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North Korea today faces a choice, ... If North Korea wants to have a brighter future, it needs to fundamentally shift the way it operates at home and abroad. John Bolton
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It was unbelievable. It was much brighter than expected with many diagnostic emissions. Peter Jenniskens
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The worst decision, hands down, was wearing bright yellow when I was 9 months pregnant. I looked like a bumble bee. I have not worn yellow since. Safra A. Catz
bright men
They are all bright young men and real hustlers.
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As for what I might wear, my mantra is that, no matter how chic the event, I don't want to look too prim. I like wearing short cocktail frocks to black-tie events; it just always feels more like me, and a bright red lip is always a staple.
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We hope to work together with people of all walks of life in Taiwan, enlarge the scope of cooperation and strive for the bright future of the cross-straits relations.
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Brighton will pretty much be that programming hub.
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Even though I will not be a part of it next year, Rays fans should look forward to the team's continued success. With this core group of young players and other promising talent coming up through the minors, the future is bright for the Devil Rays. Lou Piniella
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between the bright lights of the stadium and what to do when I drove up in the driveway.
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When I drove by I was shocked to see the line so big, ... It's overwhelming. Jimmy Johnson
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There's no question what he does for a lineup. He can make your lineup deeper. It's not going to relate to 12 runs every night, but tonight we got some runners on and drove them in. Vlad was in the middle of everything. Mike Scioscia
drove
What a team, what a team. I drove it like I stole it. Helio Castroneves
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We just got loose over there off turn two, and I got sideways, but Kyle pretty much drove through me. What goes around comes around. Clint Bowyer
drove welcome
We welcome the Wards' return, but we are also ashamed. It was us who drove them out 30 years ago.
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(She) told the defendant that she wanted to stay with him, and they drove west with the intent to 'get as far away as possible, get married, and start a new life,'
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Richard P. McCormick was one of the luminaries of the Rutgers history department. I met him when I was first hired at Rutgers in 1974. He befriended me from the time I arrived. I drove out to see him only last week. We had an hour-long conversation, a wonderful conversation. I promised to come back. I didn't think it would be so soon.
drove time waiting
But they were there, ... Every time I drove they were there, waiting for me. Chris Duhon
drove good hit pitch
I got a good pitch to hit and I drove it out, Scott Podsednik
lights shoot shooting
We wanted them to shoot jumpers and they made them. They were shooting 3s lights out.
lights
Did you see any brake lights at any time? Sarah Jones
lights man
What it comes down to (is that) Lachapelle was lights out. He was the man.
lights ready special
Carlos is one of those special guys. When the lights go on, he's ready to go. Ned Yost
lights shoot
She can shoot the lights out and that's what she did tonight. Kim Smith
lights parking shut
It is a parking lot out there. The lights are shut down because of this. It is just a nightmare.
lights looked looking played
Jensen is looking like himself. He played lights out this week-he looked like he did in the fall.
lights shoot
It's going to be a battle. They can shoot the lights out on any night.
lights
As you can see we don't have any lights on.