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And since they are really variety shows, inevitably their definition of news — more Michael Jackson, more "runaway bride," more infotainment — will prevail.

"No more California-type market meltdowns, no more runaway markets, no more bad market rules," a commissioner, William L. Massey, said.

Baldwin wanted to provide Pug with a gentle retirement and said that the horse had stopped more runaway horses or carriages than any other police horse, 315 in the first four years.

That translates directly into more homeless people, and more runaway and homeless youth.

More runaway dogs are rounded up in the days after Independence Day than at any other time.

Hawkins accused Nicolls of being overzealous and of overstepping his authority in his personal defence of Redstick Creeks, Seminoles, and their Marron Creole allies, who some Americans in authority viewed as nothing more than runaway slaves and lost or unclaimed property.

Where "Babel," which earned the band a Grammy Award for album of the year, was largely written on the road while the band toured its neo-folk debut album "Sigh No More," the runaway success of "Babel" afforded the group the luxury of time off and a blank canvas.

Our investigation reveals: The Philippine Overseas Labour Office POLOO) sheltered more than 600 runaway maids in the first six months of 2013 alone.

But a few analysts have begun to warn of the danger of such a price spiral, which could be more destructive than runaway inflation because it is so difficult to reverse.

This week's news featured more than just runaway llamas and a Twitter debate over an optical illusion dress.

And do more to control runaway health care costs.