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opened fire
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11.45 |
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Then, the man who had no criminal history, opened fire. |
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opened store
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0.86 |
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They have since opened stores in San Francisco and London. |
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opened door
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0.66 |
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The verger was waiting beside the opened far doors. |
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opened office
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0.66 |
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It has since opened offices in Wilton, Conn., and New York. |
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opened airport
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0.59 |
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Later Wednesday, Ahern flew into the newly opened Palestinian airport in the Gaza Strip. |
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opened archive
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0.59 |
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Kelso is in Moscow to attend a conference on newly opened Soviet archives. |
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opened talk
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0.59 |
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Buyoya has restored parliament and political parties and opened talks with the CNDD. |
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opened bottle
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0.46 |
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An opened bottle will not keep. |
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opened border
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0.39 |
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Fourteen others were Hutus who returned home on foot though a newly opened border post at Kibuye, Zaire. |
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opened file
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0.33 |
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One of his office buildings looked like an opened file drawer. |
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opened route
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0.33 |
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The newly opened route will now be the quickest way to deliver humanitarian supplies from Russia to Kabul. |
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opened letter
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0.26 |
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American authorities hoped a newly opened letter to U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy would provide crucial clues to help solve the anthrax-by-mail attacks. |
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opened market
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0.26 |
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But Yohe argues that the best the United States can get from Japan is a partly opened market, and that negotiators should grab it. |
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opened opportunity
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0.26 |
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Most of all she found that jazz opened up different opportunities than classical music. |
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opened restaurant
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Just a few doors away is the recently opened Porto Bello restaurant that is getting rave reviews for its northern Italian cuisine. |