Now we just went in front of our first billboard.
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On May 13th Mr Fernandes went in front of a camera again.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen went in front of the Senate Banking Committee Tuesday.
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We went in front of a congressional delegation in DC at the Capitol.
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But, when the case went in front of a judge in 2015, he was found not guilty.
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One went in front of the van and the other behind it as we entered the city.
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Neither UFC star was present Tuesday when the case went in front of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
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"If [the crown prince] went in front of a jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes," said Sen.
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Telfair's case went in front of a judge this week -- and his attorney argued to have the charges dropped.
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And every time the sword went in front of my face, I would get slightly blinded by the flames.
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"If the crown prince went in front of a jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes," Corker added. Sen.
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Shortly after Ryan announced his bid, Pelosi went in front of reporters to dismiss the insurgency as doomed from the start.
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In September of last year, Planned Parenthood's president, Cecile Richards, went in front of Congress to defend the organization against the attacks.
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In November they went in front of a couple different Congressional committees and testified about their role that they played unknowingly in the election.
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Facebook apologized, CEO Mark Zuckerberg went in front of Congress to answer questions, and the FTC slapped Facebook with a historically large fine — $5 billion.
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Werth's case went in front of a judge last week where he cut a plea deal in which he pled guilty to 1 count of DUI.
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Martin Shkreli, the frat-boy pharmaceutical executive who made news for price-gouging HIV patients, went in front of Congress to defend himself against charges of fraud on Thursday.
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"If the crown prince went in front of a jury, he'd be convicted in 30 minutes," said Senator Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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We went in front of the elephant line early one morning, and within an hour, a mother tiger and her cub walked in front of our elephant like an apparition.
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On Tuesday, Google went in front of the Supreme Court of Canada to argue that the country's courts shouldn't have the authority to order the search giant to censor links worldwide.
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"One of the planets from the wobble technique showed transit: it went in front of the star at exactly the time it was predicted to and that was basically incontrovertible," says Seager.
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Shanahan went in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee on June 20 for his confirmation hearing, which included several prickly exchanges with McCain, who at one point threatened to block his nomination.
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The sun had not set on Trump's day of triumph before he went in front of the cameras and revived his insane accusation that Ted Cruz's father was involved in John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Hours later he went in front of the camera and said the country was staring down an immigration "crisis" — one that would put the American people in danger and throw the economy in flux.
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The case went in front of a judge -- and Manziel ultimately cut a deal where he agreed to take an anger management course and keep his nose clean and in exchange, the charge would be dropped.
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The case went in front of a judge who ordered Pierce to either respond to the lawsuit or face a default judgment ... and since the court never heard from Pierce, the judge ordered him to pay up.
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We got Ben before he went in front of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wednesday to try to convince legislators to help out Syrian refugees ... and the actor told us he couldn't help but feel nervous about his big moment.
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According to this adviser, Trump made the decision to fire Comey -- and Pence knew the decision was coming before the announcement on Tuesday -- but he wasn't fully briefed on the President's reasoning for firing Comey before he went in front of cameras on Wednesday.
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Instead, the Republican-frontrunner went in front of the mob of cameras and reporters awaiting him in the lower level lobby of Trump Tower and -- flanked by a dozen black and brown faces -- offered two minutes of remarks before returning to his 26th floor office in the same building.
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Jeff Merkley's publicized border trip to visit detention facilities run by components of the Departments of Homeland Security and of Health and Human Services, and it was Sessions who went in front of cameras the day the DHS announced the policy that would result in more families separated at the border.
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Earlier this year, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE went in front of cameras and called the opioid crisis a national emergency.
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As the Democratic National Convention was ending, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE went in front of cameras to urge Russia to hack into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Once, in a game against Olympiakos at Karaiskákis Stadium, he went in front of the partisan opposition fans and kissed the shamrock badge on his shirt.
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The ordinary title of count (comte) always went in front of the name. It was subject to the same rules as the title of duke but with an income threshold of only 30,000 francs. Senators, Ministers, and Archbishops were all counts. From 1808 until 1814, 388 titles were created.
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His award citation reads: > With one companion, voluntarily went in front of the Union lines, under a > heavy fire from the enemy, and carried back a helpless, wounded comrade, > thus saving him from death or capture. His companion, Pvt. Elbridge Robinson, also of the 122nd Ohio, also received the Medal of Honor.
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She was elated by the courage of the girl, but devastated by her death. Harmonia burst into tears and committed suicide. According to Valerius Maximus, Harmonia did not commit suicide, but to prove the same courage as the girl, she went in front of the murderers, saying she was the real princess, and was also killed.
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Gibbons and his wife got in. The boys in their ignorance, went in front of the paddle wheels. This was not seen by the Captain, who as the boys were pushing off, gave the order to go ahead, and the paddle wheel turned and the boat was broken and its occupants thrown overboard. Gibbons swam ashore.
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After Neesan's tavam met with failure he returned to Thiruvananthapuram. Thirumal, knowing this, went in front of the neesan and asked him why he came there. Neesan narrated the whole story and said that because of this, Sivan who had come to him told Neesan that he wouldn’t have children anymore. If I have no male child, my words will not be respected.
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At the September of the same year, she again appeared in an advertising film for the same brand. The action scenes involved in the advertising film was shot in three days. For the promotion of 2015 spring- summer collection of the Mavi Jeans, Sarıkaya went in front of the camera with Kerem Bürsin. Sarıkaya and Bürsin's joint singing in the commercials received a positive response from the audience.
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Four months after the release of "Şansın Bol Olsun", the third music video, "Evlilik Sandalı", was released on 18 February 2003. A male model appeared alongside Yener in the video, and she went in front of the camera in a wedding dress. Later on 2 June 2003, the album's fourth and last music video, "Küs", was released. The music video was directed by Nihat Odabaşı and recorded at a beach.
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The advance was renewed during the subsequent Battle of the Selle (23 October), with the RE repairing bridges and roads as they went. In front of the Forest of Mormal 33rd Division captured the village of Englefontaine by an enveloping movement. The division was relieved on 26/27 October, but was back in action on 5 November for the Battle of the Sambre, advancing through the forest towards the River Sambre.
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Shiva, now even more interested in Kali, wanted to see him, so after a deep discussion, Shiva asked Yama, demons, Durga, and 3 crore (or 30 million) ghosts to bring him to Kailasham. All of them went in front of Kali and told him that, "You are asked by Shiva to come to Kailasham". Kali gave a lackluster response. He rolled over, but still his head was inside the earth and the earth was sticky.
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In 1993, Mahmoudnejad played a role for the first time in a play called "Crazy Man, Wise Tiger", directed by Dr. Ghotbeddin Sadeghi. He went in front of the camera with the movie Journey to Chazabeh in 1995. Acting in the series "Kalantar", "Kimiaye Khak" and "Gaarde Saheli" is one of the most important works of Mahmoudnezhad. One of the characteristics of Keyvan Mahmoudnezhad's career is that he has acted in both television and cinema during his acting career.
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Before his departure, Thomas Staines, with the consent of the local tribes excepting the "Typees" from the Tai Pi Valley, took possession of Nuku Hiva on behalf of the British Crown.Shillibeer, p.74 When Porter got back to the US, he went in front of the United States Congress and proudly told Congress that he claimed the Washington Islands as American. Congress was aghast that American sailors would cohabitate with the islanders, leading Congress to decline Porter's claim.
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Arrarás currently lives in Miami with her three children, Julian Enrique, Lara Giuliana, and Adrian Vadim. She is a vocal environmental and animal rights activist. She has been noted for speaking out against the exploitation of animals, especially in spectacles such as rodeos, aquariums, cock-fights, and circuses. In December 2001, she even went in front of the Puerto Rican Congress to advocate for a ban in the Island on circuses that forced wild animals to perform as part of their shows.
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The women's 800 metres at the 2006 European Athletics Championships were held at the Ullevi on August 7, 8 and August 10. Klyuka was ahead with another athlete already in a medal position, but on the final bend Kotlyarova found herself boxed in. Lyne had already made a dash for home, and Kotlyarova had to push her out the way to start her sprint. Kotlyarova made a great dash and went in front of the other two Russians and an athlete from Ukraine.
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In a match in October 2015 Andriy Yarmolenko committed a dangerous challenge which almost broke Stepanenko's leg. The two made up after the game and exchanged jerseys, but afterwards Yarmolenko threw Stepanenko's shirt on the ground while he thanked the Dynamo Kyiv fans. In the Shakhtar-Dynamo derby in April 2016 after the former won 3–0 Stepanenko went in front of the Dynamo fans kissing his badge. In a brawl that escalated Yarmolenko kicked and beat Stepanenko to the ground.
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The title of knight (chevalier) also went in front of the name. There was an obligation to have an income of at least 3,000 francs, and a majorat on the land generating the income was not obligatory. All the knights of the Légion d’honneur received the title of chevalier d'Empire ("knight of the Empire"), but there had to be three generations of successive knights for the title to become hereditary. Between 1808 and 1814, 1,600 titles of knight were created.
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Beginning back in 2014, Developer Bob Stark and his team at Stark Enterprises have constructed the $300 Million dollar office, retail, entertainment, hotel, and residential complex in the heart of the Gateway District. Stark said in November 2014 that "like most proud Clevelanders, I love my city. I have the opportunity to express my love." Stark went in front of the City of Cleveland this past March presenting a new plan for nuCLEus which calls to new industries and spaces lacking in the Central Business District.
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For the first commercial Sandal told a story about one of his interactions with a fan who was a BP user, and for the other commercial he went in front of the camera with scenarist Gülse Birsel. The Disney movie Planes was released in Turkey on 23 August 2013, in which Sandal voiced the Turkish version of the character Dusty.Mustafa Sandal Uçaklar için Stüdyoya girdi. In 2014, Sandal was a guest on the New Year episode of Kanal D's program Arkadaşım HoşgeldinArkadaşım Hoşgeldin çok güldürecek.
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With her two female backing vocalists, she sat on a staircase, then got up and walked a few steps on the stage; then she went in front of the door at the top of the stairs, and at the end, she left the stage while it was in full black. "California" was sung during the 13 concerts at Bercy in 2006. While the screens and the central cross showed the words "Crime scene. Do not cross", Farmer slowly descended the stairs of the stage and performed a dance with her hands during the musical bridge.
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"He went in front of me, and I ran him over," was the pilot's reply. A St. Charles Parish sheriff's deputy, who had been riding aboard the Ollie K. Wilds, used a radio aboard to report the collision to his dispatcher in Hahnville, and requested assistance. The Ollie K. Wilds proceeded across the river cautiously, so as to not run over any survivors. As the ferries touched, passengers bridged the gap with benches from the waiting room, and sixteen survivors, perched on the overturned hull, came across to safety.
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Whittock claims to have suffered a persistent cough for his entire life and insisted that he had a genuine cough caused by a combination of hay fever and a dust allergy, and that it was only coincidence that his throat problem coincided with the right answers. During the trial, however, the jury heard evidence that once Whittock himself earned the right to sit in the hot seat, his throat problems disappeared. Whittock later testified that he drank several glasses of water before he went in front of the cameras. Whittock also insisted that he had not known the answers to three of the questions he allegedly helped with.
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Lutes was born Annette Staub; her parents were Dr. Jacob Staub and Katherine Barbara Cronise, daughter of state senator Henry Cronise, a prominent early settler of Tiffin, Ohio. Her parents were divorced when Lutes and her sisters Alice and Florence were still children, and her mother brought the children to live with their grandfather; their last names were changed to Cronise. "Nettie" attended Heidelberg College and the State Normal School at Bloomington, Indiana before studying law at the office of Warren P. Noble. Lutes went in front of a panel of judges in 1873 to make her argument that she should be admitted to the bar, and was successful.
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She earned her undergraduate and Ph.D. degrees in international relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science before working as a producer, director and foreign correspondent based in Britain. Between 1987 and 1990, she was a producer/director and reporter for over 75 editions of The World This Week (Channel 4, UK). Her first documentary, Cooking the Books (1989, Channel 4 Dispatches), was a controversial investigation of the Thatcher government's alleged manipulation of official statistics. Between 1991 and 1992 she went in front of the camera, to become the London correspondent for NBC London Live, producing twice-weekly live spots for NBC Newschannel and NBC affiliate, KCRA.
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Five hundred farmers went in front of the National Food Authority office in Kidapawan on March 29, 2016 to begin a protest saying that they were suffering from hunger, and that they had no income due to the El Niño phenomenon. North Cotabato Governor Emmylou Taliño-Mendoza talked with the farmers, and the names of the farmers were sent to the local government unit so that they could be given rice rations and other benefits from the calamity fund of the province. On March 30, 2016, around 6 a.m. (PST), some 6,000 farmers and their supporters began to gather at the Davao–Cotabato Road in Kidapawan, North Cotabato to perform a road blockade.
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Alaska came on to a conference high 6-game winning streak and made their record to 8-6 and had a chance of getting a semi-final seat. In their 2nd-round game against Magnolia, Alaska was trailing along the way until the final minute which they came in and even grabbed the lead, but Alaska's semi-final dream came to an end when a call by the referee with 0.3 seconds left caused them the game. Tied at 99 all, former Alaska Ace Mike Cortez split his freethrows to give Magnolia a one-point lead. However, Larry Fonacier's jumper went in front of the rim as time expired and Magnolia escaped with a nail-biting 100-99 win over the defending champions.
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The physical testing ended with a march with a rucksack over rough terrain that had to be completed in an unknown amount of time, this is also colloquially known as "The Long Walk". Haney wrote that only the senior officer and NCO in charge of selection are allowed to see the set time limits, but all assessment and selection tasks and conditions were set by Delta training cadre. The mental portion of the testing began with numerous psychological exams. The men then went in front of a board of Delta instructors, unit psychologists, and the Delta commander, who each ask the candidate a barrage of questions and then dissect every response and mannerism of the candidate with the purpose of mentally exhausting the candidate.
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Video of Farrar-Bell producing pub signs from British Pathe News Farrar-Bell worked alongside Deane Skurray, son of Thomas Skurray, chairman of Morland United Breweries Abingdon. Together they designed a plaque that went in front of every Morland pub and hotel across Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey and London, to commemorate 250 years of brewing Skurray had the idea of a painter in a red frocked coat tricorn hat, so with this idea Farrar-Bell put pencil to paper and together they came up with the design, which became the new logo of Morland & Co. These ceramic plaques first made by Carter Tile Works in London and then the Poole pottery company, and still can be seen in more than 350 pubs across the Morland trading area, many in Abingdon, Reading, Oxford, Wantage, Maidenhead, Wokingham, Thame. Farrar-Bell also painted many of Morland's pub signs.
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He had to be carried off the ground.In 1912 no replacements were allowed for injured players; however, an injured player who had left the field could return at any time. He returned to the field almost immediately, but did not stay long: :: "O'Shea now limped out [onto the field], and went in front of goal, but was overwhelmed in a wild surge, and had to be carried off once again". Displaying great courage, he returned to the field in the second half; restricted to the goal-square (he was unable to walk) he kicked the match-winning goal for Esendon, with his only kick: :: "O'Shea, who went out [once again] at half-time on the off-chance of doing something for his side – but in the main to keeping a man away from where be would be doing the most harm – marked the ball a few yards in front, and, nerving himself for the ordeal, he punted it through, and the game seemed safe".
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