Right now, though, the choice may be between an eternity waiting for justice, or an eternity under Mr Jammeh.
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His thought is simple: If there is a God, believing in him ensures an eternity of happiness, while denying him secures an eternity of suffering.
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Because an eternity divided by three is ... um. 4.
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"The second ... it can last an eternity," he said.
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But a week is an eternity in this political environment.
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The ride to meet the experts seemed like an eternity.
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The scene is short, but it feels like an eternity.
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He does not speak for what feels like an eternity.
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An evening with Ace Ventura would seem like an eternity.
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An eternity ago, Mr. Sanders was the one needing guidance.
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For what seems like an eternity, he cannot go on.
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A decade — during that stage of life — was an eternity.
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It feels like an eternity for her family, Burge said.
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You wait an eternity for the waitstaff to retrieve it.
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From a personal viewpoint, however, forty years can be an eternity.
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There are still 96 days to go, an eternity in politics.
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I love you and I will love you for an eternity!
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After a couple minutes, but what seemed an eternity, she disappeared.
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It was April, and then May, an eternity in real time.
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Scarily enough, there's an eternity for him to get somehow stronger.
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Look, I think a month is an eternity in this business.
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A week on the campaign trail can feel like an eternity.
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We last see her crying for what seems like an eternity.
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Elections aren't scheduled until late-2019 -- an eternity in domestic politics.
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Ascribing an eternity to something that was always designed to be temporary?
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In Silicon Valley, it turns out, eight years can be an eternity.
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Every biopsy and every result…it feels like an eternity goes by.
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Still, one month is an eternity to carry a front-runner's mark.
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Their heaven was an eternity of awaking, killing, dying, and awaking again.
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This was about four months ago, though it feels like an eternity.
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"That last half-hour seemed an eternity," Ireland Manager Martin O'Neill said.
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Each set will take about five minutes but feel like an eternity.
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When it comes to video games, 22011 years feels like an eternity.
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But his pass floated in the air for what seemed an eternity.
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"Five years in the Google case seems an eternity," lawmaker Ramon Tremosa said.
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What only lasted for an hour and a half felt like an eternity.
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Chloë Grace Moretz will not exactly stay away from acting for an eternity.
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It seems like an eternity since Amanda Bynes has graced the scandal pages.
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We've known about Apple's forthcoming streaming service for what feels like an eternity.
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You've just wasted half a day, which is an eternity in startup time.
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After what seemed like an eternity, the damn thing flushed, and I emerged.
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"That's an eternity of time," Mack told CBS Sports in a postgame interview.
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For the Yankees, however, those eight years must have felt like an eternity.
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One cannot mess it up, lest your colleagues judge you for an eternity.
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By comparison, Mayfield has been around an eternity, playing in 47 college games.
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The camera stays on her for several minutes, which feels like an eternity.
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Nine months is an eternity to be separated from the one you love.
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"These things can take an eternity and I think that's extremely sad," he said.
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And so you stare at the red light for what feels like an eternity.
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I also wanted to convey what it feels like to live for an eternity.
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Before that moment arrived, an eternity underwater at night, he emerged and rejoined me.
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The driver considers my proposition for what feels like an eternity, and then agrees.
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It is Shia Labeouf screaming "just do it" at the sky for an eternity.
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It takes most games an eternity to pitch you on what's interesting about them.
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Fischbach has been on YouTube since 2012, an eternity in social-media celebrity years.
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She sat there quietly for what seemed an eternity with her eyes cast down.
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" "We still have four weeks to go before the election, and that's an eternity.
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Behrs was a couple of years older, which is an eternity in camp years.
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Sure, he's only been around seven years, but that's an eternity in show business.
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Everyone was followed for a year (which is an eternity for a nutrition study).
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An eternity of years cannot make him such a man as the Anglo-Saxon.
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I was talking for a maybe a good minute — it felt like an eternity.
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For us, it went on for an eternity: It was five or 10 minutes.
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The weekend buzz has finally worn off and Friday feels like an eternity away.
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God forbid you ever get hurt; healing takes an eternity and is never quite complete.
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For an eagerly watching internet, it felt like waiting an eternity, with very little payoff.
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After stirring the yogurt for what seemed like an eternity, Teta finally deemed it done.
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Imagine an eternity having to pose for photo ops eating everything fit to be fried.
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It was less than a half mile away, but getting there felt like an eternity.
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The old political adage, that a week is an eternity in politics, has struck again.
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After what feels like an eternity, they're finally satisfied that I'm in the right spot.
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Beers of The Times Five years can be an eternity in the craft-beer business.
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Soon I noticed my smile, one that seemed to have left me an eternity ago.
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After what felt like an eternity, the door opened and we dashed to Room 240.
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An eternity later, she reappeared laden with two suitcases, two sacks, and the girl's backpack.
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Five minutes sounds like an eternity, especially if you hate to talk on the phone.
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IF A week is a long time in politics, then a month is an eternity.
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The incident felt like an eternity, Elisa said, but could've been only a few minutes.
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It was literally 69 billion years BC Seven years might as well be an eternity.
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In the world of computing, especially for a cash-strapped startup, that is an eternity.
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Eight seconds is an eternity when you're on top of a bucking 1,700-pound animal.
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"My baby boy is almost home, I feel I've been waiting an eternity," she wrote.
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Four weeks is an eternity in politics, so anything can happen in the next four weeks.
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After an eternity of excruciatingly slow build-up, he reached a crashing climax, then stopped abruptly.
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Well it did, kinda, with Hangouts some five years ago, which is an eternity in tech.
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After what felt like an eternity, This Is Us is finally returning to NBC this week.
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Routers are suddenly getting really, really interesting after spending an eternity being weird, ugly, and dull.
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The whole thing took just a few seconds, but it must have felt like an eternity.
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LONDON — The mannequin challenge has been dominating our social feeds for what feels like an eternity.
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It takes an eternity, but so would an Uber or a free ride from my boyfriend.
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After a 10-minute ride and what felt like an eternity, we arrived at his house.
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Skiers finished five, seven and even 214 minutes off the pace, an eternity for a 215K.
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Two years is an eternity in politics, but the president has a lot to worry about.
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That still seems like an eternity to me, but here in Iowa, it's the final countdown.
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Two years is a long time to be mayor; it's an eternity of New York minutes.
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I know 45 minutes can be an eternity because I participate in both SoulCycle and therapy.
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I sat with them on a street corner, seconds feeling like an eternity, gasping for breath.
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"It doesn't sound so bad ... but you would be at it for an eternity," Miecznikowski said.
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I remember staring into space for what seemed an eternity after reading Linda Loman's final speech.
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It had to float for what seemed like an eternity and disappear softly through the net.
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They were then followed for nine years — an eternity in a clinical trial of this size.
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It's taken an eternity to scribble something down and it's just incomprehensible chicken scratch on the page.
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I've been hiding in the bathroom for the past five minutes now, an eternity in game time.
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For the first time in what seems like an eternity, we can show some skin without shivering.
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I avoided looking at him and although the incident was fairly brief, it felt like an eternity.
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Waiting five months after the initial announcement was an eternity in the fast-moving teenage fad cycle.
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That number may not seem remarkable, but on a single airplane wing 385 feet is an eternity.
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Finally, after what the friend said felt like an eternity, the armed men told them to run.
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After an eternity of being Photoshopped out of existence, retailers are finally acknowledging that stretch marks exist.
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"We weren't prepared for that, and the three weeks we waited felt like an eternity," she said.
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Letter From Washington The United States presidential campaign seems to have been going on for an eternity.
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What in the World In many restaurants around the world, you can wait an eternity for service.
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The participants are left encased in utter darkness for 10 minutes — which can feel like an eternity.
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Given the current alternative of taking cART medications several times daily, eight weeks would be an eternity.
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And so it's really 40-, 50-year-old technology, which is an eternity in the tech world.
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From being off, it takes 15-20 seconds or more to turn on — an eternity these days!
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The Ricky Rubio question has been in the air for what feels like an eternity in Minnesota.
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"These 60 seconds felt like an eternity," Stanislava Pak, one of Nikolić's advisors, said at the time.
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For those who need boundaries, an eternity in which nothing separates us from others must be terrifying.
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I felt relaxed, but after what felt like an eternity of breathing later, was still very much awake.
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It feels like an eternity, but Snap only started trading on the New York Stock Exchange in March.
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That ship-starting scene was splashed on our screens eight episodes ago, which is an eternity in Riverdale.
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But when I went to log in, I was on this screen for what seemed like an eternity.
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Prince William gave an eternity band to Kate Middleton after the birth of their first child, Prince George.
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He made a fairly quick landing (which likely felt like an eternity) just as our friend lost grip.
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I don't know exactly how long I waited outside, but it seemed like an eternity at the time.
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Trulia is a real estate site founded way back in 2005, an eternity ago in terms of technology.
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Because most had played with Hield for what amounts to an eternity at this level of college basketball.
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And he didn't seem to care that "30 more seconds" feels like an eternity when you're side-planking.
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Maple made it down, finishing almost three and a half seconds behind Paris—an eternity, in ski racing.
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Our doctor stared at the screen for an eternity before advising us to evacuate the now nonviable pregnancy.
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Some of the cameras shoot 1,000 frames a second, which means a mistake can last for an eternity.
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"One day in Auschwitz was a month, one week a year, one month was an eternity," he said.
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For singletons, snoring probably isn't as much of an issue -- and every night doesn't feel like an eternity.
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To get to the ranch, you must drive up a dirt road for what seems like an eternity.
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That might sound like an eternity to a casual music fan, but the Harries will stick with it.
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Let's not forget how he stood by for what felt like an eternity while Ramsay tortured poor Sansa.
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Strangely, though, very few people adhere to the idea that death is just an eternity of football highlights.
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It's out on January 19 next year, and they've been sitting on it for what feels like an eternity.
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Yup, after what seemed like an eternity, it looks to be that the iPhone slowdown fiasco is finally over.
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People have been making penis art for an eternity, but finally one artist is giving the clitoris its due.
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Basically Grey Worm and Missandei, who have been flirting for what seems like an eternity, finally get it on.
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I'm waiting in my parents' pitch-black closet for what seems like an eternity, then, I hear the sirens.
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The leaves need at least three minutes to release their complex aromas, beyond an eternity for youngsters these days.
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But the idea fails to consider that such an eternity would come at the cost of our free will.
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The noise bounced around the area for what seemed like an eternity, yet was no more than a minute.
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For patients, some who are dying to get the drugs and devices, this may as well be an eternity.
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It feels like an eternity ago we were united by the lovably camp and glaringly brash pop-dance scamps.
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But that surely felt like an eternity for the Lakers' quartet of starlets: Ingram, Ball, Hart and Kyle Kuzma.
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The roundtrip between plane, ground station, command and back to the plane can feel like an eternity at tactical moments.
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The workout was 30 minutes at most (consisting of burpees, planks, ab bicycles, etc.) but it felt like an eternity.
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But when Apple says it cares, and then doesn't update the Mac Pro for an eternity, it just rings hollow.
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The elevator reduces that to just 40 minutes—although, 40 minutes of elevator music could actually feel like an eternity.
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Caffrey picked out a round cut diamond with four prongs and an eternity band — a perfect representation of their love.
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After 10 years at the French label — an eternity in fashion — the British designer bids au revoir to her legacy.
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It's only been a month since the last long weekend, but suffice it to say it seems like an eternity.
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He was rewarded for that touching story with a make out session that lasted for what seemed like an eternity.
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My technique is tried and tested having helped me survive spoiler-free for three weeks — an eternity on the internet!
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When I finally got out of solitary—after what seemed like an eternity—I quickly realized it wasn't really over.
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Ten minutes while you're bored is an eternity and those same ten minutes with your best friend disappear like nothing.
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These wandering souls are doomed to an eternity of narcissism, yet there is something they love even more than themselves.
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Those 71 minutes are an eternity for traders, some of whom had no access to critical data, market participants said.
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After what seems like an eternity of lead up, Black Friday is finally upon us, and the deals are plentiful.
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Two hours passed — an eternity for audio producers trying to plan a show for the next morning at 6 a.m.
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The app has been available in the U.S. for less than a week, but it feels like it's been an eternity.
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Instead, Huawei and Pantone filled out the other half of an eternity with a breakdown of what blue is all about.
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Many of the photos were shot with little time, but Swirc explains how he can turn five minutes into an eternity.
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As a little girl, she remembers, it would take her mom an eternity to get out the door in the morning.
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The latter will get you all your Facebook photos, but the process of downloading all your Facebook data takes an eternity.
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One moment of ill-judgement becomes an eternity of shareable content, an endless cycle of mockery and soul-destroying public humiliation.
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Some parents are able to make slow progress, but a few years in the life of a child is an eternity.
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Police circulated a composite sketch of him last summer, but it was generic enough to trigger an eternity of false identifications.
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You'll need to scroll through the top 200 comments for an eternity before you reach a comment that isn't about Applebee's.
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The time it took to regain my balance and shift my weight forward for my next step seemed like an eternity.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's report on President Trump's ties to Russia is out, after what felt like an eternity of waiting.
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The woman's voice describes how the rich can sleep endlessly, and Murillo stuffs the couch for what feels like an eternity.
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My husband and I sat in the waiting room for what seemed like an eternity (in reality, an hour and a half).
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It is true that everything is exhausting all of the time and has been that way for what feels like an eternity.
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But a trader deducing the outcome from tellers' signals would have enjoyed an 18-second advantage, an eternity in foreign exchange markets.
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After what feels like an eternity (measured in chilly morning commutes), the time to bust out of boot season is nearly here.
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Orr said the bear then stood on top of him for what seemed like "an eternity," but was probably only 30 seconds.
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Michelle Obama has only been out of the White House for about 20 days, but it's starting to feel like an eternity.
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After a minute that "seemed like an eternity," Phirippidis said, Cazes came downstairs, where the police took his phone and arrested him.
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We could spend an eternity debating why Hillary Clinton lost the election—didn't Dante designate a circle of hell for just that?
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But today, when fresh social media trends go viral every few minutes, a 24-hour information cycle can feel like an eternity.
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He left her alone for what "seemed like an eternity," she told McGraw, but it could have been only a few hours.
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SM: If that shot took an eternity in 1972, it can only be more radical now: everything's faster, shorter, louder, more saturated.
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I saved money for what felt like an eternity, continuing my work on sewing and studying everything I could about the industry.
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When one is stuck in the same place for what seems like an eternity, even going backwards can seem like making progress.
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When, after an eternity of fumbling, we finally align the high-slot shooting opportunity in which I specialize: The puck goes wide.
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These characters may be facing an eternity of confusion, but this is one place we love going back to week after week.
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It is over the course of two minutes, which might have seemed like an eternity on that plane, but is relatively fast.
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"X-Men" tickets, on the other hand, will be on sale through the app until Thursday — practically an eternity in Snapchat's world.
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Twenty years would take him nowhere near the average life span, and yet at that moment it yawned forward like an eternity.
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Many of its major innovations, like Gmail and AdSense, were more than half a decade old, an eternity in the tech industry.
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It felt as if it had been an eternity at this point, though we'd been traveling for only 20 hours or so.
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Poisonous is more like it at Uber, from Fowler's account of her short time there, which must have felt like an eternity.
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He declared "incredible progress" and "extraordinary success" and announced a "new American moment" in a speech that seemed to last an eternity.
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For more than 10 minutes — an eternity in internet time — Twitter users floated countless colorful theories to explain why it was deactivated.
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With everlasting life, I would be have an eternity to see every part of the world and experience so many different things.
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What heaven can there be for us without an eternity in which to relish the impotent envy of those outside its walls?
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After an eternity, we were told the police found our son, still safely in his car seat in front of our home.
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For about 10 to 15 minutes — but what felt like an eternity to Mr. Nikaj — he thought he was going to die.
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For what feels like an eternity in the clip above, the kitty struggles to find its footing with the bag covering its eyes.
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Imperial ancestor portraits exist in the Hall of Imperial Longevity at the Forbidden City for an eternity of veneration and study by descendants.
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Mario has widowed thousands in his journeys to rescue Princess Peach, and each murder weighs on his soul for an eternity or more.
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The first day when any candidate could rack up a big winner-take-all delegate harvest is March 15, an eternity from now.
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So she stood there, folding the ticket between her thumb and forefinger, for what felt like an eternity, until the client looked away.
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"Thirty days can be an eternity when there is this much volatility," said Ron Carson, founder and CEO of Carson Wealth Management Group.
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In many ways, it feels as though it has been an eternity since Khloé Kardashian's first child, True, was brought into this world.
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On July 9, Pratt and Faris will officially have been married for seven years, which pretty much amounts to an eternity in Tinseltown.
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"Any whimsical thing you want to do with your body is kind of silly because you have an eternity of nothing," Jarman says.
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The lawsuit claims that Deutsche Bank's Autobahn platform delayed transactions sometimes by hundreds of milliseconds — an eternity in the world of currency trading.
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It's a hell of a paradox: Zits certainly pop up overnight, but their shadows — dark or red scars — seem to last an eternity.
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In ballet time, six minutes is an eternity, and it's worth noting that this is smack dab at the end of the show.
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What is cheap, can be bought in bulk, AND survive on your pantry shelves for what seems like an eternity (and a half)?
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Government funding doesn't run out for another week, which is an eternity in legislative terms, especially when a holiday is around the corner.
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If, as Harold Wilson's once said, a week in politics is an eternity, what do we call three weeks left until Election Day?
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But doctors give the okay to get back on the horse (so to speak) six weeks postpartum — and that seemed like an eternity.
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Abel Trujillo also got himself hit with a clean left hook after he swung wide and spent an eternity recovering from his own.
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As the song fades, Kid Rock extends his arms to the crowd, who offer a standing ovation for what feels like an eternity.
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"The last word we've had from them about any of this was last Friday [March 13], which feels like an eternity," said Cook.
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But their best trait may be how they are the ideal vehicle for spring produce, words we have waited an eternity to hear.
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Many conversations now come with mandatory visual aids, some of which take an eternity to locate on phones, ruining the flow of chatter.
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We can't muscle our mind into believing something we take to be false, not even when the upside is an eternity of happiness.
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Knowing the release date is one thing, but that doesn't make it come around any sooner, and late September feels like an eternity away.
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"The last common ancestor between us and the bees lived about 600 million years ago, which is an eternity in evolutionary times," Nieder says.
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She's been dropping mysterious clues for what feels like an eternity at this point, hinting that something significant is taking place on April 26.
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The transaction can also take several long seconds to complete, which can seem like an eternity when you have a line forming behind you.
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Yet an eternity of boulder-shoving seems purposeful next to the unending labour of keeping Greece in the euro zone and out of default.
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We are just one day away from the weekend, and that can sometimes feel like an eternity, but it's time to hit it hard.
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Everyone agrees exceptSally who, still bereft for John, is searching for a soul mate among the living to keep her company for an eternity.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIt's cold and with what feels like an eternity of wintery weather ahead of us, it's most definitely glove-wearing season.
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Pixar's movies take on average five years to make, an eternity compared to the two-year turnaround you'd expect from your average Bond film.
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Here are some of their accounts: 'It felt like an eternity' Bhagyesh Shah squeezed into the crowded first car at the stop before Hoboken.
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Though the end of this beloved celebrity coupling is a shock to us all, 10 years is an eternity in famous-people relationship time.
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El Moussa chose an eternity band with 16 emerald cut diamonds around the platinum band set in a double basket setting, totaling 8.5 carats.
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He hasn't sniffed an All-Star team or been considered one of the premier players at his position in what feels like an eternity.
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"If you're going to spend an eternity," Mr. Hamill said, "better with a rogue than with a saint who would drive you into slumber."
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As we approach the first presidential election in 50 years without the full protections of the VRA, that ten years seems like an eternity.
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Upton and Verlander have been dating for more than three years, an eternity in Hollywood time, and have been engaged for over a month.
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Solo takes an eternity to make the same mistake made by Lucas in an instant in the 1997 re-release of the original trilogy.
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He said producers stopped taping "for what felt like an eternity" before an executive producer came on stage to explain the ruling to him.
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Or that's the idea, anyway; for what feels like an eternity, the nine black-robed men do little but stammer and clear their throats.
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An eternity based on what Louise Glück calls "absence of change" would be not a rescue from anything but an end of everything meaningful.
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Back in September 2018—an eternity ago in the Trump administration—a self-described "senior official" came forward with a counterintuitive but comforting message.
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"Fifty days is an eternity in campaign time," said Harper Reed, who served as President Obama's chief technology officer during the 2012 re-election campaign.
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A few seconds passed — what felt like an eternity of dead airtime — but I had answered his question, so I waited for him to respond.
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InSight landed at Elysium Planitia, a flat plain located just north of the Martian equator, on November 26, which already seems like an eternity ago.
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Someone who buys during a high and then has no opportunity to sell without losing money, so he holds onto his bag for an eternity.
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"These past nine months have flown by and yet they've also felt like an eternity," Chabert wrote in an August 10 blog post for People.
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For the past 11 years, an eternity in internet time, Reddit has touted itself—repeatedly, and loudly—as the place to have "authentic conversations" online.
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It feels like an eternity ago that he was still an NFL player — but that is indeed the last time the Browns won a game.
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Or at least an eternity in internet years, as the site went dark sometime between this morning and last Friday, according to the Internet Archive.
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Because in the end, my goal is not simply to live on this earth for 80 years, but to live an eternity with my creator.
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After visiting LA in 2017 for the first time in what seemed like an eternity, Bonez fell in love with the flair of the city.
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For the Cubs and their fans, it seems like an eternity since they ruled the baseball world having not won a World Series since 1908.
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The victim advocate agreed, and, returning past the police tape, embraced the man, providing a shoulder to cry on for what seemed like an eternity.
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Our lack of control and anger make us feel like the moments we spend trapped behind someone are an eternity, which risks annoying us further.
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It was a classic in the making even before kickoff, but now, it'll be etched into legends and shitty tattoos that will last an eternity.
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Camacho comes from the fast-moving world of alternative data and data buying — where 12 months out of the game can seem like an eternity.
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A decade is an eternity in pop culture, and many fans of the original series may have aged out or moved on to other fandoms.
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"It seemed like an eternity," said Holly Jackson, who hid in the dog park with her collie/Great Pyrenees mix, Cooper, as the shooting unfolded.
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I watched him lie on the field face down for what seemed like an eternity, not moving, until he was taken away by an ambulance.
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Religions like "Mormonism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism" lead people "to an eternity of separation from God in Hell," Robert Jeffress, a Dallas megachurch pastor, once said.
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But your story about meditating for thirty minutes did raise some questions among our panel about your ability to handle an eternity of the mind.
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After what feels like an eternity of things being in a holding pattern, there's a ton of news to fill you in on this morning.
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But as it was, Barenboim's epic Bruckner traversal ended with the horns holding a radiant but scarily fragile note for what seems like an eternity.
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They had my back at a moment's notice, protecting me from an otherwise-vicious environment and making the sentence feel like less of an eternity.
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As she prepares to let him in and give him the knife she purchased, suspense builds for what feels like an eternity before he comes inside.
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Finally, after what must have seemed like an eternity, but in reality was only seconds, there were signs of life, and Aureliana let out a scream.
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Meghan isn't the first royal to sport such a ring — Prince William gave Kate an eternity ring after the birth of their first child, Prince George.
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RUBIO: Because in the end, my goal is not simply to live on this earth for 80 years, but to live an eternity with my creator.
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It's been nearly four years since Apple has updated the iPod touch, which is close to an eternity in the fast-paced world of technology updates.
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Usually, the sonic worlds conjured by techno are self-contained, as rubbery synthesizers and drum machines bounce up and down into an eternity of looped repetition.
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Meghan isn't the first royal to sport such a ring — Prince William gave Kate an eternity ring after the birth of their first child, Prince George.
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The anti-Hathers were a stark reminder that public-facing women aren't allowed to want things, or they'll be sentenced to an eternity in internet hell.
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Johnny says the grillz took 6 months to make, an eternity by his standards, because he had to specially cut each diamond to fit each tooth.
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And when you know how the story is likely to end, all the time wasted in between on lame plot points seems to last an eternity.
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For the first time in what felt like an eternity, he felt relief once the wheels of a chartered plane left the ground in St. Lucia.
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One thing is for sure: It seems an eternity since Sanders sprang to Clinton's defense over her email controversy at their first debate in Las Vegas.
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Guy Hands's buyout firm has owned Odeon since 2004, an eternity in private equity terms, and has been open to a sale since at least 2011.
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The Yankees, meanwhile, are never going to get sympathy votes from anyone, but they have gone eight years without a championship, an eternity by Bronx standards.
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Kaiser's polling, while still relevant, is almost a week old -- an eternity in the time of coronavirus, which has proven to be a fast moving pandemic.
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It's not immediately clear why Karp is leaving, though a decade at one company, even one you founded, is an eternity in the world of tech.
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In a pop landscape where a year is an eternity, her label was keen to release something between album cycles that could potentially expand her fanbase.
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They had worked at the factory for about a year, except for Chen, who was coming up on his two-year anniversary — an eternity, he says.
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Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the purplish color of Andrea's face began to fade—it was the first sign that the chest compressions were working.
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They all result in awkward pauses in the action that for a fan inside the stadium — in these ever twitchy digital times — can feel like an eternity.
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We had promised to wait until 1974, but I hadn't seen Petey in years, and it felt like an eternity had passed since we buried the tin.
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That's an eternity for a restaurant like Chipotle, which falls within the "quick-service" category that includes fast food and its slightly more upscale cousin, fast casual.
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We kept speeding in a zigzag motion, and after what felt like an eternity but was probably just a few minutes, he stopped the car and sighed.
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But in internet time, one second is practically an eternity when you consider just how much activity transpires in the time it takes to snap your fingers.
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An eternity politician seduces the populace with a vision of the past in which the nation was once great, only to be sullied by some external enemy.
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Seemed like an eternity but it was only about 10 minutes before realizing it may be a hoax, since Kelsey was sleeping when the message came through.
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That's an eternity for a restaurant like Chipotle, which falls within the "quick-service" category that includes fast food and its slightly more upscale cousin, fast casual.
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Mr. Jeffress has warned that "you can't be saved by being a Jew," and that Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Mormonism lead followers to an eternity in hell.
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None of those talks can really begin in earnest until the Brexit process is completed, likely no earlier than next March, an eternity in trade-talk-years.
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But since the rise of the tech sector's rapid innovation cycle, such thinking has largely fallen by the wayside, with two quarters representing an eternity in Internet years.
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Finally, after what felt like an eternity but was probably closer to an hour, I got word that Jamie's plane had landed and he was on his way.
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They were doomed to an eternity of arguing their existence, but because Eleanor figured it all out, Michael (Ted Danson) snaps his fingers and it starts all over.
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Six minutes is half an eternity in a new product presentation, so you'd better be sure that time is invested in a compelling pitch that builds people's anticipation.
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I couldn't help but wonder, Is it possible to still find love the way Carrie & Co. did, or are single women doomed to an eternity of left swipes?
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"As you look back, only 30 seconds of the video is being stuck in that hospital, and at the time, it felt just like an eternity," Mitchell says.
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But, after what feels like an eternity of op-eds, memes, parodies and fan art, it's now high time we left this family alone once and for all.
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Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) have been fighting for what feels like an eternity — including a few episodes where Amelia wasn't even coming into the hospital.
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But, after an eternity of being a sunbather's worst nightmare, the dreaded weather pattern has finally found a place where it can be appreciated: in your beauty routine.
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Christmas thrives on nostalgia, a reminder of a time when at least some people woke up thrilled by the prospect of presents and an eternity away from school.
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Waiting in line for what feels like an eternity really puts a damper on the night when you could be on the dance floor meeting your next fling.
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My father fought his battle with Alzheimer's disease until a spring day in 2015, a day which feels like yesterday and an eternity ago at the same time.
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After more driving, five or seven minutes of it—an eternity in a film—a young soldier appears, hitchhiking, and Badii offers him a ride to his barracks.
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That was a relatively quick result by Italian standards, legal experts said, but still an eternity on the internet, where the enforcement authorities are inevitably a step behind.
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"Their last common ancestor, a humble creature that barely had a brain at all, lived more than 600 million years ago, an eternity in evolutionary terms," Nieder writes.
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As Mr. Axelrod said, it is not clear "how any of this will factor in a month from now, which is an eternity in the Age of Trump."
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She has been waiting for what feels like an eternity for her husband to return from the Trojan War; she is unsure if he is even still alive.
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The Fourth of July got off to a terrifying start for folks in Southern California after a preliminary magnitude 6.6 earthquake shook for what seemed like an eternity.
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The photo went out on the Indianapolis Colts owner's Twitter page early Thursday morning -- but was promptly deleted 12 minutes later ... which is an eternity on the Internet.
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"Now, 2 and a half years later, those weeks seem like an eternity ago as I watch my happy, healthy toddler run and climb and play," Lachey added gratefully.
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San Francisco last hosted a Super Bowl in 1985, more than 30 years ago—an eternity in the tech world, and probably all but forgotten by longtime SF residents.
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We have an eternity to go between now and November, and all kinds of things can happen to effect voter enthusiasm in any party&aposs likelihood of turning out.
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San Francisco last hosted a Super Bowl in 1985, more than 30 years ago—an eternity in the tech world, and probably all but forgotten by longtime SF residents.
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And for royal fans and onlookers, who have been anticipating the baby's arrival since the Duchess of Sussex announced she was pregnant in October, it's felt like an eternity.
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And believe me when I say this 13-year wait has felt like an eternity, and believe me when I say I was disappointed by these first two specials.
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For what felt to viewers like an eternity, but in fact lasted for merely half an hour or so, the 2017 Open Championship looked set to continue the trend.
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The effects of defunding Planned Parenthood, as reproductive rights advocates have been saying for what feels like an eternity, would be devastating for women and men throughout the country.
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Every administration since, however, has argued that portions of the law are unconstitutional -- and in this case, 60 days could be an eternity in a conflict with North Korea.
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Though it's only been a year and a few months since we first heard rumblings of their coupling, that's an eternity in the fast-paced world of celebrity dating.
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It's only a minute long, but that feels like an eternity compared to the length of previous clips, and it cobbles together a rhythm from ominous fragments of dialogue.
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It seems like an eternity ago that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price resigned amid an uproar over the expensive, chartered flights he took on the taxpayer's dime.
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And his deliberations, which lasted only a few days, still seemed like an eternity, given the nature of the N.B.A. free-agency period, which is nothing if not frenzied.
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"Seven Years" by Lukas Graham You are Satan himself, returned to plunge humanity into an eternity of darkness and suffering, and you're not even trying to hide it anymore.
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Somehow, during an interval that probably took under five minutes but seemed like an eternity, we fought our way to the inner lair of To Wound the Autumnal City.
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There is salting and curing, an overnight rest, a ton of store-bought duck fat (assuming you don't have some lying around) and an eternity spent in an oven.
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As for those who see Mr. Trump as behaving like a petulant toddler, he doesn't have to face their electoral judgment for another two years, an eternity in politics.
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Manhattan is mostly flat, but the bridge that takes you there — the Manhattan Bridge — is a mini mountain, sloping up toward its apex for what feels like an eternity.
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There's video, which has an especially strange effect because it dates from a pre–Instagram Stories era, lingering for what feels like an eternity, like Andy Warhol shot it.
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Imagining France as the land of love has a powerful pull on us; popular culture has used Paris as a shorthand for romance for what feels like an eternity.
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Despite his computer proficiency, there is nonetheless a short delay while he types his thoughts — a pause that can feel like an eternity to those waiting for his instructions.
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An eternity seems to pass, and in the space of that eternity, Howard realizes that Walker is about to shoot a three-pointer and gets into prime box-out position.
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The first time I set foot inside an American high school, I stared at signs that said "No guns allowed" and "Gun free zone" for what felt like an eternity.
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The Bills have been one of the NFL's sickest franchises in the 2000s, and the glory days of the Super Bowl teams of the 1990s seem like an eternity ago.
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Until the midterms—18 months away, which might as well be an eternity—the party isn't going to be able to do much of anything beyond protest, fundraise, and dream.
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They're digital copies of his coworkers' actual consciousness, enslaved to an eternity of this empty half-life where they must act out his nerd wet dreams — or suffer the consequences.
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I know it looks like I was only trying for a few seconds, but in reality I had been trying to milk the cow for what felt like an eternity.
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"It feels like an eternity to know I won't be able to see my daughter and I can't hold her," she said in a telephone interview, speaking through an interpreter.
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Braves 7, Mets 5 The Mets have 141 games left in the 20163 season, which is an eternity by baseball standards and more than enough time to turn things around.
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And the potential exposure from Urgent/11 will likely take years to decline—after all, these bugs have already made it through nearly two decades, an eternity in tech time.
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"These people have been stealing from us so we decided to come together because we could no longer wait for an eternity for soldiers to defend us," Mr. Mallam said.
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"These people have been stealing from us so we decided to come together because we could no longer wait for an eternity for soldiers to defend us," Mr. Mallam said.
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You're addicted to InstagramExperts have been warning us for what seems like an eternity now that the blue light from our phones, tablets, and computers is screwing up our slumber.
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In today's hyperactive media environment, four days seems like an eternity—particularly given that cable news partisans all seemed to reach their own verdicts before the trial had even begun.
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So when we found ourselves in Reno, Nevada, on an off day after what seemed like an eternity of card practice, we took $1,500 out of the ATM to play roulette.
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In Bowie years, that is practically an eternity considering the multitude of lives he lived — musically, geographically and otherwise — since he set out to become a star in the late 1960s.
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One entree, listed as nakhot garmack, was described as "soft soup"; it proved to be veal tail braised for an eternity with chickpeas, until its soul leached into the surrounding broth.
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Seven years is an eternity for political memory, though, which is why McConnell's Supreme Court strategy is such valuable evidence of the GOP's dual standard for the importance of Congressional norms.
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That's right: The man who went clean-shaven for what feels like an eternity can also look pretty badass with some facial scruff, though fans aren't quite some how to feel.
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Yankees 6, Twins 3 It has been more than a month since Miguel Andujar partly tore the labrum in his right shoulder, which in injured list time is nearly an eternity.
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And even if they're stewing today, or next weekend, three-plus weeks is an eternity in politics — all the more in a political climate dominated by this endlessly dramatic White House.
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The most obvious byproduct of that choice: TikTok videos that are weeks or even months old—an eternity on the internet—can suddenly go viral, with viewers blind to their age.
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There are years of this administration in front of us, but the impeachment process would seem like an eternity in the Trump era if the current pace of news keeps up.
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After what felt like an eternity, the final season of Game of Thrones is here — and, with just six episodes, fans can expect a lot of action from our favorite remaining characters.
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Back at the house, Jared and Emily finally made out after what felt like an eternity on that couch – we've said it before and we'll say it again: Jared has no game.
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Her entire appearance is like a Möbius strip of lies that wraps in on itself for an eternity and never really makes sense no matter how many times you listen to it.
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Reddit Is Tearing Itself ApartIllustration: Sam Woolley/GizmodoFor the past 11 years, an eternity in internet time, Reddit has touted itself—repeatedly, and loudly—as the place to have "authentic conversations" online.
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After such a long Jessica draught, it's fair to worry about whether the super-powered drama lost some of its addictive bite after what feels like an eternity away from our screens.
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The Secret Service men knocked on the door crisply, and a muffled reply came from inside, and after what felt like an eternity, the door opened and revealed my mother standing there.
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The Solo 3s were originally released almost three years ago, which is an eternity in the tech world, though they feature the same W1 wireless chip found in Apple's first-generation AirPods.
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And heed this warning: Come for Brie Larson and the entire wrath of Lesbian Twitter will fall crashing down on you, and we will banish you to an eternity of being canceled.
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The star complimented her massive emerald cut diamond engagement ring with an eternity band that had a teardrop concave to create a halo around the large center stone of the engagement ring.
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Her conversations tend to be the opposite of quick-fire, with the characters pausing for a while—or an eternity—before responding, just to make quite sure that we get the point.
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Known as the billionaire boîte for its high-profile clientele, Mirko's was much beloved by locals and tycoons alike, and three decades qualifies as an eternity in the mercurial Hamptons restaurant scene.
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And yet, while eight months can sometimes seem like an eternity in pop music, Tupac's essence and point of view, if not his aesthetics, are as vital and en vogue as ever.
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It slips out of your grasp and, in an instant that lasts an eternity, smashes down right on your phone's screen, which has now exploded into a spiderweb of dagger sharp cracks.
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Rockhold hasn't fought since losing his title to Michael Bisping by knockout six months ago, an eternity in the life of a fighter desperate for redemption, or at least a little action.
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But when it comes to the county, none of them are up again until a year and a half from now, and that's an eternity in politics, especially the Donald Trump era.
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Four years is an eternity in figure skating — where athletes can dim quickly due to injury, decline or disinterest — but it's not so far away that Chen isn't already thinking about it.
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New York (CNN Business)White Claw's last new flavor launched 16 months ago -- an eternity in the rapidly evolving world of spiked seltzer, in which new brands seemingly have new releases weekly.
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After both scenarios played in my mind for what seemed to be an eternity, I ultimately decided to go back for my shoe rather than skipping across the court like a kangaroo.
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Moby-Dick isn't only a predator, he's pocked and battered from an eternity of battle: "Harpoons lie all twisted and wrenched in him," Ahab says to his Pequod crew at one point.
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Yes, friends, open your windows wide and spread the news: after what seems like an eternity of waiting, April the giraffe's little calf is finally making its grand entrance into the world.
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Ten years is a long time and we'd wager you didn't even realize a few of these pop culture moments happened in the 2010s — 2011 feels like it happened an eternity ago.
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She closed her eyes tightly, clasped my hands for what seemed like an eternity, and proceeded to reveal aspects of my relationship with my father to which I was only privy to.
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For three hours – an eternity in social media time — videos were going viral on Twitter, Facebook and WhatsApp showing the captured Indian airman in a Pakistan military facility talking with Pakistani officers.
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All this is to say that a meme is funny for about a tenth of a second, and then it gets played out, and continues to exist for what feels like an eternity.
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Bull riders endeavor to spend eight seconds — an eternity, if you're watching or living it — on the back of a one-ton animal whose bucking and spinning creates a hurricane of centrifugal force.
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They have been easily recruited by groups like Abu Sayyaf, with promises of either earthly riches (obtained through kidnapping, robbery and extortion) or an eternity in paradise for battling the enemies of Islam.
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This is the company's first bout of outside funding, notable given that ODG was founded in 1999, seemingly an eternity ago compared to most other non-public companies now in the AR space.
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But once watchOS 3 arrives, I'll finally be able to use apps (native and third-party) instead of spending an eternity locating them on the app screen and waiting for them to load.
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"When you are a drug addict, and the majority of your life has been plagued by battling with drugs, that can seem like an eternity to remain clean without getting violated," explains Tooson.
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After what seems like an eternity of every news headline reading like an extract from Skeletor's mood board, the world objectively became a better place last Friday when Giggs' new record Landlord dropped.
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Faux pas number three occurred with the arrival of the check, when she examined it not discreetly, as etiquette demands, but at eye level and arm's length for what felt like an eternity.
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For those that are not familiar, Sisyphus was sentenced to an eternity of pushing a boulder up a hill, only to have it roll back down each time, forcing him to start over.
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And while two days may not seem like a long time, it's an eternity on social media, where Kris, Caitlyn, Kim, Kourtney, Khloé, Kendall, and Kylie Instagram and Snapchat their every waking moment.
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Republican strategists said they could not be sure what issues the electorate would be most animated by five weeks from now when voters cast their ballots — an eternity in today's political news cycle.
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You click with Jack's time powers and suddenly you're racing through levels, only to hit a Junction and genuinely find yourself pausing for what feels like an eternity, painfully torn between two directions.
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What now seems an eternity ago, the conservative law professor Steven Calabresi published an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal in May arguing that Robert Mueller's appointment as special counsel was unconstitutional.
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PORT ARENA, California (Reuters) - For 70-year-old Kathee Pfalmer, who grew up in the shadow of Northern California's towering redwood forests, nothing seemed more appropriate than eventually spending an eternity among them.
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There are newly-minted soldiers now preparing to fly into Afghanistan who weren't even alive when the war began, an indictment of a conflict that has persisted for what seems like an eternity.
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Maybe she truly did belong in the Good Place, which would mean an eternity of happiness: margaritas summoned on command, the answers to all the questions of the universe, the ability to fly.
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So while the former North Korean general surprise trip to the U.S. is certainly a positive sign that the summit is on track, it&aposs still two weeks away an eternity for diplomacy. Martha?
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Update: Kat Von D has been teasing the launch of her brand's Alchemist palette for what feels like an eternity, and we were lucky to be among the first to get a peek inside.
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But, it's been more than a month since the crew has posted an episode of Luxe House — an eternity for a platform that rewards daily vlogging — and their personal channels have been similarly quiet.
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I know it seems like an eternity since you broke up, because few things make time pass like sludge in a backed-up drain like the terrible shitty feeling of heartbreak that you caused.
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The scene feels like it lasts an eternity (in a good way) — the scraping noise of his metal blades against raw flesh is enough to make even those with a stomach of steel squeal.
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The sentimental jewelry pieces have become a bit of a tradition in the royal family, with Prince William giving wife Kate an eternity ring following the birth of their first child, son Prince George.
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To a computer, "a millisecond is an eternity, but to us it's nothing," Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink, said in a wide-ranging conversation about AI in Shanghai this week.
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After making the internet wait for a few extra hours (but what seemed like an eternity), Nintendo has finally launched Super Mario Run on the App Store and it's now available for download here.
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Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist A few days ago, which is to say an eternity in our Trump-dilated time, there was a story on NPR about anxious evangelicals' seeking a meeting with the president.
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When Wade Phillips benched his popular starting quarterback against the Titans in a January 2000 wild-card game — known as the Music City Miracle — Phillips clearly doomed the Bills to an eternity of failure.
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After what felt like an eternity, a car with a young couple in it stopped, the man threw me down and ran north, and I ran south, blindly, not hearing my own panicked screams.
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When Microsoft first profiled them in 2016, it was for malware that the group had used undetected for at least seven years — an eternity in hacker time and evidence of how talented the group is.
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Encircled in diamonds, speculation abounds that the new accessory is an eternity ring which is traditionally given after the birth of a first child or another major milestone such as a one-year wedding anniversary.
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And when the time comes for us to be educated consumers in this particular area, let alone making decisions that last an eternity, we're not always in a state of mind to do our research.
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After wasting an eternity fumbling for the key to the Audubon's case, they carried the 250 pound book to the back elevator and took it to the basement, which, to their horror, was pitch black.
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Although the brand was unable to confirm whether the gift was from Prince William, Kate did also start wearing an eternity band from another Chelsea-based jeweler, Annoushka, shortly after the birth of Prince George.
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"Not only do religions like Mormonism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism — not only do they lead people away from the true God, they lead people to an eternity of separation from God in hell," Mr. Jeffress said.
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And when, at the end, he carries off a full minute of solo silence — an eternity in stage time — you get the rare sensation of human thought and animal reality combining to form living character.
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That's short by American standards but an eternity compared to Singapore, a country that has been governed by the same party for five decades, and which gives voters just nine days to choose a candidate.
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Bruno Brancaleone, who stood outside the restaurant on Monday chain-smoking Marlboro Lights and talking on his cellphone, said he had worked at Angelo's for about 30 years, an eternity in the food service industry.
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The rules set by the board meant the candidates had to leave their lifelines at the door — jettisoning all campaign staff members before facing the board alone for 90 minutes, an eternity in political journalism.
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At some point, after tossing and turning for what felt like an eternity, I finally managed to finagle my phone out of my sleeping bag to check the time, expecting it to be 3 a.m.
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"It has been more than a decade since the commission has fully examined how best to regulate political spending on the Internet — an eternity in online years," she wrote in an accompanying Washington Post op-ed.
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They even offer an option to have a custom message engraved on a set of champagne flutes or an "eternity lock" to commemorate the occasion, among plenty of other swag like key chains and bumper stickers.
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This puppy is loaded with 1750 watts of juice and ceramic technology, which slashed my dry time by three whole minutes — yes I timed it — an eternity when you're sitting under a direct blast of heat.
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Twenty-one years later, an eternity in Balthus time, the little athlete, who ages weirdly, wields only a pocketbook and a cane while hobbling, hunch-backed and wrinkled, through "The Passage of Commerce Saint-Andre" (1954).
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While riding to Buckingham Palace alongside her husband, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Meghan waved to the crowd, showing off her new bling in the process, which many believe to be an eternity ring.
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" Another broker, Maureen Celata from Revere, said a home that included a private beach sold for 9% less than its list price of nearly $799,000 and took 55 days to sell, which she called an "eternity.
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In a time when a presidential tweet or off-the-cuff comment can dominate an entire week's news cycle, five weeks is an eternity to keep the focus on marginal changes to the country's gun laws.
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If your characters are convinced that a single action, a word out of place, or even a stray thought brings not bodily risk but an eternity of pain, your story will be charged with illimitable dread.
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The involvement of humans may have explained the short delay in Pana's response to my initial text (three minutes felt like an eternity compared with the other bots), but it also ultimately led to better results.
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Or, more realistically, you can think of life as an interruption of an eternity of personal nonexistence, and seize it as a brief opportunity to observe and interact with the living, ever-surprising world around us.
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Even escaping to Las Vegas for a multiple-year residency — an eternity in the celebrity news cycle — hasn't stopped Spears from being one of the biggest and most instantly recognizable stars on this whole dumb planet.
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The latest funding news doesn't really confirm a lot, other than the fact that the venture capital world is always willing to bet on the next big thing, even when that thing takes an eternity to materialize.
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So, in no particular order, here are 12 thoughts we had during that 5-second scene that felt like it lasted an eternity, and which we subsequently watched dozens of times and will haunt us until fall.
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After what seems to be an eternity for those living it, the earth finally stills at 11:49 AM. By the time that the five minutes have elapsed, Portlanders find themselves transported to an entirely different city.
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This process from purchase to delivery can take as long as two weeks, which might seem like an eternity for some shoppers in contrast to the one- and two-day shipping guarantees offered by Walmart and Amazon.
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Liang appeared so turned off by what she was hearing that she rolled her eyes while turning her head away from the other reporter, whose fawning question lasted a whopping 44 seconds -- an eternity in live broadcast.
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With fewer than two minutes left and the shot clock dribbling, Walton took it upon himself again, creating a fadeaway shot that seemed to take an eternity to decide whether to go through the hoop or not.
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Jen Trolio: Well, my recollection of Chidi's condemnation is that his anxiety and indecisiveness did have enough of a negative effect on everyone around him that it was deserving of an eternity spent in the Bad Place.
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An 11-year-old's dog went missing — for 8 months, an eternity for any pet owner — but then he returned, and the moment the boy reunites with his old friend is truly something to see and hold dear.
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The nearby lunch tables were filled with gallerists and businessmen, but Diamanda Galás put down her biscotto, opened her mouth slightly and proceeded to hold a single note — a low, plaintive note — for what felt like an eternity.
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Those who loved the McPizza came from miles around, sometimes as far as 1,000 miles, to wait 11 minutes—an eternity in McTime—and bite into one of the last remaining exemplars of McDonald's foray into pie-making.
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MONZA, Italy, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel said he would put up with an eternity of boring races if it brought back Anthoine Hubert, the young French Formula Two driver who was killed in Belgium last weekend.
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"If there's anyone in attendance who has cause to believe that this couple should not be joined in marriage, you may speak now and be dragged into an eternity by Black Twitter," she added, to a rousing amen.
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They took an eternity to put on, and women would often have their servants pull the boning tight to their torsos, tying up the laces to ensure it was as close-fitting as possible (a practice known as tightlacing).
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He also suffers from obsessive compulsive disorder and difficulties with social interactions; one of his best acting moments comes early, when Brooks lets the actor take an eternity to realize he's said the wrong thing to someone, and react.
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There was not a wobble in sight as he held on to the Maltese cross - where a gymnast holds the rings with his body lined up horizontally - for what seemed an eternity before flowing into a number of handstands.
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It hit the nearside post first, and then fluttered along the goal line for what must have felt like an eternity to a Blues fan, where it then hit the far side post and bounced back into the crease.
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"Force"—which we're premiering on THUMP today—is a particularly strong example of her fearlessness in subverting genre conventions, its main riffs growing louder and softer for what feels like an eternity, before a drum beat finally kicks in.
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Their two hits, the sublime "She's Not There" and "Tell Her No," had charted over three years before—an eternity in '60s pop time—and public disinterest in their recent output left the band broke, demoralized, and unable to continue.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend doesn't tend to rely on bodily humor, but it really worked in this scene, in which Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) and Maya (Esther Povitsky) watch Nathaniel lose control of his bowels for what feels like an eternity.
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Although it seems like it's been an eternity since we've last seen Kardashian step out in something not sleek and monochromatic, there was a time when she was a bit hesitant to part with some of her OG closet staples.
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The lesson to Labour veterans was clear: When you go too far to the left, the result is an eternity in opposition and a Conservative government that's totally free to crush unions, privatize important government functions, and gut the safety net.
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He started the performance with a single looped vocal sample—"The white man, I say to you over and over again"—for what felt like an eternity, seemingly antagonizing the mostly young, white crowd that gathered for his performance in Bushwick.
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Franchise player Paul George can become an unrestricted free agent next summer, and even though 12 months is an eternity in professional sports, it seems likely he'll sniff around for a new opportunity if the Pacers don't trade him first.
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The speed bump slows trades down by only 350 microseconds — or millionths of a second — but that is an eternity in a stock exchange universe in which computers can buy and sell stocks in nanoseconds — or billionths of a second.
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He battled for more than 10 minutes (an eternity in oral argument time) with the plaintiffs' lawyer, pushing her to concede that the 85033 percent of transgender troops who had not yet come forward were unaffected and welcome to serve.
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After waiting outside a surgical ward at Jersey City Medical Center for what seemed like an eternity, the neurosurgeon emerged, introduced herself and explained that blood clots were forming in my husband's brain, a result of multiple fractures to his skull.
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From laying wide awake for what feels like an eternity, to tossing and turning in the middle of the night, to hitting the snooze button more times than you'd like to admit, getting a good night's sleep can be a challenge.
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Queens, New York (CNN)Yoselyn spent a month apart from her family in a shelter for child migrants -- but it was the last three hours she spent waiting to be reunited with her mother that felt like an eternity, she says.
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In a few days — which will feel like an eternity to Marvel's biggest fans — 11 years of Marvel movie-making, spanning more than 20 movies and 25 heroes, will come to an end with the biggest superhero film in history.
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At his debate with Bernie Sanders earlier this month, which was roughly an eternity and a half ago in news time, Joe Biden repeatedly stressed the need for leadership on the coronavirus crisis while criticizing the breadth of Sanders's proposals.
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As Buttigieg keeps digging, Bernie can't seem to get a word in, and the two end up screaming over each other for what seems like an eternity (even debate moderators could not get a word in during their simultaneous rants).
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Since he was spawned from the Gate of Milnüür during the creation of humanity, he has spent the better part of an eternity curing existence itself with evil, immorality, death, and murder on a scale only achievable by his dreadfully immortal self.
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Frankensteined together from a sink knob, a rifle grenade, a machine gun booster, and Rolls-Royce engine parts, it's the kind of thing that would take an eternity for a fan to build on their own — unless they had this flawless replica set.
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An eternity of pouring through texts in the Library of Ashurbanipal will be a welcome repose, perhaps followed by a shot or two of whiskey with Lee Morse, and some long overdue discussions with his favorite Uncle, Suppiluliuma I of the Hittites.
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One hundred days may be a lifetime in a typical political cycle, but in an atmosphere when news coverage swings from a border crisis to relations with Russia to tweeted threats at Iran in the space of two weeks, it is an eternity.
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If you put your house up for sale, know that it'll typically be on the market for about a month before you get an offer—an eternity when you're hosting revolving-door showings, paying two mortgages, or trying to move in a hurry.
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On that night in the snow, Russell had visions of Nazi mass graves, Poles, Russians and Jews shot and bundled into hastily dug holes by the SS. But after what felt like an eternity of walking, the men came upon a small building.
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He has a large movie memorabilia collection, complete with the shot-up jacket Arnold Schwarzenegger wore in The Terminator and the black robe Marlon Brando wore in Superman The Movie when he sentenced General Zod to an eternity in Krypton's interdimensional prison system.
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While a few weeks may seem like an eternity in the midst of a pandemic whose impact is growing by the hour, it leaves little time for state officials to implement emergency plans to administer fair, free and accurate elections in this crisis.
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After what seemed like an eternity of debates and accusations and counter-accusations, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault decades ago, Christine Blasey Ford, will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee starting at 10 a.m.
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The show, which is based on the young adult novel with the same name written by Suzy Cox, is a dark supernatural soap comedy that chronicles the story of a young woman trying to solve her own murder in to avoid an eternity in purgatory.
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Yet even reconstructing what was on board took an eternity: Evidence pointed to a Japanese manufactured Toshiba cassette recorder as the likely delivery device for the bomb, and then, by the end of January, investigators located pieces of the suitcase that had held the bomb.
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People got poetic: And someone wrote a trap remix: Even Tom Brady used the turn of phrase to caption his Insta: Jesus also took the wheel: The meme has been hot for a little more than a week, which is an eternity in viral time.
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The trial began two months ago in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, but for the dozen or so reporters who have shown up every day — and plan to be there until the end comes in another month or two — it has seemed like an eternity.
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Each of my laps clocked in a bit north of two minutes, while some of the less fearful gents in my company that day could get around in 1:55 — and yet the pros were about 10 seconds faster, an eternity in racing terms.
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It took him six years — an eternity in a sport that has been ruled by boy kings like Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy — but on Sunday at Erin Hills, Koepka finally won the major title that he has been chasing since he turned professional.
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If Rubio can't consolidate things, though — if he falls into a tie with Jeb, let's say, while Kasich is alone in second place — then we're in a situation where Jeb might stick around till Florida and Kasich till Ohio, both on March 15th, an eternity away.
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The interpersonal struggles of its main characters don't amount to a hill of beans in a world where every member of humanity is doomed to an eternity of torment after they die, simply because a bunch of ivory tower demonfolk don't understand the complexities of modern life.
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I bumped into Bald Mustache Man again in a room full of clocks and an old woman and was made to stand eyeball to eyeball with him, staring into his face for what seemed like an eternity, while two the nymphs in white dresses danced around us.
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Let's face it: Whether you're FaceTiming with your parents on your iPad or curling up with a juicy read on a lazy Sunday, hoisting your tablet up for what feels like an eternity (not to mention craning your neck) puts a total damper on your downtime.
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After a decade-plus of Transformers, a two-part It, the obsessions of Abrams and Cornish, 17 hours of Stranger Things, and an eternity of Goonies nostalgia, maybe the time has come to give the kids movies of the 2030s something else to mirthlessly knock off.
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Reddit Is Tearing Itself ApartFor the past 11 years, an eternity in internet time, Reddit has touted itself—repeatedly, and…Read more ReadReddit has been a toxic place for quite some time, but actions taken by members of The_Donald have taken that toxicity to the next level.
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When things are changing as rapidly as they are with this crisis — and when families are struggling with lost jobs, wiped retirement accounts, sick loved ones, and closed schools — the few weeks we'll need to wait before case numbers hopefully start declining feel like an eternity.
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After what felt like an eternity — but, as video footage would later reveal, was less than six seconds — I pulled my left hand out and, following instructions, quickly smushed all the ants with my right hand and smeared the resulting detritus all over my arms and face.
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You've slathered on hand creams galore and added a moisturizing soap to your bathroom sink, but after what is starting to feel like an eternity of coronavirus-related anxiety, your paws are likely feeling the effects of washing your hands for 20 seconds several times a day.
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"For them to hear that the government has the obligation to reunite them in 30 days still feels like an eternity," said Laura Lunn who represents three mothers detained at an immigration detention center in Colorado, thousands of miles from where their children are being held.
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Although election day is looming, 19 days is an eternity in the politics of the Trump era -- in which every day has felt like an October surprise -- so it's not impossible the President manages to engineer some event or controversy that lights a late fire under GOP voters.
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I've actually considered asking if I can continue browsing the store while my card sits in the machine for what feels like an eternity — especially when I'm scrambling to get to my next destination, and the people in line behind me are shooting daggers into the back of my skull.
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This week's episode of The Flash was a particularly rough one for Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), who ventured into the Speed Force to try and rescue Wally West (Keiynan Lonsdale) from an eternity of emotional torment after the young speedster was trapped there by the villainous Savitar in last week's installment.
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Nine months is an eternity in American politics these days and, given his history, Mr. Trump could easily create another furor that will change the campaign dynamics, the economy could become an issue, and with all the accumulated allegations some analysts anticipate a certain scandal fatigue could weigh him down.
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And yet in the same moment — if you can even imagine — there was this giant chasm of nothingness in which it seems like it was an eternity when I last heard Tyler's voice, his laugh or his music, and it is extremely difficult to remember the touch of his hand or his hug.
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So not only do we get to see M shovel an entire chocolate cream (and apparently gluten-free) pie into her mouth for an eternity, but then we get to watch and hear her vomit it all up while C watches in his XXL sheet from the other side of the room.
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But then they were over and things came back with me and Alison, so they didn't show the full dynamic of how crazy that part was back then, like how your world can be all about another person and then you're only there for like four weeks, but it felt like an eternity.
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Cheekily playing off the drug's various side effects—"you will not be able to unhear or unfeel the things that you will see, hear and feel," the musical's description page reads—the show will reportedly run for one hour and fifteen minutes, which according to the creators will feel like an eternity.
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Without children or partner, without meaningful family or a home, a day can last an eternity: A life without those things is a life without a story, a life in which there is nothing—no narrative flights, no plot developments, no immersive human dramas—to alleviate the cruelly meticulous passing of time.
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Anyone—you, your boyfriend, your boyfriend's awful fucking mate who has a podcast about dating mishaps—who grouses about "Parachute" is nothing more than an empty-headed fucking baby, and I hope they're doomed to an eternity in which the Kaiser Chiefs tropical house record is all they hear until their lonely death.
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Migos seem to have spent a decent chunk of last week just kicking it around ESPN HQ. Their appearance on Sportscenter on Wednesday to provide an oral history of the dab—the history is that Migos invented it—was actually pretty revealing; nine minutes, it turns out, is an eternity in ESPN time.
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There's nothing sedate about the propulsive power of Mr. Steinman's portrait of literally ageless anomie, in which our forever bare-chested hero, Strat (the mighty Andrew Polec), is doomed to an eternity of being 18: Think Peter Pan meets Peter Frampton, in a dystopian police state ruled over by the volatile Falco.
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There are moments of supreme tenderness scattered throughout the show, to the degree that one late episode opens with a lengthy scene (almost seven minutes — an eternity in TV time) in which two former antagonists examine the firm friendship that has formed between them in all those years out on the ice.
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Two years ago, an eternity in the music industry, the big scandal in rockcrit concerned an article by Saul Austerlitz in the New York Times called "The Pernicious Rise of Poptimism" in which the disillusioned critic accused a bunch of other critics of having embraced megastars to the exclusion of everything else.
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Just as for seasons immemorial — well, a decade, which counts as an eternity in fashion terms — the A-list crowd braved the rain, turning out to snap at one another on smartphones (and at photographers who got too close) from the velvet banquettes of the vast show tent in a leafy corner of Hyde Park.
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I also learned that some of us would be taken up to heaven in the blink of an eye, leaving behind our clothes and the majority of humans on Earth to suffer through seven years of tribulation or 1,000 years of anti-Christ reign before being relegated to an eternity of torture in hell.
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After the experience ended—it lasted only a couple minutes but felt like an eternity—day-to-day life seemed simultaneously more and less impressive, like I'd gotten a brief glance at a giant buffet of knowledge, but had to return to the very limited experience of being myself and living in this plane.
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"I don't think millennial women feel that same sense of urgency for a woman president because they are young, haven't waited an eternity like my generation and their thinking is there is always the next presidential election four years after this one is over to look toward," said Elspas, founder of Mommy Blog Expert.
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The first part of Soma's ending knocks that particular notion out of the park, where one Simon copy gets to go off and live in something like a paradise and the other is forced to live out an eternity—or as long as the batteries last—with nothing but a parade of sick, dying machines to keep him company.
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But the show had no idea which of its stories to spend time on and which to speed through (Rayna's post-accident crippling stage fright is fixed in a flash, but I had to sit through all of Teddy's garbage life for an eternity?), and every week there was a new character for us not to care about.
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It plops onto the hardwood, as far away from anyone as a ball dropping in the middle of the key in a ten-person basketball game could possibly be, a stray ball inhabiting, for what feels like an eternity, its own space on a court that is occupied by more than 70 feet worth of arms.
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British heavyweight boxer David "Hayemaker" Haye hasn't been in the ring for three-and-a-half years, which is an eternity in boxing (ask Muhammad Ali) but apparently just the right amount of time for a 35-year-old slugger with bad shoulders and nagging fears about his place in boxing history to really miss the limelight.
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What it means for athletes: "A single year is an eternity to an Olympic athlete whose whole career may last less than a decade, whose athletic peak is even shorter than that and whose entire competitive life is scripted and defined by the ancient rhythms of the four-year Olympic 'quad,'" our colleague Dave Sheinin reports.
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Once the holidays are over, television will be in full swing again as we head into 2018 winter TV. That means, networks will return many of the wonderful shows that have been off the air for an eternity — looking at you The Bachelor and UnReal — while also premiering a host of brand new series, like Freeform spin-off Grown-ish.
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At least once a month she would be hit by a three-day intractable migraine impervious to every medication, and would spend 72 hours in darkness, shuddering with agony, fighting nausea, eking out a precious few minutes of half-relief from heat or ice packs every now and again, gutting it out for what felt every time like an eternity.
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Reddit Is Tearing Itself ApartFor the past 11 years, an eternity in internet time, Reddit has touted itself—repeatedly, and…Read more ReadLast night, Gizmodo received several extremely similar tip emails in a short span of time, all containing the same screenshot of a post on r/the_donald—Reddit's largest Trump community and the de facto meeting place for Trump fans online.
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But what actually went down was, to those watching, a tragedy of epic proportions: a guitarist who falls over and tries desperately to get back on his feet; a perplexed pause in which the band contemplates, for what feels an eternity, what to play next; a singer who pours more beer onto his upper body than he actually gets in his mouth.
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Slipped into "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi," among the torrential bullets and convulsive mayhem, is a protracted advertisement for a Mercedes-Benz S.U.V. A dramatization of the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic mission in Libya that resulted in the death of four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, the movie is a pummeling slog — 45 minutes of setup and an eternity of relentless combat.
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That leaves IPOs as one of a few exit options, but it takes about 12 years for South Korean startups to go public - "an eternity" compared to Silicon Valley where it typically takes six to seven years, according to consulting firm McKinsey & Co. Only last year, South Korea introduced the so-called "Tesla listing rule" which allows loss-making startups to list on its junior, tech heavy Kosdaq market.
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Ross Douthat: Well, we had one spasm of Trumpishness on Twitter about 10 days ago (which is to say, an eternity), where he challenged her story and attacked the Democrats in the style one would expect, and there was his news conference in which he compared Kavanaugh's position to his own experience being accused of sexual assault — not exactly the comparison his nominee was hoping for, I imagine.
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And that's what I see, now, in the generation of this material gathered by our resident fungal obsessive," with this Klimt held high the container I'd used to store the material from the exterior of the Orpheus 1, the room was lit dimly with lamps meant to emulate the effects of a candle on the walls of a log cabin, so as to calm the human beings therein, "what this represents, is an eternity.
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In Washington, three months may be akin to an eternity for negotiations, but fresh off a partial but history-making January government shutdown, with animosity between House Democrats and the administration in clear view, and President Donald Trump looming as the constant legislative wild card, the meeting signals an attempt to stave off an avoidable showdown and debt ceiling debacle that would leave both Republicans and Democrats politically damaged and the country reeling from their showdown.
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Jack Dorsey had founded it and then funded it, and was working on launching it, and I got recruited to join, decided to do that, went through kind of a rocket ride, actually, very reminiscent of my PayPal days, and then eventually joined Vinod, who had been on my board, Vinod Khosla, at Square, joined him as a managing director at Khosla Ventures, and believe this or not, March of 1003 to almost six years ago, which is an eternity.
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After all, the idea comes to us in such a ghastly gallery of images: late Augustinianism's unbaptized babes descending in their thrashing billions to a perpetual and condign combustion; Dante's exquisitely psychotic dreamscapes of twisted, mutilated, broiling souls; St. Francis Xavier morosely informing his weeping Japanese converts that their deceased parents must suffer an eternity of agony; your poor old palpitant Aunt Maude on her knees each night in a frenzy of worry over her reprobate boys; and so on.
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I don't know, I couldn't do what I said I would doSo that answered the question for meI'll always want you and always wonder about itBut it doesn't matter because I have to stay here There's something both terrible and mind-blowing in envisioning Trump Jr. sneering this retort over the phone as O'Day pleads for affirmation: I have to move on, I need your helpI can't believe that this was all a lieYou have to tell me you love meI don't 'cause you're a fucking pain in my ass There's certainly room in music for great songs about an affair — from Dolly Parton's "Jolene" to TLC's "Creep" — but this song is not one of them, and it will take an eternity to scrub all of the imagery in it from our minds.
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