pushing Marciano away whenever the champ freed his hands to begin pounding on Charles from in tight.
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It is not clear who was in control of the plane at the time of the crash as Pedroza, a VIP host in Las Vegas, was sitting with Erik Valente, 363, who was a certified pilot.
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She's worked with a sponsor in the past and said the experience was "painful" because of how drawn-out the approval and payment process was, and that she still "had a boss" who was in control.
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Florida State was in control, but the game turned midway through the fourth quarter when Trey Marshall was ejected for targeting on a punt return — giving Michigan a short field on which to begin its comeback.
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Trump attempted on multiple occasions to repeal Obamacare during 2017, when his party was in control of both chambers of Congress, but failed to do so due to a lack of support within his own party.
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On Monday, Genish said in a statement he supported the idea of merging TIM's fixed-line assets with the broadband network being developed by smaller rival Open Fiber, provided TIM was in control of the combined network.
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"I felt like I was in control pretty much all day long," said Vegas, a 34-year-old Venezuelan has three PGA Tour victories: the 2011 Bob Hope Classic and the Canadian Open in 2016 and 2017.
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We spoke and texted about his interests: his love of caving and Tham Luang; the incredible undefeated streak of his favorite soccer team, Liverpool; and his optimism for Brexit now that the Conservative Party was in control.
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Ironically, she told me that her father, a man of faith, encouraged her to complete her trip; that he believed in her work and that she should remember that Allah was in control of life and death.
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It takes five votes to accomplish most things at the Supreme Court, and until Saturday, that meant Justice Anthony M. Kennedy was in control when the court's four-member liberal and conservative blocs lined up against each other.
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I bought King's Quest to return to the lap of a woman who was in control of her life, who had chosen to be where and who she was, and who had chosen to share that with me.
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But the situation bore all the hallmarks of a coup: The military was in control of state TV in Harare, a significant army presence was at the city's international airport, and Mugabe has not been seen in public.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is ready to provide its full support to international investors, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, adding that while attacks on the economy via its currency continued, the government was in control of the situation.
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Ankara said it was in control of the country and economy and widened a crackdown on suspected supporters of the failed military coup, taking the number of people rounded up from the armed forces and judiciary to 2328.16,219.
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I was in control of what vision I was putting out onto the runway, but after that it was almost fair game for anybody else... It was me looking at the landscape and saying, 'What does Thakoon stand for?
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Because in previous years — and this sort of predates internet craziness around brackets — if you had the CBS partnership, the rights to actually air the games, CBS was in control of what games it aired on one broadcast network.
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But the two-time Vezina Trophy finalist, who had a four-game losing streak, was in control all night, smothering pucks and limiting rebound chances as Tampa Bay ended a stretch of four games allowing four or more goals.
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From there, as well as posting a tweet advertising the masks website, whoever was in control of Feathers' account sent direct messages to a high number of his followers with a link to the site as well, Feathers said.
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Sessions released a statement on Thursday saying he was in control of the Justice Department, hours after Trump disparaged him in an interview with Fox & Friends for recusing himself from the special counsel's probe into Russian interference in 2016 election.
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"[It] means the aircraft wasn't configured for a landing or a ditching—you can draw your own conclusions as to whether that means someone was in control," said Peter Foley, the bureau's director, when speaking to reporters in Canberra earlier today.
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Turkey widened a crackdown on suspected supporters of the failed coup on Sunday, taking the number of people rounded up in the armed forces and judiciary to 6,000, and the government said it was in control of the country and economy.
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The 20-year-old Australian was in control from the outset, going up a double break in the first set and leapt in the air and pumped his fist when the Japanese sent a forehand into the net on match point.
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Most Thai analysts agree the takeover, which ousted the government of Thaksin's sister, former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, was executed to cripple the Shinawatra family's political machine and to ensure the military was in control when the succession took place.
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Turkey widened a crackdown on suspected supporters of a failed military coup, taking the number of people rounded up in the armed forces and judiciary to 6,45.983, and the government said it was in control of the country and economy.
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Turkey widened a crackdown on suspected supporters of a failed military coup on Sunday, taking the number of people rounded up in the armed forces and judiciary to 6,000, and the government said it was in control of the country and economy.
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"The assault lasted only minutes, but what he was effectively telling me while he was holding my genitals in his hand was that he held the power, that he was in control," Crews described to a packed hearing room on Capitol Hill.
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So where I'd once drawn those lines in the sand over when I'd put an end to breastfeeding, I decided instead to relinquish the idea that I was in control of anything at all, and to follow my heart and my daughter's needs.
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The interview is in Turkish, but here is the New York Times translating Erdogan's message: "There is no power higher than the power of the people," he said in a night of wild confusion and contradictory accounts of who was in control.
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By the beginning of '20183, they'd pulled off, the women in particular, because of corruption, big money was in control, none of the stuff about draining the swamp was true, but above all because healthcare costs were rising and they'd had it.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Prosecution and defense lawyers used their closing arguments on Friday to try to convince a Hong Kong jury of the extent British banker Rurik Jutting was in control of his actions when he tortured, raped and killed two Indonesian women.
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It was Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, who was in control — not, as millenniums of anti-Semitic sentiment have it, the Jewish high priests — and who was struggling to keep order in the city amid the emotions and crowds of the Passover season.
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Knowing information such as whether a person or the machine was in control, what speed the vehicle was moving, and whether and when the brakes were applied can help establish what went wrong and how a similar crash might be prevented in the future.
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A study by Allison Harell of the University of Quebec and others found that a strong predictor of people's attitudes to migrants was whether they felt in control of their own lives, and whether they felt their country was in control of its borders.
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On the Chinese side, while Xi was able to restore stability to US-China relations at April's Mar-a-Lago summit and reassure an anxious Chinese public that he was in control, assuming that China has Trump wrapped around its finger is a dangerous miscalculation.
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In his statement, Pompeo said the U.S. has "the utmost confidence" in the Dutch legal system and supports the work of the Joint Investigation Team, which determined the missile was shot from an area in Ukraine that was in control of pro-Russian separatists.
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I'd also morphed into That Friend™: the one who needed her pals to spot for dinner, who couldn't afford to do anything fun, and whose go-to line was "I'm on a budget" (to make it seem like I was in control of my circumstances).
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Read more: The secretive German family behind the company that owns Panera Bread, Krispy Kreme, and Pret a Manger is donating more than $11 million after the discovery of its Nazi past When Albert Reimann Sr. was in control of JAB, the company was focused on industrial chemicals.
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USC (3-3, 2-2) was in control for much of the game but committed four turnovers and needed to answer after Colorado tied the score at 14 with 23:20 left on a 10-yard pass from redshirt freshman quarterback Steven Montez to wide receiver Bryce Bobo.
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At the time an army spokesman denied a military takeover was underway but the situation bore all the hallmarks of a coup: The military was in control of state TV in Harare, a significant army presence was at the city's international airport, and Mugabe was not seen in public.
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Creditors argue the court should not allow that debt to be used in the deal, saying the loans Lampert's hedge fund made to Sears were not in the company's best interest and were also a conflict of interest since he was in control of the company at the time.
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Commentary: Why the situation in Turkey may only get worse Reagan's would-be assassin now Virginia suburb's infamous new resident Since the crash there have been competing theories over whether one, both or no pilot was in control of the aircraft when it disappeared or whether it was hijacked.
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Trump and his top aides, in an attempt to protect the President and the White House from a steady stream of stories about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into election meddling, has started to fault the Obama administration for not doing enough when the former president was in control.
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May, who as interior minister was in control of migration for six years before becoming prime minister, said the flow of migrants must be controlled to ease the pressure on public services such as schools and hospitals, and to protect those hardest hit at "the lower end of the income scale".
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In the end, Lopez Obrador came under heavy criticism on social media and from security experts, who said that authorities risked encouraging copycat actions by caving in to the gang, and that the retreat from a major city created the impression that the cartel, not the state, was in control.
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I also needed to believe this and needed to tell my worried, but open-handed, parents that although I was breaking the one rule they persistently drill into young evangelical girls (aside from no front hugs) — do not date non-Christian men — I was in control and was going to handle the situation.
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Others have stressed the political risks facing Trump and his reelection campaign if the outbreak worsens significantly, warning that it would be catastrophic if the virus made a comeback closer to the November election — especially after Trump declared himself a "wartime" president and assured the public that his administration was in control.
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Even the offer of these choices is a loaded one, since a core dilemma in the series is the characters' own sense of their limited agency: Because their primary enemy was in control of the comic's narrative machinery, deviating from his plans meant being exiled to a non-canon timeline and plot-irrelevant death.
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The favored theory is that no one was in control of the plane when it crashed, but in recent months—and in light of the fact that the primary wreckage site has yet to be found—an alternate theory has gained traction, namely the suggestion that someone was in fact behind the controls, putting the plane into a glide that in theory would triple the size of the search area.
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