I just think about each tournament as it comes, each player as it comes.
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We want to see the data as it comes in.
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I've learned to just take life as it comes, right?
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You'll then cower in terror as it comes to life.
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You just need to take each job as it comes.
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"I just take each day as it comes," he said.
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Time comes for Grey's Anatomy, as it comes for all things.
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He&aposs going to hear every case as it comes down.
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Horror fans should absolutely be reading this as it comes out.
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It tasted great and had been as cheap as it comes.
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Fall in the Midwest often leaves as quickly as it comes.
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She's taking the success, failures, and everything in between as it comes.
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We just do what we can and take it as it comes.
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Heating water as it comes out of the pipes increases lead levels.
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I don't have a plan, I just take everything as it comes.
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It's a place filled with memories that takes change as it comes.
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Growing up, Rosenfeld said, he was as clean-cut as it comes.
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"We take it as it comes, we're feeling really good," he added.
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"At the moment I'm taking every year as it comes," she said.
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"You have to just live each day as it comes," he says.
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What are the risks of publishing incomplete data as it comes together?
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I'll probably buy the iPhone 7 — as long as it comes in black.
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If working in batches, bake each batch as it comes off the griddle.
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Chris: To be honest, I just take it a day as it comes.
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As an organization, we'll deal with it as it comes down the road.
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We'll keep you updated with more info on the event as it comes.
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Put out what you are and how you're feeling musically as it comes.
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"I would suggest just having fun and embracing each day as it comes."
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We just don't have enough toilet paper to wipe it as it comes.
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The fight could end up anywhere, I'm just taking it as it comes.
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As it comes to a close, she's finally being proved—for once—wrong.
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Check out NorCal-based event programmers (((folkYEAH!))) for more information as it comes.
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We will continue to monitor the details of this proposal as it comes together.
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The career of the photographer known as Boogie is as diverse as it comes.
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I slowly gave into these thoughts and decided to take life as it comes.
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Seasonally, November is usually a weak month as it comes after the festive season.
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As it comes to an end, Colbert tells Hadreas that the performance was beautiful.
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I accept the Venmo request for my share as soon as it comes in.
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I take each piece as it comes and respond to it as I do.
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Now we are taking each day as it comes, but I have never been happier.
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This can be a restful and restorative period if you take it as it comes.
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The glands produce a fluid which neutralizes pH inside the urethra as it comes out.
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It goes something like this: burn capital as fast as it comes to drive growth.
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We can appreciate every moment as it comes and be grateful for what we have.
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"I have to take every day as it comes," she said in a 2009 interview.
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Beyond, y'know, continued security for its own business model as it comes under increasing attack.
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This story is ongoing and will be updated with new information as it comes in.
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We'll be updating this post regularly with new coverage and new information as it comes.
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Like we're really just trying to move culture forward, especially as it comes to women.
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I wipe the jar clean eating each piece as it comes out of the jar.
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This new asteroid isn't dangerous, as it comes within about 22 million miles of Earth.
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Or are they O.K. with anti-Semitism as long as it comes from other Republicans?
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Take one step forward and catch the ball as it comes through the net. Repeat.
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We're as pure as it comes, and kind of hillbilly cider makers, in no way industrial.
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We found one from Philips Norelco to be efficient, as it comes with four different combs.
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The jet, with four turboprop engines on its overhead wing, banks left as it comes down.
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As soon as it comes out of your urethra, it can no longer claim this virtue.
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Instead, they'll have to move the money piecemeal, as it comes out of the surrender period.
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Mr. Mehta acknowledged that he has no choice but to take each day as it comes.
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Mr. Mehta acknowledged that he has no choice but to take each day as it comes.
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"This committee has some serious work next year as it comes up for reauthorization," Hensarling said.
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He was also notably unapologetic: "I have no regrets as it comes to this campaign," he said.
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"This is as politically charged as it comes in Texas," O'Rourke said at an event in September.
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However, the party didn't secure a majority, which will present challenges as it comes back to power.
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As long as it comes with everything you actually need to play—game notwithstanding—I'm down.[CNET]
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"Heat and Light" also involves two pastors, but that's as close as it comes to being preachy.
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Here's where you log any and all verbal and written feedback you receive as it comes in.
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That is, dealing with it as it comes up versus planning for it and proactively managing it.
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"As it comes," said Rubens, who raced one season in IndyCar after leaving Formula One in 2011.
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A rectal thermometer is the gold standard, as it comes closest to approximating the body's core temperature.
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The attack is particularly awful as it comes during the beginning of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month.
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His is a tightrope act, brave and scary, ambitious almost beyond measure, as American as it comes.
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"I choose a style for each book as it comes," Ms. Bell told Publishers Weekly in 2011.
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Koizumi's decision is "interesting" as it comes against a backdrop of a falling birth rate, Murakami said.
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The news comes as a surprise, as it comes after a series of major announcements from Chef'd.
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US soldiers pilot an amphibious "duck" as it comes ashore in the wake of the D-Day invasion.
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"God bless anyone that is speaker or wants to be speaker, because it's as dicey as it comes."
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A small ink cartridge stains the 3D Color-inkjet PLA as it comes out, creating truly colorful objects.
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At the moment, Apple TV is about as close as it comes to have an in-home hub.
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That's what I was taught as a kid—just brush it off and take it as it comes.
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Her arrest caused financial markets to dip, as it comes amid trade negotiations between the U.S. and China.
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Here are the details we have so far — we'll be updating with more info as it comes out.
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Were you involved in the production of these tracks, or do you just take stuff as it comes?
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LUMI is an excellent alternative as it comes with a base that uses UV light to kill germs.
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His agenda included reform of Section 2628 of the FISA Amendments Act as it comes up for renewal.
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"I just always try to stay present and humble and grateful and take each day as it comes."
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The senator and presidential candidate's record resists easy categorization, as it comes under more scrutiny from the left.
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We&aposre going to have more throughout the hour as it comes to us, so that breaking news first.
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Altria brings with it lobbying and legal expertise that could help Juul as it comes under increased federal scrutiny.
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"The electricity produced locally [in Roraima] is more anti-environment as it comes from fossil fuel sources," he said.
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Motors and fans work together to filter air as it comes in and deliver cleaner oxygen to the wearer.
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"You don't have to suffer...just give yourself a lot of grace and take each day as it comes."
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"You don't have to suffer... Just give yourself a lot of grace and take each day as it comes."
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The cheese-filled mutabak is meant to be eaten fresh as soon as it comes out of the oven.
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Taraji P. Henson is enjoying life as it comes — and is in no big rush to plan her wedding.
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As is the case with the moon, the cycle is always beginning just as it comes to a close.
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The timing is key as it comes just a month before Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 7.
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If anything, it's taught me to take each day as it comes, and make the most of each day.
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In the weird world of the internet, sometimes this is as close as it comes to a happy ending.
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"Some market participants didn't understand that our decisions depend on the data we see as it comes," Hazan said.
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"But in the meantime, they have to be able to service that debt as it comes due," he said.
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Some uncertainty surrounds the Fed's reaction function looking ahead as it comes under material scrutiny from the new administration.
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"I'm really not going to comment on evidence as it comes forward in the House investigation," said Utah Sen.
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As formal explorations of alienated youth go, it's as close as it comes to an Elephant-style observational masterpiece.
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But the tech inside is as high-end as it comes, as it can blow air at 110,000 RPM.
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The EcoTools Shower Cap and Case is the ideal travel companion, as it comes with a reusable travel case.
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It has managed to knock the industry on its heels, as it comes off a record year of sales.
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Ultimately when we play our matches, we go out there and enjoy it ... just play each match as it comes.
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Each MC itches for it as it comes round the circle, like kids hoping the parcel will stop on them.
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And elsewhere in Asia, ISIS is trying to establish a growing presence as it comes under pressure in its heartland.
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"Steve" may be ordinary as it comes with aurora names, but one called exactly that certainly has an extraordinary story.
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Money goes out almost as soon as it comes in, with a sincere goal of putting itself out of business.
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"Taking every day as it comes," she wrote, following in the footsteps of hundreds of easygoing profile creators before her.
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The investment shores up Apple's position in China as it comes under increasing pressure from rivals producing low-cost smartphones.
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Many Vietnamese are also focused on that story now, even as it comes at the expense of remembering Vietnamese suffering.
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Click fraud, hacked phones, ratings bargaining—perhaps, in the end, it's not helpful to take each scam as it comes.
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This was significant as it comes a year later after Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox, stepped down from her role.
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The group is resorting more and more to mass-casualty violence as it comes under heavy pressure from multiple angles.
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The intelligence community continues to brief the president on new information on Russia's election involvement as it comes to light.
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The very conception of the series illustrates the topsy-turvy power dynamics of internet culture as it comes of age.
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Sinking, the water stroking my crown of leaves as it comes apart, dark tribune, archaic clown, I open my eyes.
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He just takes everything as it comes and is very accepting of everything that's been put on his path so far.
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Instead, Li suggests you be mindful, thinking just about the present, accepting each moment as it comes for what it is.
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Even if more money is flowing into DAFs, it will not necessarily reach the needy as soon as it comes out.
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"We are positive for the season but you have to take the weeks and seasonality as it comes," he told Reuters.
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It's also a time to look back on the highs and lows of the year as it comes to a close.
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But right now, I think we're in a very good place to watch and see that data as it comes in.
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The Plenty Pen is as low-tech as it comes despite its marketing as a "super-functional pen" laden with features.
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Crude distillation units refine crude oil as it comes into the refinery and provide hydrocarbon feedstock for all other production units.
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It's one of those records that as soon as it comes in, you recognize that hi-hat, you recognize that verse.
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"That's how all this goes — we fix stuff as it comes out," the former employee, who left earlier this year, said.
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If there's comedy here, it's as bleak as it comes, but in Russo's universe, rest assured, deserts will be apportioned accordingly.
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Eider down is easily the most expensive style of down used in pillows, as it comes exclusively from the eider duck.
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It is a crucial confrontation, especially for Ms. Nixon, as it comes a little more than two weeks until the Sept.
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The special is narrated by Schitt's Creek actor/creator Dan Levy, and is as tongue-in-cheek cheesy as it comes.
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First, this laptop attracts all of the fingerprints, so enjoy it as it comes out of the box while you can.
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"I was as rock-bottom poor as it comes," she said of her situation when she chose to go back to school.
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Tyler's death hit his family extra hard as it comes in the wake of his mother's sudden death on the same road.
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Although anyone can look at public posts, the fire hose allows Dataminr to instantly analyze every single tweet as it comes in.
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After all, when you are seeing the light as it comes through the lens itself, there is no lag or color bias.
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And if you're a real optimist, and believe that it's 100 percent as it comes off, I want you to believe that.
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But, check out this alternate view of the rocket as it comes into port yesterday:Yep, there's a definite tilt to the rocket.
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So some Moroccans have revelled in its misfortune, especially as it comes in the run-up to parliamentary elections on October 7th.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is spreading its wings as it comes under greater pressure in its Iraqi-Syrian heartland.
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We normally set it up right before sunset, climb to the top, and then howl at the sun as it comes down.
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"The electricity produced locally 1/8in Roraima 3/8 is more anti-environment as it comes from fossil fuel sources," he said.
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But yeah, I think as long as it comes from a place of love and you're getting inspired, the it is okay.
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Right now, Zukin is still running all donations through her personal accounts — and trying to send out money as it comes in.
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The sensors are instruments on the plane's exterior that gauge the angle of the oncoming wind as it comes across the aircraft.
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You'll owe tax on the money as it comes out of the I.R.A., but you'll be in a lower tax bracket then.
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Royals fans are getting a new look at Meghan Markle's time on the beloved series Suits as it comes to an end.
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Justices always say that they take each case as it comes, and Kennedy may simply have seen close issues differently on these occasions.
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Predictably, the voice of Siri stumbles through the commercial as it comes up short (in Microsoft's estimation) on every point made by Cortana.
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It doesn't matter where a song is recorded or the race of the singer: "Daddy Lessons" is about as country as it comes.
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"I fully support our patient approach to looking at what the data's telling us as it comes in," Mester said from Stanford, California.
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Just like an ape breaking out of a lab, you have to take each moment as it comes, making decisions in the moment.
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Using global data The team has completed one round of its data analysis and will continue to reveal more insight as it comes.
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It doesn't scale all that well as it comes to both people inside of a firm and the capital you deploy into companies.
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Use a more holistic approach, appreciating what you have, as well as the flow of money as it comes in and goes out.
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He is my love and we have been a team for nearly 40 years ... I will be taking each day as it comes.
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FABER: GLOBAL SUPPLY -- YOU ARE AS GLOBAL A COMPANY AS IT COMES WITH A GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN, MANUFACTURING IN PLACES AROUND THE WORLD.
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If you really wanted to, you could use DeepLens as a low-powered desktop machine as it comes with Ubuntu 16.04 pre-installed.
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Candela told Reuters the AI for monitoring live video is still in the research phase, however, as it comes up against two challenges.
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The misogyny among those who regard themselves as gender equitable can be particularly pernicious as it comes disguised in varied and subtle forms.
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The framework is intended to create consistency across studies of different treatments so the data can be compared directly as it comes in.
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"Take life as it comes, be proactive on issues when you can and be thankful for the place we call home, Yuma County."
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" He added: "I guess you could think we just constantly lie, but I'm trying to convince you it's as sincere as it comes.
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" It's a sinister flow, though, at least as it comes across to me in lines like "I massage, and reality penetrates my heart.
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Clark warbles "I don't turn off what turns me on," not asking for permission for her desires—consuming it all as it comes.
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Tip this dressing over the aubergine and tofu as soon as it comes out of the oven, then scatter with the sesame seeds.
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The one thing you can do is do what you are doing the best you can and you take it as it comes.
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This is something that might be politically impossible after Thursday's vote as it comes with the requirement of the freedom of movement of people.
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"This can potentially escalate the conflict, as it comes comes amidst tense political negotiations," said Adam Baron of the European Council for Foreign Relations.
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An electronic tag is affixed to each fish as it comes on board a vessel, which automatically registers at the dock and processing facility.
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LORETTA MESTER: No. You know, I fully support our patient approach to looking at what the data is telling us as it comes in.
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For now, Obama remains similarly tight-lipped on most aspects of Clinton's record, even as it comes under fire from Sanders and his campaign.
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But, as it comes into contact with other places, it can stop doing the things it is especially bad at relative to people elsewhere.
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So, you have to take that as it comes in terms of watching for data, it signals it's having an effect on the economy.
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"We will play it by ear," the source said, invoking an idiom that translates to blocking a punch or a kick as it comes.
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What makes this version stand out is that it's basically a small data center rack that lets you process data as it comes in.
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The crash raised concern over the model's safety as it comes less than six months after another deadly crash involving the 737 MAX 8.
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Leaked information is inherently one-sided and rarely paints the full picture of what's going on as it comes from someone with an agenda.
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Altucher does take issue with the word "happiness," as it comes from the same root as happenstance, something that takes place outside of yourself.
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"The usage of Venezuela's oil, which we are supplying to refineries in India, was allowed as it comes from pre-payed contracts," he said.
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Here, watch as Soko tells her younger self to not grow up so fast and, instead, just try to experience life as it comes.
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We will continue in dialogue with one another and our constituents in the coming days, and evaluate additional information as it comes to light.
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If you want to use it help pay down debts, try putting the money directly towards those debts as soon as it comes in.
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Residents of Northern Ireland expressed relief after the breakthrough, especially as it comes in time for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union on Jan.
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It applied both to full releases of the gas and to flaring, the process of burning gas as it comes out of the well.
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"I think Uber has kind of become the verb as far as it comes to transportation, whether you're taking a taxi or Lyft," he said.
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Yes, you read that right: You'll be able to track the exact location of your pizza on a map as it comes to your home.
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Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams may play siblings on Game of Thrones, but their off-screen bond is as close to sisterhood as it comes.
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I mean strength as in vulnerability, feeling it all, taking it as it comes and dancing even with a hospital grade pad in my underwear.
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Like the old Apollo flights, New Shepherd uses a triple parachute combo to add drag to the capsule as it comes in for a touchdown.
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Biden's remark that he has "nothing against Amazon" raised eyebrows, as it comes amid a furious backlash in Washington against the country's top tech giants.
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"I do not believe that would illuminate [the judicial philosophy] as it comes to Brett Kavanaugh," Ullyot said when asked about the staff secretary documents.
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The right-wing media is in a transition phase, as it comes out of eight years in the opposition and morphs into the new mainstream.
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When it comes to conspiracy theories, the one being pushed on Twitter surrounding Time's Person of the Year is as intentionally hilarious as it comes.
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It's a great option if you're new to action cameras as it comes with accessories, and you won't need to upgrade it for a while.
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The timing of Perry's departure is sure to raise eyebrows, particularly as it comes amid growing scrutiny of Trump officials who were involved with Ukraine.
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The carbon fibre frame, weighing about as much as a human brain (1.4kg), is delivered just as it comes out of the mould, jet-black.
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If you're a glutton for challenging games, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice hangs with the likes of Dark Souls, as it comes from the same developer.
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Though he used the space as a platform to amplify the voice of his community, he recognizes the value in accepting change as it comes.
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I've learned not to really look into the future too much, I try to live every day as it comes and 2016 is a good year.
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Why waste time waiting to order and for your food to be cooked when you could just show up as it comes out of the oven?
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Weber is the latest departure to hit BlueMountain, which over the past year has seen turbulence as it comes under a new corporate owner, Assured Guaranty.
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This is earlier than some had expected, as it comes before French and German elections in May and September respectively, and before the next Queen's Speech.
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"I'm very excited about investing in that area, about building prototypes and bringing our gaming products to that hardware as it comes to market," he said.
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"There's no way to put a number on it ... We'll grapple with it, we'll address each of these (legal issues) as it comes through," Shrewsberry said.
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There are no warnings indicating an incoming payment might be fraudulent, and in most cases, no way to halt a suspicious transaction as it comes in.
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Chuck Schumer runs to the Senate floor to immediately defend Comey except as it comes to Hillary Clinton and says and starts talking about the report.
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The OPEC member North African country has been trying to cut its imports bill as it comes under financial pressure after a fall in energy earnings.
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Already struggling to bring in cash, the gradual rise in interest rates will make it tougher for them to refinance their debt as it comes due.
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"We need to educate the next generation on filial piety, no matter how you show it, as long as it comes from the heart," Yuen added.
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Now I want Apple to go to the next level and start anticipating the stuff I want to listen to as soon as it comes out.
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The boost in sales likely only aggravates retail incumbents — particularly as it comes days after the US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin declared that Amazon "destroyed" retail.
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As it comes through the top of the opponent's guard like Andy Hugs' axe kick it is always a scary proposition for the men he faces.
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In the end, this "Atlas" was an experience a little cooler than the original production — as it comes across on video, at least — but still radiant.
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I usually just watch everything as soon as it comes out, and Bethany's very picky and doesn't usually make it all the way through a movie.
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As it comes out of stealth today, Covariant has announced a raft of private backers, including some of the most high-profile names in AI research.
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Oakland is hoping to avoid a three-game sweep, as well as its sixth loss in seven road contests, as it comes off an 11-hit effort.
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It's nice being someone who can give it a kick up the ass and then scurry around the corner and write about it as it comes around.
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But that's about where its traditional features end, as it comes loaded with a 4K touchscreen and 10-speaker sound system you won't find on any iMac.
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Still, the studio is interrupted electronically all day by the hum and whirl of calamity as it comes through the computer, the radio, and my news feeds.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah on Friday called on its supporters to donate money as it comes under increasing pressure from Western sanctions intended to isolate it financially.
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" Before John died, Debbie tweeted earlier this week that she would not be in Washington, D.C., and was home with him "taking each day as it comes.
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"We will continue in dialogue with one another and our constituents in the coming days, and evaluate additional information as it comes to light," their letter says.
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Possible Impediments to Solar Energy Growth Legislation such as the Clean Air Act passed in 1955 favor renewable energy production as it comes with no pollutant emissions.
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The difficulty in creating a truly heartwarming dating show doesn't come so much from the people being watched as it comes from the people who are watching.
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The thawing of relations with Russia has raised eyebrows in the West as it comes at a time of strained relations between Turkey and its European neighbors.
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This legislation has strong bipartisan support and the votes in the Senate and the House to pass this bill as soon as it comes to the floor.
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BOGOTA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Colombia's largest private oil producer Pacific Exploration & Production is working to avoid default on bond payments as it comes up against a Feb.
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"We want to ensure that the IRS has a robust and visible presence as it comes to tax enforcement," Hylton said in an interview with The Hill.
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If this is the case, and your kid is especially young, Taft suggests acting as a filter, either deleting or reporting harmful content as it comes up.
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On one hand, you can watch the creep of death and it rounds third base and knocks you over as it comes screeching in for the home run.
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It's colorless and odorless, and it's so cold that it turns water droplets into a vapor as soon as it comes into contact with air at room temperature.
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The Apple Store currently shows a six-week shipping timeframe, so your best bet is hoping to catch a shipment as It comes in at the Apple Store.
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The release of the short film seems particularly apt, as it comes on the heels of Watson herself being dismissed in a condescending column published in The Sun.
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Titled "Whippin Excursion," the track is full of energy and explosive lyrics that will make you want to turn up the speakers as soon as it comes on.
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I think of Justice Kagan as a little bit like my old boss Justice Stevens—a common-law judge who takes each case as it comes to her.
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"This is from a woman, with all due respect to her, is not exactly rock solid as it comes to following the letter of the law," he said.
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The Bonvoy Bold is great for beginners, as it comes with no annual fee and qualifies the cardholder for Silver elite status with 15 annual elite night credits.
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The stores also lack dividing walls once inside, making the space feel more open and making it easier for employees to reconfigure inventory as it comes and goes.
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The European Central Bank published a report for the first time on Monday of its corporate bond purchases, as it comes under pressure to taper its buying program.
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I tested how hot the water gets as it comes out of the nozzle, and my thermometer showed a top temperature of 2200 degrees, which is pretty good.
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Make sure we're not in your spam list on your email so you get consistent updates from us and we'll furnish you with information as it comes through.
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And though it will require testing the company's new flagship, the LG G2490X ThinQ, might finally fare better in that department, as it comes with a 2169,000mAh battery.
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With the Oh Sees, it's about knowing that, with such a wealth of material, it's best to match their nomadic nature and take it all as it comes.
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Taking each day as it comes has always been part of Glass's routine, and so he isn't about to change a formula that has served him so well.
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This contrast between clear, unobstructed light, as it comes through ordinary transparent glass, and the bluish light that appears when glass is etched, reoccurs often in his reliefs.
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And the reality is a lot of them are just kind of dealing with it as it comes as opposed to having a plan — which is not good.
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Graham Griffiths, a senior analyst at Control Risks Middle East, said the announcement was potentially important as it comes in response to the coalition's pausing of Hodeidah operations.
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The poll probably carries an extra sting for Trump, whose pride will surely be wounded by the announcement, as it comes as Trump attacked his predecessor on — where else?
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The seizures come at those moments when I press too hard, when I can't remind myself to breathe, when I can't lean back and accept life as it comes.
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If you're a die-hard GBBO fan who needs each episode right as it comes, GBBO's new home, Channel 4, does have a live streaming service on their website.
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Using the forum, the company will solicit ideas for a new mobile device set to launch next, providing step by step updates on the process as it comes together.
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The base tweeted Thursday morning, instructing all personnel at the base in Washington's Maryland suburbs to shelter in place and says more information will be released as it comes.
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The decision to drop GSP is also ill-timed as it comes in the middle of elections in India, hampering the country's ability to negotiate further, the source added.
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The key may be that folks like Gayle and Charlie deal with each new stressful thing as it comes, rather than letting them pile up and get totally overwhelming.
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"You've got the deputy attorney general who I would say is about as independent as it comes, due to the fact that he has such bipartisan support," she added.
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Death was part of life for many of the older people who often said they were taking each day as it comes and not worrying too much about tomorrow.
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Instead of spending the surplus money as it comes, set up systems of set-asides and practice budgeting regular amounts each month or biweekly like you would a paycheck.
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But this appearance at Rutgers is notable as it comes on the heels of the sexual harassment allegations being made against Weinstein -- a longtime Democratic Party supporter and donor.
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As it comes to a boil, add to the pot as many stemmed and chopped greens as you need to feed your crowd, and cover the pot to steam.
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That's partly why critics have decried Johnson's five-week ask as unprecedented and an attempted "coup," particularly as it comes just weeks ahead of the UK's scheduled departure date.
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Perry in Dems' sights: The timing of Perry's departure is sure to raise eyebrows, particularly as it comes amid growing scrutiny of Trump officials who were involved with Ukraine.
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And while there's bewilderment that one of their own would start this, there is also concern their town will not be understood as it comes under a national spotlight.
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As it comes time for Melmotte to face the music, he makes a grand display of himself before members of Parliament, smoking a cigar as if nothing is wrong.
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Aadsen thanks each animal as it comes aboard before she slices its gills to bleed, before she cleans it and places it in the hold below the Nerka's deck.
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The new coronavirus, which could lead to a type of pneumonia, has sparked alarm as it comes from the same family of viruses as SARS, which killed nearly 800.
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As the man who plays Diogo, Rotilio is as close as it comes to a native speaker of Belter, the constructed language of the oppressed working class on The Expanse.
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The Speakerhat was also made with gamers in mind, as it comes with "multiplayer mode," which allows several asshats to connect their asshats and listen to the same audio stream.
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"This warm water is at the surface as it comes up [from the south] and then it drops under the ice as it goes into the Arctic Ocean," says Wagner.
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"You've just got to take every day as it comes, and try and see if you make the best of the lot you've been given," she explained on The Project.
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Just insert the pit of your most recently eaten avocado into the pod, float it in a water bath, place on a windowsill, and watch as it comes to life.
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Whatever else comes next with Tristan, or really anything, she'll deal with it as it comes, but she will not let anything affect this amazing time with her little girl.
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President Donald Trump is quick to use the term "fake news," but in reality a lot of what he himself says is as fake, misleading, and inaccurate as it comes.
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There's been no official word on just why Cardi received such a generous gift, but we reached out to Chipotle for comment and will update with information as it comes.
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Whatever you do, skip over the ultimate breakfast platter, which appears more appropriate for a group, as it comes with scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage, a biscuit and three pancakes.
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Similarly, people are nostalgic for Obama's presidency already and his book will tap into that energy as long as it comes out in the next three and a half years.
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It will automatically connect you to the best network as it comes into range and offers you incredibly detailed information including encryption types, beacon intervals, vendor, channel bands, and more.
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Each ball will start with an initial exit velocity that depends on the rotation of the sprinkler and the speed of the water as it comes out of the tube.
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His lavash is so hot, as it comes off the griddle and gets whisked to your table, that your fingers tell you to wait a minute before tearing into it.
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While it may be tempting to try and hash out a conflict over text as soon as it comes up, discussing in person will lead to higher levels of happiness.
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The industry is unlikely to celebrate the gain, as it comes against a weak total from 2017, when hurricanes Irma and Harvey depressed sales in southeastern states and in Texas.
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This option works best for anyone who already owns a punching bag and gloves as it comes with just one pair of punch trackers and one set of quick wraps.
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It's as counterfeit as it comes, but just when you think it couldn't get more artificial, Harriet and Anne are joined by Brenda (AnnJewel Lee Dixon), a young black girl.
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You can find them on StockX for as much as $3,500, but the average sale price for them is a bit more affordable as it comes to around $2,33. 8.
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And it doesn't come from any kind of rebellious streak as much as it comes from a sense of conviction that I believe in this and I want to pursue it.
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The ADP/Moody's count is used as a yardstick to gauge the broader employment picture as it comes two days before the Labor Department releases its closely watched nonfarm payrolls report.
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Software is eating the world, and today a startup that's taking this maxim to the world of telecoms has raised a big round of funding as it comes out of stealth.
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Getting something like Pi-Hole up and running does take a bit of time and effort, but it gives you more control over the internet as it comes into your home.
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"The group is resorting more and more to mass-casualty violence as it comes under heavy pressure from multiple angles," said Matthew Henman, head of IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center.
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All that helped raise the film's profile as it comes out in a cultural moment defined by a heightened awareness of the complicated matters of race, class, police violence, and gentrification.
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Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, government officials need to do an even better job of getting out in front of the tech and supporting it as it comes down the road.
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We always take a good look at what we can get away with, legally speaking, and then if we do end up getting sued, we deal with that as it comes.
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Commerzbank said in November that Blessing would step down from the role by October 2016, leaving Germany's second-largest lender seeking a new CEO as it comes out of a turnaround.
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Instead, the memristor circuit is able to take in data as it comes and start building up its internal codes right away rather than waiting around for the whole big dataset.
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We may be facing the strongest rise of anti-Semitism in decades, as it comes from both directions — from the leaders to the masses, and from the masses to the leaders.
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In fact, one of Ellie's favorite things to do in the tub is stand in front of the spout and catch the water as it comes out of the whale's mouth.
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As long as it comes out of a prominent politician's mouth, they report and repeat it as if it's a reasonable point of view, regardless of the evidence (or lack thereof).
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But you know, as it comes around, he&aposs done a tremendous amount of work and the tremendous a lot of good has come out of his tweet on other topics.
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I can go down to the docks and buy green coffee as it comes in and start selling date-nut sandwiches made from the nuts and coffee to drink with it.
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What's better for the chef is also better for the fish: ikejime involves ending the fish's life in the least stressful way, as soon as it comes out of the water.
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The bulkier Echo, meanwhile, is designed to be the central speaker in Alexa's core home market, as it comes with a woofer and a higher-quality speaker than the original Echo.
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For a company with a culture of consensus, the abruptness of his sacking—the board did not even give him the option of stepping down—is about as brutal as it comes.
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The smaller speaker is intended to be more portable, as it comes with a handle, and you can choose to add a battery pack for up to 10 hours of battery life.
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Kim and Khloé's Pick: Chinese Chicken Salad While Kim prefers her salad as it comes on the menu, Khloé steps hers up a notch by subbing in organic chicken and adding avocado.
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More information about all of the new things to come in Battle of Azeroth will be shared later at BlizzCon, and we will update this article with more information as it comes.
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So I use new strength as it comes to change the way we can do it, staying aware of what I'm getting back and what it can change in our sex life.
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The timing of the meeting is notable, as it comes one week before the Chinese leader is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the G-20 summit in Japan.
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I did not buy an Apple Watch or Pebble, despite the cool factor, even though I always upgrade to the latest iPhone as soon as it comes out and the lines subside.
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I'm just kind of taking it as it comes, pretty much and hoping that when it's over, whatever these things happen in seasons, and right now I'm enjoying this one, you know?
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Every clause, every word, has its own cadence, but it's all a part of a wider process, a sentence or an idea that can change shape as soon as it comes on.
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They buy their house in the New Jersey countryside and the Swede runs the glove factory in Newark, aided by Vicky (Uzo Aduba), and grapples with tragedy as it comes to him.
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The Berkshire estate's fishing story is an impressive one, as it comes with a River Thames frontage at Henley-on-Thames that is unusually private, thanks to a lack of public footpaths.
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BARCELONA — Catalonia's police force faces a crucial test of its autonomy on Sunday, as it comes under orders from the national government in Madrid to prevent Catalans from voting on their independence.
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"If it was just me, I'd stand pat where we are and I'd try to react to data as it comes in," he said Friday in an interview with CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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"It's just a classic case of trying to stay in the moment and take each shot as it comes," said Fleetwood, bidding for his second Race to Dubai title in three years.
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Drivers have again been rushing to filling stations, causing long queues in some cities, on fears that this strike could be worse as it comes at the height of the summer tourist season.
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Most of the time, artists at a stage in their careers this early will stick to 'taking it as it comes' lines, appearing less concerned about how much may hinge on one release.
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It was the beginning of a new phase of my life, one during which I would learn how to work with my panic to overcome each overwhelming wave of fear as it comes.
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An international group of state agencies known as the IADC has picked this space station to track as it comes down, and following its descent will allow them to refine their prediction models.
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Ok, it's not a dog—it's a kangaroo—but just check out this fascinating creature as it comes up against what surely must be the natural born foe of marsupials: the golf flag.
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Unlike Coachella, which appeals to neo-bohemian rich kids and celebrities obsessed with fringe and desert-ready boots, or Bonnaroo, which embraces a grungier hippy aesthetic, Lollapalooza is as straightforward as it comes.
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Her story shows how a myopic fascination with numeric targets, which caused so much harm as our prescribing went up, is likely to cause just as much harm as it comes back down.
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The timing of Sunday's attacks also raises alarm bells, as it comes within weeks of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting that the group has perversely used as a time for increased attacks.
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Mahamoud said the religious ban - which coincided with the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM - was timely as it comes weeks before a bill outlawing the practice is expected to before parliament.
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The ideal Eero customer probably lives in a large house full of Crate and Barrel furniture—actually, CB2 is more likely—and likes to buy the newest iPhone as soon as it comes out.
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The Nokia 6 is priced competitively and this will be key as it comes up against the likes of Vivo and Oppo who have been known to produce high-spec phones at low prices.
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Some who see dark clouds for the industry advocate placing it under the control of a single person, at least as it comes to drug testing for the horses to crack down on cheating.
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I have been an Apple fanatic since my dad bought us an Apple II+ back in the early 80s and I am the guy buying every new product as soon as it comes out.
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There's a need to keep up with the information as it comes and the brain becomes wired to flip from one thing to the next just as we would TV channels with a remote.
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And candidates with political inclinations have extra incentive to covet this particular seat, as it comes with a chance to tilt the ideological balance of the court and shape the nation's future for decades.
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The report notes that ISIS attacks outside its territory are becoming increasingly important as it comes under greater pressure from the US-led coalition and notes that social media remains vital to its recruitment.
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Yes, life is ever-evolving, so we do need to prepare for the future, but this should also remind us of the need to take life as it comes, one day at a time.
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When asked how she handles the balance of wanting her daughter Genesis to have more than Davis did growing up and appreciating it as it comes, the actress admits it's a never-ending challenge.
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SEOUL, Feb 18 (Reuters) - South Korea President Moon Jae-in said on Tuesday the government should make an all-out effort to boost the economy as it comes under pressure from a coronavirus outbreak.
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The move is well-timed, as it comes ahead of an expected visit by U.S. President Donald Trump to China later this year, said Callum Henderson, managing director at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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You start off overawed by the scale of your challenge, grovel through dark times taking each hill and paragraph as it comes, and eventually, hollowed out and blinking in disbelief, stumble over the line.
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The only way for me to get anywhere is to hug the railing and stare straight ahead, considering each next step as it comes, ignoring the impulse to throw myself down the open center.
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The so-called supermoon appears up to 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter as it comes about 73,000 miles closer to the Earth than average, though to the casual observer, the increase appears slight.
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As the paper explains: The move assumes significance, as it comes soon after an on-board incident in Air India's Mumbai-Newark flight late last month where a flyer reportedly groped a woman co-passenger.
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As it comes under increasing pressure from lawmakers and public health advocates that it take action to clamp down on anti-vaccine misinformation, Facebook continues to allow people and groups to run ads promoting it.
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For a company with a culture of consensus, the abruptness of his sacking on October 24th—the board did not even give him the option of stepping down—is about as brutal as it comes.
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Not just ISIS: Boko Haram, other terror groups jockey for power Sources believe the timing of this new video is no coincidence as it comes on the back of a leadership crisis within Boko Haram.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would skip Thursday's key Republican debate on Fox News, even as it comes only days before the beginning of presidential voting with the Iowa caucuses.
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"They are taking each week as it comes and just enjoying each other's company but it's fair to say that they love seeing each other and there's a definite chemistry between them," the insider said.
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"If it was just me I'd stand pat where we are and I'd try to react to data as it comes in," Bullard told CNBC at an annual central bankers' conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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The capex slump is particularly worrying as it comes at a time of cooling global growth, a rising tide of protectionism and slowing company profits, all of which are putting a damper on business confidence.
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Rocky pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, and a judge at the Stockholm District Court has yet to come to a final decision on whether to sentence the American rapper as it comes to a close.
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What that means is that the racecourse is about a mile away from the first building, so we will still have time for the breeze to kind of reconnect as it comes through the city.
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Wight dragons = bad for business But in Season 8, the whole of Westeros will be forced to reckon with this northern threat, as it comes flying in to breathe icy flames all over the continent.
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Danilo Djuricic was as efficient as it comes in a supporting role, Nate Darling came through in a big way in the final two games, and Wigginton was his usual solid self at the point.
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After all, as it comes from a country with one of the worst records of press freedom in the world, we just know that Manbang will find enthusiastic support from certain like-minded venture capitalists.
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The case is being closely watched as it comes on the heels of the FBI announcing it had been able to hack into an iPhone used by one of shooters in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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"To move ahead fairly and aggressively, that's the best way, in my opinion, to regain the trust of the world as it comes to the greater St. Louis area," he told St. Louis Public Radio.
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For some people like me, it can also reduce anxiety because you won't be concerned about everything going "according to plan" if there isn't any plan — you can just take each day as it comes.
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"It's keeping us all on tenterhooks," Andrew Fleming, of the British Antarctic Survey, told Reuters of the lengthening and widening rift, adding "it feels like a niggling tooth" of a child as it comes loose.
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According to Wright, the North Koreans can achieve the re-entry by making the nuclear-armed warhead "sort of blunt," which will allow it to slow down as it comes into the re-entry phase.
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But the colder, darker and gloomier the day, the more entitled I feel to plunge my spoon into the still-bubbling pan as soon as it comes out of the oven, devouring bite after bite.
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The bottom line: Although Facebook needs to appease Wall Street as it comes off a string of controversies and navigates new changes to its products, its CEO was blunt about the challenges posed by this trend.
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Analysts said the surprise charges announced by GE had hurt the company's credibility with investors as it comes just two months after Chief Executive John Flannery issued a detailed plan to reset the company's financial targets.
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There are two fishermen at the ready at the side of the boat to draw in each fish off the line, removing any by-catch and throwing it back into the ocean as it comes in.
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You can listen to it on SoundCloud, but the best way to follow along is to subscribe on iTunes (or whichever podcast program you use) so you get each episode as soon as it comes out.
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A football-loving father mentoring his football-loving son is about as cliche as it comes, but cliches can be waved away with meaningful characterization, and—I know how ridiculous this sounds—Longshot pulls it off.
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The dispute between Japan and South Korea is "a lose-lose proposition" as it comes amid an ongoing global trade war that the U.S. and its trading partners are embroiled in, an economist said on Tuesday.
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Analysts have said the offer could be attractive to GrainCorp's shareholders as it comes amid a drought that has wilted crops across Australia's east coast, limiting the firm's ability to earn revenue from international grain trading.
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"When you have a solid earnings backdrop it makes it easier for investors to digest some of the bad news as it comes up," said Shawn Cruz, manager of trader strategy at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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Seeing as how Game of Thrones holds the honor of being the worlds' most pirated show for five years running, it makes sense that as it comes to a close, producers want to be more careful.
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The latest solid showing from the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer should ease investor concerns over weak global demand, as it comes on the heels of Apple's positive earnings forecast for the year-end holiday quarter.
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Trump's Monday tweet has garnered significant criticism, particularly as it comes after a series of pipe bombs were mailed to prominent Democrats and CNN, and after a shooting that left 11 dead at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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The latest solid showing from the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer should ease investor concerns over weak global demand, as it comes on the heels of Apple's positive earnings forecast for the year-end holiday quarter.
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But while eating dinner one night with her boyfriend, the mother of four's face showcases her disappointment when Chris says that he's "just [taking] it as it comes" in reference to the future of their relationship.
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As he showed in his earlier books "1491" and "1493" Mann's storytelling skills are unmatched — the sprightly tempo with which this book unfolds, each question answered as it comes to mind, makes for pure pleasure reading.
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"Make sure the line is super-thin in the inner corner, slightly thicker as it comes to the outer corner, and wing it up just a little bit to lift and open the eyes," she said.
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"It was as non-nefarious as it comes since the NATO mentality was if you attack one you attack all and it shouldn't just fall on the U.S. to defend Ukraine," Miller said of the changes.
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Britain has yet to respond to Putin's victory as it comes when U.K.-Russia relations have hit a new low following the attempted murder of a former Russian double agent on British soil in early March.
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During the interview, Clarida used variations of the "meeting by meeting" theme several times as he sought to convey that committee members are basing their views on data as it comes in and will remain flexible.
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Risks of a no-confidence vote in the new Conservative government as soon as it comes back from the summer recess, or an early election are two of the many scenarios investors envision happening as a Oct.
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Now, there are a lot of questions about that in actual fact, and there&aposs none as it comes to -- out of these two indictments and his guilty plea; nothing to do with the campaign or collusion.
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"The dialogue with the new administration as it comes in about how they see energy research will be important...the general idea that research is a good deal fortunately is not a partisan thing," Gates told Quartz.
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The move is particularly striking as it comes before an up to 4.5 billion euro auction of five-year and 10-year bonds - normally, yields rise before an auction as investors make room for the new supply.
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"This is a step in the right direction as it comes at a time when other chains are also improving their images and turning restaurants into places where people can linger and enjoy their time," Saunders said.
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The deal's cancellation is leading to concerns that Japan and South Korea could be less prepared for aggression from North Korea, as it comes in the midst of a series of short-range projectile launches by Pyongyang.
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In fact, in Miss Americana, we get to watch as she and Jack Antonoff actively write one of the songs Swift released about her relationship with Alwyn — a wide smile across her face as it comes together.
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But this stuff is best used to create a defensive perimeter against infiltration, and as it comes in a gallon-sized container with a powered spray wand, go ahead and apply a heavy dose around your property.
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These people, including present and former aides and a former minister, portray her as someone who meets criticism, catastrophe and success with the same even response - take each day as it comes and get back to work.
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"With video Dozr will be able to show the condition of equipment as it leaves and as it comes back to a renter, or even how it is used when it's on the job site," Kevin Forestell said.
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But this year's epidemic, which has already hit at least 10 urban areas including the capital Kinshasa, is particularly worrying as it comes as about 1.4 million people have been displaced by violence in the central Kasai region.
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Spike Lee's adaptation of Lysistrada only got a month in theaters and fell largely under the radar of most audiences and awards shows, but this Amazon Studios original could find a niche as it comes home to Prime.
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Although everyone made it safely to the ground, the news is harrowing as it comes less than a month after a passenger was killed when the engine on another Southwest plane exploded in the middle of a flight.
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EveryTeam serves as a sort of hub for all of the documents and core information about a company — a kind of living library that adapts over time and can easily suck in new information as it comes about.
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" He added that the timing from China's perspective "could not be any better," as it comes amid the trade talks with the US and "shows Beijing clearly has a North Korea card to play if it sees fit.
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Large families or those with many bags may find the valet option to be worth it as it comes with the ability to drop your car right at the resort entrance and take advantage of curbside bell service.
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Senior executives at Beijing-based Bytedance—a startup valued at $75 billion, which owns numerous apps including TikTok—have been brainstorming ideas to rebrand TikTok as it comes under mounting scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over national-security concerns.
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Raqqa's uncertain political future, as it comes under the sway of Kurdish-led forces which neighbor Turkey opposes, and is still coveted by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, is partly what has made coalition countries hesitate, diplomats say.
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Knausgaard's work is not focused on the endless dilation of a specific life; it's not focused on a personal story, or even the personal in a story like this one, as close as it comes to personal tragedy.
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The timing "appears at least strange as it comes within days of our calling a strike in Portugal and as the company is telling staff its passenger numbers have risen 9% in July from a year earlier," Gandra said.
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It makes complete sense that the "guts" line was from the comic book, because the shot of Negan and his ridiculous knife towering over the disemboweled Spencer is about as over-the-top comic book-y as it comes.
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He defended the administration's commitment to Israel, arguing that "no American administration has done more for Israel's security than Barack Obama's" and noting that Netanyahu has acknowledged as much as it comes to US security cooperation and military aid.
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This is weighing on profits in the sector as it comes when automakers are also having to invest heavily in new technologies including electric cars, autonomous driving and ride-sharing services to survive a shift away from car ownership.
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Ellis made it clear that he generally believes that prosecutors' motives are not relevant at trial, but said Manafort's lawyers could approach him during the trial, to make the argument in its "then-living color" as it comes up.
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"His departure is clearly a setback for the stock, not least as it comes on the back of questions over the governance in its Chinese operations in 2016 and senior management departures in 2017," Barclays said in a note.
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The nomination battle will likely ignite a firestorm on Capitol Hill as it comes just a year after Republicans changed the rules of the Senate in order to push through the nomination of Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first nominee.
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The Nitro Cold Brew is created by infusing nitrogen into the company's signature drink which is "smooth in texture, naturally sweet, and slow-steeped for 20 hours" as it comes out from the tap, a Starbucks rep tells PEOPLE.
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With an electric (as opposed to hand cranked) pasta machine, you can stand pretty far away and gather the dough as it comes out of the machine, gently folding it over onto itself, so it looks like ribbon candy.
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But now Dr. Molina, a Democrat who took over Molina Healthcare in 1996 and runs it with his brother and sister, is warily watching the Republicans' bill in the House as it comes to an expected vote on Thursday.
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But part of me wants to go back to a time of a little mystery, to a time when we'd just deal with each parenting stage as it comes up rather than always knowing the exact horror that's coming next.
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In Florence's case, the hurricane's slow, forward motion as it comes ashore raises the possibility that some areas could see an extended duration of hurricane-force winds, which would maximize property damage and infrastructure problems, particularly to the electric grid.
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I really enjoy the challenges it provides and sometimes it's a breath of fresh air where you get new blood so to speak and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't so you just kind of take it as it comes.
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We want to see the data as it comes in, but you know in terms of let's be on hold for now while we learn about what's going on in the economy, I think it's the right place to be.
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"Investors are particularly concerned at this latest suggestion of disunity in the government as it comes days after the latest round of Brexit talks showed little progress," said William Anderson Jones, head of UK corporate dealing at RationalFX, a brokerage.
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But the scandal surrounding him has still sent a jolt through the rural Southwestern state as it comes under scrutiny for laws that allowed him to avoid registering as a sex offender following a guilty plea a decade ago in Florida.
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It had a first-day pop of 36 percent; however, with only 200,000 paying customers compared to its 4013 million users, I would be hesitant to rush in to buy, even as it comes off that year-to-date high considerably.
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Kellerman, for his part, casts his difference with Smith in terms of Isaiah Berlin's famous dichotomy between foxes—nimble empirical machines who address each problem as it comes—and hedgehogs, who strain their understanding of the world through grand interpretive frameworks.
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RELATED: Trump reiterates he wants DACA as long as it comes with border wall Perhaps an even thornier issue is what to do about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), which is set to expire in early March.
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The overture doesn't mean Sudan is completely off the hook, as it comes with a six-month review period: If Sudan falls short, sanctions can be fully restored pending a trial period that ends several months into Donald Trump's presidency.
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the significant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," the firm added.
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PARIS(Reuters) - France's fourth-quarter jobless total fell by 1.7 percent from the third quarter, according to data from the Labour Ministry on Monday, offering some relief to President Macron's government as it comes under pressure from a wave of strikes.
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The real way to get Popeyes's chicken sandwich as soon as it comes back in stock, though — and please get it from the restaurant and not from some rando online — is to download the Popeyes app and turn on push notifications.
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Administrative Law Judge Paul Bogas in Detroit on Tuesday said that profanity is protected by the National Labor Relations Act as long as it comes in the context of airing workplace grievances and is not accompanied by threats or intimidation.
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On the outlook for the group, Jimenez said on Wednesday that Novartis would resume growth only in 2764 as it comes out from under its top-selling blood cancer drug Gleevec's patent expiration and as newer drugs including psoriasis medication Cosentyx take off.
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I suspect it's because the anaqua tree in the old corral has grown enough to block the fixed signal as it comes in from the cellular tower in town, and I currently don't have time to trim it or chop it down.
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Intel: Intel has struggled of late as it comes to making headway in the mobile market — most prominently, the company's modems appear in some iPhone models (and possibly all of this year's models) — but they've tended to perform worse than their Qualcomm counterparts.
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The timing of the strike action may come as a surprise to some as it comes just days after the passage of a historic Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill in both houses of parliament that would simplify India's byzantine tax system.
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This is likely why the weak "granny knot" fails so quickly: as one free end is pulled, it sticks to itself as it is running back through the constricting knot, and pulls part of its loop with it as it comes through.
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And yet there is a certain low-intensity dramatic tension to watching him do it, if only because you get the sense that Smith himself is hearing about this opinion for the first time only as it comes out of his mouth.
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Their plight offers a stark illustration of this insular nation's approach to refugees as it comes under pressure to admit more amid the world's worst migration crisis since World War II. Japan values ethnic homogeneity and has long guarded fiercely against outsiders.
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The big picture: Officials say they are keeping a watchful eye on this new species, particularly as it comes amid a concerning growth in other tick populations across the U.S., primarily due to warmer temperatures and a greater mobility of people and animals.
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Huawei is launching a new foldable phone, the Mate Xs. Unfortunately, it's not going to matter much for customers in the U.S. and Europe, as it comes without Google apps, making it dead in the water in most markets outside of China.
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Trump stressed Wednesday that he does not want to abandon Riyadh as it comes under increasing pressure to explain the disappearance of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, who has not been seen since entering the consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on October 2.
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I would hasten to add I think those lessons aren't going to be the lessons that we really need for whatever the next problem as it comes around, because I think those lessons, at least for now have been pretty well digested.
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"If you have a 50 percent increase in need in, say, San Francisco, Seattle, and Denver, while no change in Miami, Orlando, and Atlanta -- then as it comes across as a wave, you might actually be able to meet that need," he said.
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She says she's excited to meet Nick's mom (Juliette Lewis) and starts making plans to see the new Star Wars movie "as soon as it comes out" in December, placing us in mid-2015 ahead of the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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His assessment of the meeting raised eyebrows, as it comes less than two weeks after he and Trump announced their intention to withdraw the US from the Paris climate accord, a major environmental agreement negotiated under the Obama administration with nearly every country on Earth.
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He also hopes Fullscreen's SVOD service will be carried on platforms like Apple TV. The date of the release was also strategic, as it comes just a few weeks before the Digital New Fronts in New York and a few months ahead of VidCon.
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The meat is usually served as it comes, bone-in and skin-on; it's easy to tell what you are having when you get a chicken leg with the foot still attached, or the fish head is staring back at you from the pot.
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the signicant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the significant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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"You can't just comment on the news as it comes down the pipe or on the scandal of the day, you have to create a long-arc narrative, and I think that's something Steve Bannon might focus on in an intense way," he said.
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He declined to go into details, as the exact process is proprietary, but he explained that the most difficult part of the process is what his team calls "re-entering through the wall," as the booster has to survive extreme heat and pressures as it comes back.
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"To avoid that perception of outside influence, it's important that the Fed say that our future decisions are not on autopilot, that we are going to take an objective, clear look at the data as it comes in to decide where we go from here," he said.
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People become dug in, and if the administration doesn't take responsibility for ensuring that the debt limit gets raised – especially when Republicans control one of the Houses of Congress – then I think we could have markets truly on edge as it comes down to the wire.
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The comments come as Turkey mounts pressure on Washington for further concessions on the depth and oversight of the planned safe zone in the northeast, and as it comes under increasing pressure in Syria's northwest Idlib region where a Russian-backed government offensive has pressed north.
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The association also recently decided to formally urge the Department of Agriculture to adopt a broad definition of GMOs as it comes up with labeling regulations to ensure that products containing ingredients like high fructose corn syrup or soybean oil would be labeled and not exempted.
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"What the declining stock price indicates is that the information that was unknown to investors is of greater significance, obviously, because as it comes out the price of the stock is declining," said Robbins, who said he has been contacted by Wynn Resorts shareholders about the matter.
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"This is a temporary suspension while we continue to monitor the situation closely and analyse information as it comes to hand to determine the safety risks of continued operation of the Boeing 737 MAX," said Civil Aviation Authority Director of Civil Aviation Graeme Harris, in an emailed statement.
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Just on specs alone, the Mothership makes other high-priced gaming machines seem weak, as it comes with a brand new Nvidia RTX GPU (with 8GB of VRAM), a 20803-inch 144Hz G-sync display (with 3ms response time), and a six-core Intel core i9-8950HK CPU.
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The company claims that there will be new growth at its sites in Pittsburgh, New York, and Boulder over the next three years—part of a promise to expand its domestic footprint as it comes under fire in the U.S. for having such a large manufacturing presence in China.
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So I don't and I think the question is, as it comes together, and the platforms get known, that's when I think people can make their choice about the future-- WILFRED FROST: No, and I certainly get that, that broad view in terms of the economy needs to grow.
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The no-nonsense black box of gaming power is about as simple as it comes where the hardware is concerned, but based on the gameplay we saw at the Microsoft presser yesterday, the Xbox One X is currently the most powerful console in the world, in terms of specs.
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Eventually they settled on a juicy Guinea hen from D'Artagnan that is crisped up in a bath of oil (without any batter or coating) before being strafed, as it comes out of the fryer, with a rust-colored spice mix that includes paprika, cumin, Aleppo pepper and sugar.
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SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL: Well, you know, our -- our -- our Treasury Department is constantly evaluating intelligence as it comes in to look for targets, that is, people who are -- and -- and companies and entities and ships that are violating U.S. law, as well as the U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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"This is a temporary suspension while we continue to monitor the situation closely and analyze information as it comes to hand to determine the safety risks of continued operation of the Boeing 737 MAX," said Civil Aviation Authority Director of Civil Aviation Graeme Harris, in an emailed statement.
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"Basically every platform in the world that operates in the EU will have to identify all copyrighted content on their platform as it comes in, or go back and identify all of it," says Dubset chief strategy officer Bob Barbiere who's now Senior VP of Digital Rights for Pex.
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The company recently told The Verge it is focused on "optimizing management efficiency" in 2019 as it comes off of four years of "rapid growth," during which NIO created an all-electric supercar, designed and delivered its first production vehicle, and went public on the New York Stock Exchange.
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"We are always interested in finding images that really represent a particular photographer's unique way of seeing something," said Meaghan Looram, The Times's director of photography, who compiled the Year in Pictures for 10 years with Mr. Henson Scales and now reviews the project as it comes together.
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Roper emphasized to reporters that while the issue of the material and objects -- known as Foreign Object Debris, or FOD -- being left inside an aircraft as it comes off the production line is not a design or safety risk, it is a matter of great concern to the military.
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This is a timely accolade for the Philippines government, as it comes not long after then-President Elect Duterte was called by Obama with a gentle reminder that the two nations share human rights values, after a number of calls from Duterte condoning vigilante violence and reintroduction of the death penalty.
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Trump's confusing North Korea tweet While the US conducts bomber flights in the region on a routine basis, Tuesday's joint training mission is particularly noteworthy as it comes just one day after the death of Otto Warmbier -- a 22-year-old American who was detained in North Korea for 17 months.
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The storm was gaining strength and was expected to become a hurricane as it comes ashore late on Tuesday near the border between Louisiana and Mississippi, and drop as much as 8 inches (20 cm) of rain in some areas of the U.S. South still reeling from hurricanes a year ago.
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" William Anderson Jones, head of U.K. corporate dealing at currency trader RationalFX, maintained markets are wary of the ongoing uncertainty, saying in a note, "Investors are particularly concerned at this latest suggestion of disunity in the government as it comes days after the latest round of Brexit talks showed little progress.
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" Fauci was also skeptical that the end of the White House's initial 15-day social distancing period would be the appropriate time to ease restrictions, saying, "We'll take it as it comes, we'll look at it, and if we need to push the date forward, we will push the date forward.
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BUY: Roku's Streaming Stick on Amazon for $39.99 For live TV: Buy an HDTV antenna Streaming is great, and while many services get the latest episodes of the hottest shows up and ready to stream the day after they air, there's something special about watching something as it comes out.
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Here, isolated around these walls, are all the drawn movements towards its final creation, all the hesitations, all the intuitive thinking, all the components, as it comes into being: the savage shapes, the quick, brute strokes, the fissurings, the flattenings, the fierce anglings that would eventuate in the painting itself.
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Think of the money as a snowball getting larger as it is rolled up a mountain, then melting as it comes down the other side: Mr. Kroc amassed a huge fortune as McDonald's expanded; his wife spent the two decades after his death in 2225 giving most of it to philanthropic causes.
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But the brazen theft will still embarrass the Tretyakov, the museum with the most important collection of Russian art in Moscow, especially as it comes less than a year after another man attacked a revered Russian painting with a pole — piercing it in three places — after drinking vodka in the gallery's cafe.
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She also spoke with Zuckerberg General's chief executive, who said the hospital is taking steps to begin accepting private insurance and to lower costs for some patients: As it comes up with a plan, the hospital has begun pursuing contracts with private insurance companies, though CEO Susan Ehrlich wouldn't say which ones or how many.
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That could be sitting on the actual device doing inference — like a car analyzing live video as it comes in to determine whether or not you're about to run over a squirrel — or helping optimize machine training to improve the accuracy of the models that tell you whether or not that's a squirrel you're about to run over.
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"You know we saw an end of the year that was very strong - double-digit growth - and now it continues, so every month is a record month for us," he told CNBC in an interview broadcast on Tuesday, adding that the Swiss franc is helping as it comes back to levels seen around 3-4 years ago.
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One colleague is calling publicists to ask for insider information or a comment, others are checking with sources who might know the actors, and a writer might be putting together a story based on how we think it will turn out, so all we will need to do is plug in reporting as it comes in.
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Bennet has said for now, he only supports an impeachment inquiry, and has said his position as a senator who could be involved in a potential Trump trial and his membership on the Senate Intelligence Committee means he has to carefully examine the evidence as it comes, while reserving judgment: I support the decision to open an impeachment inquiry.
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Here's a neat little summary of the back-and-forth: Although it doesn't look like it hit him, the pitch did go behind Arenado and Nolan didn't take too kindly to it: Notice that Arenado does a great job ducking Perdomo's glove as it comes sailing over his head, and notice that Perdomo, in turn, ducks Arenado's fist.
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SO THESE ARE ALL NEAR TERM ACTIVITIES WHILE I CAN'T GIVE YOU A SPECIFIC TIMELINE, I CAN TELL YOU IT'S A VERY ACTIVE DAY-TO-DAY ENGAGEMENT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND A LOT OF TIME WITH OUR CUSTOMERS TO MAKE SURE THEY'RE CONFIDENT IN THE PLANE AS IT COMES BACK UP. LEBEAU: ARE YOU EVER OUT AND HEAR PEOPLE TALK ABOUT THE MAX?
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There is, on the one hand, an impulse in Democratic quarters to cast their party as defenders of the honor and integrity of federal law enforcement as it comes under attack from the GOP, and on the other hand a counter-impulse to join in the pile-on against an agency that the left has long criticized for a wide range of misconduct.
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The metadata — who, or what (as in a business), you're talking to, and even where you are or what time the conversation is taking place as it comes together with other pieces of information — provides more than enough information to make a very educated guess about what you're interested in, to the point that knowing specifically what you are saying adds almost nothing.
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Slack isn't operating alone in this space as it comes up against Microsoft Teams and Workplace by Facebook, among others, but it is clearly part of this new wave of enterprise communications tools that is picking up where players like Jive (which went public in 2011) and Yammer (which was sold to Microsoft in 2012 for $1.2 billion) have left off.
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"It is just the way it works, as it comes down to the fact that people want access to national leaders in the country, and unfortunately in the past, be it Billy Carter, Neil Bush or Roger Clinton, relatives become vehicles to accomplishing that," Mr. Schweizer added, referring to relatives in past administrations who drew scrutiny because of their business activities.
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Ironically, you assert that "Americans [don't] see an urgent need for their tax dollars to be used to bankroll robocalls and attack ads," yet in heralding Supreme Court decisions like Citizens United and supporting the deregulation of campaign finance, you seem to have no problem with more money being inserted into our political system so long as it comes from wealthy interests who can obscure their identities.
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If you want to follow along with all the news as it comes, here's where you can do it: Keynote starting time: New York: 4PM / San Francisco: 1PM / London: 9PM / Berlin: 10PM / Moscow: 11PM / New Delhi: 1:30AM / Beijing: 4AM (August 8th) / Tokyo: 5AM (August 8th) / Melbourne: 6AM (August 8th) Live stream: Samsung is streaming the event live on its website for desktop viewing.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - (This April 18 story corrects to make clear Reuters could not determine payments were made under the proposed arrangement, removes reference to Evrofinance Mosnarbank and clarifies that experts see no violation of sanctions) Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA has asked at least two of its clients to make payments for Venezuelan oil via Russian state energy giant Rosneft, as it comes under pressure from U.S. sanctions, according to a PDVSA source and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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The technology's diffusion is likely to be slower than people think — I suspect we will have trucks capable of making driverless deliveries long before regulators permit them to operate without a human in the cab, and computers capable of making diagnoses for decades before human doctors aren't required to look over and explain the readout — but as it comes, humans will find things other humans want them to do, and they'll decide those things have value.
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I THINK THE REASON YOU'RE SEEING THIS HUGE RUN-UP IN IT OVER THE COURSE OF THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS IS JUST THAT MORE AND MORE PEOPLE NOW ARE STARTING TO BUY IT. AND WHAT I MEAN BY THAT, WHEREAS BEFORE IT MAY HAVE BEEN MORE TECHIES, NOW WHAT YOU'RE SEEING IT'S COMING TO THE MAINSTREAM, AND AS IT COMES INTO THE MAINSTREAM, MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO GET INVOLVED IN IT. I DO THINK IT'S REAL.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - (This April 18 story corrects to make clear Reuters could not determine payments were made under the proposed arrangement, removes reference to Evrofinance Mosnarbank and clarifies that experts see no violation of sanctions) Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA has asked at least two of its clients to make payments for Venezuelan oil via Russian state energy giant Rosneft, as it comes under pressure from U.S. sanctions, according to a PDVSA source and documents reviewed by Reuters.
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You put bases on the field so you have something to run to, then they have a guy that holds like a piece of wood like a bat and he hits a ball that is way smaller than a soccer ball and he hits it and then he runs and then the other soccer players, they have these big leather gloves and they try to catch the orb as it comes at them, but you&aposve to get rid of the net.
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We like watching them go through the weird tea ceremony of small talk and reluctant flirting on First Dates, and we like to see that first sizzle and crackle of sexual chemistry as it comes to life on Take Me Out, and we like to watch them get pied off in Majorca a week later on that very same show, and we like to watch them shag for six straight weeks before declaring themselves to be in love on Love Island.
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What I'm saying here is not that you lack empathy — although in a different space, I think you have a sense of what Murray is going through that is different from your sense of what other people who are hurt in this conversation go through, I do believe that — but as it comes to the way you actually conducted the conversation, I'm arguing that you lacked a sense of history, that you didn't deal in a serious way with the history of this conversation, a conversation that has been going on literally since the dawn of the country.
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