We could kick down your door at any minute; we can pull you over at any minute.
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LOS ANGELES — He's going to be fired any minute.
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"It might happen to me any minute," she teased DeGeneres.
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It's already late, but it could start at any minute.
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It could be me at the Tropicana Lounge any minute.
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Any minute, the cavalry would arrive, and I could leave.
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An offensive was planned and fighting could start any minute.
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They would probably be coming back for him any minute.
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Prepare for boredom at winning to set in any minute!
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The Ghost of Christmas Future will show up at any minute.
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Something actually terrible and upsetting will come along any minute now.
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We&aposre expecting live remarks from President Trump at any minute.
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"It should be coming out like literally any minute," he said.
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The state troopers would be banging on the door any minute.
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"I love any minute that I get with them," says Lights.
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And of course, my boyfriend is due to arrive any minute.
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These people are dangerous, and could strike out at any minute.
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I thought, Well, any minute now he should stab me. Nothing.
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And she also could turn on you at any minute, right?
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I could die any minute and I wouldn't even know it.
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They&aposre waiting for -- they&aposre landing any minute I am told.
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Fans are irate, but Khloé, who is due any minute, doesn't comment.
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Seriously, she looks as though she's about to burst at any minute.
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With the royal one, you feel any minute the children might misbehave.
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Though, according to PG&E, it could go off at any minute.
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We're going to be featured in Colon Health Monthly any minute now.
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Of course, you're dealing with something that could kill you any minute.
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Yeah, I felt like anyone was going to find out at any minute.
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"Twitter may block the account any minute now," he told Motherboard via email.
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Always have options on hand because anything can go wrong at any minute.
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ON THE CALL THOUGH, YOU DID SAY THAT COULD CHANGE AT ANY MINUTE.
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Given his age (40), it's possible that any minute could be Dirk's last.
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"But I'm honestly scared of losing my livelihood at any minute," Vaunt said.
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We're told the child support hearing is set to begin any minute now.
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"You can expect it any minute," Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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Given the pace of Android releases, that could change any minute, of course.
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Given the pace of Android releases, that could change any minute, of course.
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It's razor sharp, with the blade poised to slice anyone at any minute.
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It's as if his ghost is ready to be consulted at any minute.
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But they felt huge pressure, as if something could go wrong any minute.
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The house looked like she might be expecting a dignitary at any minute.
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You felt that uncertainty that a Metroid could pop up at any minute.
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Organize lines of defense for a zombie invasion that could happen at any minute?
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Some of the towers rest on loose soil that could give at any minute.
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It's no wonder that fighters in training try to sleep any minute they can.
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I talk about him like he's going to walk through the door any minute.
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I read this, feeling withered, like my flesh might drop off at any minute.
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I was told that Ali was getting breakfast but would be back any minute.
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A drone, which was ferrying the goods, was due to arrive at any minute.
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But also we don't want the Samsung Galaxy, which could explode at any minute.
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The doorman told me to hurry because the garbage truck was due any minute.
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By the time we get home, O.'s cousins should be here any minute.
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The new stock of Nintendo Switches should be hitting the shelves any minute now.
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Any minute... Despite that book club assignment from Murkowski, Trump seems unlikely to repent.
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We are in the late 1960s, and Miss Blanche is due onstage any minute.
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He is expected to be welcomed by President Trump at the White House any minute.
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Because after all, the media says the world is going to end at any minute.
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Which means that a plot about her dad finding out is coming any minute now.
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The cargo bays are lined with dormant droids that could wake up at any minute.
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Maybe it's the fear of being forced to go back in there at any minute.
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He's not goin' anywhere; any minute she's gonna hop off the private world of her sphere.
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With phones out, the boatload of whale enthusiasts were ready for a sighting at any minute.
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We thought they were going to come in any minute, play Johnny Mathis and kill us.
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It might come through at any minute, when he was in the bath, or in bed.
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Polls have now closed in New York and first results should start coming out any minute.
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The rumors are swirling that it could drop at any minute — and it's stressing us out.
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"The bottom on this whole thing could fall out at any minute," one said in December.
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So, for example, we have high-yield ETFs, which people assume they can sell any minute.
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She knew that the call could come at any minute, and on August 26, it did.
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He could have been hit by a barrel bomb at any minute, but he just didn't move.
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Rosenfeld says it's pure BS. Stubblefield's attorney is about to address the media any minute -- we're livestreaming.
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Scott Pruitt, the EPA administrator, should expect an angry call from the White House any minute now.
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With her first child with husband William Tell coming any minute now, she doesn't need to rush.
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WTAE says their sources claim Revis is expected to be hit with FELONY criminal charges any minute.
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Update 513:251am: President Trump is scheduled to give a statement about the shooting any minute now.
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Though I didn't expect this, I'm always aware that at any minute business can take a turn.
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In Calais, France, the refugees expect bulldozers to descend any minute, razing whole swaths of their camp.
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Jess responded to me by saying, 'You could also be fired at any minute, for any reason.
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Walking away from the prison, she told me, she expected to feel a bullet at any minute.
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The mood is one of defiance, mixed with the fear that another attack could happen at any minute.
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The interior designers' baby boy is due 'any minute now' Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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This automotive freak show, which he calls a "Teslonda," looks like it's about to crumble at any minute.
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It's also supposed to rain at any minute, and we can already hear the wind whipping through the houses.
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Any minute now, François Hollande is supposed to engage in one of the fair's main attractions: the presidential tour.
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Don't they realize that any minute now, we will start to feel the painful effects of the vanishing Sun?
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The giraffe, April, has been pregnant for the past 15 months, and will finally give birth any minute now.
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On Tuesday, Amal Clooney gave birth to little Ella and Alexander, and Beyoncé's twins could be here any minute.
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What are some classics where you've left a placeholder for years, fully meaning to go back any minute now?
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So, if you feel so euphoric that you can't even stand it, you're probably gonna pass out any minute.
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"Everybody has two or three friends who they can FaceTime at any minute, out of the blue," he said.
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This reserve, it seems, can be tapped at any minute, triggered by a meme, a sound bite, a headline.
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Any minute now you'll hear about a party at one of the oldest frats on campus—founded in 1850!
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Helium also has the advantage of "cleaning" any minute dirt particles left behind during the construction of the device.
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The arrangement is meant to enable more objective scoring, but it carries the daunting consequence of exposing any minute flaw.
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The debate should get started any minute now after DeSantis and Gillum clashed in a heated CNN forum on Sunday.
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Any minute now a prison guard is going to kick my bunk and tell me to wake the fuck up.
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I was totally petrified that at any minute my laptop was going to short circuit and would need more tunes.
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When she could sleep, she did so with her shoes on, convinced she would have to run at any minute.
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Amanda had endured my obsession patiently, the way you endure a car alarm, expecting it to stop any minute now.
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"The answer to my asylum case could arrive any minute," says Yuri, for whom Guatemala is too dangerous to return.
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Better hurry, because we bet that Summer Fridays face mask and Fenty Beauty glitter puff will sell out any minute now.
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"I think that's the thing that always reminds me that I could lose all of this at any minute," he says.
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If you don't use enough explosive you'll make the IED even less stable and it can be triggered at any minute.
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Now, the makeup entrepreneur and beauty blogger is hinting at another makeup release set to drop any minute: a highlighter palette.
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Which is either cute or indicative of a deeply deranged mind that could snap at any minute, killing whomever is convenient.
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The sky was covered with thick gray clouds, and it looked as though a cold rain might start at any minute.
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"Taylor is due any minute with our second boy," Jones said with a smile after thanking his wife for her support.
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Chris Cornell's stalker is on the loose and could show up at his doorstep at any minute ... this according to the FBI.
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We are apologetically told there has been a glitch in the new dispatch system but the ambulance will be here any minute.
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By our count, she's about 37 weeks pregnant (40 weeks is the target) -- but at this point, it could happen any minute.
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Me every time they say #Aprilthegiraffe will give birth "any minute now!" and I stare at a live feed for three hours.
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" She added, "Everyone thinks I'm about to pop and about to give birth at any minute and I have months to go.
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Carlos' soon-to-be-baby-mama had labor induced last night ... so the little Hyde is expected to come out any minute.
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She sports a robotic arm — her human one was severed in conflict — and worries she'll lose her sister, Ify, at any minute.
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Yeah. The thing is, everybody has this two or three friends that they would FaceTime to, and they can FaceTime any minute.
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Congressional leaders and the White House also are at work on a stimulus bill that is expected to be announced any minute.
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If bad news really does come in threes, then a third manager, the Mets' Carlos Beltran, could be gone any minute now.
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But "we have to protect our community because at any minute, the criminals can enter," he says under a bright, red bandana.
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Also, Donald reportedly has Wi-Fi on Air Force One, so he could potentially tweet a response and end it at any minute.
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In another picture of a Soho street there's a trashcan with a holy glow as if a saint would flame up any minute.
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Sitting at Dublin Airport, the young woman kept expecting a hand on her shoulder at any minute, stopping her from boarding the plane.
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Was it not dangerous to allow your vigilance to fail, even for a moment, when at any minute death could pounce upon you?
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Now the Senate has voted to reopen the government, at least for a few weeks, and presumably the House will follow any minute.
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As kids, we thought we were going to be booted from the house at any minute, because we knew we were financially fragile.
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The cops stood in a row with their feet firmly apart, arms by their sides, batons ready to be brandished at any minute.
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They fear the socialist takeover that's supposed to come any minute or whatever — these fantastic exaggerations of things that are fictional to begin with.
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Many thought nothing of it because the two are engaged, expecting a daughter (any minute now) and likely to wed after Cardi gives birth.
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You heard us ... lions, like Simba and Mufasa except real and not animated ... meaning totally capable of ripping your face off at any minute.
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Or the very Catholic "Jane the Virgin," in which an image of the Virgin Mary might give a magic-realist speech at any minute.
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At work, I was haunted by the feeling that his teacher or babysitter would call at any minute to say he had stopped breathing.
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The longtime couple was spotted on vacation together in Hawaii in August -- and Brynn looked like she was about to pop at any minute.
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"There is absolutely no question that I want to stay in this place, die in this place, which could be any minute," she said.
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If there's a family pet that can be of service, you'll be hearing its bark, purr or tweet on the campaign trail any minute now.
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" She added at the time: "Everyone thinks I'm about to pop and about to give birth at any minute and I have months to go.
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"Everybody you're watching on screen could just go at any minute and I think that's another thing that really was a game changer," he said.
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The first of four El Niño-powered storms will be here soon (any minute now, I promise), with the heaviest rain hitting California on Tuesday.
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And we're even more obsessed with it because it's from the model's Chrome Hearts collaboration, which is set to release any minute now (we hope).
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But abortion-rights advocates will be suing over this policy any minute now, touching off what will surely be a protracted and intense legal battle.
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The danger begins when people actually believe some magic bullet will take down Trump any minute now, and all they have to do is wait.
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Scott Christensen, CEO of Delta Regional Medical Center in Mississippi's impoverished Delta region, said he expects the coronavirus to arrive at his doorstep any minute.
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The square stage also tilts as it moves across the stadium, which gave me horrible anxiety that Kanye was going to fall at any minute.
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For Mr. de Blasio, any minute spent discussing Mr. Trump marked a strategic victory in a heavily Democratic city that strongly disapproves of the president.
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Each time, they acted as if they had never been missing, but to Humar, it felt as if they could disappear again at any minute.
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It would also be a good look for Maluma, who I have a feeling is going to bust onto the mainstream music scene any minute now.
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Monday is Quentin Tarantino's birthday, and our blood is already pumping and likely to spout out of our bodies in a towering geyser at any minute.
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"Thank God," she said, "the new sofa will be here any minute," as though she were irritated with them for being late, which they were not.
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I still believed in possibilities then, still had the sense, so peculiar to New York, that something extraordinary would happen any minute, any day, any month.
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" A senior North Korean official said Monday that the U.S. has created "a dangerous situation in which a thermonuclear war may break out at any minute.
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What's so valuable about the location of a particular pax on a particular Bigurl in the lot, if it could be swapped out at any minute?
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Structures were abandoned and looked as if they could fall down at any minute; perhaps suitable for rats, roaches, bugs and scorpions — but not for humans.
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No sisters have responded to the report, but if it's true, you can bet we'll get a cryptic tweet from one of them any minute now.
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At any minute, she could drop whatever holds her fancy (see: Laurie, or Jo's manuscript, or Europe) — just like she does with her art and partying.
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We were like the parishioners who Jonathan Edwards warned were suspended over Hell by "a slender thread," which an angry God might sever at any minute.
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"It can all stop any minute," Martine D'Anglejan Chatillon, the project's executive producer, said in an interview in November, as the Paris opening was being planned.
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In the gallery, the letters look like they might fall at any minute; vinyl is wrapped tight around beckoning bulges and curves sculpted out of MDF.
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"Unlike last year when missiles were repeatedly test-fired, we no longer face a situation in which missiles may come flying any minute," Suga told reporters Thursday.
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"I thought, at any minute I'm going to watch O.J. Simpson blow his brains out on TV or a sniper shoot him through the window," he says.
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When Sony and AMC first gave me the greenlight, I honestly felt like I was robbing a bank and I'd be stopped in my tracks any minute.
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In Washington, Oregon and Colorado — and any minute now, Hawaii, where the governor is about to sign a new law — there are no longer traditional polling places.
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The mother has cooked a hot meal for the refugee family that is about to land any minute in New York, a good three-hour drive away.
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At lunch you learn that Mr. Trump is sparring with North Korea and because the world is going to end any minute, you have a tuna melt.
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While Tesla fine print cautions drivers to use Autopilot while remaining attentive to traffic and their surroundings, ready to take over at any minute, many do not.
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Brigitte Nielsen looks like she could pop any minute now ... but that didn't stop her from heading to the mall with her hubby for a little shopping.
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We have the new I.G. report which we keep hearing is going to be released any minute now, and watch them release it tomorrow at 5:00 p.m.
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"I told them that any minute I expected to get a call from Bill Fogle's wife thanking me for getting him out of the house," Ms. Hellman said.
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She has an image of Martin in the kitchen, cooking up pancakes for a Saturday morning breakfast, humming to himself, and expecting her to come down any minute.
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After getting out, I had this broken sadness, like I was going to be locked up at any minute, but it's mainly affected me in a positive way.
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In one, above red stripes, Mr. Bomb glances at his watch as a globe turns by his side, conveying the sense that things can end at any minute.
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Researchers with the European Space Agency (ESA) have taken more detailed measurements of the massive iceberg set to cleave off the Larsen C Ice Shelf at any minute.
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FROST: OK, WELL WE WILL BE COVERING THAT NEXT WEEK AND I LOOK FORWARD TO TALKING WITH YOU ON STAGE IN FRONT OF THE CBA ANY MINUTE NOW.
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Now, he seems determined to fall on his sword, and with the PGU connecting the dots between him and Stan, he'll probably get the opportunity any minute now.
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Serena Williams has gone into labor and is set to give birth any minute ... and of course it's all going down in the middle of the U.S. Open!
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But once the nation was attacked, American citizens found themselves immediately ravenous for any minute-by-minute nugget of news and information they could get their hands on.
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He thought that he was poised tantalizingly on the brink, and that any day—or even any minute—the waiting would end and the real thing would begin.
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Mr. Trump, who is always difficult to read and is capable of changing his mind at any minute, has also praised Mr. Giuliani in recent conversations with acquaintances.
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We lost power, heat and water, and in the end, we were all sleeping in one mattress in an empty home we knew any minute would be repossessed.
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Possibly. But here's the thing: For a retired investor, or someone staring down retirement any minute, the stakes are even higher because the reliable income stream is limited.
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"Under Buhari's government any Shia in Nigeria is under threat and can be gunned down any day, any time, any minute," he said, referring to Nigerian President Mohammadu Buhari.
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She knew she had the operation and yet her abdomen had swollen up like a pregnant woman's and she was convinced she was going to give birth at any minute.
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The following week, the spouses revealed to Entertainment Tonight in fact, due "any minute"that their son was, — and that there were a mix of emotions about his impending birth.
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WATTERS: And we&aposre actually going to be hearing from the president who&aposs going to be speaking live any minute now and we&aposre going to take you there.
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Whenever a crime bill was considered in Congress, I used to joke with my colleagues that any minute, a Republican would offer an amendment proposing the death penalty for jaywalking.
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The Taliban were also angry because the men had walked through an area laced with mines that could have been activated any minute, leaving their blood on the Taliban's hands.
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The current rally could be taken away at any minute on the whim of Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's Congressional testimony on Tuesday and Wednesday, or a quick poll for Britain.
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It's not trying to get them to go home because they can't stay here; it's making sure they don't get too comfortable here because they could be taken at any minute.
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I weave through a sea of ripped jeans and tattoos to get a spot near the stage where, any minute now, CEO and founder Kaspar Basse will be opening the event.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that Russia could announce retaliatory measures against Britain in a diplomatic row over the poisoning of former double agent at "any minute".
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They come to feel like they're back in high school at the coolest kid's house on a Friday night having a total rager that could potentially be broken up any minute.
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"Burn the Witch" demonstrates what many forum-dwelling obsessives already know: underneath the glassy exterior of their studio albums is a stormy, mysterious world of rarities waiting to surface at any minute.
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" He also joked about the notion that the dogs, Pistol and Boo, were "a problem" in Australia, a country he said had "so many poisonous creatures... you could die at any minute.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are gearing up to tie the knot, and could actually do the deed any minute now -- because they held a lavish wedding rehearsal at Rob Lowe's home.
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Trump promises to give a major speech, and so cable news channels air 25 minutes of veterans singing his praises in the assumption that the speech is going to begin any minute.
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There are already 40 boards with 1,000 plus active users in each, discussing everything from Kat Von D's newest fragrances to product sneak-peeks that are about to drop at Sephora any minute.
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Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles' Josh and Heather Bilyeu Altman are preparing for the arrival of their baby girl Alexis Kerry — or rather, they've already prepared, considering she could be here any minute.
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But whether in black tie or silk pajamas, Mr. Rickman's Elyot knew that his bespoke clothes — like his impeccably tailored epigrams — could slide away at any minute to reveal a stark-naked lust.
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One senior civilian official, who keeps a loaded AK-47 near his desk, told me he stood in the middle of his office with a cocked weapon thinking assailants would arrive any minute.
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His performance in Houston is likely to quell fears that his third presidential bid could stall at any minute like his previous campaigns and leave questions about his deepest liabilities for another day.
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Having neglected the pumps' upkeep for too long, the S&WB is only now pursuing an $80 million emergency plan to revive them in time for next hurricane season, which starts any minute now.
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Is it worth the risk of buying a phone whose screen might be so fragile that it could break at any minute if a piece of debris gets in between it and the hinge?
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The inside of the tunnels is always at risk of being flooded out during a stormBut what Tommy and Shay call their home can be washed away and destroyed by water at any minute.
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Democrats and FBI officials insist the memo, which Republicans voted to release earlier this week and could drop any minute, twists the facts to paint a misleading picture of an anti-Trump witch hunt.
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Why, any minute now we could be ravished by a dashing trans man named Slaven with salt and pepper hair, and a smile like a secret, and the secret is that he loves you.
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Any minute now we will hear from the hero NYPD officer, Ryan Nash, he&aposs credited with stopping the suspected terrorist opening fire, bringing down the dirt bag before he could do any more harm.
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In fact, we can probably expect an early morning tweet any minute now about how Politico's report is "fake news," giving foreign adversaries a glimpse at patterns like when he's awake and what he's thinking.
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"Because I anticipate this chain of events could easily happen again at any minute, I actually asked for an expedited review of the use of force," said San Diego sector Chief Patrol Agent Rodney Scott.
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At the Wednesday morning news meeting, with President Obama set to reveal his pick any minute, Dean Baquet, the executive editor, tested me by asking that I pronounce the unprounouceable name in front of everybody.
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HB: Yeah, I am sure that Trump will be pulling his copy of famed French political philosopher Montesquieu, the father of the concept of the separation of powers, right off the shelf any minute now.
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"That's the group of folks that could go away at any minute — if there's a recession, people just want to put their money in Treasury bonds," he said, referring to a lower-risk investment strategy.
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"It was really scary knowing we were expecting a baby really any minute and potentially unable to get to the hospital or left without electricity for days and days with a newborn," English told KYW.
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Do I somehow get him to a hospital that's closer when a surgeon familiar with the case is, as I envision it, waiting with his scalpel in his hand and the ambulance will be here any minute?
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I want to buy something to support the bookstore because it's one of the last ones left in the city, but it's too difficult to decide under pressure since my husband will be here at any minute.
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"Things could change any minute, and when they do, we'll be here," Flippidis told VICE.. He was referencing the overcrowded migrant boats that regularly capsize, accidents that have led to many deaths since the refugee crisis began.
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The limited edition-model sold out in 30 minutes Here's the really neat thing: Technics is putting sensors around the SL-1200G's drive motor to detect and suppress any minute rumbles that could subtly degrade the sound.
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At any minute, this humongous sky might smash you with hail or whirl you away in a tornado or bless you with rainbows and cloud-piercing sunbeams evocative of celestial choirs and the angels ascending and descending.
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Unlike figures in Renaissance ceilings that are always at a far remove from our earthly plane, Irish's protestors seem as if they will step down from the ceiling any minute, as if they are pressing against glass.
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It is quite another thing, however, to insinuate — wink wink — that as the former DNI or CIA director, you're sure that any minute now, smoking gun evidence of collusion is going to emerge in the Mueller probe.
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Though the corpse flower blooms unpredictably (every five to ten years) and stays open for just 24 to 36 hours, one is about to bloom any minute now at the Huntington Library, LA's storied arboretum and research behemoth.
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But perhaps the best present of all will be the little baby brother or sister that her mom is set to deliver any minute – although Princess Victoria has previously confided that birthday girl would probably prefer a hamster!
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Instead we have Armstrong's point of view of the inside of a series of what feel suspiciously like models made of balsa wood, ready to break apart and kill him any minute now for daring to aim too high.
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Now, a real-life authority figure had arrived in the form of this Singaporean customs officer who would yank the ring out of my bag at any minute, forcing me to explain myself to my girlfriend and confess my plans.
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There's a line in this poem by Morgan Parker that I glanced at once, last year, and have thought about every single day, several times a day, since then: I do whatever I want because I could die any minute.
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"There is no evidence in the pictures of war, even though any minute our door might have opened to let the Nazis in," said Ms. Toll, now 21944 and living in New Jersey, who recalled hiding in 1943 and 1944.
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In recent years, it was piled high with grand English furniture interspersed with tarpaulins up to the ceiling, Groucho Marx mustaches, huge gilded palm tree lamps and makeshift towers of books and magazines that threatened to collapse at any minute.
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According to reports out of the UK, an ambulance was spotted near at Frogmore home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, which lead many to believe that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's first child will be entering the world any minute now.
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As I often said during the Ebola epidemic, the thing that should scare people is not that the black helicopters will be landing in their backyards any minute now — it's that there are no black helicopters coming, even if you need them.
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Every year I'd come to CES with a full range of chargers, battery packs, cables, and USB sticks, and there'd be some polished Intel suit up on stage telling me that my life is about to become totally wireless any minute now.
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We've seen over $2 billion in token sales in about 140 ICOs this year, according to Coinschedule, quieting arguments made by some that ICOs are merely a flash in the pan likely to fade any minute now when a new fad emerges.
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The other part, considered the mobile unit, is a mechanical wristwatch, which can be docked in the base unit to correct any discrepancies in the time-keeping, as well as "compensating for any minute changes in temperature, air pressure or humidity," according to Urwerk.
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There are an unthinkable 31 dudes for Rachel to choose from — last season, for reference, had 26 — so let's get into it, because life is short and Chris Harrison is due to molt his skin on camera and assume his new form any minute now.
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They tend to move as if they might keel over at any minute, a feeling compounded by O'Connor's rich, deliberately cumbersome, neo-Elizabethan costumes, in which women's full skirts seem shaped by overgrown tumors and the men are weighed down by their glittering capes.
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" In emails sent from the plane, Ms. Catron chronicled the journey: "This plane is a medical disaster," she said at one point, adding that one man looked about "2719 with bronchitis like coughs" and like he was going to "fall over at any minute.
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Without being immersed in the same 24-hour news coverage, in constant contact with friends and relatives whose situations might change at any minute, how can the current "Big Brother" contestants truly make an informed decision about whether to stay in the house or leave?
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I mean, I think because ... Yeah, I've always had that sort of precarious sense that it could all blow up at any minute, and sometimes it has, and I actually think, though, that that's a spur, you know, to do your best, isn't it?
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The royal baby could drop any minute like it's a surprise album from Beyoncé, so TLC aired a one-hour special titled Meghan & Harry: A Royal Baby Story, exploring everything we know about Meghan Markle's pregnancy and what motherhood will be like for the actress-turned-duchess.
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Surely it must be any minute now, given the New York Times story from earlier in the week, revealing August 5 as the release date for the R&B sensation's highly-anticipated Boys Don't Cry, the follow-up to his game-changing 2012 LP channel ORANGE.
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They're Republicans and Trump loyalists who believe his willingness to tell people exactly what is on his mind at any minute of the day fundamentally undermines the White House's efforts to find some consistent messaging and build the momentum the administration has been sorely lacking to date.
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And while it once seemed like the Chicago three-piece was just a fun side project that might dissolve at any minute, Vision sees Pet Symmetry easing into the identity they've crafted for themselves over the last four years like they've got a serious future in their sights.
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"Never in a million years did I think Kim would write him back (or even read his letter), fly in right after the met gala (not to mention her 4th baby is due at any minute), invest in our family & laugh / relate to us over the smallest things."
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Sure, gains in life expectancy have slowed to a halt for the first time in more than 100 years, inflation is continuing to rise, every Brexit forecast predicts economic downturn, the government could collapse at any minute, the president is a pervert, and robots are stealing your job.
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I could be reading emails or out for a walk and suddenly my brain will decide that the yogurt sauce I made for dinner last night actually came from expired yogurt and any minute I will begin to feel sick as a contaminated food spreads throughout my body.
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Though she said she felt ready "to explode any minute" because of the pressure, she gave few hints of that on the court, holding firm against Kerber in the opening set and then shrugging off the loss of the second set by jumping out to a 5-0 lead in the third.
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" — Rajiv Nathan "Given that my coaching practice is focused on careers and confidence, clients come to me all the time suffering from Imposter Syndrome—feeling like it's all a fluke that they've made it as far as they have and any minute now their bosses will realize that they don't have what it takes.
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Citymapper writes that it's "investing heavily" in this — including currently re-writing its routing algorithm to make it "more realtime (using the actual state of the network at any minute, including disruptions), more human (tuned to what we really do in cities, personal and customisable), and more multimodal (mixing up modes including non-transit)".
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At least part of what I was paying for was relief from the recurrent thought that any minute, maybe now, I was going to look down and see the chest ideal snugly installed between the ribcage and the collarbone without a seam or a stitch in sight, through either surgical breakthrough or divine intervention.
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One photographer pointed out Roman Weidenfeller, a former goalie for the German national soccer team, and told me that Arnold Schwarzenegger, a regular fixture, wasn't going to make it until evening, that Bernie Ecclestone , the race-car magnate, was expected any minute, and that Dietrich Mateschitz , the billionaire founder of Red Bull, typically had a helicopter drop him up by the Hausberg jump.
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So we got in touch with John Kress, a pulmonary specialist at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, to find out whether Clinton's case of pneumonia is a sign that she's a walking Jenga tower, ready to topple over any minute, or just one of the 5 to 10 million people who come down with the condition every year.
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As far as story lines, it seems likely that these are references to a few classic horror flicks including Children Of The Corn, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Zodiac Killer (the serial killer hailed from Kansas.) Of course, co-creator Ryan Murphy could pull the rug out from under us at any minute with a new teaser hinting at a new theme, but I'm betting my money on the corn.
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