It turns out to not be around the corner, it's a wall around the corner, you're dead. Yeah.
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It's just around the corner — but are you ready?
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Equilibrium — and therefore death — is just around the corner.
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And let's face it, people, that's right around the corner.
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This is particularly relevant with Black Friday around the corner.
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Kevin Kelly thinks this future is right around the corner.
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Luckily for him, the first paycheck is around the corner.
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News on that front may be just around the corner.
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Then, he went around the corner and sprinted further away.
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VR has been "just around the corner" since the 1980s.
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Translation: Even more mild records may be around the corner.
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They warn of mass technological joblessness just around the corner.
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History suggests a painful recession might be around the corner.
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There's always a 4 AM drug circus around the corner.
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Memorial Day is around the corner, and summer lies beyond.
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It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is around the corner.
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But another important sporting event is just around the corner.
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Peering around the corner of a sewer pipe, for instance.
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" He continued, "The 2020 presidential election is around the corner.
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That's because National Doughnut Day is just around the corner.
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That means another partial shutdown could be around the corner.
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The biggest night in television is right around the corner!
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"I don't see a recession around the corner," Herrera said.
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"The 2020 presidential election is around the corner," said Lee.
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"I literally live around the corner from PizzaExpress," says Jamie.
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August is around the corner, and it will be wild.
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You could sort of feel a firefight around the corner.
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"The 2020 presidential election is around the corner," he said.
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But support is right around the corner, according to Sony.
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We know the PlayStation 5 is just around the corner.
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And more global records will be around the corner, too.
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Surely, flying cars and jetpacks were right around the corner.
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As he came around the corner at the hospital, he
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" And he said, "Well, I live just around the corner.
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The officer fires from around the corner of a column.
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That doesn't mean a recession is necessarily around the corner.
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But our Fliegerspielplatz is just the playground around the corner.
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Speaking of which: Black Friday is just around the corner.
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Around the corner, a Campari bar was handing out Negronis.
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You do that and success is literally around the corner.
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A historic duel is right around the corner in Japan.
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It's right near Toronto, and Montreal is around the corner.
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It's almost unimaginable, and yet it's right around the corner.
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The tax deadline is right around the corner: April 17.
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I'm gonna run around the corner and make myself puke.
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Temptation to procrastinate and be irresponsible is around the corner.
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Around the corner, a woman sold bootleg "JUGGALO MARCH" shirts.
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Speaking of surrealism, your 40th birthday is around the corner.
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We're around the corner from the Museum of Modern Art.
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And then you're reminded that Blake is around the corner.
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Elizabeth Warren says the economic downturn is around the corner.
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Around the corner, Case Ma'Claim showcases his command of photorealism.
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I lived right around the corner from the Mudd Club.
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I love to not know exactly what's around the corner.
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After all, the 2018 midterms are just around the corner.
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But, with time, some solace was waiting around the corner.
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"That's right around the corner from my house," she said.
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Then a listing around the corner from their rental appeared.
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Box office behemoths, they insist, are just around the corner.
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You have to believe there's a downturn around the corner.
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Ties A wedding lay just around the corner: my son's.
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But that summer, they moved around the corner from us.
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Around the corner Nasdaq is building its new regional headquarters.
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Neither of these two possible futures are around the corner.
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" -- Spike Lee: "The 2020 presidential election is around the corner.
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Your peak earning years may be just around the corner.
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Democrats and other skeptics fear disaster is around the corner.
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If it doesn't, warmer weather is just around the corner.
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So a better version of us is around the corner.
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RAY ROMANO: RIGHT HERE, AROUND THE CORNER (2019) on Netflix.
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There's VR, for instance, which is just around the corner.
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Now it looks like trade deals are not around the corner.
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There are other material items that are right around the corner.
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Illustration: Angelica AlzonaThe 2018 midterm elections are just around the corner.
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With the Chase just around the corner, that gives Larson pause.
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There is a Starbucks conveniently located around the corner from work.
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These innovations, as usual, are not around the corner just yet.
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Prepare for the Midterms The midterm elections are around the corner.
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In other words, Cyber Monday 2016 is right around the corner.
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Is some sort of violent American class war around the corner?
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Hard to believe that Disrupt NY is just around the corner!
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His moment of bravery and wit is just around the corner.
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It was around the corner from another tiny spot called Chandalier.
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Entire heart, liver and kidneys are really just around the corner.
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Bundle up, Bachelor Nation: the Winter Games are around the corner.
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Not it looks like trade deals are not around the corner.
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Around the corner, the local food pantry hands out canned goods.
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This person may live right around the corner in your neighborhood.
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Across the street, around the corner and out of your life.
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But new ideas, including driverless taxis, are coming around the corner.
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Autonomous cars are supposed to be just around the corner, right?
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But don't get too comfortable — Christmas is just around the corner.
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Believe it or not, sweater weather is just around the corner.
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So, you also had graduation and commencement right around the corner.
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I hate Sunday evenings because Monday is right around the corner.
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You just don't know what could be right around the corner.
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There are researchers who think this is right around the corner.
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This is huge news with the midterms just around the corner.
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It's right around the corner, and there's no time to waste.
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Have fun, and remember: The next season's just around the corner.
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Read More More free college programs could be around the corner
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At this rate ... muscle tanks gotta be right around the corner.
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With 2017 around the corner, uncertainty still lingers in many areas.
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And what marvels are around the corner from the design world?
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Redemption for Jon Jones is just around the corner, you guys.
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Better things than you can imagine are around the corner, Leo.
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Graduation is just around the corner for high school students everywhere.
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Around the corner from the open kitchen is The Perennial bar.
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He believes that a rock & roll revolution is around the corner.
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Hard to believe that Disrupt SF is just around the corner!
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Another scientifically supported do-over opportunity is right around the corner.
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He was just around the corner, and I needed a hug.
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How might we know when something different is around the corner?
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How are you feeling with the U.S. premiere around the corner?
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And I said, 'Dude, the chess club meets around the corner.
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His friend is nearby, seated on the floor around the corner.
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Next stop: Luv Tea, a charming Taiwanese shop around the corner.
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But more perilous decision points loom ominously just around the corner.
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She ran outside, looking around the corner and down the street.
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Is a round of digital media consolidation right around the corner?
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He peeked his head around the corner and looked at me.
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Success is around the corner if you keep plowing straight ahead.
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In most states, it's right around the corner on December 22019.
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I promise your next big break is right around the corner.
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Samsung's next flagship Galaxy Android phone is just around the corner.
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Charles Village is just around the corner from Johns Hopkins University.
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Even the restaurant around the corner from you has run out.
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He was set and more success was clearly around the corner.
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A healthier, more humane city can be just around the corner.
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The line by then snaked around the corner of Fifth Avenue.
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In 1482018, Ellingwood's older sister bought a house around the corner.
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"Next year's right around the corner for us," Mr. Wallace said.
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Paiwand Ali brings fresh bread from the bakery around the corner.
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Another around the corner was sold out by 7:15 a.m.
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But a surprise arrival is always around the corner in Paradise.
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It also has an entrance around the corner on Centre Street.
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Irish Arts Center is building a new home around the corner.
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Still, American officials insist that change is just around the corner.
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That's a warning, because fascism is always just around the corner.
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That doesn't necessarily mean good news is just around the corner.
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I loved the Symphony Hotel, around the corner from Music Hall.
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Or a bulbous glass and steel Victorian folly around the corner?
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With the Iowa caucuses around the corner, progressive presidential hopefuls Sens.
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When he got there, there was a line around the corner.
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Um, and also 170, Olympics is just right around the corner.
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If you do, free travel may be just around the corner.
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I turned my head around the corner and found another one.
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By age 50, your golden years are just around the corner.
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Her son, an artist, is married and lives around the corner.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, and then it's Christmas.
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That was when I saw my comrades coming around the corner.
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And oh yeah the Ryder Cup is just around the corner.
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Critics called "The Shop Around the Corner" (1940) sweet and satisfying.
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HBO Max is also right around the corner, in spring 2020.
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Conclusion The fighting season in Afghanistan is just around the corner.
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Fortunately, relief from these antiquated tariffs is just around the corner.
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I wish I thought that catch-up was around the corner.
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The expectation is that calamity is always just around the corner.
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And there are egg sandwiches at the deli around the corner.
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He lives right around the corner from the bank (same street).
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The poet W.H. Auden lived around the corner at 21988 Montague Terrace.
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The next version of Samsung's Gear Fit is right around the corner.
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Halloween is around the corner, which means it's time to get spooky.
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October means fall is here, and Halloween is right around the corner.
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Apple's very own version of Netflix may be right around the corner.
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But additional supplies from new project start-ups are around the corner.
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Could this mean a full album is right around the corner, too?
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That means Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference is just around the corner.
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Could Britney Spears be telling us new music is around the corner?
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Right around the corner, the truck's axle breaks in an aardvark hole.
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And this woman came around the corner and she said, 'Hey Tig.
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She always believed that her next great love was around the corner.
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I'd go in an elevator or around the corner and see her.
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A jeweler around the corner did a brisk trade in minimalist earrings.
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With Halloween just around the corner, consider this your holiday starter pack.
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All this suggests that a swift export rebound isn't around the corner.
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It's kind of just around the corner from what I've been doing.
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The gallery around the corner had their last show and is closing.
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"These are matzo crumbs," I said, "because Passover is around the corner."
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Cue Kanye's "Stronger" — the 2016 Summer Olympics are just around the corner.
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"There's always a new challenge around the corner, especially with bug bounties."
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A large-scale attack could be just around the corner, said Scott.
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There's more bad news: Monsoon season is just around the corner. 4.
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It was the idea that everybody hoped was right around the corner.
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The bad news is that the apocalypse is right around the corner.
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With Halloween around the corner, you're probably starting to brainstorm costume ideas.
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Induction day is July 21 ... which is right around the corner, Edgar.
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The bottom line is that no one knows what's around the corner.
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Sunglasses on and with Chris waiting around the corner, it's show time.
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With the holidays just around the corner, our friends over at Shopbop.
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Then around the corner there was Drury Lane with My Fair Lady.
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They're going to leave my truck on the street around the corner.
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"I can't believe our three year anniversary is right around the corner!"
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Aries season is right around the corner... Read your monthly horoscope here.
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Thank god this studio is literally around the corner from my apartment.
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With every minute, it felt like death was just around the corner.
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We walk to the all-too-convenient pub around the corner instead.
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The technologies that matter most are not the ones around the corner.
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"It doesn't necessarily mean a bear market is right around the corner."
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Worse, that variant of the car isn't exactly around the corner either.
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Shoppers will watch delivery times closely with Christmas just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and it rarely comes cheap.
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So theoretically, a 5G iPhone could be right around the corner, right?
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She led me to her house around the corner from the church.
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The Olympics are around the corner and, with it, every country's uniforms.
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There's your signal that troop increases could be right around the corner.
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The wide open 2020 Democratic presidential primary is just around the corner.
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It's November, which means Black Friday is officially just around the corner.
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Halloween celebrations at Disneyland and California Adventure are just around the corner.
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The first black house Studholme ever painted was just around the corner.
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"The church was around the corner, the music was gospel," she says.
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In short, investors are acting like a recession is around the corner.
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"I think [commercial drone flights] is right around the corner," Brock said.
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But if it's coming, it had better be right around the corner.
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Easter is right around the corner, after all, and Passover behind it.
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The time has come — Hollywood's ready for The Schlep Around the Corner.
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Unfortunately for Fedyk, an even better one was right around the corner.
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Increasingly, it looks like that time may be just around the corner.
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I tell him I'm off to get a coffee around the corner.
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Little did I know, he had six friends waiting around the corner.
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Around the corner, you can find the first conservatory in the house.
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Around the corner is a cafeteria called Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.
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Spring is in the air, and Easter is just around the corner.
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" Stan VanDerBeek's "Movie Mural" (1968) is right around the corner from "CROSSROADS.
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There may be a solution around the corner, or there may not.
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We sense rather than see the low-income housing around the corner.
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Right, how am I supposed to see around the corner that far?
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By the time I looked back, she had disappeared around the corner.
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"But I'm sure that's right around the corner, like all things tech."
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Julie is 57, retirement is right around the corner, and she's worried.
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While the start of tax season is right around the corner — Jan.
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I'm hugging them hard, because you never know what's around the corner.
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With summer around the corner, it's time to upgrade your straw bag.
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But around the corner is an encampment with a few dozen tents.
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The playoffs are here and the big game is around the corner.
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But don't forget that March Madness is right around the corner, Becky.
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Isn't Camden County Jail around the corner from the BB&T Pavilion?
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TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco, our flagship event, is right around the corner.
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Film Twitter's favorite night of the year is just around the corner.
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Now, having said that, of course, there's always softness around the corner.
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A Drybar, the blowout hair salon chain, is just around the corner.
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Redundancies are rising, suggesting that a broader downturn is around the corner.
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Christmas is just around the corner — for many, a time of cheer.
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As if on cue, the cameraman's head appeared from around the corner.
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She whips around the corner so fast that she startles my toddler!
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She wants to play checkers at the coffee shop around the corner.
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I don't go anywhere except to the coffee shop around the corner.
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But not everyone is convinced this technology is just around the corner.
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You go, it's right around the corner, let's go bake it. Yeah.
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Get the champagne on ice — Hollywood's biggest night is just around the corner.
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As our antipodean cousins will know, Australia Day is just around the corner.
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"I've definitely walked around the corner with a couple of them," he said.
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There's a Kiehl's at J.F.K. now, around the corner from a Michael Kors.
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Lunar New Year is around the corner, this year falling on February 5.
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Particularly when it's true competitor, the SNES Classic, is just around the corner.
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She also has one more surgery around the corner to get breast implants.
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The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janiero are right around the corner!
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Believe me, you never know what is around the corner, so appreciate them.
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LONDON — Summer is right around the corner, and that means one thing: Cocktails.
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Don't pay for another one when a new device is around the corner.
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I'm at Kennedy's on Whitecross Street, just around the corner from the Barbican.
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I pick up peanut M&Ms from a sundry shop around the corner.
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You could imagine someone ordering the $20 prix fixe brunch around the corner.
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Except your companion for an evening can usually be right around the corner.
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Jersey Shore fans, rejoice: Your weekly dose of GTL is around the corner.
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It may be cold this weekend, but summer is just around the corner.
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Many of its people fear that trouble is once again around the corner.
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Of course it isn't, but then I remember the bakery around the corner.
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From around the corner, he watches to be sure she's gotten the message.
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But the good news is that a chlamydia vaccine appears around the corner.
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And right now, that's starting to look like it's right around the corner.
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He works the early morning shift at the grocery store around the corner.
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There remain few indications, however, that an export boom is around the corner.
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But now that the law is just around the corner, options are limited.
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New Year's Eve is right around the corner — and the stars are ready!
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I'm sure it looked different from down the street or around the corner.
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There were four key takeaways from Wednesday's meeting: Another fight around the corner?
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The demonstration in Europe shows that driverless trucking is right around the corner.
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Sesame Street is just around the corner — if you're in New York City.
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But after every cry, there was always a good laugh around the corner.
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I think they're coming down the pike, but it's not around the corner.
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We've got a hair salon in our own shop just around the corner.
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Hiroko Yuki's family runs the Shell gas station around the corner from Takechan.
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Especially because we know that there&aposs always dangers lurking around the corner.
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We're teased that punk, hip-hop and disco are just around the corner.
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The survivors pointedly said there was a police station just around the corner.
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He does not flinch when a mortar opens fire just around the corner.
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Luckily, a music club-slash-gym just opened around the corner from work.
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There's something big to look forward to, and it's just around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, it's time to get a new sunscreen.
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Facing your fears isn't easy, but personal growth is just around the corner.
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Golf is a weird sport and you never know what's around the corner.
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But not everyone is convinced a U.S. recession is right around the corner.
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Starring Rachel Boston, Andrew Walker, Patricia Richardson, Caroline Rhea Christmas Around the Corner
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Veep season 6 is around the corner, and it's a show I love.
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The unveiling of Samsung's next Gear smartwatch may be just around the corner.
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The launch seems timely as the holiday season is right around the corner.
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In other words, a recession doesn't seem to be lurking around the corner.
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"Football season is around the corner," Mr. Bonacic, a Hudson Valley Republican, said.
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Otherwise, the era of $2 trillion deficits will be just around the corner.
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And I believe he understands that regulation could be right around the corner.
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The start of May reminds us all that summer is around the corner.
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The line, which was comprised almost entirely of challengers, went around the corner.
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And with elections just around the corner, Congress would do well to listen.
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Provide those incentives, and an energy revolution would be just around the corner.
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That does not mean a global recession is around the corner, Lagarde added.
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"We have evil that lurks around the corner without the uniforms," he said.
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It is absolutely retarded to believe this is a catastrophe around the corner.
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But reality for you and your bank account is just around the corner.
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Victory in independence was just around the corner, but they didn't know that.
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Some will try to tell you that ratification is just around the corner.
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The 2020s, just right around the corner, promise to be a critical decade.
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Well, for William and Kate, it didn't signify an engagement around the corner.
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Then head around the corner to 169 Bar in a spell of abandon.
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"I've definitely walked around the corner with a couple of them," he says.
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For now, he hasn't found me, and I can sneak around the corner.
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You're not supposed to feel victory is around the corner or even possible.
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And with T.E.R.R.Y. the robot, a breakdown is almost always around the corner.
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Photo via Instagram Views season really feels like it's creeping around the corner.
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Because, in case you'd forgotten, Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner.
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It's not a distant future prospect anymore — 2020 is right around the corner.
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Because I don't know if he's around the corner, or twenty miles away.
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The holiday season is just around the corner, and that means online shopping.
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When she comes around the corner in her pool, crowds lose their minds.
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The hotel's three buildings cluster around the corner of State and Mason Streets.
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So it came as no surprise that knockoffs were right around the corner.
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With 4/20 just around the corner, there's no telling how they'll celebrate.
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Sex, a fight or simple cell division could be just around the corner.
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Our flyby of Ultima Thule by New Horizons is just around the corner.
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As wild as it sounds, St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner.
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Around the corner, in the living room, the real boys are less sedate.
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The Yani Akdiniz pharmacy is located just around the corner from the clinic.
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I felt like Spencer Tracy could walk around the corner at any moment.
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At the coffee shop around the corner they think I'm a great dad!
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So approval of the Qualcomm deal could be just around the corner — maybe.
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Everyone getting around the corner, now that he playing with all of them.
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Right around the corner from Stonewall is where Elliot Morales murdered Mark Carson.
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As the man came around the corner, Green said he heard two shots.
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We don't look for conspiracies around the corner; it's just not our way.
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With spring and summer just around the corner, it's about to get lit.
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"He came around the corner, and his hands were bloody," Mr. Woodhead said.
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His assessment contrasts with Trump's hints that inoculations are just around the corner.
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CES 2018, the world's largest consumer electronics show, is just around the corner.
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A black car followed close behind, screeching around the corner, with more cheers.
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Then she hustled off around the corner to the cans she'd left unguarded.
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Most Fed officials, however, continue to predict that inflation is around the corner.
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GeekHampton, a sort of mini-Apple Store, can be found around the corner.
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Dramatic advances in biofuels tech, we were told, were just around the corner.
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We head to a restaurant around the corner that's inside an old church.
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It's now back below $7,100, with another New Year just around the corner.
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A recovery could be around the corner--but only if conditions are right.
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Before I know it, we're in that little bridal shop around the corner.
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However, some analysts do not believe that there's a recession around the corner.
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Around the corner, on Sunny Meadow Street, flames billowed from a neighbor's garage.
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There was someone standing there, around the corner, with an entire grenade launcher.
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And a Trump-backed $200 billion infrastructure package may be around the corner.
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With turkey day just around the corner, the time for action is now.
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The big scandal of the 2016 season could be lurking just around the corner.
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Around the corner a fractured, leaning structure contains several boutiques, including Chloé and Cartier.
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The timing couldn't be more serendipitous, with the royal wedding right around the corner.
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But here's to brighter times this spring, which is right around the corner. Cheers!
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Wedding season is just around the corner, and JoJo Fletcher is already getting started!
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If you are going up the Shard don't miss this just around the corner.
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Save your cash for the battles that do — they're probably just around the corner.
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Many think she broke ethics laws and an investigation may be around the corner.
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Tax Day 203 is just around the corner (mark your calendars, it's April 15).
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Just because death is around the corner doesn't mean it's all gloom and doom!
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Apple's competitor to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video is apparently just around the corner.
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With loads of TV deals just around the corner, why would you shop now?
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Fall is just around the corner, which means sweater weather is on its way.
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She disappears around the corner and then pops back in, beckoning me to follow.
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No specifics, but it sounds like a big raise could be around the corner.
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Around the corner, amid the sausage stands of Weimar's bustling marketplace, voters seem unappreciative.
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Get your cowboy boots on — the CMT Music Awards are just around the corner!
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No one would make eye contact with me and would whisper around the corner.
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To wonder what was around the corner from the ice cave in Sherbet Land.
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REAGAN: ALLRIGHT, WELL, BRING IT ON. THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER.
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WITH summer around the corner, Americans have weeks of sun to look forward to.
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With Christmas around the corner, festive cheer may be in short supply this year.
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Some of their members, such as Sam, grew up around the corner from here.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that an engagement may be right around the corner.
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But with new PS4s right around the corner, it's almost a mercy melting.[YouTube]
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The groundhog didn't see his shadow, Spring is right around the corner #GroundhogDay pic.twitter.
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Plus, summer is just around the corner, and warm weather only exacerbates insect activity.
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Investment opportunities in the autonomous vehicle space Connected, autonomous vehicles are around the corner.
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The start of spring also means Easter is right around the corner (March 27).
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She grew up in East New York around the corner from the Poyau household.
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Everyone is slowly unwinding and the weekend is just around the corner, shining bright.
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We've been scoring points, and we knew a win was just around the corner.
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In March, a similar attack took place, just around the corner on Westminster Bridge.
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Techno-optimist prognosticators will tell you that driverless trucks are just around the corner.
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With Memorial Day just around the corner, the official start of summer draws near.
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Of course, this doesn't necessarily suggest that a market plunge is around the corner.
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We had lines around the corner when we opened the doors in the morning.
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The best day of the year for booking travel is right around the corner.
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Around the corner a Dispo paper dress envisages fashion as futuristic, cheap and customisable.
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Ariane 6 is right around the corner with a test flight scheduled for 2020.
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Summer is just around the corner, and Rob Kardashian is getting his workouts in.
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There's something even scarier than ghosts and goblins lurking around the corner: The flu.
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This is especially important with the looming 2018 hurricane season just around the corner.
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He looks furtively around the corner, gives a slight nod, and waves us through.
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In the cryptocurrency world, there's always room for unseen shenanigans hiding around the corner.
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With winter just around the corner, hot drinks are gonna be a hot commodity.
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Tom Cruise would come around the corner and be told off by Emily Blunt.
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We finally made it to spring, which means summer is just around the corner.
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I needed to go back outside and around the corner for the women's entrance.
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Trump is not Hitler, and a fascist coup is not lurking around the corner.
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The man realized he had seen Victoria before, near the hospital, around the corner.
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Some investors see its flattening as a sign recession may be around the corner.
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Three police officers tore around the corner, guns drawn, and opened fire, killing Betts.
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But that does not necessarily mean that a recession is around the corner, either.
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Afterward, around the corner, I sat at Harvey's for a late veggie burger lunch.
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Nanang Zainuddin, 37, runs a small kitchen around the corner from Mr. Karanawi's henhouse.
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He walked around the corner, and Mr. Robinson and Mr. Carson followed, witnesses said.
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Some homeboys came around the corner and chased after him while I ran away.
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I gave up and took it to the Sears repair center around the corner.
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At least until the grocery store around the corner starts stocking Cadbury Creme Eggs.
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Creative yet moody Cancer season is around the corner, kicking off on June 21.
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Our nation's 240th birthday bonanza, the Fourth of July, is right around the corner.
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It's the kind of bar everyone should have around the corner from their house.
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They didn't want to be tied down, knowing retirement was just around the corner.
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Looking around the corner, what are you funding that's going to blow people's minds?
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The little Carrefour neighborhood grocery around the corner from my apartment was fully stocked.
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Peering around the corner of the house, they saw Mr. Clark in the backyard.
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Behind him, the line-standers fan out down the hall and around the corner.
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It's officially September, which means cold and flu season is just around the corner.
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Pisces season is around the corner, what will that mean for you, little fish?
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Now my mom lives down the street and my sister is around the corner.
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Losing it was like having the restaurant around the corner go out of business.
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CHALK IT UP Around 10 I go to the gym around the corner, Chalk.
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Fall is just around the corner, which means cooler weather is on the horizon.
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Around the corner, the glass front of a Wells Fargo Bank had been smashed.
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For anyone who can't stand the heat, change may be just around the corner.
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A likely recipient, she said, is probably "right around the corner" from the event.
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Economic Scene Is a new golden age for the American worker around the corner?
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But for this petulant group, another midlife crisis is always lurking around the corner.
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But the pro-Trump media continued to warn that it was around the corner.
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"Let's not make the mistake of assuming it's right around the corner," Shiller said.
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With season 3 around the corner, Killing Eve shows no signs of slowing down.
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He heard movement around the corner, a rustling from the back of the house.
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Yet some analysts still remain confident that an upsurge is just around the corner.
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Little did I realize, more of that was waiting for me around the corner.
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That's when I usually make it to the bakery around the corner from me.
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The space was formerly occupied by an antique store, which moved around the corner.
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It's around the corner, up a hill, around another corner, on a different street.
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They tell us about a parking lot around the corner that's open 24 hours.
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If you don't know the jeweler around the corner, you don't necessarily trust him.
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Christmas Day is just around the corner, and it's officially time to start panicking.
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Mr. Jacobs himself disappeared around the corner, trailing an insinuation in his wake: Hah!
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With 2020 just around the corner, Facebook has shown that it's just not ready.
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With October just days away, the aptly named "Huluween" is right around the corner.
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"We realize that there's literally death around the corner at all times," she said.
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You thought Reservoir Dogs, I thought Backstreet Boys when they came around the corner.
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Why even release it if something even more incredible is right around the corner?
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We know that new disease outbreaks are around the corner and increasing in frequency.
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Hot Girl Summer is nearly over, and Basic Girl Autumn is just around the corner.
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With Halloween just around the corner, everyone is racking their brains for the perfect costume.
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But nothing in Super Tuesday's results implies that any fundamental change is around the corner.
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Then the president-elect takes a ride around the corner to St. John`s Church.
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"I teared up when she walked around the corner and I saw her," he recalled.
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The season's right around the corner and we're about to turn it up this year.
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After the shooting, O'Connor reportedly walked to his home around the corner from the church.
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With spring just around the corner, now is a great time to declutter and refresh.
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Here was Sherlock Holmes fighting off four attackers just around the corner from Baker Street.
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You don't want to imagine these things, but death is inevitable and around the corner.
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With the gift-buying season just around the corner, retailers must brace for more returns.
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Michelle Williams knows from personal experience that happier days are always waiting around the corner.
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February 14 is just around the corner, promising to make your sex life adventurous again.
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Just because these advances are exciting doesn't mean their applications are around the corner, though.
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" Adding, "And the special thing is that we met that same day around the corner.
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That&aposll be the kind of cases coming up I think right around the corner.
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GDPR is right around the corner, so it's time to prepare your personal data requests.
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Sam: I live near the square and was just around the corner when it happened.
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I would pick up things and smash windows once his truck drove around the corner.
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Summer's around the corner, which means some people are seriously doubling down on their workouts.
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Rising imbalances do not necessarily mean another crisis is inevitable, lurking right around the corner.
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The line of people hoping to sit in on the hearing extended around the corner.
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Startup Battlefield Africa is right around the corner and you can get your tickets here.
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The company bosses assure me that the Android versions are just around the corner, however.
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The day Tess and her audience have been waiting for is just around the corner.
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The days will soon start getting shorter and cold weather is just around the corner.
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With Halloween right around the corner, the time is nigh for planning your DIY costumes.
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For every joy in 13 Reasons Why, a dramatic turn is just around the corner.
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To the rippling sound of an aquarium pump, a small crab comes around the corner.
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Two older residents say they are sure that better days are just around the corner.
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They thrive on it—they want their victims to think they're right around the corner.
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That gunfire killed two people who had been sitting on a stoop around the corner.
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Turns out, you can find some wallet-friendly favorites right around the corner — at CVS.
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Still, a fun little glimpse at what might be around the corner from the company.
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The only problem is, death still lurks around the corner for everyone's favorite TV dad.
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However, the happy moments don't last long, because drama is always right around the corner.
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That's around the corner from my house, and it's just a very different place now.
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I run around the corner for a head of garlic to sauté with green beans.
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The leaves are changing, Halloween is looming, and cuffing season is just around the corner.
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Her wedding is just around the corner, and Cheryl Burke is ready to start celebrating!
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"So who knows what's around the corner over the next 10 years."[Phys. Rev. D]
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Halloween is right around the corner, which means the streets are about to get weird.
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His sons brought me flowers and then he came around the corner with a ring.
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"With the 2018 elections just around the corner, Russia will be back to interfere again."
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Does this mean the world's first fly-in movie theater is right around the corner?
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My photographer and pizza companion, Azikiwe, is still around the corner hanging at Max Fish.
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They simply hope that another reward is "just around the corner" and keep on playing.
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The car soon disappears around the corner, onto the highway and off to their hometown.
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Just around the corner, police lock down a high school being terrorized by a gunman.
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The draft is right around the corner ... so start scouting the next batch of prospects.
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It's around the corner, but still years away, Nguyen said, refraining from giving a timeframe.
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But that doesn't mean kids are right around the corner for the newly engaged couple.
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With spring break right around the corner, bikini shopping season is now in full swing.
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Valizadeh padded, sockless as well as flip-flop-less, around the corner into the unknown.
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Better pour yourself a liter of cola, because Super Troopers 2 is around the corner.
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And a real President so think about that when this election is around the corner.
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The credit market is simultaneously tightening, raising concern that defaults are just around the corner.
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However, the months have slowly ticked by and now 2017 is just around the corner.
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If they were letting people play this much, maybe something unexpected was around the corner.
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A few years ago, Gloria Horton moved out of her house and around the corner.
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It's always been that one market catalyst that has always been right around the corner.
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Many investors fear a recession is around the corner because of that inverted yield curve.
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See Amazon's best deals below:: Summer is right around the corner — upgrade your shaving game.
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It's soothing and heavy and implies that that there's a paradise just around the corner.
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With the summer holidays just around the corner, this is the perfect time to save.
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With summer just around the corner, you might be wanting to read by the pool.
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You get out, buy your coffee, and walk around the corner to your therapist's office.
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Meanwhile, just around the corner, large tarpaulin sheets were hung up to obscure snipers' sights.
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The full moon in Pisces is just around the corner—are you feeling emotional yet?
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At a Marathon gas station in Miami, a line of cars wrapped around the corner.
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And all of this makes people feel that they don't know what's around the corner.
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And a sandwich shop sibling around the corner specializes in unusual sliders like shrimp tempura.
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I believe it's right around the corner, but I don't want know when it is.
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Halloween is around the corner, and some cities are well primed to celebrate the holiday.
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The residential entrance to the building is just around the corner at 2 Park Place.
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In fact, Mohmedi told Insider, a new food art challenge is right around the corner.
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They had only known a world where another fund-raise was just around the corner.
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Plus, it's right around the corner from this great used-book store that's never open.
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It's nearby, but definitely around the corner from the location pictured on the Facebook map.
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But if Trump thinks he's getting crushed now, he ought to peek around the corner.
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And all of this around the corner from the square where Saudi beheadings take place.
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August is almost at an end, which means new iPhones are right around the corner.
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NBA teams are reporting to training camp, and the regular season is around the corner.
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Ocasio-Cortez lives around the corner from her favorite restaurant, Taqueria Tlaxcalli, on Starling Avenue.
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During a discombobulating holiday season, a constitutional or international crisis felt just around the corner.
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With January right around the corner, those bills are coming due sooner rather than later.
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In Conestoga's case, the coaches were in offices down the hall and around the corner.
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But now the group is sending signals that walkouts could be just around the corner.
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Even if you can banish BOB, there's always some other darkness lurking around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, and that means we're already dreaming of beach weather.
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Instead, the bloody graves become a blaring red siren that death is around the corner.
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Halloween is around the corner and with it comes a deluge of fancy pumpkin carvings.
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Spring is nearly here, and the equinox is right around the corner on March 20.
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A little after 4 PM, Kanter met me around the corner at the Empire Hotel.
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One of its key figures, Tino Brandt, worked around the corner from me for years.
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The images convey a world of boundless connectivity and seamless communications just around the corner.
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Some proponents of heritable genome editing argue that "safe" application is just around the corner.
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Rates are rising, but that may not mean a bear market is around the corner.
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The Millennium Falcon itself — 100 feet long — was cooling its jets just around the corner.
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Her sister and brother run a similar stand around the corner farther east on Canal.
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About 100 people waited in a line behind him Thursday night, stretching around the corner.
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Christmas is around the corner, and there's hardly a shortage of holiday movies to stream.
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As an infant, she had lived with her parents around the corner, on Pacific Street.
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On our way to a café around the corner, she asks how I'm settling in.
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Around the corner is the master bedroom, which faces a secluded bay behind the property.
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This is generally interpreted as a sign that economic turmoil is just around the corner.
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Then a sedan came screeching around the corner and ended up near his front yard.
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There have also been concerns that a full-blown recession could be around the corner.
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Plaid-skirted teenagers from the private school around the corner passed by, shouting and giggling.
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With the playoffs around the corner, the Yankees said that Paxton's removal was a precaution.
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But his work on facial recognition wasn't over; its culmination was just around the corner.
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The year gets wrapped up in advance of a new one just around the corner.
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Primary election season is almost done, and the midterm elections are just around the corner.
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For his part, the LEVC's Gubbey said a step change was just around the corner.
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He had been scavenging for cans in Midtown Manhattan around the corner from his home.
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But with August around the corner and no strategy in sight, lawmakers are growing frustrated.
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Christmas is around the corner and these festive celebs are pining for the perfect tree!
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She lives around the corner, but Ms. Hyman no longer eats breakfast at the Metro.
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The Peninsula was right around the corner, and its exterior decor was hard to miss.
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AND OF COURSE THERE WILL BE THINGS TO DISRUPT IT. QUICK: NOTHING AROUND THE CORNER?
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His name was Rangan, and it turned out he lived around the corner from us.
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His wife, Ida, still cooks there most days, walking from their home around the corner.
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Gamers typically hold off on purchasing chips when new models are just around the corner.
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It's a step in the right direction, and positive results should be around the corner.
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"They were saying they like having their doctors around the corner, and when we thought about it we realized there were no doctors around the corner, because this neighborhood didn't exist before," said Mr. Blau, who also serves on Mount Sinai's board of directors.
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The US Consulate, which is just around the corner, is a major source of business, too.
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She found a research organization, some funding and a place around the corner from Mr. Freeman.
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I already had a sneaking suspicion that being 5-foot-9 was right around the corner.
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There's always something else just around the corner — you just have to dig a little further.
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WATCH THIS: Bizarre But Delicious: Marcus Samuelsson's Chicken Liver Doughnuts #CowAppreciationDay is just around the corner!
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A huge opportunity, actually — CES 2019, the world's largest tech show, is right around the corner.
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Two men ran from around the corner, into my apartment, and threw me to the ground.
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Their job is to look around the corner to see political landmines before they become obvious.
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While it might not feel like summer is around the corner, we're already halfway-through spring.
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And let us take this opportunity to remind you: Mother's Day is just around the corner.
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LONDON — Easter is right around the corner, and for many that means the end of Lent.
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Christmas Eve may be just around the corner, but today, we celebrate a different holiday — Festivus.
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With New Year's Eve just around the corner, no fabric can feel as divisive as sequins.
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With Trump's inauguration around the corner, many Americans are sad to say goodbye to the Obamas.
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There's a car around the corner, and you now know where it is because of GPS.
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He was born around the corner in the Cumberland Hospital, between Myrtle and the Navy Yard.
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Fall TV premieres are right around the corner — so much new television to look forward to!
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Gavin Newsom, and Democratic congressional hopeful Katie Hill stretched down the block and around the corner.
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Hopefully, a new design for Sonic is just around the corner — and will involve less teeth.
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With the baby's arrival just around the corner, it's time to tackle these royal baby myths.
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WWDC is right around the corner, but let's talk about last year's WWDC for a minute.
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Easter is just around the corner and Pokémon GO is celebrating with a limited-time Eggstravaganza.
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I didn't have the constant anxiety and fear or dread of something horrible around the corner.
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Fray Eusebio Primary School, just around the corner from Avenida Taxqueña, became a shelter by chance.
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We wrote about the likelihood that Ditto was just around the corner about two weeks ago.
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Around the corner from Eagle Butte is Dry Fork, one of the newest coal-fired stations.
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She's the most emotionally available and so that's where I lived as well, around the corner.
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He takes her phone and directs her to meet him at a bar around the corner.
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They fret that the next attack is just around the corner and we are not ready.
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There's even, weirdly enough, a Cap'N Crunch themed pop-up just around the corner on Broadway.
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With the DNC right around the corner, there's a rollout of fresh official Hillary Clinton merch.
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Around the corner, car mechanic Ahmed scanned the dusty street as his apprentices slouched in boredom.
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Spring is around the corner, and with it, a call to get outside your comfort zone.
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The Academy Awards are right around the corner, bringing all of Hollywood's elite under one roof.
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He came around the corner and ended up shooting the officer about half a foot away.
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" Fallon's comeback was around the corner when he correctly guessed that Timberlake's safe word is "pineapple.
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If you're into sneakers, right around the corner from my SWAG Shop in Downtown is Walter's.
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Father's day is right around the corner and people everywhere are simultaneously realizing they totally forgot.
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That electronic query reaches the lender—whether around the corner or across the world—in milliseconds.
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And one trader believes that another big surge for the small caps is around the corner.
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The premiere proves the latest version of Disick and Kardashian, lovebirds, could be around the corner.
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Eventually, Paige shouted that she saw her, and ran around the corner to flag her down.
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St. Patrick's Day is around the corner, and we have a way that you can celebrate.
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My sister's boyfriend lives around the corner from me and lets me borrow his bike lock.
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The fact is, the market is begging for another option — and they're racing around the corner.
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I walk around the corner to the bookstore she mentioned, but it's unfortunately closed by now.
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For now, bookies can breathe a sigh of relief, but change could be around the corner.
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Take it slow today, be generous and forgiving with yourself—amazing changes are around the corner!
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Around the corner from Simmern's mosque a much more basic form of integration is under way.
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For years, headlines have promised that birth control for cis men is just around the corner.
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I would walk around the corner, and I would see Matthew Perry outside smoking a cigarette.
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Most of the time, there is a line to buy tickets that stretches around the corner.
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But with new and more immersive technologies just around the corner, you haven't seen anything yet.
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"We believe in our hearts that we're going to see you again right around the corner."
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A factory around the corner from Carrier, Rexnord, still intends to move its jobs to Mexico.
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Just at that point, the Terror Dog came around the corner and started growling at me.
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Get ready for music's biggest night — because 26st Annual Grammy Awards are right around the corner.
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If it is, then verifiable quantum randomness from a single quantum device is around the corner.
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The President was beaming at the thought of what could be waiting just around the corner.
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Around the corner is a restored Madam C. J. Walker salon, featuring antique hair care products.
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But Green Tony lived around the corner, which was convenient, and he never asked any questions.
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Christmas is around the corner and it's time to figure out who's been naughtiest this year.
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Commencement season is around the corner, which means students nationwide will receive their graduation caps soon.
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Your birthday month is just around the corner—you need to recharge before you rage, naturally.
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This year's Prime Day is right around the corner, spanning two days, July 15 and 16.
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The moon enters your sign and you can feel a fresh start is around the corner!
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We're two weeks away from Thanksgiving, which means that Black Friday is just around the corner.
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Each week, I spend between the $20-$30 range at my Trader Joe's around the corner.
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She suggests a place around the corner, which turns out to have great poutine and burgers.
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We've projected 20073 percent growth around the corner for the last several years in a row.
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When you look around the corner, sometimes you find something that you didn't expect to find.
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Chris snuck around the corner and handed off our camera to someone in our tour group.
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Now it's a matter of a midterm election, which is just around the corner, in November.
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But with the June 5 primary just around the corner, Democrats are still scrambling to unify.
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Each time, it seemed that widespread automation of skilled workers' jobs was just around the corner.
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He's one of those rare people who can look around the corner and see something interesting.
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Meanwhile, the sounds of international trade policy bashing can only mean an election around the corner.
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Halloween is around the corner, and some cities are very well primed to celebrate the holiday.
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Its 1,765-square-foot space, around the corner from the Ritz hotel, will open on Sept.
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I'm not sure we'll get to find out, since the convention is just around the corner.
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A car full of teen-agers comes shrieking around the corner, blowing through two stop signs.
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Around the corner, Phan Dinh Son, 49, sat in his all-too-quiet open-air shop.
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Since then, he has lived in a compound around the corner from the U.S. Ambassador's residence.
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To be clear, none of this means that the next recession is just around the corner.
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Parting with them wasn't easy, but I knew my next Nuuly was right around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, now's the time to start planning your warm weather wardrobe.
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Now that she is in her third trimester, Schumer's due date should be around the corner.
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Eduardo Porter: I guess some enormous discontinuity right around the corner might vastly expand our prosperity.
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But in the meantime, you can find its not-so-distant American cousin around the corner.
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As the evidence continues to mount, it sounds like the worst is right around the corner.
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I find myself rushing through faster than I should, hoping the credits are around the corner.
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And now that spring is just around the corner, it's the ideal time to start experimenting.
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So they did, but nobody was especially interested in them, especially with 4K around the corner.
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Knowing this, as soon as I touch down, I notice another player sprinting around the corner.
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Christmas is right around the corner, which means it's time for decorating and holiday gift shopping.
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The days are getting shorter with fall in full swing and winter right around the corner.
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Mr. Philbrick kept saying to Mr. Tumpel that a giant sale was right around the corner.
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And who knows who else might be around the corner, especially from the abundant Korean pipeline.
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If you find yourself wondering about something, the answer is almost always right around the corner.
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With the coronavirus spreading rapidly throughout the world, a recession may be just around the corner.
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Everything You Need to Know for the Midterm Elections The November elections are around the corner.
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Disrupt SF is right around the corner, so don't forget to grab your pass to attend.
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An hour before doors, the line is coiled around the corner, stretching into the chilly distance.
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But the accompanying statement hinted that higher inflation — and rate hikes — might be around the corner.
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On one hand, the labor market is tight, suggesting that inflation could be around the corner.
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The first UK outpost is around the corner from the BBC's Broadcasting House in central London.
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The general election between President Donald Trump and the Democratic nominee is just around the corner.
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But a week of respite means little if attacks resume, especially with spring around the corner.
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Spring showers are just around the corner, but you don't have to get wet just yet.
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You know, that's the fun of it, that you never know what's just around the corner.
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On Thursday, he shifted to a new, slightly bigger location, around the corner on Ludlow Street.
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We grab some wings to-go from a place around the corner and eat at home.
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"This drought emergency is over, but the next drought could be around the corner," he said.
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Carbon tax not imminent So does Exxon's support mean a carbon tax is around the corner?
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He detailed a youth shaped by ambient dread about what may lay just around the corner.
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What isn&apost a choice is doing your taxes, and April is just around the corner.
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One son had been struck by a truck, another shot just around the corner from home.
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I walk outside and go to a café around the corner to order an arugula salad.
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Since neither of us had food, O. and I head around the corner to grab brunch.
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They remain close, however, and now live "around the corner from each other" in Los Angeles.
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Schiff's hotel was around the corner from the Trump victory party at the New York Hilton.
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I thought, "This can't be Manu," but I looked around the corner and he was there.
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Huseyin Ceyhan, 62, a cabdriver who lives around the corner, passed through the huddle, shaking hands.
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In "Nutcracker" terms, that means the wondrous Waltz of the Snowflakes is just around the corner.
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That's why some experts still aren't ruling out stagflation as a threat right around the corner.
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The next corporate scandal is around the corner, we just don't know what it is yet.
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The historic Roman Baths are around the corner; other major sights are a short walk away.
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Then came the months after the election, with more promises of details just around the corner.
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Around the corner, a man lay on the sidewalk, using an old sweatshirt as a blanket.
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Christmas was right around the corner, there was fuel oil — it's an expensive time of year.
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And, in case they are wondering: The bathrooms are down the hall and around the corner.
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It may only be September, but the December holiday shopping rush is just around the corner.
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Yannick Ngakoue does, too, but then the whistle blows, and he comes springing around the corner.
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But they made the bulk of Love What Survives here, in another studio around the corner.
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But with President Trump's "Infrastructure Week" — a rollout of a plan to rebuild the nation's roads, bridges and tunnels — perpetually around the corner, the subway around the corner from the White House is searching for change in the sofa cushions to pay for desperately needed repairs.
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The media and public became obsessed with the idea that human clones were just around the corner.
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Why are you going to buy one more summery dress when fall is right around the corner?
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With the Olympics just around the corner, everyone is feeling nostalgic about their favorite Olympians from yesteryear.
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Father's Day is just around the corner and this year, Sean Lowe is celebrating two times over.
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And, to be honest, with wedding season just around the corner, the timing couldn't be more perfect.
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Despite some optimists saying federal legalization is right around the corner, Baltz doesn't think it'll happen soon.
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I signed up for a yoga class at a studio just around the corner from my house.
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With Nest's first smart video doorbell right around the corner, Amazon is busy buying up the competition.
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Not at all, and there might be unintended consequences to signaling lower rates are around the corner.
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After all, 2020 is just around the corner and the show's presidential debate sketches are pretty iconic.
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If her run-in with Kendall is any indication, maybe a reunion is right around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, but Tamra Judge is already having some fun in the sun!
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The Google I/O developers conference is right around the corner so we may hear more then.
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I had already made it to 20th street, and was just around the corner from the studio.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that an engagement between the two may be right around the corner.
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Even if you're in the downtown area with skyscrapers there's always the slums right around the corner.
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Even at 92, she believes the next great love, the next great adventure, is around the corner.
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Matt Viser of The Boston Globe noted the irony -- and the political clashes just around the corner.
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Around the corner is a young Arnold Schwarzenegger form 53, scantily clad in the smallest of speedos.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and we're here to help you find the perfect gift.
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Campaign 2016 Now that the GOP has its presumptive nominee, party unity's right around the corner, right?
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War torn cities are incredibly dangerous, since soldiers never know what could be lurking around the corner.
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MR content may just be around the corner to provide an interactive experience of the real world.
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While we can speculate, we won't have to for long: May 18 is just around the corner.
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Anderson, who at the time lived around the corner from the church, created the work on site.
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Lawmakers argue there is also an urgency in that the 2020 election is just around the corner.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think Black Friday and Cyber Monday were right around the corner.
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And a recession that seemed far away as recently as early July could be around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, many people are looking to make their vacation budget stretch further.
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And if past comments from Cook are any indication, a product unveiling could be around the corner.
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We will probably also walk around the corner to talk at a bar after the pitch-off.
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I also grab a "box" of water and we eat lunch in the park around the corner.
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That thought almost soothes the sting of knowing Fixer Upper's series finale is just around the corner.
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We can all be forgiven for assuming that completely unencumbered driverless cars were right around the corner.
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However, some advisors are less than upbeat; they think an economic decline might be around the corner.
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With Labor Day right around the corner, it's past time to shift to a general election mode.
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The indie cinema around the corner is rolling out new titles faster than you can keep up.
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Fortunately, Halloween weekend is right around the corner — and so is more of the sci-fi drama.
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This profits recession has led many to believe that an economic recession may be around the corner.
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What with St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, Hilton's bash was filled with festive green balloons.
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This device is called iPad2018Fall, which clearly means that a new iPad is right around the corner.
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One neighbor kept peeking around the corner of his house, wanting to know what was going on.
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Just around the corner is one of the most modern aircraft assembly plants anywhere in the world.
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But how lucky are we that, for 90 minutes, The Shop Around The Corner is still standing!
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It's not that today's tech is terrible — lots of potentially groundbreaking ideas are just around the corner.
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I make a dinner reservation at a restaurant around the corner from my hotel that K recommended.
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Summer is right around the corner, and that means one thing (or at least it should): vacation.
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Taurus season is around the corner, and the sun's entry into your sign will find you revitalized!
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LONDON — Easter is right around the corner, and that means one thing: it's officially creme egg season.
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Whether hedge funds and speculators believe a slowdown or even recession is around the corner is immaterial.
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Although they always have bodyguards around the corner—their personal ones and the ones from the agency.
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Easter is right around the corner, and the end of Lent abstinence and fasting is in sight.
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In the three year flash-forward, I thought we'd see Michael come around the corner behind Mateo.
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With Valentine's Day around the corner, many people are plotting displays of affection for their significant others.
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Billboard broke the news last week that Amazon's free-tier Spotify competitor was just around the corner.
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It's right around the corner from Howard University, so it's a regular hangout for students and professors.
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Washington (CNN)2016 was the year where one political controversy or another was always around the corner.
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Thanksgiving Day is right around the corner — and the last thing you want is a ruined turkey.
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Around the corner are conservation groups that think legalising the trade will doom the rhino to extinction.
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Everyone is gearing up to head around the corner to a club called Bondage-A-Go-Go.
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With March Madness just around the corner, fans are gearing up for another exciting NCAA basketball tournament.
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An inversion of the yield curve would be a bad omen, indicating a recession around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, but Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello are already bringing the heat.
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Around the corner, I'm stopped by a group of women dressed like love interests from Miami Vice.
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The holiday season is right around the corner, and Chip and Joanna Gaines are more than ready.
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" By the end of the episode, with Mike's proposal just around the corner, Ronnie began to "spiral.
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"Starvation will be just around the corner unless we get there in the coming weeks," he said.
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Even though we're coming off of a record-breakingly warm October, winter is right around the corner.
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The list is posted in the police office around the corner from the market square in Molenbeek.
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They went around the corner, they were talking, and the second-in-command sucker-punched the customer.
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A new start is around the corner, but first, you have to let go of the past.
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We aren't set up for parity, per se, but a more competitive aristocracy is around the corner.
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It literally happened around the corner from my house [in Ithaca, New York, near Cornell], in 1873.
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I immediately fired off a few rounds and retreated back around the corner before tossing a grenade.
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The AI revolution, and the subsequent innovation and growth it will bring, is just around the corner.
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Their own values have been shaken or destroyed, and maybe new cataclysms are just around the corner.
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Her street was blocked off, so she had to park around the corner and was escorted in.
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Then again, they've been promising an infrastructure plan was just around the corner for almost a year.
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Now, they all want to know who killed him in the public housing complex around the corner.
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It will be ready to take advantage of financial opportunities that may just be around the corner.
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But with Memorial Day right around the corner, the transition from dark denim to lighter washes begins.
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Halloween is around the corner, so, if you haven't already, it's time to figure out your costume.
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Isaac backed off, pivoted, trotted around the corner to his building, to the safety of his lobby.
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With a new year around the corner, let's all resolve to play a little harder to get.
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Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and you know what that means: Black Friday is almost here.
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I'm sick of putting happiness on some unattainable pedestal just around the corner, forever out of reach.
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All of a sudden, Muhammad Ali walked around the corner with a throng of people following him.
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I've had building personnel walk me around the corner to a random entrance to reach a staircase.
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Another year, another bunch of articles claiming that a groundbreaking male contraceptive is right around the corner.
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Black Friday is around the corner so you can now get these top sellers at deep discounts.
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That isn't to say your next saw-you-from-across-the-room moment isn't around the corner.
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The progressives need to team up soon, because the sound of marching boots is around the corner.
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Each day we ate breakfast — croissants and coffee from the bakery around the corner — in our kitchen.
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February is right around the corner, and we are so eager to meet this precious little gift.
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With his 80th birthday around the corner, Beatty admitted he has become more mindful about his health.
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Smart's body was found late Thursday on Alaska Street, around the corner from his home, police said.
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Mr. Hanley sleeps around the corner on the sofa in the studio's "lounge" (it's a living room).
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Around the corner from the ovens were not one, but two tahonas (pulled by machines, not horses).
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Labor Day is right around the corner, and Best Buy has announced a massive sale in celebration.
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"Josie grew up right around the corner from me; she was 15, I was 5," Brewer said.
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It is within walking distance of antiques shops and lobster restaurants, including Red's Eats, around the corner.
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I'm an old man, and for crying out loud, I'm still thinking, it's just around the corner.
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James Beard lived around the corner and shopped there for extra-virgin olive oil and Italian bread.
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His clients' work hangs in his office and in his house around the corner on Sullivan Street.
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For me, dance music was always sitting around the corner, untouched and more of a subconscious endeavor.
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There are signs beneath the surface, though, that more widespread wage growth may be around the corner.
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The event space, which is around the corner from Alte Utting, spreads out in an abandoned lot.
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Savas doesn't write much about modern-day Istanbul, but menace lurks around the corner of her prose.
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Around the corner, a wedding party was out on a second-floor balcony despite the spitting rain.
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Despite those repeated failures, many technologists remain optimistic that the home robot is just around the corner.
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He lives around the corner from Neckartor, long one of the most polluted areas in the country.
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August also saw early signals in the bond market that a recession could be around the corner.
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He got a job at Fiorucci and I got a job at a store around the corner.
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Around the corner is the hip Barrio Costero (610 Bangs Avenue), Reyla's 18-month-old sister restaurant.
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With all these strides we're making, an even stronger sense of community is just around the corner.
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Mumbling I'd meet her at the clothes outlet around the corner, I hurried away to the bathroom.
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With Thanksgiving around the corner, Katherine Schwarzenegger is already expressing her gratitude for her husband Chris Pratt.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and anxious lovers everywhere are busy googling for gift ideas.
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As a result, I attempted to insulate myself from whatever next disaster might be around the corner.
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Considering Prime Day is right around the corner, it makes sense to pick up this trial now.
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I saw my pals coming around the corner and headed for the bathroom to cut them off.
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The bomb had become "babao," the monster that Afghan children were warned was lurking around the corner.
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All good business cycles come to an end, and there's always a recession somewhere around the corner.
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It seems like for a couple of years people talking about, 'Oh, it's right around the corner.
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It's a joy to encounter a suspenseful book whose turns lurk, rather than lumber, around the corner.
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In any event, it was too late for image rehabilitation; the American invasion was around the corner.
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You have to stay in it for the inflection point, which could be right around the corner.
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The legal question, however, is right around the corner with the conclusion of the special counsel's investigation.
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Artéfact, for coffee and tea, is around the corner from Benedict, at 23, rue des Blancs-Manteaux.
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With the 2018 farm bill just around the corner, the time is right to decry spilled milk.
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A second security team, armed with assault rifles and wearing protective vests, was just around the corner.
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With employee benefits season around the corner, workers should expect to see a few changes for 2020.
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With sweater weather right around the corner, now's the perfect opportunity to get in on the trend.
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Much like retirement, tax season seems pretty far off, too, but April is just around the corner.
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With the holidays right around the corner, Etsy is a great place to shop for special gifts.
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He had been through four bankruptcies at this point, with a fifth and sixth around the corner.
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"Nobody should really be anticipating a cure or a remission is around the corner," Dr. McCune said.
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I met with Melon at his shotgun home right around the corner from where he grew up.
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And with key elections right around the corner in both countries, neither can afford to back down.
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" For the Black Mirror producers, the design ethos always starts with one question: "What's around the corner?
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The season two premiere is gloomy, with danger clearly around the corner, but the episode feels like filler.
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Their hoarding of it hints that they think the next transformative innovation could be just around the corner.
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But even if Cassie and Colton do get engaged, it doesn't mean marriage is right around the corner.
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A new season is just around the corner, and we're on the hunt for a serious wardrobe refresh.
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And that's about all we know for now, but Spring (aka Bachelorette season) is just around the corner.
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Black Friday is right around the corner and it's already being knocked down to $100 at many retailers.
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November is right around the corner, but it's all blue skies and sun on our rooftop garden today.
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Around the corner from Bay Area News Group HQ, Hank Coca's Downtown Furniture store is having a sale.
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When I arrive, the queue is winding around the corner and it takes 40 minutes to get in.
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But, he warned, results aren't around the corner—the experiment won't begin taking results until the early 2020s.
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The news that Meghan is expecting in the spring means a fourth grandchild is just around the corner.
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St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner, so I whipped up some boozy chocolate bliss to celebrate.
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And even if you don't find anything for yourself, don't forget that Christmas is just around the corner.
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No more worrying a ghost is just around the corner, or wondering whether we could ever be friends.
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It's a foreboding moment as an era filled with manipulations of this sort is right around the corner.
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The 2020 primary season is ramping up with the second round of Democratic debates just around the corner.
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My anxiety is always waiting around the corner, but I've survived it before, and I'll survive it again.
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With the holidays just around the corner, nothing says merry and bright more than an ugly Christmas sweater.
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I meet him at his hotel and we go to a bar around the corner to catch up.
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Around the corner from the park is The Yellow Submarine, one of several tributes bars across the island.
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With the PlayStation 2 coming right around the corner, it was the last console Sega would ever make.
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It is about two miles from the Bronx courthouse and around the corner from the No. 6 train.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it's time to delve into the dark, the eerie, and the unsettling.
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"I teared up when she walked around the corner and I saw her," he recalled to PEOPLE Now.
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Or it felt like double dipping, accepting disaster aid when that new job was right around the corner.
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Inside, spring was just around the corner for Kevin Malloy, his clubhouse crew and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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A litmus test for Europe is around the corner in Italy's referendum on constitutional change on Dec. 4.
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But with Google I/O right around the corner, it's possible we might know more about Fuchsia soon.
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However, with Halloween just around the corner, it's time we celebrate the the scrappiest witch that ever was.
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Ready to splurge on sales tax-free school supplies and clothes now that September is around the corner?
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The awards-season grand finale is right around the corner with the 88th Academy Awards just days away.
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Cefali lives on Manson Place, around the corner from where the letter carrier was trapped in his truck.
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If you believe the super-intelligent AIs are just around the corner, then these would be pressing questions.
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Everyone knows that the hometown dates are around the corner and everyone, JoJo included, is feeling the pressure.
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An election, which is just around the corner, is the right way to decide who should be president.
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Memorial Day is right around the corner, and a few retailers are already releasing some early bird deals.
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Then we head out to meet one of his friends for dinner at a place around the corner.
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Eventually we will get a recession but the question is if a recession is just around the corner.
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The cobalt-free battery is something Panasonic is working on, but I don't think it's around the corner.
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With any luck, impeachment is just around the corner and we can all be done with this disaster.
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With their own eyes, they can't see the enemy force that is around the corner of a compound.
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That could mean that if the market is going to get squeezed, that shift is around the corner.
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Nevertheless, there is reason to think that free and fast internet connections could be just around the corner.
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They are trying to look around the corner and see what the future of manufacturing could look like.
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However, revisions activity has been trending up in the last month, suggesting a potential surprise around the corner.
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But, the Chinese new year is also around the corner and there could be some buying going forward.
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Depending on what kind of anxiety you have, doomsday is either far away or just around the corner.
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But McMullin said his own respect for Bible prophesy assures him that disaster is not around the corner.
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It's too cold, you're tired, your arch nemesis lives around the corner—the list goes on and on.
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And now the real wolf might be just around the corner that industry experts should be alarmed about.
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"Just having lunch, tacos around the corner," he said, holding the bag open to see, before moving on.
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But with November's local elections around the corner, Tsai's relationship with the Pacific Islands may be at risk.
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With the 69th annual Emmy Awards around the corner, here's a brief rundown of the show's glamorous history.
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I kept wanting to play just one more turn to see what new thing was around the corner.
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Scorpio season is right around the corner, and we know how much that sign loves to dig deep.
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However, advisors are feeling cautious as of late, worrying that an economic downturn might be around the corner.
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With Christmas around the corner, volume is drying up, and the market has essentially come to a standstill.
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After 90 seconds he performs an emergency stop and then, eventually, drives off to disappear around the corner.
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Outside, a crowd intensifies with anxious excitement; two lines jut down the block and snake around the corner.
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Just because something good has come to an end, doesn't mean something better isn't right around the corner.
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With Facebook earnings around the corner, one big trader has an intriguing strategy for playing the tech giant.
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With Halloween just around the corner, you'll definitely want this collection on standby for your haunted house aesthetic.
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With Mother's Day right around the corner, we're ready to beat writer's gifter's block once and for all.
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And, of course, it's just around the corner from the museum itself, if you feel inspired to visit.
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There's a nice coffee shop around the corner from my house, even if it is a little pricey.
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Around the corner is a sprawling plaza, whose charm belies a dark truth: it is Riyadh's execution square.
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So, quite naturally, when Cellino is involved there can never be certainty about what lies around the corner.
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"I came around the corner and noticed a little girl crying," Tafua told PEOPLE in a 2000 interview.
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With Christmas just around the corner, now is the prime time to get ahead on the gift shopping.
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"As he walked us around the corner there were just people laid down, shouting and screaming," adds Newton.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner and yeah, we know you're probably still scrambling around for gifts.
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A stage was set up at the front of the queue, just around the corner from Times Square.
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Read MoreSweet spot for stocks is around the corner Chicago PMI is due out at 9:45 a.m.
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It went down around the corner and the video pretty much picks up where all that left off.
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Having watched this long enough, can you sort of see, "Oh, I know what's coming around the corner"?
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Also, WWDC is just around the corner and we have some exclusive details on what's next from Apple.
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Then I see the line on Bleecker Street wrapped around the corner and think, Oh wait, never mind.
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The space is located at 101 Greene Street, right around the corner from another successful electronics maker: Apple.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, but we would be surprised to see anything better than this.
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ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, just around the corner from the 5 Things mother ship, aka CNN Center.
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Strowman exists to be beaten, but not on a B-quality show with WrestleMania right around the corner.
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But don't shed too many tears, because fall-foliage-and-pumpkin-spice season is right around the corner.
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The video shows the youngest Hadid sister holding flowers and sneaking around the corner into her grandmother's room.
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Although Punxsutawney Phil claimed spring was just around the corner, we're having a hard time thinking warmer thoughts.
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"It's concerning because I live just around the corner," said Dietrich Neu, a Canadian who works in publishing.
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If history is destined to repeat itself, then the recession that many fear could be around the corner.
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A building just around the corner from where I stood had collapsed and everyone was running to help.
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We've seen activity in 2018, and I'm confident they will not stop as 2020 remains around the corner.
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Halloween is around the corner, which means it's time to pick out a costume for the spooky holiday.
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With summer right around the corner, the Zika virus poses a substantial threat right in our own backyard.
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I was stunned — there was a copy of their restaurant quite literally around the corner to handle overflow.
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Autumn is right around the corner, which means sweaters, falling leaves, and — of course — all things pumpkin spice.
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And yet, here it is — right around the corner from more fresh fish and an entire deli department.
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Now summer was around the corner, and she still had not discussed her dacha dream with Emma Abramovna.
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and Americans are already preparing for elaborate dinners with family and friends.
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The holidays are around the corner, and retailers across the country are gearing up for the shopping mayhem.
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He has talked to retired players like Derek Jeter and given thought to what lies around the corner.
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DAILY PROVISIONS When Union Square Cafe reopens in October, it will have a tidy adjunct around the corner.
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Let's hear from Mr. Flinn: Nice timing for this puzzle to appear with summer just around the corner!
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Of course, as it turned out, a severe recession and catastrophic financial crisis were just around the corner.
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"He used to use the dog to scare people," said Andrew King, 47, who lives around the corner.
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Click ahead to check out the whole collection, and get excited — better brows are just around the corner.
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In many ways, oblivion can be bliss — not knowing what's around the corner prevents you from fearing it.
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With Mother's Day around the corner, our moms are in many of our hearts, minds, and...Google searches.
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A browser bar full of tabs is a constant reminder that something new is just around the corner.
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That approval may be just around the corner — possibly in the next 12-24 months, according to Hariri.
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An Italian institution since 1978, it's survived mainstream competition from the Burger King located just around the corner.
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No matter what you did yesterday, a new villain is around the corner to undo everything you accomplished.
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It's Saturday morning and Karpf spent the night before at his aunt's apartment, which is around the corner.
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On Friday, Outdoor Voices will open a New York store around the corner from its successful pop-up.
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From skydiving and rock climbing to spelunking and zorbing, your next extreme adventure is right around the corner.
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"My roommates said, 'You should go to Ford's; it's around the corner,' " she said in the oral history.
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It's perfect ramen weather, and there's a tiny place around the corner that does an incredible vegetarian bowl.
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Around the corner, Plan B is a contemporary restaurant with a high ceiling, giant windows and tile floors.
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And afterward, I walked around the corner and I thought, 'I never want to see that man again.
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Cheer up, SNL fans: The new year is just around the corner — hopefully bringing fresher jokes with it.
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Vandellia Clarke, a 24-year-old caregiver who lives around the corner, said she heard the shots clearly.
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A witness who lives around the corner from the factory said she heard an explosion "like a roar".
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The lofty market valuations will be in sharp focus with the first-quarter earnings season around the corner.
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But with the high season around the corner, airlines are reinstating service and adding new flights to boot.
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Every once in a while, breathless headlines appear suggesting a new male contraceptive is right around the corner.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is just around the corner, and the enthusiastic fandom for the game is elated.
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The Bank of America firm is not suggesting another recession is around the corner, despite the bad news.
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The High Line is just around the corner, perfect for an early morning stroll to beat the crowds.
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"Her bed was around the corner from me," Ms. Turgel told the British newspaper The Sun in 2015.
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Just around the corner, a tent had been erected where protest organizers tried to chart their next moves.
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"To me, a business was the bakery, the butcher and the candy store around the corner," she said.
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It's that time of the year — Prime Day is right around the corner on July 15 and 16.
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It's right around the corner from the wedding festivities, off a beautiful square, and it's adorable and clean.
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