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A colleague shouted at the officer: "Move, we've got to move".
She plans to go to college, become a prison officer, move to the Isle of Wight for work.
Prosecutors said Mr. Ciancia shot Mr. Hernandez several times at point-blank range, went up an escalator, and then, seeing the wounded officer move, returned to fire again.
With the launch of its mobile app, that's still the case… but it also should make a consumer's communications with their loan officer move along at a much faster rate.
Jonathan, watching the scene unfold, pressed our attorneys to demand that the officer move, which sparked a debate that ended with the cop finally retreating.
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If they move 10 feet, the officer moves 10 feet".
O'Toole, the young contracts officer, moved to the Treasury Department.
Even trickier when an FBI officer moves in across the road.
Reflecting the growing importance of China, John Paterson, IBM's chief procurement officer, moved to Shenzen in October.
Correction: The op-ed originally said the police officer moved from North Carolina to Florida.
Immediately after the shooting, Mr. Eisenberg said, an officer moved him and other spectators down the block.
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