But an extension to file doesn't include an extension to pay.
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But an extension to file, generally, is not an extension to pay.
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An extension to file, however, generally is not an extension to pay.
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But be warned, an extension to file is not an extension to pay.
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Markets price in an extension and sources close to talks said such an extension is very likely.
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I don't know if I am an extension of them or they are an extension of me.
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Sadly, an extension to file is not also an extension to pay any taxes you may owe.
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Don't think of your pilot as an extension of yourself, think of your Javelins as an extension of you.
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You can remove an extension by clicking the toggle to the right of an extension so that it turns white.
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Unfortunately, an extension to file doesn't give you an extension of time to pay if you owe taxes to the government.
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Taxpayers and businesses that were granted an extension to file their 2017 taxes in mid-October will also receive an extension.
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There's a sense that since you post what you think, your posts are an extension of your brain and therefore an extension of yourself.
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Human treatment of the Hairies isn't a speculative fantasy; it's simply an extension (and often not even an extension) of how indigenous people are treated.
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Flashback: Florida Democrats filed an injunction last week requesting an extension on voter registration by at least a week, but Scott only granted an extension for a single day.
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"Now, maybe as we're speaking, they're going to make a deal where they do some kind of an extension, but an extension is not what you need," he said.
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Markets are convinced an extension will be granted, but media reports that some EU officials are reluctant to grant an extension simply to gain time weighed on the British currency.
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Whether the EU's 27 members (all of which would have to agree to approve an extension of Brexit negotiations) will sign onto a request for an extension is another matter.
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"Now, maybe as we're speaking, they're going to make a deal where they do some kind of an extension, but an extension is not what you need," he told Morgan.
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" Indeed, "This is an extension of our activist side.
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Or, put another way, it became easier to understand real life as an extension of The Hunger Games than it was to understand The Hunger Games as an extension of real life.
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If you file for an extension, you have until Oct.
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The Mean Girl is an extension of that same trend.
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Despite being handed an extension of EU membership until Oct.
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Is an extension dragging down the performance of your browser?
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It's really an extension of myself — just playing dress-up.
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I'm over carrying an extension cable around in my bag.
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Turkey regards the YPG as an extension of the PKK.
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Yet the military flatly rejects the possibility of an extension.
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"It's possible this is an extension of that," he said.
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It's been an extension of my life for so long.
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We need to add a '0.5' — an extension of ourselves.
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Pikinis didn't receive an extension, and they went to court.
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My Instagram is an extension of myself and my art.
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This is basically an extension of Tesla's charging partner program.
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MPs voted to ask for an extension, by one vote.
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Juarez, says Escobar, was just an extension of El Paso.
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They are an extension literally of the Democratic Party establishment.
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But Len had strung an extension cord across the doorway.
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The Nicopanda level is an extension of James Orlando's Hyper.
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An extension will be discussed when OPEC meets in May.
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Goûte is an extension of the finger, if you like.
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The Bright Minds Challenge is an extension of that commitment.
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For instance, Foursquare could build an extension for Apple Maps.
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AMP for email is just an extension of that principle.
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"It's kind of an extension of Ikea showrooms," she says.
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Admit it: your smartphone has become an extension of yourself.
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Filing for an extension is simple and is generally automatic.
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For them, trade is an extension of their foreign policy.
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His return to the field is an extension of that.
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And with Judi, it's kind of an extension of that.
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Malcolm said his hand felt an extension of my body.
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The retailer had asked creditors for an extension to Nov.
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Eight Years is an extension of Black Reconstruction's thesis: Since
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Popular Force is an extension of the Fujimori family saga.
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We requested an extension until her documents could be returned.
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An extension to the treaty does not require congressional action.
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Lundin Mining Corp has been granted an extension until Sept.
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Domestic space emerged as an extension of the public sphere.
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This third reason could be considered an extension of that.
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Any candidate who requests an extension would have until Oct.
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Interested investors had sought an extension from a previous Dec.
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Facebook and Google provided responses, but Twitter requested an extension.
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Similarly, Russians perceive Bulgaria as an extension of their country.
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What I do is really just an extension of that.
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An extension cord in the 18th century is a what ?
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The artificial intelligence service is an extension of these announcements.
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This is an extension of the concept of due process.
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Johnson has ruled out asking the EU for an extension.
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And are we witnessing an extension of that failure here?
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Huawei denies that it operates as an extension of Beijing.
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So this is kind of an extension of that conversation.
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Brussels is expected to put strict conditions on an extension.
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An extension of this measure will depend on further developments.
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It's effectively like an extension on a tax filing deadline.
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A good kitchen knife is an extension of your arm.
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It was an extension of a previously planned production pause.
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One is an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Most of the time, you need to download an extension.
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They're everything, and smartwatches are an extension of that utility.
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An extension agreement is set to expire on Nov. 12.
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But Mexico shouldn't be an extension of the Border Patrol.
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The light bulbs are just an extension of the floodlight.
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The organization is currently discussing an extension to the deal.
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"My body is an extension of my body," Browning writes.
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" Burtynsky told me, "He's like an extension of my consciousness.
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The EU member states would need to agree an extension.
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It's available as an extension and can be installed here.
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It would be the third time an extension is granted.
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One reason to seek an extension is missing important forms.
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Each and every person is an extension of each other.
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They usually come with an extension to the original warranty.
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You can delete an extension by clicking the "Remove" button.
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"Under no circumstances an extension in the dark!" he tweeted.
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My Eurovision fascination is an extension of the same idea.
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For me, it became an extension of who I am.
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While getting an extension is simple, tax experts emphasized a cardinal rule: An extension buys more time to file your return, but you still must pay any taxes you owe by the initial deadline.
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DON'T EXPECT AN EXTENSION: Wheeler made it pretty clear at his press conference that the trade groups asking for an extension on his broadband privacy proposal should get their filings in by the current deadline.
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You can get an extension to delay your return until Oct.
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But no one wants to be alone in blocking (an extension).
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Without an extension from Trump, the exemptions will expire on Tuesday.
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Turkey sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed PKK.
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For modeling, you're an extension of someone else's creation and vision.
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I saw it, endless and expanding as an extension of feeling.
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For many of us, the iPhone is an extension of ourselves.
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An extension is something that both Cruz and Nelson adamantly support.
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"Bandit is an extension of me and our services," said Moffatt.
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For many players, it's also an extension of a genuine friendship.
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Britain has secured an extension of the Brexit deadline to Oct.
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"Drag makeup is an extension of your personality," he assured them.
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In many ways, today's announcement is an extension of this work.
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Our family was an extension of his & we shared wonderful memories.
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The big question is how long such an extension should be.
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Ryan James, Leopold's lawyer, said he would "vigorously oppose" an extension.
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The tagged photos all look like an extension of Corbin's feed.
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Because their friends are kind of like an extension of them.
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The kit's virtual reality experience is an extension of Labo itself.
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The EU side looked unfavourably at an extension beyond the Oct.
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Jokowi has refused to open negotiations on an extension before 2019.
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Apple executives wanted it to be an extension of the iPhone.
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They all need to agree for an extension to be granted.
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YunOS cars won't just be an extension of the user's smartphone.
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Current expectations point to an extension to OPEC-led supply cuts.
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He previously signed an extension in 2017 that runs through 2024.
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Bloomberg had previously reported that an extension order might be forthcoming.
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The anthology appears to be an extension of The House Abandon.
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Rudolph: I'm sure that you also are an extension of him.
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"But an extension alone does not solve the problems," he added.
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"They're almost an extension of who I am," Ms. Chia said.
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Homeland Security then requested an extension of the mission through Jan.
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An extension would require approval from all 27 EU member states.
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"Let's see if it will mean an extension of martial law."
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Dodd-Frank is largely an extension of the existing patchwork structure.
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And that onboarding is really an extension of the hiring process.
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To clean an extension out of Firefox, click the Remove button.
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Both Amazon and Walmart have sought an extension of the Feb.
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Instead it became an extension of the specific interests of ownership.
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An iPhone is basically an extension of a teenage millennial's body.
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It's a celebration, and an extension of those confident steps forward.
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You become an extension of the very speakers, in a sense.
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And they're using cyber capabilities as an extension of those organizations.
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In effect, the chair has become an extension of her body.
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U.S. military leaders back an extension, and Putin has proposed it.
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Sawhney: So, all our products become an extension of our personality.
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It's not clear how an extension pf any duration could work.
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John Evelyn says livestreaming is essentially just an extension of this.
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The new threading function is essentially an extension of that mindset.
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"An extension cannot take no deal off the table," May said.
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Profitable SaaS providers like Salesforce could give customers an extension too.
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The extraordinary is never more than an extension of the imaginary.
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The imaginary is never more than an extension of the possible.
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The possible is never more than an extension of the impossible.
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The impossible is never more than an extension of the ordinary.
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She added that she would ask European leaders for an extension.
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This little Arcadia was an extension of its presiding genius's personality.
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If you have extenuating circumstances, though, you can request an extension.
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"The collection, well, it's an extension of me," Mr. Bessa said.
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He also vowed not to negotiate an extension beyond the Oct.
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It's not uncommon for the FEC to grant such an extension.
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It's an extension of his iron will to reshape the world.
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Nancy Bronson, an IRS supervisor, asked Facebook to reconsider an extension.
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No doubt, that's an extension of his tenure as vice president.
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But the man later challenged an extension of the protection order.
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The Chargers did receive an extension of two days, to Jan.
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We built an extension that we would demolish with a bulldozer.
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How do I obtain an extension to file my tax return?
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The club's membership was an extension of Palmer's family, Caraher said.
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I see the trans movement as being an extension of that.
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The armed forces are not an extension of the White House.
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But the military is not an extension of his White House.
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" He went on, "The attic was an extension of our bedroom.
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In all likelihood, an extension will be reached sometime this week.
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The cancellation of primaries is simply an extension of that approach.
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The legislation includes an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Americans celebrated the Russian Revolution as an extension of their own.
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It is just an extension of the interior of the house.
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Construction of an extension to Orlando expected to begin next year.
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I feel as if they are an extension to my family.
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"Lawyers are not an extension of their clients," Mr. Sullivan said.
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Much of Monday's upbeat sentiment was an extension of Friday's rally.
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Blue Black itself is an extension of Ligon's fascination with language.
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I viewed my disdain toward cooking as an extension of hers.
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If you make your tax payment using one of the I.R.S.'s electronic payment services, like Direct Pay, and indicate that it is for an extension, the I.R.S. will automatically process an extension, the agency said.
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She doesn't look at him, just at the bag, or maybe she's looking at him as if he's an extension of the bag or the bag is an extension of him and she is claiming both.
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And he sees his advocacy journalism as an extension of that friendship.
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The book quickly became an extension of the Santa Claus Christmas fable.
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For others still, the sticks are an extension of their photography rules.
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It's also not clear that Trump would sign off on an extension.
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TW: Is it like an extension of the Microsoft Launcher [for Android]?
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EU governments discussed whether to grant an extension, and for how long.
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Jerry Nadler (D-NY) said they would vote Wednesday on an extension.
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The pact runs to March 2018, but an extension is under consideration.
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Paying off medical debt is an extension of that line of thinking.
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Britain has secured an extension of the Brexit deadline to Oct. 31.
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The potency of his freakouts was an extension of his masterful skill.
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I'm here to explore myself, which is an extension of all this.
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The IRS recommends you file for an extension if you need one.
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Karamba has also released an extension to its "autonomous security" product suite.
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A leaf blower, of course, is just an extension of that obsession.
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The 2K League is, in many ways, an extension of this philosophy.
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Also, they are an extension of the character of those possessing them.
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You could look at this news as an extension of that trend.
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An extension wouldn't eliminate a no-deal scenario, just postpone the possibility.
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The SPOT space is an extension of work BHCHP is already doing.
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I love that color and it's definitely an extension of my personality.
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And the talks' complexity could have both sides call for an extension.
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But an extension requires an EU unanimity that few in Brussels expect.
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It is heading towards an extension anyway, but much is still unknown.
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Brussels has already said Britain needs to justify requesting such an extension.
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Russia has vetoed an extension on the chemical weapons inquiry in Syria.
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Several EU leaders on Wednesday expressed their willingness to support an extension.
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Yet the proposals are more than just an extension of existing policy.
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And the proposals are more than just an extension of existing policy.
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Smartphones have become so ubiquitous that they're almost an extension of ourselves.
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An extension to OPEC cuts may further benefit U.S. producers and exporters.
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Could this be an extension of The Life of Pablo merchandise line?
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This is just an extension of Clinton's entitlement reform, Jordan told me.
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The latest pressure on U.S. technology could be an extension of that.
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Without a spending deal or an extension, the government would shut down.
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It's an extension of the 19th-century myth of the mound builder.
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He most recently applied for an extension in his sentencing last month.
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But the agency will issue an extension for federal workers living overseas.
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In mid-November, Amtrak requested an extension of the December 31 deadline.
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All that warehouse space is an extension of your own personal space.
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Huawei is, for all intents and purposes, an extension of Chinese intelligence.
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It remains unclear whether it will include an extension of the NFIP.
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Becoming a monster is something to be feared, an extension of victimhood.
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The legislation includes an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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North Carolina's Republican Party opposed an extension to the voter registration deadline.
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The Freedom for Immigrants' number was accessible to detainees through an extension.
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Epstein called his team of female assistants "an extension" of his brain.
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Wesley views their ambitions as an extension of honoring their late father.
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The US is looking for an extension of those dates beyond 2025.
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As they put it, internet access becomes an extension of the property.
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Ebay Authenticate is considered an extension of these earlier efforts, Chambers explains.
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Meanwhile, Gabi serves as an extension of his personality on the pitch.
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That's just an extension of something that happened in the '50s. Yeah.
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Tagging Norman while waiting for an extension to work out is sensible.
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Labour signaled they will block any bid until an extension is secure.
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But the OPM announced Thursday an extension for federal workers living overseas.
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Nothing is as elemental an extension of its source as Goop is.
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Ms. Nelson's music was always an extension of her background in education.
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This collaborative and reciprocal measure is an extension of that prudent approach.
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" Mr. Benflis added: "This is an extension decided on by unconstitutional forces.
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He recently got an extension for that, giving him until September 22.
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They may request an extension up to 30 days under exceptional circumstances.
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Obviously, as journalists, we can't act as an extension of law enforcement.
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"It's an extension of the values of the place," Mr. Fujimoto said.
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Johnson, however, did not personally sign the letter officially requesting an extension.
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Derry seems to be an extension of IT. IT can move objects.
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Today's funding round is an extension of the company's Series A round.
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However, the Trump administration this year declined to give such an extension.
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President Trump was not among those scrambling; he filed for an extension.
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That forced him to request an extension from the E.U. past Oct.
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Consider this an extension of the inertia that has gripped US policymaking.
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The sound and the statements are an extension of his father's legacy.
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Mr. Johnson has promised not to seek an extension of the Dec.
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After the training, Ms. Meling set up an extension to her business.
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You feel like everything the company does is an extension of you.
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Some characterized the fact-checking as an extension of their journalistic efforts.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe's lawyer will request an extension on Saturday, the group said.
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The Legislative Branch could have become an extension of the White House.
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Backcountry's Green Monday sale is an extension of its Cyber Monday sale.
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Eleven energy associations teamed up Monday to ask for such an extension.
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" There is also an extension that replaces the name "Trump" with "Drumpf.
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The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's "Extended Life" residencies are getting an extension.
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Democrats will also want an extension of the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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If they want an extension, officers must re-apply and provide justification.
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AI: Do you consider Instagram to be an extension of your work?
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I really saw this as an extension of being a border film.
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And, of course, visiting Naples serves as an extension of the books.
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Amazon Video Direct at its core is an extension of this strategy.
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Was there an extension that you guys have tried that hasn't worked?
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The statute, rather, is an extension of the ordinary crime of conspiracy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union and Germany's government will not block an extension of the post-Brexit transition period, but an extension alone will not solve the problems on hand, European Affairs Minister Michael Roth said on Friday.
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The president's newfound (or long-hidden) Confederate sympathies are an extension of his other ethnic antipathies, just as the rally's anti-Semitic chants of "Jews will not replace us" are an extension of the alt-right's other hatreds.
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Riyadh and Moscow pledged the bulk of cuts under the current agreement between OPEC and non-OPEC exporters so their agreement on the need for an extension has made an extension very likely when OPEC meets formally next week.
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The most important thing to keep in mind when filing the extension—either by yourself, or through your preparer—is that an extension for completing your tax return is not the same as an extension for paying your taxes.
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He was forced to send a letter to Brussels requesting an extension earlier in October after parliament passed a law compelling him to accept an extension if he was unable to ratify his deal in parliament by October 19.
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Everybody knows, including United States , that PYD YPG is an extension of PKK.
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Interested parties sought an extension, the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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The trip could possibly have been an extension of Lily-Grace's birthday celebrations.
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Some of them have asked Duda for an extension under the new regulations.
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Turkey sees the YPG as terrorists and an extension of the outlawed PKK.
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PA) are set to build an extension for Tehran airport, while Vinci (SGEF.
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The Shower Orange is an extension of the treatise of the Shower Beer.
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This partnership is an extension of a pilot program that started last March.
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Mack, who is finishing up an extension of her second postdoc, is climbing.
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Earlier this week, the court approved an extension to Ghosn's detention until Jan.
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I love grocery shopping — it feels like an extension of my therapy session.
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An extension lets you send stickers or put stickers on top of photos.
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The SEC filed a motion on Friday afternoon requesting an extension of time.
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Moreover, Thailand's lèse-majesté law is an extension of the country's libel laws.
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Ivanka is beautiful, ambitious, and above all an extension of her father's power.
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Not only in the physical, literal sense, but as an extension of myself.
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Algerian Energy Minister Nouredine Bouterfa told reporters an extension could benefit the market.
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Despite this, analysts said that an extension of the supply cut was important.
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So it may well, in the end, prove ready to accept an extension.
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It becomes an "extension" device to your main phone, sharing its phone number.
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"We want to make Plum an extension of the tasting room," he said.
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Legally, the Trump organization is just an extension of Trump and his brand.
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"I told my kids, you're [an] extension of your mother," Flores told KFSN.
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Turkey says the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia is an extension of the PKK.
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Previously: At Amazon, Employees Treat the Bathroom Like an Extension of the Office.
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The U.K. is able to request an extension to the Brexit negotiating period.
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"For many, Facebook is an extension of offline social interactions," the authors wrote.
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Keep in mind that filing an extension will not get you a reprieve.
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Amazon said that it's an extension of their work to "empower" existing employees.
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If both leaders are so entrenched is there much chance of an extension?
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CFAR originally began as an extension of MIRI, she explained in an email.
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Valeant said it planned to ask banks for an extension on the deadline.
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Even if May's deal is approved, she herself may push for an extension.
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The name Liberation feels like an extension of Jamila's album, in some ways.
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On Monday, Kuwait said it would support an extension of the global deal.
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Any common tax software should be able to help you file an extension.
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Turkey sees the YPG as terrorists and an extension of the banned PKK.
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"He's turned the White House into an extension of 'The Apprentice,'" Firla added.
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We've given you an extension, and now it's time for you to act.
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Animal memes, then, might just be an extension of the enterprise of domestication.
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The way Rinesi sees it, sleep reduction technology is an extension of that.
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The album is undoubtedly soulful, but doesn't feel like an extension of VII.
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"The issue about an extension is whether that really solves anything," he said.
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No. You can't file for an extension after the official tax filing deadline.
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"No deal" remains the default option unless and until an extension is agreed.
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Despite an extension of the deadline, the amendment died, on June 30, 1982.
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There is also still a chance that the EU will refuse an extension.
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On Thursday, May got Parliament's approval to ask the E.U. for an extension.
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"The phone has really become an extension of my office," Benioff said onstage.
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The deal includes an extension of the government's debt ceiling to March 2019.
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In fact, Kahne already had begun discussions with the team about an extension.
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Sabonis turns 23 in May and is eligible for an extension next fall.
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So it was kind of a culmination and an extension of the song.
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When you cook for a living, knives become an extension of your body.
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EU leaders have increasingly pushed May for an extension of the negotiating period.
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This is essentially an extension of the "good guy with a gun" idea.
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Those carrying additional inventory know an extension will squeeze their cashflow for longer.
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They're just an extension of every other part of the package or wrapper.
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Chuck Pagano, however, wasn't given an extension with a long rebuild in mind.
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It's both an extension of alt rock and a reinvention of dance music.
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But I do think it's more of an extension of the amusement park.
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Some regulars say they see Morso almost as an extension of their homes.
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Evolva will determine next steps, including seeking an extension of the regulatory deadline.
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"I think every emoji is an extension of the brand," she tells CNBC.
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She must seek an extension of the exception protecting her every two years.
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For other couples, the photo shoot serves as an extension of the wedding.
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"Jeff has always felt like an extension of our team," Mr. Mehta said.
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It looked like enough of an extension of the way she communicates anyway.
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"If the alternative is staying dark, I'll take an extension," Warner said. Sen.
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Such an extension would expand what has already been a massive industry bailout.
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Democrats are arguing in federal court for an extension of Thursday's recount deadline.
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A Black woman's hair isn't just hair — it's an extension of her identity.
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Those who are already receiving unemployment assistance can also apply for an extension.
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Johnson could choose to resign rather than send the letter requesting an extension.
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But Russia has indicated it would back an extension, not a deeper cut.
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Lab, an extension of the brand, which will be available at Bergdorf Goodman.
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The E.U. now has to decide how long an extension to grant Britain.
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He is also due for an extension at the end of the season.
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London time on Saturday to send a letter the EU requesting an extension.
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London time Saturday to send a letter to the EU requesting an extension.
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Ukrainian politics and foreign relations became an extension of the oligarchs' business interests.
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Dalporto sees the new initiative as an extension of the company's enterprise business.
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Asking him to order for us in restaurants was an extension of that.
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America was born in contradistinction to Europe not as an extension of it.
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Hong Kong's publishing houses became an extension of the political battlefield in Beijing.
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"These people see the building as an extension of family," Ms. Braddock said.
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After the attack, she asked for an extension, and the company happily obliged.
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What happens if October 19 passes without an extension request is less clear.
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For him, it's an extension of his own calling to join the Navy.
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If you file for an extension by April 18, you have until Oct.
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We see the fight for net neutrality as an extension of that mission.
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"For many of us, the iPhone is an extension of ourself," Cook said.
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Theodore Roosevelt made the presidency an extension of his boisterous and restless temperament.
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Renaming the parade was an extension of that open-door spirit, she believed.
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Well, this colloborative and reciprocal measure is an extension of that prudent approach.
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So he is running an extension cord from his patio to the garage.
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There's an extension of that in multiplayer; you can do multiplayer missions together.
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has asked for an extension until June 30.
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Ankara views the YPG as an extension of a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
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I kind-of see it as an extension, the grown up version of collaging.
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This would allow us to treat Whole Foods like an extension of our refrigerators.
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As the 1979 deadline approached, feminist organizers began to lobby Congress for an extension.
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There was no immediate Taliban reply to Ghani&aposs latest offer of an extension.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMozilla has a good guide to weighing the trustworthiness of an extension here.
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Temporarily disabling an extension is easy enough: Just turn the relevant toggle switch off.
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Was it an extension of work you did piecing together the Miles Ahead soundtrack?
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They&aposre an extension of the Democratic Party and that&aposs plain and simple.
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Other leaders, who gave May an extension of up to six months to Oct.
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" But Kerry added, "Some people ask for an extension for some reason or another.
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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is an extension of DevOps designed for more complex environments.
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She calls every year like, 'can you give me an extension for another year?
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Last week EU leaders gave Britain an extension of its departure date until Oct.
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In other words, Ivanka Trump, now 34, is an extension of the family brand.
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Rite Aid also announced an extension of its drug supply agreement with McKesson (MCK).
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The setup wizard will even export your iOS bookmarks to Chrome (via an extension).
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Skelter Labs has announced an extension to its previous round not a new round.
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He needs an extension cord for his drill, and so he heads to town.
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Booker has long viewed his career in politics as an extension of the movement.
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Boockvar is predicting an extension of talks and a delay by the White House.
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In this case, it's better to ask for an extension to submit your return.
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In superficial ways, Halo Wars 2 feels like an extension of the Halo shooters.
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"He felt like this was sort of an extension of his home," he said.
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The flip-flop may be an extension of the Legion's anti-President Trump staff.
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An extension of ourselves that is not another individual, but an object, a device.
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They also built a desk that acts as an extension of your computer keyboard.
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It's also an extension of the increasingly reciprocal relationship between celebrities and their fans.
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Many Zimbabweans remain concerned he is simply an extension of the oppressive Mugabe regime.
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They make you feel like you really are watching an extension of their stories.
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General Sharif has insisted that he does not want an extension of his term.
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Parliament has now forced Johnson to seek an extension, which will likely be granted.
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Maybe Johnson's decision to seek an extension will make him less popular with Brexiteers.
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This new effort from Roku is really an extension of an existing licensing program.
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Many worry the delay will simply serve as an extension of his fourth term.
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The link is an extension of an existing arrangement between Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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However, filing an extension doesn't mean you don't have to pay anything until October.
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Bernie Sanders has requested, on the other hand, an extension for his small report.
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The budget is an extension of 2018's spending plans with some automatic adjustments.
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An extension is something we can start thinking about in the middle of 2019.
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In March backbenchers even took control of the agenda to call for an extension.
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Filing an extension will help taxpayers avoid paying penalties for filing a late return.
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He sees the police, says Mr Muntu, "as an extension of the ruling party".
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"As the business has grown, it's now an extension of that customer," she says.
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They're an extension of a complex that prevents him from seeing women as people.
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An extension does not extend your time to pay your taxes due, Melwani says.
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"Supreme Court justices should not be an extension of the Republican Party," she wrote.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has strongly signaled that he backs an extension.
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Here, it feels again like an extension of world that she—and Warner Bros.
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Planning assumptions based on an extension of the status quo are disastrously off-base.
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An extension to the Northern Line of the London Underground is a good example.
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Ankara says the YPG is an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Those who view mobile as simply an extension of their advertising program are wrong.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - BHP Billiton and Vale SA have been granted an extension until Nov.
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An extension is due to be discussed at an OPEC meeting on May 25.
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For now, the ads will be an extension of those in Facebook's News Feed.
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At the moment, there is no consensus among the 27 countries regarding an extension.
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Asked if he would support a British request for an extension, he said: "absolutely".
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The deadline for filing (and for filing an extension) this year is April 15.
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This video is an extension of that aesthetic via the narrative of the song.
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Successful candidates will join initially for three months with the possibility of an extension.
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The additional board members seem to be an extension of the ongoing course correction.
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Ankara considers Syrian Kurds terrorists and an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey.
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Any candidate that files an extension on their 2018 taxes would have until Oct.
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The rules, however, say an extension can't be granted for more than six months.
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However, there was room for an extension of maturities and grace periods, he said.
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Algorithms are often presented as an extension of natural sciences like physics or biology.
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But back in 2008, your profile page was an extension of your personality IRL.
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The EU has indicated that it will offer Britain an extension until January 31.
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Already, Democrats were casting Mr. Holcomb's bid as an extension of Mr. Pence's policies.
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And it's an extension of the situational ethics and negative partisanship afflicting our politics.
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One of the biggest names looking for an extension is Atlanta Falcon's Julio Jones.
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Even the modern state had in many ways been an extension of colonial power.
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Second, Congress later passed and President Carter signed in 1978 an extension to 2023.
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The IRS said taxpayers could still request an extension, as President Donald Trump did.
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The final decision on granting an extension will be up to President Donald Trump.
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Adolescence -- once the beginning of adulthood -- now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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Adolescence – once the beginning of adulthood – now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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This is an extension of the work Nvidia and Mesosphere announced back in 2015.
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It's an extension of social media, where we're often putting our best face forward.
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In 2016, he signed an extension that locks him in for the foreseeable future.
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Turkey regards the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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It's just an extension of how Kelley used to tell stories in the '90s.
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Among the banks granted an extension this year were: Capital One Financial Corp CITLP.
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The two sides are seeking an extension before Obama leaves office in January 2017.
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Proposals were originally due in June, but at least one company sought an extension.
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Donald Trump's "fake news" coinage is an extension of this tradition (a brilliant one).
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It exists solely as an extension of the masterpiece, lacking meaning on its own.
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The game favors the wealthy and powerful, and that's an extension of our society.
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Still, the aimlessness that plagued them seemed like an extension of the storm's trauma.
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And it became an extension of the cultural battles he eagerly threw himself into.
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Walking through Jatkasaari in Helsinki is almost an extension of strolling through Nine Elms.
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Labour's spokesman earlier said the party was not seeking an extension to Article 50.
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Last April, he was granted an extension of that stay, but only until Jan.
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China had three main considerations in hosting an extension of the Vietnamese educational system.
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Mr. Massie had also blocked an extension of the flood insurance program on Tuesday.
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Without an extension, you can only forward emails one at a time in Gmail.
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That's an extension of the easter egg philosophy going back to the Atari 2600.
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This could lead to an extension of the Brexit deadline until January 0003, 2020.
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What we have instead is economic policy conducted as an extension of presidential pique.
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Mr. Gianforte's lawyers requested an extension this week to delay his first court appearance.
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The Justice Department's new denaturalization section appears to be an extension of that effort.
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It also required Johnson under the law to request an extension from EU officials.
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London time to send Brussels a letter requesting an extension to the Brexit deadline.
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"I am feeling somewhat positive that there might be an extension," Mr. Altidor said.
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EU leaders could simply refuse to offer an extension and force Westminster to choose.
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The 1967 Hong Kong riot, being an extension of that, was also being disavowed.
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It says that an extension would allow for appropriately thoughtful commentary from business groups.
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Mosul is an extension of the Nineveh plains, and an early homeland of Christianity.
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The UK has since been granted an extension for a deal until January 2020.
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He was due for an extension soon and didn't want one from the Knicks.
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Yet that is what Johnson has done by ruling out an extension beyond 2020.
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This, in their view, makes their intervention an extension of the "resistance" against Israel.
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How could you not see your little fur baby as an extension of yourself?
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As Judiciary Committee chairman, he helped shepherd an extension of the Voting Rights Act.
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Taxpayers awaiting a K-1 may wind up requesting an extension with the IRS.
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Most advertisers bought podcast ads as an extension of their other audio acquisition campaigns.
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"My brands are an extension of me," Jay-Z told Men's Health in 2010.
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Filing an extension is free and there are different options for individuals and businesses.
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I believe in the situation we're in, an extension would be a rational solution.
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Those who fail to make it can get an extension up to October 0003.
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A missing W-2 form is also a hurdle that may justify an extension.
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Filing for an extension through the I.R.S. website is free, regardless of your income.
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This was viewed as an extension of the Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination.
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The puka shell necklace is sort of an extension of this particular trend, too.
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It is just an extension of how business interests have usurped the common good.
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Facebook and Google met the deadline to provide information, but Twitter sought an extension.
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This is the second time Manafort's team has requested an extension of that deadline.
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Finkel says this is an extension of the Maslow/Rogers pursuit of self-actualization.
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Never use an extension cord as a permanent solution when there's no outlet nearby.
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So, is your Swet Shop Boys project an extension of that early underground mentality?
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Without an extension from U.S. President Donald Trump, the exemptions will expire on Tuesday.
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For this project, crowdfunding seems to have become just an extension of your performance.
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They are no longer just a tool; they are an extension of yourself, your representative.
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After the game, the club announced that he signed an extension to stay until 2019.
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"As Glamour reports, there's also an extension that'll change "Trump" to "someone with tiny hands.
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Officials have ruled the fire an accident, determining that an extension cord started the blaze.
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The ad blocking features in Chrome 71 are an extension of earlier updates from 2017.
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Options include seeking an extension to the U.K.'s current exit date of March 29.
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They could ultimately force the government to seek an extension to the Brexit negotiation period.
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If there is a sudden change of heart, both parties can agree to an extension.
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Abovitz was already pioneering MR for doctors; this would be an extension of his ideas.
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It's an extension of a wider problem that many of us have been dealing wit.
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This becomes even more complicated if the S-Corp itself needs to file an extension.
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We get a mason jar, some rubber bands, an extension cord, and dry erase markers.
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The SEC filed for an extension of time on April 26 for a planned settlement.
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Gordon, 26, has missed all of training camp and the preseason while seeking an extension.
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It's like asking for an extension because you don't know how to do the assignment.
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But this isn't a new look for Netflix, it's an extension of an existing look.
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Say you owe $10,000 in taxes, don't file for an extension and pay on Oct.
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Although Vyalex was a private company, he regarded it as an extension of his service.
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His basketball teams seemed like an extension of his Italian family in Queens, New York.
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Franco says he gave Ivanka's company an extension to pay the bill but got zilch.
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"But we would in no way accept an extension without a clear objective," he added.
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On clear days, it was as if the sky was an extension of the town.
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The scenario changes if you didn't file for an extension but you do owe money.
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It's like an extension of your hands — but the problem is, it doesn't get washed.
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The public is likely to perceive Applicant's mark as an extension of Opposer's lifestyle brand.
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Facebook is also testing a hyperlapse algorithm as an extension of its main stabilization system.
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This is essentially an extension of the distraction-free reading view Edge has long featured.
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" She considers education an extension of her brand "I think it's part of my responsibility.
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Or do you think it's an extension of a marketing strategy that goes back decades?
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An extension to the Article 50 talks would need the approval of all 27 governments.
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He treats his old position, the quarterback, like an extension of himself on the field.
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Prosecutors have up to 10 days to indict Lee, although they can seek an extension.
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Ankara views the Kurdish militia in Syria as an extension of Kurdish insurgents inside Turkey.
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The feature is basically an extension of what's been available for Android since June 2018.
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We also make sure that the glam rooms feel like an extension of the house.
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"We don't have to have a discussion right now about an extension," the official said.
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Amazon Vehicles would be an extension of the existing Amazon Automotive store, the company said.
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The quantified athlete is an extension of the quantified self, and you can scale it.
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Yet it seems more likely that an extension will be relatively short, perhaps three months.
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So to be on a TV set was just kind of an extension of that.
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The work will be an extension of Hewstone's long-standing work to study intergroup conflict.
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Your standard spell-checking tool won't catch them unless you use an extension like Grammarly.
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"Your handbag is like an extension of yourself, carrying your most essential items," Salcedo said.
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Donald Trump, our most relatable president, has filed for an extension on his 2018 taxes.
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It sounds like the Nick Murphy sound and identity is an extension of Chet Faker.
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In addition to "find parking," Google also announced an extension of its "parking difficulty" icon.
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If no deal is passed, he's legally bound to seek an extension of the Oct.
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Should you push to wrap up your tax prep today, or just file an extension?
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Still, Saudi Arabia's energy minister has said it was too early to discuss an extension.
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Australian officials insisted that an extension would deprive consumers of cheaper alternatives for too long.
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Unless you filed for an extension, your 2016 taxes are a thing of the past.
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The vote however isn't binding, as the EU has to agree to granting an extension.
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And yet, "Tha Muthaphukkin Real" absolutely fits as an extension of N.W.A's legacy and nostalgia.
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This spring, Apple also delayed, without explanation, an extension of James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" concept.
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Jack: I think we both saw Green Lanes as an extension of the first one.
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OPEC is expected to approve an extension of the deal at its May 25 meeting.
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Together with other wearables, their best present use is as an extension of the smartphone.
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The EU agreed to give an extension to the Brexit process but with some caveats.
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Saudi ally Kuwait said on Monday it would support an extension of the global deal.
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But this is 2017, so instead Jessie J's Instagram has become an extension of her.
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You asked for an extension on cheap tickets to Disrupt SF 2016, and we delivered.
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He has previously insisted that Britain must present a "credible plan" to justify an extension.
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Trump views the Presidency as nothing more than an extension of his personal business empire.
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The White House had not pushed for an extension, but had not raised serious objections.
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So with tax day approaching on Monday, it's time to think about filing an extension.
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Armenia in recent years has effectively become an extension of Russian military in the region.
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Viacom – Viacom agreed to an extension of carriage talks with Charter Communications, according to Reuters.
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Granger said the bill is an extension of last year's efforts to address readiness shortfalls.
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Mr. Erdogan saw the militia as an extension of a Kurdish nationalist movement inside Turkey.
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But it could be challenging to get an extension of the filing deadline through Congress.
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It's an extension of the band's popular "Down The Rabbit Hole Live Tour" this summer.
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When I sleep next to a man, he becomes an extension of my own brilliance.
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The bank agreed an extension to that monitorship in 2014 and again in April 2016.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said an extension to Brexit was possible but not inevitable.
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"It's too early to say," Novak said when asked about an extension of the deal.
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Gosudarstvo is an extension of the tsar as the ultimate source of order and authority.
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Theranos got an extension, but the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services still found problems.
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A deal didn't pass, and there is now an extension of the deadline until Jan.
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"These votes make it seem that we're an extension of the political process," she added.
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In effect, the microphone was just a prosthetic device, an extension of the agents' ears.
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Customers view brands as an extension of their personalities and the embodiment of their aspirations.
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A third source said an extension of up to one year could be an option.
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The decision comes after the Democratic Party in North Carolina sued to get an extension.
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Congress is expected to pass an extension in the coming days lasting through September 2017.
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My droll, aristocratic Russian-history professor granted me an extension on the final term paper.
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The winning side then has 30 days to respond but can ask for an extension.
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Republicans in Kentucky cast Beshear as an extension of an old way of playing politics.
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And, for an increasing number of millennials, online dating is an extension of everyday life.
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Proponents of the rule said an extension would only allow critics to derail its progress.
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The rage is an extension of what many say they experienced on the campaign trail.
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He said he had filed taxes for 2016 and had received an extension for 2017.
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Google Chrome recently removed an extension called Coincidence Detector that added these around writers' names.
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I was going to ask if the videos were an extension of your guys' humor.
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But for Arcanabyss, the magic of karaoke is merely an extension of his own story.
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The Patreon has become an extension of his "veracity policy," a commitment to absolute transparency.
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The Commission will be able to ask for an extension if the talks are progressing.
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How good does he have to be, for how long, before there's an extension conversation?
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EST: The House Rules Committee takes up an extension to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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These included an extension of maturities related to loan repayments from the second bailout program.
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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh opposes the request for an extension, she said in a statement.
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Is that an extension of your childhood home or something you set out to create?
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Taxpayers in the affected areas in North Carolina who previously received an extension to Oct.
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Rubiano plugs the home into an outlet on the farm property using an extension cord.
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A week ago, U.S. regulators denied a similar request for an extension by major automakers.
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He signed an extension with the Suns afterwards, and underwent microfracture surgery eight days later.
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" For these customers, he said, Acquired Time is like an "extension of their watch collection.
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The E.U. will want to know what use we will make of such an extension.
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The images are an extension of Ms. Mar's brand — joyful celebrations of style and appetite.
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And all of that became a part of who I was, an extension of me.
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That's kind of been my magnetic North, and this show is an extension of that.
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You can easily block websites on Firefox — but you'll need to download an extension first.
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In March, Nike and the N.F.L. announced an extension of an apparel deal through 2028.
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"You're an extension of detective work," said Cashman, who listens in on the conference calls.
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The office represents an extension of Honduras's embassy in the country, the Honduran government said.
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"I really started to see it as an extension of my own practice," he said.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló of Puerto Rico to request an extension of the temporary sheltering assistance.
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A vendor due diligence program must treat its vendors as an extension of the firm.
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This year's premise -- the West is weakening -- is an extension of those festering transatlantic differences.
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Bayer said in a statement it had asked the regulator for an extension to Jan.
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However, Juncker has implied that EU leaders won't allow an extension, even if Johnson asks.
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"We are an extension of the phrase 'software is eating the world,' " Yoo tells TechCrunch.
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An extension would have reassured markets of the government's commitment to fiscal discipline, analysts say.
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He sees ending his life as an extension of his longtime advocacy for individual agency.
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Turkey, meanwhile, says the militia is an extension of the PKK and a terrorist group.
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Markets will be less euphoric if Johnson has to request an extension to the Oct.
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His budget includes an extension of his signature tax cuts, which disproportionately benefited the rich.
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The European Union will now have to decide how long an extension to grant Britain.
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Mexico has effectively turned into an extension of Mr. Trump's immigration police beyond American territory.
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This casual unilateral approach will make impeachment more likely to become an extension of politics.
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Many flyers said they want the experience to be an extension of their normal lifestyle.
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The commission is then supposed to "terminate," unless Mr. Trump decides on an extension. Gov.
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In 2018, Intuit launched a personal finance platform called Turbo as an extension of TurboTax.
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The company renegotiates an extension to its syndicated loan of 513 billion euros, said Expansion.
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This is simply an extension of the commission-compression that's been going on for years.
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DHS said the "ongoing armed conflict" in South Sudan warranted an extension of the program.
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He regularly peddles the false notion that journalists are an extension of the Democratic Party.
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US District Court Judge William Pauley on Wednesday granted him an extension to May 6.
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I've used Nikons for so long that they feel like an extension of my arm.
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The $5.95 drinks are an extension of the chain's three-year-old Cold Brew line.
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AND I THINK THE REAL QUESTION I GUESS IS WHY DOES HE NEED AN EXTENSION?
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Ankara views the Kurdish militia as an extension of militants fighting on its own soil.
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The Rockets may be legitimately good, and not just an extension of James Harden's beard.
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As part of an extension, they also have agreed to push for restrictions on surveillance.
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Greenworks offers the option of buying the mower with an extension cord for $30 extra.
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It's an extension of the word "farm," and the answer is STEAD, as in farmSTEAD.
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A scent you love can truly become a part of you, an extension of yourself.
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Boetzkes argues that art is constitutive of ecological consciousness, not simply an extension of it.
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What's been happening in Pakistan and India recently is an extension of the same concepts.
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MG: Yes' I consider it to be an extension—it's also a studio for experimentation.
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Similarly, Android Studio is really an extension of the more general Java IDE IntelliJ IDEA.
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" "You might argue that having an extension to the end of October creates that possibility.
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If you are short of cash this April, there are other options besides just skipping out of the process, although none are painless: ** File for an extension If you cannot pay by April 2003 (this year's deadline), file for an extension using Form 4868.
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On Saturday Johnson was forced by law to send a letter to the EU asking for an extension until January 31, though he didn't sign the letter and sent a second note to Brussels outlining his reasons why he didn't think an extension was necessary.
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"If they were to ask for an extension I think it would be approved ... but there is no point in looking for an extension if we end up back to the same place as we are now in three months' time," McEntee told BBC radio.
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Did he fully understand the accountability that accompanies a position that is an extension of management?
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These are an extension of the videos developers could already highlight on their Play Store pages.
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Another new ad feature for developers is an extension of the existing Universal Ad Campaigns tool.
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It says the YPG are an extension of a Kurdish separatist movement inside its own borders.
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If you haven't filed: You have until midnight to file your taxes or request an extension.
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It would also be an extension of existing evangelical engagement with global development and health issues.
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If you want to get rid of an extension from Edge completely, click the Uninstall button.
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These films are, American Horror Story argues, just an extension of how we live our lives.
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In addition, the budget supports an extension in funding for the State Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Exodus Even if the refugees are granted an extension to stay, the exodus has already begun.
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"The stairs are just an extension of those freedoms," Stephanie Tumbaga, a park spokeswoman, told CNN.
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They didn't understand that it's a newer console and it's not an extension of the Wii.
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It may also require an extension of Article 50 to push back the March 29 deadline.
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It was actually an extension of his spring offering, which was an homage to Gloria Steinem.
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AISC is an extension of existing "cash cost" metrics and incorporate costs related to sustaining production.
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"[The class] continues to be an extension of our values and our thesis," Su tells me.
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But per the CEO's comments, it will likely be an extension of HD's LiveWire concept bike.
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The companies have been working under an extension agreement after the previous contract expired in November.
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Now, the music video for "Cannonball" has arrived, and it's an extension of the song's fire.
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"The Environmental Protection Agency is, to me, an extension of the Department of Defense," she said.
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Buyers can option a "gurney flap," an extension to the rear spoiler that further increases downforce.
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The second claim is that language is innate, not merely an extension of general human intelligence.
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The shutdown is essentially an extension of the Lunar New Year holiday, which began on Jan.
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The risk of a disorderly "no-deal" Brexit has diminished since Johnson asked for an extension.
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Microsoft also today launched an extension to Visual Studio Code to help developers create smart contracts.
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Snapchat, as an outlet, is not only a smart strategy but an extension of Kim's authenticity.
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If Johnson fails at the second hurdle, an extension to the October 31 deadline is likely.
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The IMF said last week it had suggested to the government that it request an extension.
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It's up to North Carolina's state board of elections to decide whether to grant an extension.
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However, Theranos asked for an extension from CMS in February of this year, which CMS granted.
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I'm an over-sharer to begin with, so this was really an extension of my personality.
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Ankara says it is an extension of the PKK and poses a direct threat to Turkey.
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"I wanted [this cover art] to be somewhat of an extension of Modern Jester," Dilloway says.
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The 2019 budget is broadly an extension of 2018's spending plans with some automatic adjustments.
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The Correction Department is now requesting an extension until June for putting the plan into effect.
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He's also been the owner of 35 cryptokitties, an extension of his broader enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies.
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Those serious monologues are an extension of who I am as a person and my comedy.
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S. trade talks that might see an extension of the deadline to strike a trade deal.
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So far the group has been tight-lipped about whether an extension was on the horizon.
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In that view, UBI is an alternative to the welfare state, not an extension of it?
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An engineer, he started flying drones as an extension of his love for remote control cars.
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We have to type for our dogs to respond, but it's an extension of the ministry.
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Shaniqwa Jarvis's photographs have an autobiographical quality and her subjects seem like an extension of herself.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May last month secured an extension to the Brexit deadline until Oct.
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She kept writing, her work as a stripper becoming, she explains, an extension of her practice.
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Saudi and other senior OPEC ministers have been edging towards an extension commitment in recent days.
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Bayer said in a statement it had asked the regulator for an extension to Jan. 22.
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The ultimate idea here is to turn the real world into an extension of Facebook itself.
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The company was awaiting permits for the 2014 festival and an extension of a licensing agreement.
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The Saints have offered an extension that averages $18 to $19 million annually, per multiple reports.
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The 27 leaders will then be discussing the implications of an extension to the Brexit process.
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"An extension would be welcome and let's hope our EU partners agree to that," McGuinness said.
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Today, Google's rolling out the same useful tool for Chrome on the desktop via an extension.
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It's an extension of me and Lien, and what we built together and what we envision.
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Would you say this album is an extension of what you guys did on Black Hours?
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JPMorgan said that it thought May would now seek an extension to the March 29 deadline.
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The subway is an extension of the Q train with three extra stops going up north.
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Leaders expect to discuss such an extension at the two-day summit starting on Thursday afternoon.
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With maturity and success in your business, consider your brand's voice an extension of your own.
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An extension of the supply deal beyond June looks likely but its effectiveness will remain questioned.
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All else equal, an extension of the supply reduction agreement is positive news for oil prices.
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First responders and their advocates are pushing for an extension that would guarantee funding through 20153.
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For many of us the smartphone can be viewed as an extension of the human body.
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The Scott brothers are launching an extension of their Scott Living home decor line at Kohl's.
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So when I took my clothes off on camera, it was just an extension of that.
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An extension grants an extra six months to prepare and file a federal income tax return.
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The FTA is urging ministers to secure an extension until at least the end of 2020.
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I see it as an extension of capturing and experiencing our world through the photographic process.
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Those rules are an extension of the net neutrality authority the FCC gave itself last year.
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Viacom (VIAB) agreed to an extension of carriage talks with Charter Communications (CHTR), according to Reuters.
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In this sense, these moves could be understood as an extension of Zuckerberg's misunderstood listening tour.
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They want to tie an extension to broader penalties amid lingering fallout over the nuclear agreement.
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In 1982, despite an extension of the deadline, the clock ran out and the amendment died.
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Cappuccio mentioned that people who have an undetected illness may suffer from an extension of sleep.
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" But, she added, "We don't want to be an extension of a TV station's 'Shark Week.
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Without an extension, Miller would play this coming season under the $14.129 million franchise tag tender.
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It would be surprising if Epic Universe didn't have an extension of the brand as well.
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"The government is not considering an extension," Varga told InfoRadio in an interview late on Tuesday.
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His lawyers have 30 days to submit an appeal, or ask for an extension to appeal.
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The action started two weeks ago, with the Raptors agreeing to an extension for Kyle Lowry.
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"Ultimately that makes an extension, a deal or even a second referendum more likely," he said.
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It's the third veto of an extension for the chemical weapons investigators in the past month.
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Social media advertising is an extension of online advertising, which is in the hundreds of billions.
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She is an extension of Marlo, meant to represent a younger, less cynical version of herself.
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"It's only an extension to file your return, not to pay what you owe," Slott said.
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Earlier, the defendant N.C.A.A. had asked for — and received — an extension to file its own petition.
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"Ultimately, we were interested in works that operate as an extension of living," Brown Jr. says.
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Cars will not be just a mode of transportation, but an extension of the individual inside.
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That was an extension of what I was hoping I was doing when I was traveling.
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Because he's showing a knack for using his teammates as an extension of his own intentions.
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Your Bitmoji, an extension of you, can express what you may not be able to yourself.
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For Mama Ning, these dolls are simply an extension of Thailand's enduring belief in black magic.
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How it works: GoGuardian installs an extension on school-issued computers running Chrome OS or Windows.
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But Turkey considers them an extension of Kurdish separatists in its own borders and, thus, terrorists.
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"A private boarding school like V.E.S. is an extension, a part of the family," another wrote.
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The third scenario is an extension of the first; it is the current plan on steroids.
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Critics have seen his election as little more than an extension of Mr. Mugabe's long rule.
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The high-deductible policy might be provided directly by the government, as an extension of Medicare.
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NATO ally Turkey views Kurdish militia as terrorists, an extension of a Kurdish insurgency in Turkey.
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The Virtue of Nationalism is both a continuation of this work and an extension of it.
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European Union leaders will meet this week, and would have to unanimously approve an extension request.
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I confess: I like having an extension for my brain when I can't remember a fact.
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It is, in Mr. Bourkoff's view, an extension of the networking that he himself practices constantly.
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According to Facebook, each of the outside companies acted as an extension of the social network.
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The suit seeks an extension of the deadline for ballots there to arrive and be counted.
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An extension of Klusik's contract had been in doubt, two sources familiar with the company said.
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If they don't, they will then vote on seeking an extension to the schedule for leaving.
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So for me, photographing that little girl on the border was an extension of my efforts.
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Alternately, Betito speculated it could be an extension of some larger interest and search for dominance.
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How long of an extension Congress could agree to, and Trump would sign, remains unclear. Sen.
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This is simply an extension on one of the oldest dirty tricks in the boxing book.
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Any team acquiring Clowney can's sign him to an extension until after the 2019 season ends.
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Another problem is that any law can require Mr Johnson only to ask for an extension.
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It could also eventually lead to an extension of the Brexit deadline until January 31, 2020.
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But when her request for an extension was denied, the elation turned to despair and anger.
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It's an extension of the same feature that has existed for still images for a while.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Biden continues to frame his own candidacy as an extension of the Obama administration.
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Billie Eilish also made her nail art — green and Gucci-logoed — an extension of her outfit.
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It was just an extension of his passion for the game; it seemed natural to him.
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Now Trump is threatening to reject an extension of the agreement by a May 12 deadline.
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And this sequel is an extension of that — a tough guy who can one-up Mark.
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Vanacore suspects an extension of the Punta Montalva fault or another unknown fault in the region.
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But they can't promise that an extension to the tax cut will be part of it.
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But their tangles are an extension of the fight Sanders and Clinton were having in 20183.
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General Manager Kevin Colbert tabled any talks of revisiting an extension until after the 44 season.
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For the most part, you don't need to use a special app or install an extension.
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"Internet throttling and internet shutdowns are an extension of traditional forms of censorship," Ms. Taye said.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists who are an extension of a Kurdish insurgency within Turkey.
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"This book club is an extension of my abolitionist practice," Weyman told Hyperallergic in an email.
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Reid signed with the Carolina Panthers last fall and then signed an extension after the season.
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Work will start to feel like an extension of who you are — not just a job.
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If that fails, a vote to ask for an extension of EU negotiations would be Thursday.
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The EU will want to know what use we mean to make of such an extension.
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On announcing his retirement, Sparks spoke of his coaching career as an extension of his faith.
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An extension of the Q line will add new stations at 72nd, 86th and 96th Streets.
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Keep in mind that if you file for an extension, you&aposre also delaying your refund.
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He's not going to ask for an extension, even if the law says he has to.
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He's released an extension to make SoundCloud revert to 128 kbps MP3 streaming instead of Opus.
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In order to push for an extension of Roper, he needed to find a test case.
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This could be fast-tracked when an applicant asks for an extension of an existing licence.
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For the election to happen, the EU first needs to grant an extension to the Oct.
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For the well-watered Midwest with its rich farmland was but an extension of the East.
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Do not miss the iconic Canal St.-Martin, an extension of the Ourcq canal, upper north.
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The prime minister has previously said that an extension longer than June 30 would be unacceptable.
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"Always On" is an extension of the conference's "durational" events, albeit on a much bigger scale.
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"I object to the university being treated as an extension of the U.S. embassy," she said.
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The Lab is an extension built onto the back of my house with its own entrance.
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He didn't sign an extension, and heads into the season as a pending unrestricted free agent.
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The work involved is an extension of Muñoz's ongoing fascination with blending electronic and artisanal technologies.
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Britain secured an extension to the deadline for its departure from the European Union until Oct.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - A state judge in North Carolina gave residents in counties hit hard by Hurricane Matthew five extra days to register to vote after Democrats sued to get an extension to Friday's deadline, while a federal judge ordered an extension in one Georgia county.
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A decision over an extension won't be taken lightly; the EU does not want to be blamed for scuppering a Brexit deal and a disorderly Brexit could harm its own interests — but so too could an extension in which the uncertainty surrounding future relations is prolonged.
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Collins would like reporters to refer to the committee's release which states 'the mere fact of a referral or an extension, and the mandatory disclosure of such an extension ... does not itself indicate that any violation has occurred,'" a Lewis spokeswoman told the Journal-Constitution. "Mr.
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"We'd always talked about the War Boys seeing themselves as an extension of their cars," she said.
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"The skin on your scalp is an extension of the skin on your face," Dr. Fusco says.
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Think of it as an extension of buying a drink for your mate as a thank you.
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Three schools — one in London, one in Amsterdam, and one in Maastricht — have granted her an extension.
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The Apple Watch app is actually an extension of the company's existing smart remote app for iPhone.
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As an extension of the actress' first-ever home decor line Flower Home, which launched on Walmart.
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Turkey considers the YPG a terrorist group and an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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It said that in any outcome involving a deal, an extension of the deadline could be necessary.
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" She called giving the company an extension "an opportunity for Deloitte to bring the project to completion.
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If it's not an extension that's slowing everything down, it might be a corrupted cache of data.
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When you do that, it's just an extension of your house that you're carrying wherever you go.
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Cabana is not meant to be an extension of Tumblr itself, rather a separate but similar experience.
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In Korea, we saw the imposition of a quota and an extension of a 20-year tariff.
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This is partly an extension of the sneakily strong labor market that President Obama bequeathed his successor.
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Voting against leaving without a deal and for an extension does not solve the problems we face.
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Prosecutors allege that Aubrey Trail told investigators he he strangled Sydney Loofe, 24, with an extension cord.
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Nonetheless, an extension of Article 50 to push back the March 29 deadline is no simple task.
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At least Snowden got an extension for his "temporary" Russian residency, and a somewhat wistful sounding tweet.
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To mark the museum's bicentenary in 2019 work will start on an extension designed by Norman Foster.
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For Trump, foreign policy is not a matter of national interest or an extension of American exceptionalism.
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Prosecutors plan to request an extension of the stay in the civil suit proceedings, a source said.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds to terrorists who are an extension of a Kurdish insurgency within Turkey.
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Had you filed an extension request, the penalty would have been six months at 0.5%, or $300.
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Video is an extension of what we do, not a liability or a threat to our journalism.
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Traders sought clarity on Brexit after the European Union delayed a decision on granting Britain an extension.
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ASML has repeatedly attempted to negotiate an extension of a cross-license agreement with Nikon, he said.
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Yes Bank is replacing its boss after the RBI refused to approve an extension of his term.
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In September, it rebranded its Chinese name to HelloTransTech to signify an extension into other transportation means.
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It will reportedly be called the Law Newz Network, as an extension of Abrams' Law Newz blog.
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An extension could also potentially allow you to send a payment, order food with someone and more.
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We're told that the documents label this deal as an extension of its last Series G round.
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As an extension of Alexa, Amazon has become more than just a seller of other people's products.
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If they do, however, we might see an extension of this agreement — or a markedly different design.
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It's possible that an extension, plugin or browser bug is the root cause of your internet hangups.
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It was an extension of something we'd always bonded over, but this time, we weren't just watching.
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BUT IT'S ALSO, AGAIN, AN EXTENSION OF THE ENTIRE STRATEGY WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
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This appears to be an extension of the "favorites" feature the app began testing earlier this year.
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Because sometimes, a phone case is more than just phone protection — it's an extension your personal aesthetic.
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Next, she'd put up a measure calling on her to seek an extension to the negotiating period.
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The Reddit AMA was an extension of the discussion where eager fans asked Musk about his plans.
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Called "Zero Sign On," the feature is an extension to the previously introduced Single Sign On option.
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When you're online dating, you can think about socials as an extension of your profile, Kaplan says.
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Since socializing and making small talk feels like an extension of her job, she'll often opt out.
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Taxpayers in those states are granted an extension until April 17 due to the Patriot's Day holiday.
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The budget envisages an extension of welfare benefits to the poor and unemployed, and selective tax cuts.
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Given the relaxing of the rules for this initial batch of airlines, such an extension seems unlikely.
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Compact and chic, oversized and ostentatious, practical and minimal, a bag can become an extension of ourselves.
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"I don't get why he didn't sign an extension to the statute of limitations though," she says.
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As we went to press, Parliament was to vote for an extension of the March 29th deadline.
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Many are first-time candidates who see politics as an extension of their service to the country.
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" He adds "A toothpick is an extension of your finger, so skip what comes on those too.
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This chatbot is an extension of DoNotPay, a bot designed to get you out of parking tickets.
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An extension would clash with the European elections, which are taking place between May 23 and 26.
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However, the "slower-than-expected decline in surplus fuel inventories" encouraged the organization to consider an extension.
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You could also file for an extension, which gives you until October 15 to file your taxes.
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An electric fan is plugged into an extension cord running from the house for when it's hot.
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Conservatives in particular will reject UBI as inherently un-American or an extension of the welfare state.
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The program is an extension of a prior savings plan that was expected to end after 2019.
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The Hennepin County attorney&aposs office received an extension until noon Wednesday to charge or release him.
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Filing an extension is easy and relatively painless, said Tobias, who is also a certified financial planner.
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The bank said this probability could be revised lower if an extension of Article 50 is confirmed.
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Karaelias met Klug when she enrolled in his cellular mechanics course in 2009 through an extension program.
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"The spinal cord is an extension, in a way, of the brain," Molekovic told Motherboard by phone.
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At one point, he said, Finley repeatedly struck her daughter with a fist and an extension cord.
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The government instead built an extension of the metro network linking the wealthy Ipanema neighborhood to Barra.
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The Republican-led House of Representatives will seek later this week to pass an extension to Dec.
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As mobile internet booms in China, phones have become an extension of daily activities, including school practices.
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It's an extension of a deadline put forward by the telecom agency under former President Barack Obama.
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The new Grassley-Wyden bill calls for an extension of the 7.5 percent tax break into 2019.
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As an extension of Curry, Green is the versatile tough guy, the physical embodiment of Steph's swagger.
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The Internal Revenue Service gave employers an extension until the end of March to send them out.
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I've always loved to express myself in new ways, so these outlets became an extension of me.
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I don't see my children as a reflection or an extension of me; I think they're individuals.
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Top producers Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia have already backed an extension through March 2018.
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The market also questioned whether an extension would reduce a global crude glut enough to boost prices.
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He will be able to receive an extension offer on Friday and then would have until Oct.
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Unless you've filed an extension with the Internal Revenue Service, the 2016 tax year is now history.
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Twilio Build is an extension of the company's existing partner program, which originally launched back in 2014.
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"Living Modern" feels like an extension of Merrill's first swooning letter to the artist four decades ago.
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The project, code-named Cache, is envisioned as an extension of the Google Pay digital payments system.
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The source said TIM had asked for an extension of this deadline, and it had been granted.
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"The same holds true for [your] scalp, which is an extension of your face skin," she explains.
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De Sousa said he filed his 2016 taxes and received an extension to file his 2017 taxes.
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The government sought an extension on the deadline, saying they needed more time to conduct DNA testing.
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It is essentially an extension of an oral history tradition that reaches back over thousands of years.
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There have been concerns that Johnson's remarks may lead to an extension to her five-year sentence.
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" The only person who didn't have an extension was Guzman, whom associates referred to as "the boss.
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To the planners, innovations like automatic cars that learn people's habits are simply an extension of trends.
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"It's simply going to be an extension of the original background check, a supplementary investigation," he said.
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The community health centers have been left in limbo for months awaiting an extension of their funding.
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"They think of them as just simply an extension of their power of their nation," Priestap said.
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Jerry Brown signed SB 32 into law, an extension of California's historic and game changing climate law.
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The company provides instalment financing on consumer goods, an extension of Chailease and Fina's instalment financing business.
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Feel handling agility and throttle response so convincing, the car seems to be an extension of yourself.
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THE CLOSER And finally … It's Cyber Monday, which over time has become an extension of Black Friday.
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