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She is also, as it happens, my only living child.
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Which brings us back, as it happens, to New Orleans.
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It is simply dealing with the fallout as it happens.
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That "or Sprint" is actually quite important, as it happens.
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Which, as it happens, is something you have to do.
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As it happens, Trump and Putin share a common fact set.
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Horowitz, as it happens, once recalled being "snubbed" by me, and
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As it happens, though, good virtuality takes both fantasy and physics.
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And, as it happens, Coachella may have been too into it.
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As it happens, Sheryl Sandberg was responsible for both those missteps.
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Fortnite, as it happens, is built on the Unreal Engine, too.
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But it is, as it happens, the philosophy of the Spurs.
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As it happens, Trump's "WHY?" is answered by the Post story.
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That's just where Metaxas himself has ended up, as it happens.
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And as it happens, this topic is right up my alley.
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Warren, as it happens, has endorsed Castro's position on this topic.
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Meredith is also, as it happens, being sued for age discrimination.
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As it happens, making such comparisons has recently become much easier.
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As it happens, President Obama did have a constitutional outside option.
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Callimachi: Because, as it happens —— Callimachi: This is the pesh merga.
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MS-13, as it happens, welcomes young people with open arms.
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You can, as it happens—if you know where to look.
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Watch the video above to follow the event as it happens.
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As it happens, models have roughly hit the mark all along.
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As it happens, such chances and changes are the play's subject.
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As it happens, most global, long-term trends have been positive.
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Business Insider will bring you more on Wednesday's meeting as it happens.
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And as it happens, those challenges tend to involve voters of color.
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Twitter, as it happens, is trying to figure that out right now.
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As it happens, Mr Mansky served as producer on "Wild, Wild Beach".
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Around the world, most countries view the opening ceremony as it happens.
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As it happens, that road also eventually led to the Nobel Prize.
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Mr Hanna is not, as it happens, a martyr to this system.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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The idea behind Qualtrics is to understand customer sentiment as it happens.
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That is true, as it happens, even if you don't cook meat.
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Watch the 58th Presidential Inauguration as it happens in the video above.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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Watch the video above to follow the event live as it happens.
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As it happens, that was not the last of McEnroe's musical career.
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As it happens, we already know that Trump is a climate denier.
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As it happens, those are the sectors that have done best lately.
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As it happens, Duane's dad (singer Usher Raymond) is Mike's childhood classmate.
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As it happens, the Yankees had bad news to announce on Tuesday.
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As it happens, many of May's own insights are in this vein.
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As it happens, it was Napoleon who ended up saving the cathedral.
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As it happens, however, these other legal authorities are also at risk.
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Homicide on an Indian reservation, as it happens, is a federal crime.
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Both campaigns can send representation to observe the recanvassing as it happens.
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As it happens, Brat himself was defeated in last year's Democratic landslide.
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Although the eventual fate of the track, as it happens — spoiler alert!
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Mr. Trudeau's name, as it happens, is not actually on the ballot.
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I may cry, but I'm definitely going to laugh as it happens.
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As it happens, however, time is not going to stop in 2003.
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As it happens, that was generally what players did in the fall.
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Someone will absolutely be live tweeting the event you love as it happens.
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Elway, as it happens, sent a letter to the Senate endorsing Gorsuch Monday.
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The guy on stage looking at Desiigner as it happens never stops smiling.
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We&aposre going to bring you that live as soon as it happens.
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Business Insider will be at the event to cover it as it happens.
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As it happens, questions like these are currently being fielded in the Sanctuary.
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As it happens, peace was brokered about a month later, in November 1918.
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You know what's coming; all you can do is watch as it happens.
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As it happens, O'Neill was onstage at Recode's Code Commerce event last month.
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As it happens, Foster has some experience writing about the "Star Wars" universe.
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Ms. Fiore, as it happens, is also a strong supporter of the Bundys.
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As it happens, the pop star has an interesting theory about it all.
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Another was disqualified for taking part in an illegal protest, as it happens.
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Live stream: Sorry, Apple won't be live streaming the event as it happens.
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More generally, they speak to possible futures, to writing history as it happens.
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As it happens, the first person to direct fictional films was a woman.
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China, as it happens, is a topic of personal interest to Mr. Blankenship.
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As it happens, there is good reason to reduce the corporate tax rate.
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As it happens, this person once snapped at me violently for chewing gum.
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As it happens, Véra Nabokov once packed a Browning pistol in her purse.
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As it happens, this is the same flawed story Zito and Todd tell.
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As it happens, Mr. Weinberg was also at Morgan Stanley in the 1980s.
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As it happens, there is a company in California called Doggy Door Factory.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — It can be difficult to notice history as it happens.
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As it happens, actually listening to Turn Out the Lights was tough work.
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Romance writers and publishers, as it happens, are among publishing's most innovative participants.
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As it happens, he got one: the Nobel Prize in economics in 1986.
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As it happens, they will meet Gonzaga, a No. 268 seed, in Chicago.
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Chalayan As it happens, Hussein Chalayan was also thinking globally in his collection.
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As it happens, one of those moments happened at Monday night's Met Gala.
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As it happens, humans produce some antibodies to alpha-gal all the time.
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As it happens, Pennsylvania was the state where the most experimenting was done.
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If he is fast enough, he can capture an arrest as it happens.
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It's a masterpiece and we're all blessed to witness it as it happens.
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As it happens, the Japanese language posed a challenge for this streaming company.
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Genes, as it happens, do not merely flow vertically from parent to child.
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The Mexican national team, as it happens, has a lot of these fanatics.
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This is a presidential election and, as it happens, an extremely important one.
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As it happens, 535 Carlton delivers a lot in terms of Instagram friendliness.
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And that, as it happens, is the reverse of a decades-long trend.
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As it happens, that's the point at which interaction with a human ends.
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As it happens, the man had been around when Ashima first got started.
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It sets expectations for experience and gives shape to it as it happens.
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As it happens, her style hasn't changed much, and its effect is intact.
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As it happens, this is what police officers have been saying for decades.
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As it happens, Perry also adopted a pet pig from Ringwald — sort of.
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As it happens, they are instructors at a prestigious New Zealand drama academy.
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As it happens, this is exactly how they defeated IT as pre-teens.
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As it happens, "Meera" is actually a real Hindi name here on Earth.
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As it happens, her recovery coincides with a cautiously blooming romance with Materia.
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As it happens, Trump won Georgia in 2016, but 2020 looks very different.
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As it happens, the two sites have the same parent company, Time Warner.
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I think national VAH fits the bill, and as it happens, Oregon Sen.
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As it happens, these findings dovetail with some new research from university labs.
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As it happens, on this day, Token was hosting a quasi art show.
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As it happens, Herzog occasionally chanced upon small-scale Walls in real life.
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As it happens, there is an abundance of data on Mr. Carlson's side.
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As it happens, neither Collins nor Murkowski chose to attend Trump's announcement tonight.
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As it happens, that conventional wisdom had always been, at best, an oversimplification.
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As it happens, the authors' handling of the treatment issue is somewhat contradictory.
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Both organizations, as it happens, have a board of governors and a chair.
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We&aposll bring you the latest news on that developing story as it happens.
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As it happens, the current presidential campaign is pressing both of these questions anew.
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As it happens, it's very hard to reverse-engineer defunct, proprietary hardware and software.
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As it happens, he has a set of policies to go with his personality.
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You might see this as it happens — or 6, 9, 15, 22 hours later.
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Picking is legal so long as it happens no more than 22014 yard downfield.
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As it happens, both of these variables point to very steady results in France.
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But as it happens, Trump's opponent may be in worse shape than he is.
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As it happens, says Mr Meaney, that would also help at the box office.
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As it happens, Lowe was even given kissing lessons by — lo and behold — Luyendyk.
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Ellis, as it happens, had previously worked as counsel for the House Intelligence Committee.
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But there's nothing wrong with wanting to get the latest news as it happens.
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You can also follow our live coverage of all the news as it happens.
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His steak business, as it happens, seems to have been non-functioning since 2007.
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As it happens, we should probably get used to being spoiled with endless options.
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As it happens, the probability of catastrophe is far higher than most people realize.
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The split on the USSF's own board, as it happens, is roughly the same.
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What if you could create a live predictions market around esports as it happens?
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As it happens, a company called Coronado Biosciences did test Joel Weinstock's pig whipworms.
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As it happens, Trump himself has pointed toward the best way to do so.
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As it happens, I have just spent a year at liberty, outside police lines.
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As it happens, two Republican Senators are pro-choice (Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski).
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But as it happens, he stumbled into something even more valuable: an actual constituency.
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As it happens, there's more to them than beers, willy jokes, and sales figures.
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As it happens, it's also been pretty breezy on everyone's favorite backup-planet/hellscape.
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Only one of those who pleaded guilty, as it happens, was a non-citizen.
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As it happens, the Yankees are in negotiations to buy back the YES network.
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Visa, as it happens, receives a fee for every payment processed on its network.
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As it happens, the term "Protestant" began as a political rather than theological category.
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As it happens, the state and its agents both take control and lose it.
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As it happens, I, too, tend to joke around, so I gamely play along.
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So do, as it happens, millions of unfortunately partnered heterosexual women around the world.
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As it happens, the former president has been playing golf in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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But, as it happens, Bonnie will have more than a year in the sun.
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It is also a very good thing to eat with steak, as it happens.
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Yes, and most movies are made for younger people now, as it happens. Yeah.
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As it happens, Ohio Republicans have been gunning for the clean-energy mandates for years.
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Priscilla, as it happens, actually was 10 years younger than Mark, 27 to his 37.
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And this is such a typical Bungie story, as it happens over and over again.
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As it happens, the film's theatrical release coincides with Jewish American Heritage Month in May.
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As it happens, this research turned out to be something of a pharmacological dead end.
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As it happens, there's a more appropriate family-friendly resort a mere 20 minutes away.
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As it happens, a planned African-American museum in Charleston aims to address such misconceptions.
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And as it happens, the most elite spy in MI6 has a seriously enviable wardrobe.
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As it happens, the new feature that's being tested does bypass Facebook's flagship apps completely.
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One of them is even used to promote other videos — gaming-related as it happens.
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As it happens, his mother had attended the same camp when she was a teenager.
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I check Snapchat to see what friends are up to right now, as it happens.
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"This is a kind of natural behavior, as it happens in nature, too," she said.
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As it happens, he is now a grandfather, and these are not his emerging markets.
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As it happens, there is little sign that public opinion has altered since the referendum.
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As it happens, Lawrence wasn't the only friendly face Stone encountered at the awards show.
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As it happens, the story behind the game is as unusual as the game itself.
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As it happens, the IDF is also one of the world's most gay-friendly armies.
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As it happens, Mr. Lagerfeld was not the only designer thinking about the environment, however.
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As it happens, a lack of a smoking gun may actually be the smoking gun.
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As it happens, the university scheme is offering a fairly generous 13.25% from the employers.
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As it happens, the future of flying cars is something of an obsession for him.
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Even the sugar tariff cut, as it happens, was in service of promoting American manufacturing.
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We&aposre taking you live as it happens, let&aposs watch this for a moment.
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As it happens, right before this controversy broke out, I was on vacation in Maine.
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As it happens, the head of driver product would be his last role at Uber.
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They'll mimic the movements of the artists, effectively recreating the exact performance as it happens.
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As it happens, the official opening plenary is still delayed two-and-a-half hours.
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As it happens there is no reason to think that Mr Trump is anti-gay.
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As it happens, Kyiv understood perfectly well what was on ask, almost from the beginning.
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As it happens, the seed answer that inspired this theme hit the cutting-room floor.
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"This is a kind of natural behavior, as it happens in nature, too," Saegebarth added.
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As it happens, this isn't the first time Schumer and Rousey's names have been linked.
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As it happens, Antetokounmpo and McCollum are the only two who've signed extensions so far.
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" These are, as it happens, a few of the very dictates in "Draft No. 4.
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Busser, as it happens, is not the only former Leverkusen employee now working at Bayern.
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Directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt, Ms. Rebeck's play isn't, as it happens, about sexual harassment.
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KENNETH As it happens, the very first question the Workologist answered involved an exit interview.
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Many island species, as it happens, show a marked tendency to stay close to home.
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As it happens, each of the six "Brandenburgs" delves into issues of hierarchy and order.
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As it happens, PJM just published a detailed, 117-page analysis on that very question.
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As it happens, raising money for electoral politics changed with the advent of the internet.
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These, as it happens, lie at the intellectual and aesthetic heart of Knausgaard's huge undertaking.
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As it happens, Alaska isn't my example, but that of Alan Dershowitz, the president's lawyer.
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As it happens, some were disabled, and it was their disability that inspired their innovation.
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As it happens, the Mets and the Yankees played two tight games in the Bronx.
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As it happens, the filmmakers have something quite a bit more grim up their sleeves.
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As it happens, they are two old men who have been enemies for 50 years.
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So as it happens is Melissa Clark's new recipe for salmon with fennel and lime.
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And as it happens, we probably wouldn't have the concept of unlucky Fridays without Chaucer.
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As it happens, though, we know something about the costs and benefits of federal regulations.
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As it happens, we weren t the only ones watching and feeling deeply conflicted about that.
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Gordon, as it happens, also has a position within Lucid: he's the president of athlete acquisition.
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As it happens, Mr Fitzgerald, who had never worked an immigration case before, was dead wrong.
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As it happens, we already possess a successful model of how to organise higher education: America's.
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As it happens, last night's Bachelorette featured the always-juicy overnight visits to the Fantasy Suite.
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The songs themselves both feature synthy beats, which, as it happens, work so well when overlayed.
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The carrier (which, as it happens, also owns TechCrunch) has had a longstanding relationship with Motorola.
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As it happens, the real Billy Wallace didn't even live to see the next 40 years.
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As it happens, these four stocks, including JPMorgan, are the best performers over the past month.
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As it happens, Musk has been fired as CEO before: from the company that became PayPal.
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As it happens, I'm currently in Perth and had quite a long journey to get here.
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As it happens, Yoshikawa has credited Miyamoto for paving the way and serving as her inspiration.
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The Verge will be on the ground, bringing you all the latest news as it happens.
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A wise decision as it happens -- she was caught on the Chinese side of the border.
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As it happens, many of these images point to the broader important takeaways from the trip.
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Winslow, as it happens, just has what he calls an appreciation for all of the above.
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To make sure, here's how to follow along with Tuesday night's historic drawing as it happens.
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Mr Christie's lasting contribution to the race did come on a debate stage, as it happens.
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But as it happens, in the language of the law, the two terms are deeply intertwined.
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"Breakthrough", as it happens, is a key descriptor when it comes to drugs and medical devices.
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Except, as it happens on the internet, a lot of people don't know it's a prank.
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As it happens, the new idea stands in the sharpest possible contrast to the older one.
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But as it happens, real-estate crises in Brooklyn have a narrow but rich cinematic heritage.
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As it happens, Senator Tim Kaine is a less polarizing and controversial figure than Clinton herself.
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Buchanan, as it happens, was the grandson of a populist leader and former governor of Tennessee.
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Both their characters are convincingly willful, ambitious and, as it happens, romantic in a literary way.
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The video link makes it useful for watching certain hurricanes swirl from space, as it happens.
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As it happens, the moment it captures is one of those passages Balanchine added in 1966.
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Home Depot may not stop the theft as it happens, but it's not ignoring the problem.
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As it happens, the movie, directed by Jodie Foster, has got even more going for it.
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As it happens, Mr. Ai used to sell T-shirts in the park in the 1980s.
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As it happens, both Freescale and NXP survived a turn in the cycle despite excessive leverage.
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And as it happens, this is the Workologist's final answer: the concluding installment of the column.
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As it happens, the Treasury Department tracks how much revenue the United States collects from tariffs.
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As it happens, both of those young men have N.B.A. careers on the intensive care list.
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"This is a kind of natural behavior as it happens in nature, too," Saegebarth told CNN.
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As it happens, the story line is plucked from the marginalia of World War II history.
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As it happens, it is an irrational, aspirational, surreal retelling of the story of St. Anthony.
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Instead, mourners are encouraged to stream the event as it happens life, at 1:00 p.m.
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As it happens, I'm also from Yamhill, population about 1,000, and Cleary is our hometown hero.
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George J. Borjas, an economist—and, as it happens, a Cuban immigrant—has a different approach.
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As it happens, foreign governments have been booking rooms and hosting events at the Trump hotel.
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As it happens, Rodrigo has run off to Venice to work with retired opera legend Alessandra a.k.a.
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As it happens, the US Energy Information Administration modeled the effects of CPP repeal earlier this year.
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What options, then, do cord cutters have to follow all of the action right as it happens?
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As it happens, Sub-Mariner, the Hulk, and Dr. Strange are all unsuited for super team-ups.
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As it happens, Malachi absolutely wanted to learn their names — and was thrilled when they introduced themselves.
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As it happens, there is, and it's right there near the top of the monthly jobless report.
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If also else fails, we'll be liveblogging the event and covering all the news as it happens.
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The event will be taking place at 53pm ET and we'll be covering it as it happens.
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Stay tuned to The Verge as we'll be covering the latest news as soon as it happens.
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"It's as if the world is able to watch the war live as it happens," said Fares.
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As it happens, lavender essential oil, even in its most watered-down form, is a common allergen.
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As it happens, there's been fierce competition in the online scheduling niche for more than a decade.
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"[I] couldn&apost have asked for a better photo opportunity," Cizek told CBC Radio's As It Happens.
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Parents surveyed, as it happens, thought that their children's friends would have more influence than they did.
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Clinton, as it happens, is the perfect candidate to stand up to Trump's politics of resurgent sexism.
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As it happens, this way not only exists, it's already widely in use around the world: privatization.
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As it happens here in March and early April, the weather is fickle on an hourly basis.
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At 46 years old this time I'm taking the time to appreciate every moment as it happens.
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Pretend you are a reporter and get breaking news on your phone as soon as it happens.
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I joined him in the kitchen to witness the magic of deep-fried dough as it happens.
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As it happens, you don't need a full-scale attack to undermine the integrity of the elections.
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As it happens, the Cleveland convention in July will be a reunion of sorts for Mr. Black.
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That stadium, as it happens, was already operating at limited capacity because of (drumroll here) racist abuse.
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As it happens, Selma Blair (that's the woman playing Kris Kardashian, kids) also starred in both films.
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And as it happens, simple as most Simplehuman products are in their aesthetic, they also look great.
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Drama queens, as it happens, is a topic on which Ms. Cleveland has some stories to tell.
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As it happens, physicists would later theorize some very similar models for how blast damages the brain.
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As it happens, Davos might serve a real purpose in the end -- providing an instructive litmus test.
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As it happens, Mr. Horovitz's next project, "Man in Snow," will be presented at La MaMa Nov.
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As it happens, some sex workers have excellent practices on hand for screening people they meet online.
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The evolution is moving so fast, we'll probably be able to chronicle it here as it happens.
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His character is a nonchalant Lucifer and, as it happens, the strongest reason to see this movie.
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As it happens, the first spacewalk was on this day, in 1965, by the cosmonaut Alexei Leonov.
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As it happens, Vox's critics often disagree about movies (though only rarely do we come to blows).
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It's another to hear your fellow audience members howl with laughter and cheer as it happens onscreen.
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And, as it happens, they have a performance at the Nike Hoop Summit to thank for that.
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But wait, there's a fourth category, the refuge of idlers — and also, as it happens, backyard ecologists.
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As it happens, the man who played Ivan Drago is here, too, as the king Kidman fled.
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As it happens, the movie appears to be a big hit and is receiving favorable audience scores.
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He believed — correctly, as it happens — that Russia's actions cast doubt on the legitimacy of his victory.
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" As it happens, those formidable shows figure in the résumés of several of the creators of "Pinocchio.
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So far, that argument appears to be not totally stupid, but also, as it happens, quite wrong.
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As it happens, Mr. First recently released a vibrant solo-harmonica album that covers some similar ground.
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As it happens, Kreider himself only found out about the essay's second life a few weeks ago.
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A lot of you, as it happens, thanks to the pictures that accompany the Rolling Stone article.
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As it happens, Emma was my mother's dog first, and losing her has been a double grief.
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As it happens, the seller already has one bedroom rented, and the renter wants to stay on.
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As it happens, Dimick was at the arena on a recent day when Webster made a visit.
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Ms. Kumari, as it happens, is living a dream that she did not even know she had.
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Well, the hustler, Leo, serves the function of two Forster characters — a married couple, as it happens.
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As it happens, I was just about to remark that God calls those whom he loves best.
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As it happens, there has been no such luck when it comes to reining in the Pentagon.
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Nachtwey, as it happens, was a founding member of VII and integral to shaping its editorial focus.
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As it happens, I very much admired Franzen's last two novels and said so in my reviews.
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The Daily Show, as it happens, is not the private entertainment of elites blowing off some steam.
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But as it happens, Mulvaney is mistaken, and the program shows a range of broader results than that.
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We'll have all the news live tomorrow as it happens from New York, starting at 3 PM ET.
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On July 8th he faced accusations of plagiarism in his Master's thesis (as it happens, on inflation-targeting).
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As it happens, I'm a big fan of keyboards, and use a Logitech G710+ with Cherry Brown switches.
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But, as it happens, I visited San Fran just last week and gave Express Pool a few tries.
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As it happens, those 27-foot-thick stone walls make it the perfect lab for developing audio products.
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As it happens, she's writing a letter to her "papa" (sob) when Philip comes in to tell her.
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As it happens, that is precisely what Democrats have always alleged—and how Republicans are now honouring him.
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This is, as it happens, the only way to make the moles that are the pride of Oaxaca.
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As it happens, Russia and China are "priority markets" for Hasbro, the owner of Wizards of the Coast.
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As it happens, the new Air also looks an awful lot like the rest of the MacBook line.
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As it happens, Heywood Hill is currently owned by Dunne's father-in-law, the 12th Duke of Devonshire.
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As it happens, Trump has a call with King Abdullah of Jordan at 9:30am ET this morning.
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As it happens, operations of neither the FBI nor the Justice Department are guaranteed by the US Constitution.
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As it happens, the city council voted that building a golf course would qualify as a restoration project.
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As it happens, the chain restaurant hosted none other than Selena Gomez on Saturday afternoon, sources tell E!
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It takes you inside the multi-state investigation into the disappearance of an aspiring actress as it happens.
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As it happens, the indigenous people of this region seem to have a higher survival rate than others.
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As it happens, the Braves have the worst record in the young 2016 baseball season, at 3-9.
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As it happens, the incumbent, Robert Bentley, has been mired in a sex scandal and threats of impeachment.
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As it happens, there's a star system in Elite Dangerous in roughly the same location as TRAPPIST-1.
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The essence of Dog Orchestra is about capturing life as it happens so we don't overthink words either.
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This is an evergreen rule for every social media platform and, as it happens, every form of communication.
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Live video makes a real connection that puts audiences in the middle of the story as it happens.
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No matter what happens, Mashable will be live on the scene, covering all the news as it happens.
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As it happens, the iPhone in question was a 5C — the last iPhone made without a fingerprint reader.
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Structurally, it's a hybrid between a sneaker and a sandal — as it happens, Fenty's two most popular silhouettes.
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As it happens, every band has a trajectory and should be allowed to evolve past a certain point.
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As it happens, Adam Smith, one of the first great modern economists, was also a great moral philosopher.
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As it happens, Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins grew up being a huge fan of the '70s series.
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As it happens, Alabama's turnout crashed in 2014, which officials ascribe to that year's dull, incumbent-heavy races.
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In the end, Mr. Hodis stuck it out and, as it happens, it's a good thing he did.
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But, as it happens, those feelings arise because it is so difficult to end up being a winner.
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The cheapest, as it happens, was from Worx itself, whose price has recently alternated between $90 and $100.
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As it happens, Balanchine, who had danced in this ballet in Russia as a boy, also revisited it.
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That, as it happens, is just whom the officials who make such decisions in New York have chosen.
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And as it happens, with most apps, you can delete an app's data by just deleting the app.
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As it happens, those chances are better informed by history than by the result of a special election.
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As it happens, the novelist Franny dates ends up writing a book whose subject is her extended family.
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The history of years that managed even narrow gains by this date is pretty encouraging, as it happens.
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As it happens, the president of Free Press, Ben Scott, was formerly a legislative aide to then- Rep.
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Others install sensors to even suggest safer walking routes or detect flooding as it happens to warn residents.
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As it happens, fate and another nudge from a friend, fellow music historian Johan Kugelberg, once again intervened.
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"Road Runner"-style gags recycled in computer-smooth 3-D animation still pack some punch, as it happens.
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Though as it happens, this orchestra has not planned or marketed its centennial season around the standard repertory.
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As it happens, Tuesday was one of those rare spring days; outside the Statehouse there was a breeze.
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As it happens, there were very good reasons for the Fed to keep rates low at the time.
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And as it happens, he wrote for Kanye on "Ye" as well — the hook for "Yikes" is his.
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Colleagues in a remote location can also see a repair as it happens and send instructions, if needed.
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As it happens, a Scottish man sat down next to me and we chatted about the morning's spectacle.
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As it happens, those who've worked with Son in the past seem least surprised by what's happening now.
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Students want to share real life as it happens, from worries over midterms to concerns about global warming.
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Mr. Rodriguez is, as it happens, Cuban-American, the son of immigrants and a classic American success story.
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As it happens, recent history offers another insurance-industry tale that highlights the seediness of the Trump approach.
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As it happens, this sort of reinventing-the-system strategy has been tried before, albeit in different ways.
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As it happens, in addition to his jewelry hoard, Mr. Felloni has a small collection of vintage shoes.
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As it happens, I discovered Dylan in Paris, at a 2012 exhibition at the Cité de la musique.
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As it happens, he never stopped making vital, bridling music at the cusp of postbop and free jazz.
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Tinder, as it happens, also participated in the round, investing a "meaningful amount", according to Tinder CEO Sean Rad.
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The stories that particularly engage Mr Evans, as it happens, come from the religion and rituals of ancient Israel.
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Here's how to catch the show as it happens, and ensure you get the most out of the event.
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Most people should just download the CBS Sports app, where the Super Bowl will be streaming as it happens.
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The same customers, as it happens, whose trust they spend every other day of the year trying to win.
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As it happens, Max is also my agent—and has been since my first book was sold in 2009.
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CNN doesn't have an ideology, other than, you know, narrating the news as it happens outside, without knowing why.
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As it happens, video footage from the ceremony at Viva Las Vegas wasn't supposed to be released at all.
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As it happens, Mr Prayuth, without any sense of irony, recently urged his fellow Thais to read "Animal Farm".
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And, as it happens, what Mr. Hilfiger found by delving into his own back pages was a way forward.
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As it happens, in his spare time, he uses his photography skills to capture images of the underappreciated dragonfly.
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Which, as it happens, could possibly include this alleged new LG watch that just showed up at the FCC.
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As it happens, oil prices are one of the few economic indicators that are effectively a zero-sum game.
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As it happens, America hasn't been this safe in decades and unemployment is near its pre–Great Recession low.
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As it happens, his resignation occurred earlier than expected, even before the administration has named his de facto replacement.
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Fiorina, as it happens, won a Republican Senate primary in California in 2010, though she lost the general election.
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So, we&aposll take you there live for that historic moment as it happens a bit later this hour.
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In the episode, two little girls — clones, as it happens — murder their foster fathers, as well as another clone.
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As it happens she got her start delivering actual cheesecake that she baked for restaurants using a family recipe.
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But as it happens, I live in a safe seat (SNP) so it's vanishingly unlikely to make any difference.
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She also recommended keeping a diary of everything as it happens—dates, what was said, who else was present.
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Ms. Macdonald (the mother, as it happens, of Keira Knightley) wastes no time plunging into fraught mother-daughter dynamics.
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But as it happens, both performances drew on 20th-century traditions to probe the psychological depths of Schubert's cycle.
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And so as it happens, it may not be the State Department that gets a deal over the line.
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Anouilh, as it happens, in 1952 wrote a play called "The Lark," before he fell somewhat out of style.
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As it happens, the only thing that screams in this film is metaphor, with symbolism whimpering on the sidelines.
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Audi, as it happens, is the artistic director of the Armory, which would fit this production like a glove.
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" As it happens, Serling wrote "Where Is Everybody?" only after CBS turned down his previous script, "The Happy Place.
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As it happens, both books are accounts of mescaline trips that the authors took just a few years apart.
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As it happens, the appeal of well-wrapped, worthless gifts is nearly universal, and even goes beyond Homo sapiens.
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As it happens, it is not particularly helpful in making a strong case for the seriousness of her art.
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As it happens, around the same time, so were a whole lot of other companies including Google and Apple.
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But, as it happens, fashion models wear compression socks, too, because they spend long stretches of time on airplanes.
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As it happens, the first of these confiscated objects to come up as a match was the Monteroduni statue.
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As it happens, Mr Macron may have an unusual opportunity to build on the leadership he displayed in Biarritz.
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It was scheduled for release in 1997, which, as it happens, was also the year the studio shut down.
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As it happens, an imagined scenario in which the president commits murder was raised as far back as 1789.
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As it happens, none of the provisions in Title II are "mandatory" in the plain sense of the word.
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The first impression the character gives is one of healthy feistiness, but Layla is, as it happens, profoundly alienated.
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As it happens, there are entire research communities and academic disciplines devoted to studying politics, policy, and social change.
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As it happens, passengers are shelling out millions to spend their vacations on over-the-top cruise ship experiences.
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That's a perfectly excellent meal, as it happens, so long as you enjoy yourself while you cook and eat.
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I wanted to bring back the original Crew, but as it happens, some of those folks were not available.
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"Sleeves," as it happens, figure prominently in the convoluted plot, which is set hundreds of years in the future.
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As it happens, Gerwig isn't in "Little Women," but as a writer-director she maintains a constant benevolent presence.
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As it happens, they played out to Spilo's advantage, as competitors used the allegations to help their own cause.
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And as it happens, the Climeworks machines on the rooftop do the work each year of about 13,000 trees.
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As it happens, this example of graffiti was left by a tourist at the site over 21790,23 years ago.
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As it happens, this authority derives from the Constitution, the very document Cevallos claims his opinions would serve to protect.
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As it happens, Mr Farron's stated views on these questions were pretty liberal, in line with his party's agreed policies.
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As it happens, in this case, the leaders of this movement are currently preparing to move into the White House.
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As it happens, the apartment complex is home to many medical professionals who work at the nearby Texas Medical Center.
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As it happens, researchers have been hard at work creating such strains, hoping to develop a vaccine for the disease.
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As it happens, the Pentagon is now completing a lengthy, in-depth review of its missile defense policies and programs.
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As it happens, one might also argue that there are far more than two ways of looking at the world.
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But Muhammadiyah, one of Indonesia's biggest Muslim organisations (formerly headed by Mr Rais, as it happens) swiftly condemned such talk.
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As it happens he was a devout Catholic who devoted much spare time to pilgrimages and helping with religious instruction.
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Tools meant for showing the world as it happens have been harnessed to broadcast murders, rapes, suicides, and even torture.
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The wall will also display statistics from the Super Bowl game as it happens as well as user-generated content.
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As it happens, it was through Danger that Nozad met Hershenson, a three-time entrepreneur whose husband cofounded the company.
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Well, as it happens, in December the U.S. Senate was on the verge of voting to admit Montenegro to NATO.
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As it happens, by 2015, Facebook was already aware that original sharing on the platform was in a steep decline.
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As it happens, I had just gone bowling before this came across my desk — well, I don't have a desk.
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As it happens, New Girl's fifth season also begins with a wedding: Cece and Schmidt's (Hannah Simone and Max Greenfield).
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As it happens, the Podcast Genome Project already pulls from nearly four times as many descriptors as its musical counterpart.
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She fired her longtime manager (her mom, as it happens), hired new management, and signed a recording contract with Interscope.
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Which, as it happens, is still an interesting enough event, depending on how interesting you find that sort of thing.
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As it happens, Mr Trump's big speech in Phoenix contained more to comfort his hardline base than to worry them.
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As it happens, former President Barack Obama was also in Europe on Thursday—at an event in Berlin, with Merkel.
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As it happens, that committee is effectively controlled by the governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, who nominated her for her job.
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Cavell, as it happens, loved the Marx Brothers, as he generally did Golden Age Hollywood, particular in its screwball mode.
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As it happens, there are two Republican governors and two Democratic governors — a perfectly balanced composition for such a commission.
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Those with the proper mark on their credential — "6," as it happens — can avail themselves of food and comfy sofas.
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As it happens, increasing infrastructure spending is among the few economic policies advocated by both Hillary Clinton and Mr. Trump.
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As it happens, the corporation behind Almond Breeze, Running Bum proudly announces, has sponsored her to run the Boston Marathon.
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As it happens, I had been looking for an opportunity to collaborate with Jeff, and I jumped at the chance.
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These snippets may be live, but they conflate live information with news, and streaming as-it-happens video with truth.
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As it happens, an empty 747 weighs nearly 400,000 pounds, and the diameter of the moon is roughly 2,200 miles.
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TechCrunch will have live coverage of the event as it happens, so check back on October 28 for much more.
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We try to move as fast as the artist does and give the audience what they want as it happens.
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As it happens, down the long road they must travel, the prevailing rule is survival of the most heavily armed.
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As it happens, I wrote a piece in January of this year urging exactly the changes Twitter is now making.
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As it happens, both of Birx's false-positive rates, the "50 percent or 47 percent," came from a single study.
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For example, as it happens, the younger Mr. Nogueira was arrested for attacking an encampment that houses a former neighbor.
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As it happens, Sanders has weighed in on the modern-day liberal debate over whether to expand the Supreme Court.
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This is the cycle United finds itself trapped in; it is, as it happens, one that Liverpool fans will remember.
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In 2021, he will become the principal conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra in London — succeeding, as it happens, Mr. Salonen.
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As it happens, Paul Tai, who runs New World, once hired Eastman to work at the old downtown Tower Records.
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"Oh, he's going to pay attention and will certainly weigh in as it happens," a former senior administration official said.
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As it happens, Montfermeil figured in the literary version of "Les Misérables," as the home of the street urchin Gavroche.
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As it happens, TikTok does have a publicly posted set of guidelines, which I read for the first time today.
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The cat litter method, as it happens, is no longer recommended because it doesn't actually work, Dr. Waldman told me.
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As it happens, few of us were going to make big purchases this year, because of the low commodity prices.
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"Any kind of consolidation can take place as long as it happens above 6,000 for the Nasdaq — it is fine."
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Being able to surmount an unexpected problem as it happens—the sooner you can surmount it, the better you perform.
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As it happens, the lyrics to M'Belolo's song were recently discovered in the archives of one of his fellow Situationists.
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As always, we'll be covering every detail of the event as it happens so check back to see all the latest.
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground in Cupertino to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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As it happens, just enough time to discover the team behind Vero is headed by a notorious violator of labor rights.
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As it happens, Trump did the same, promoting precisely that unfounded description of his rival, all the way to electoral victory.
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There are lots of other sky surveys attempting to do exactly what Buso did: to catch a supernova as it happens.
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As it happens, the gap in Poland is relatively small: Only about 7 percent, or half what it is in Spain.
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But as it happens, the research suggesting that screening workers for drug use leads to better job performance is surprisingly thin.
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As it happens, Dax Shepard was a fellow guest, and he had a burning question: How does one approach a foursome?
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As it happens, the same properties that make plums rich in antioxidants and nutrients translate pretty well to skin care, too.
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As it happens, they're also spending a lot of time online planning that trip—with a little help from automated friends.
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As it happens, it was in one of those harsh storms that Bentley was overtaken by the weather he so loved.
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As it happens, communities dedicated racist beliefs end up banned for violating rules we do have around harassment, bullying, and violence.
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As it happens, it needs to finance a bail-out of the banks it owns, most of which are in trouble.
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We'll be there to share the news as it happens, and hopefully get some hands-on time with the new phone.
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As it happens, no one was more disgusted by Bill Clinton's sexuality than the lady who set his impeachment in motion.
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On April 15, 216—Tax Day, as it happens—Bundy's business borrowed $21,234 through a Small Business Administration loan guarantee program.
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As it happens, the reviews the ensemble accumulated over the course of its 30-year career are also in near-unison.
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As it happens, the cost and performance of batteries is steadily improving, not least because of the development of electric cars.
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As it happens, this week's meeting will be the last that will not include a news conference by the Fed chairman.
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As it happens, the congress, which concluded in pomp on January 28th, ended up backing an only slightly more sprightly reptile.
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A giant projector displays the action as it happens and there are seats to accommodate 80 spectators, mostly hip-looking youngsters.
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Well, as it happens, Amazon's complaint provides the answer regarding employees: apparently, 85033 Amazon employees hail from the seven affected countries.
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The new prime minister's speech to the Tory conference in October (in Birmingham, as it happens) should be a Chamberlainite symphony.
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As it happens, Theodore Roosevelt, the person, was involved in naming the Ambrose Channel, back in 1901, when he was President.
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As it happens, the book ends well beyond that, with Elio recounting Oliver's whereabouts and their missed connections well into adulthood.
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The description, as it happens, matches Gary's character perfectly, as someone who is emotional, disorganized, self-confident, artistic, generous, and careless.
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As it happens, after more than a century, large predators are already trying to return to the Northeast on their own.
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This is confirmed by campaign-finance filings and, as it happens, by the Russian hack of Democratic National Committee e-mails.
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In addition, Ivanov noted, Zcash and Monero promise more privacy for users and, as it happens, criminals, than Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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Itt and a group of other soldiers lie immobile in a facility in Khon Kaen (the director's hometown, as it happens).
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It's not just that it's well-written and acted, successfully making you feel like you're eavesdropping on life-as-it-happens.
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As it happens, RiRi and the British singer both have major U.K. gigs lined up for the June 24-26 weekend.
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As it happens, that multiple on invested capital (MOIC) makes for a fairly decent heuristic for measuring company and investor performance.
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But the broader world, as it happens, remains a good place to make jokes, and a good place to meet people.
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As it happens with Vine, you get offered certain things, and it's great having a partner who can try things on.
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As it happens, Ms. Gorjanc's is not the first apparent fashion initiative at the intersection of trend-based luxury and biology.
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Going after organized retail crime Home Depot may not stop the theft as it happens, but it's not ignoring the problem.
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She got a college degree and, as it happens, worked for decades at The Times, though we didn't know each other.
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New York, as it happens, is one, with its extensive character background investigation for pistol permit applicants (a process I underwent).
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In the case of H.I.V., persistent global protest ultimately turned public opinion and, as it happens, the course of medical history.
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As it happens, Hawaii has that, too — an identity that, despite the efforts to prevent its emergence, coalesced among plantation workers.
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As it happens, "Endgame" is not the only project of Mr. Radcliffe's to find uneasy parallels with the current global crisis.
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As it happens, Davis is brilliant at both of those things, which would make Okafor's weaknesses look a lot less glaring.
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As it happens, two other examples of Mr. Wall's previous style (both landscapes, from 2007 and 2011), are also on view.
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And as it happens, many of them are reportedly hawking potentially dangerous products that Amazon itself does a lackluster job policing.
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As it happens, Game 3 on Monday provided him with a perfect opportunity to show that he had learned his lesson.
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Check back for the verdict tomorrow morning; assuming the reports are accurate, The Verge will be covering it as it happens.
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As it happens, China has focused its support on the right sectors in Mr Liu's calculations, such as steelmaking and machinery.
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E-cigarettes, as it happens, appeared on the market in 2007 just late enough to be subject to FDA safety reviews.
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O'Rourke's campaign struggled to take off — the Vanity Fair profile, as it happens, may have hurt more than it helped. Sen.
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As it happens I spent some time with Reynolds, too, though in 1996, more than a decade before I met Fisher.
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The Verge will be covering Microsoft's Surface event live, with a dedicated live blog and all the news as it happens.
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We should find out more concrete details as of Saturday, and TechCrunch will have all the info here as it happens.
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And as it happens, many of the spending cuts being forced by the shutdown fall heavily and obviously on base voters.
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The opening song was their way of paying tribute to the late legend, and, as it happens, another wearer of many hats.
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground in San Francisco to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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But as it happens, the consumer drone market is playing a major role in making the technology accessible for school research groups.
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Green Chicken, as it happens, will change your life for the better—once you can get over the color associations, that is.
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As it happens, measles fits those conditions too—more so than the other diseases that have been in public health's sights since.
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground in San Jose to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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Also keep in mind that HBO is under a serious resource crunch when streaming each week's new episode live as it happens.
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As it happens, the Study Watch is being used in the Personalized Parkinson's Project — another Verily study, taking place in the Netherlands.
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As it happens, Mr. Cruz voted for the same legislation, but later reversed course when it came up for a second vote.
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As it happens, the NYT obliges us today with the deepest of deep dives into the origin and arrangement of Mueller's probe.
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That requires a remarkable level of resilience, which, as it happens, is one of John's five "Shark points," or tips for success.
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground in New York to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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As it happens, communities dedicated to racist beliefs end up banned for violating rules we do have around harassment, bullying, and violence.
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As it happens, acquiring him for as few years and dollars as Morey did has quietly turned into a roster-building coup.
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As it happens, though, some of the most interesting climate developments in the world are unfolding in the staid old United Kingdom.
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As it happens, a pair of young patrons was robbed and shot to death in the Cobra parking lot just this summer.
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As it happens, the moves that have taken the S&P out of these quiescent spells have exclusively been to the downside.
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Rather than trying to capture a decisive moment as it happens, she directs these actors to recreate her memories within the city.
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As it happens, repealing CAFE standards and the Clean Power Plan are two of the Heartland Institute's top five environmental policy priorities.
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As it happens, Richard has shown enough "mettle," as Laurie puts it, to earn back his job as C.E.O. of Pied Piper.
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As it happens, most episodes of Trump on "The Apprentice" are curiously hard to find: they're not available to stream or download.
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As it happens, there actually is a notorious tough guy named Smurf who grew up in Kendi's neighborhood around the same time.
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The 21 "Sky People" from the Ark are our window into this world, meaning we learn what they learn as it happens.
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In doing so, the Justices overruled a Supreme Court precedent that, as it happens, was nearly as old as Roe v. Wade.
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Which, as it happens, is exactly why The Process in Philadelphia was all about tripling-down on acquiring a rare game-changer.
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Refinery29 talked to some community activists and hate-crime experts about how to help prevent incidents and stop harassment as it happens.
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But as it happens, a few months later, I didn't need an answer, because Saudi women were given the right to drive.
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In this way, you are monitoring and managing a customer's experience as it happens in real time rather than after the fact.
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As it happens, his "I just want someone to share my life with" is attached to one of his less memorable tunes.
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And as it happens, two Orthodox businessmen named Jeremy Reichberg and Jona S. Rechnitz are at the center of his current woes.
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As it happens, when New York was being abandoned in the 1960s and 1970s, a flood tide of immigrants reached the city.
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As it happens, I have a friend who covers the same beat for Bloomberg, so maybe I feel protective of the genus.
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As it happens, we already have government functions that perform both of these roles, but they need to be scaled and strengthened.
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Axminster Carpets, as it happens, had the JD Wetherspoon contract for only two years, during which it produced about 100 pub carpets.
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We're going to have class each day—some students will be able to sign in and watch class as it happens, live.
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Archiving history as it happens: That's the goal of "rapid response collecting," which is being practiced by museums in Europe and America.
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Lenù and Lila, as it happens, are growing up not far from the part of the boot where Tony's people came from.
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As it happens, both aunts worked with Enver in the White Plains Road storefront's previous incarnation as a healthy meal-preparation service.
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"You'll have to decipher what's going on, as it happens," Notley writes in the preface, which offers direction, but only so much.
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As it happens, Italy, the nation hardest hit in Europe so far, has its own problems of conflicted bureaucracy managing its crisis.
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If I see it, you've just got to squash it like a bug as soon as it happens and not tolerate it.
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As it happens, the Covid-19 problem arose from China, rather than from Africa, where the programs Trump shut down were working.
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As it happens, you might be able to hear the recordings for yourself — and delete them and stop others from listening in.
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As it happens, that testimony came on the heels of Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, announcing a formal impeachment inquiry.
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As it happens, "Patriots Day" works so well on a dramatic level that my qualms were silenced almost entirely from the start.
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To be sure, research shows that older people tend to look back at their lives — as it happens, through rose-colored glasses.
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As it happens, this was untrue, as even Sputnik International, the Russian state-supported news service that helped promote the story, acknowledged.
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As it happens, making the grid more stable will have the effect of allowing more renewables to be integrated, thus reducing emissions.
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That is praiseworthy, but it highlights something that, at some point, soccer — and all sports, as it happens — will have to confront.
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As it happens, the artists had an intense personal interest in where human beings leave their hands when they don't have pockets.
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As it happens, those shifts are often unfavorable to GOP constituencies, but that's not a license to, you know, lie about them.
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As it happens, this is also, roughly, the thesis of Ghettoside, Jill Leovy's 2015 book about homicide in LA's predominantly black southern neighborhoods.
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As it happens, they sometimes spend thousands of dollars, and countless hours, for shoes that may never even see the light of day.
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The only thing that really comes close is the display on the iPhone X, which as it happens, is also made by Samsung.
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A few weeks before -- the weekend that I became pregnant, as it happens - he had some of the symptoms -- joint pain and feverishness.
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Democrats probably wouldn't care all that much if Menendez was driven to resign or expelled — so long as it happens after mid-January.
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This commercial Dre creates also stars a potentially controversial rapper — who, as it happens, is played by real-life controversial rapper Chris Brown.
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As it happens, however, this is far from the case, and a closer look at both speedrunning and danmaku quickly showed me why.
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That is the view of Stephen King, an economist at HSBC, which, as it happens, is one of the most global of banks.
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The nonevent of the switch flip, as it happens, is one of the few happy surprises in "Switch," as the episode is titled.
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Amazon's event kicks off at 10:30AM PT / 1:30PM ET, and The Verge will be live covering the news as it happens.
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As it happens, the asteroid that crashed into Jupiter was discovered by an amateur astronomer named Anthony Wesley, a computer programmer from Australia.
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As it happens, Hillary Clinton is giving a speech today denouncing the alt-right as a cradle of racism and weird frog memes.
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As it happens, Iran has already conducted multiple tests since the implementation of the nuclear agreement in January 2016 — most recently last July.
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And image isn't just about fashion today: It's about your appearance on social media where, as it happens, Urban has a strong foothold.
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They are running about 60 minutes behind, that congressmen, but and as soon as it happens you will see it here on Fox.
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Yesterday's leg of the trip brought Trump to West Allis, Wisconsin, which as it happens is right in my neck of the woods.
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As it happens, these issues overlap neatly with paleo-conservatism, a fringe tradition on the American right and precursor to today's alt-right.
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As it happens, Kelly planted the idea of portraying Miller when he tweeted to the official feed for "Weekend Update" back in February.
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As it happens, very similar technologies might also be used for removing satellites that some people want in position and others do not.
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As it happens, the prevailing rumor about Pruitt's political ambitions is that he'd like to one day run for James Inhofe's Senate seat.
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As it happens, Winfrey, who supported Hillary Rodham Clinton in the last presidential election, once had an unlikely political supporter: current POTUS Trump.
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As it happens, while Claire laments her inability to find a solid mate, she really pines for the love of her youth: Tim.
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I try to do this, to focus on important moments, to make my mind still, to really experience my life as it happens.
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It's the only thing I do — except maybe sex — where I'm not thinking, as it happens, of how I will describe it later.
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In essence, it's a bit like watching TV broadcast in person, with information overlaid on the action as it happens in real-time.
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As it happens, her home is now a couple of blocks from Facebook's sprawling headquarters designed by Frank Gehry that opened last year.
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As it happens, our snack today is on both sides of a black square, as the revealer clues at 54- and 56A say.
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As it happens, his analysis bears pretty much directly on Howard Gleckman's critique of Kevin Hassett's disgraceful performance at the Tax Policy Center.
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Given that you do have standing, you should then aim to do what is best for him and, as it happens, for you.
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As it happens, the same week the research was published, the federal government issued its annual report on Medicare and Social Security solvency.
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As it happens, the tales, briefly told, brighten "Hans Christian Andersen," showcasing the set designer Vanessa James's playful toy theater and Flexitoon, Ltd.
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And that, as it happens, is what happened with the latest drop in April, as the labor force actually shrank by 22018,000 Americans.
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As is, as it happens, the restaurant's roasted chicken salad (above), which has been for years the most popular item on the menu.
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As it happens, Mercury Theater's first production, for which Blitzstein wrote the incidental music, was a provocative adaptation of "Julius Caesar" in 1937.
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Rather than just tabulating results after the match like in fantasy sports, GreenPark wants to be entwined with the spectacle as it happens.
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As it happens, I spent time in China at both ends of the decade that just ended, first in 93 and again recently.
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His ire stems from the C.I.A.'s conclusion — shared by the F.B.I., as it happens — that Russia used cyberattacks to help Trump's campaign.
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As it happens, culture-war attacks like that often alienate better-educated, upscale voters who have benefited from tax cuts and swelling portfolios.
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As it happens, Secor had tried to measure the rattlesnakes' metabolism, but the numbers he got were so high that they seemed impossible.
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As it happens, everyone other than Roy dies, which solves the problem, but he wouldn't have known that when he snuck on board.
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Then, on Sunday afternoon at David Geffen Hall, Gustavo Dudamel, 38, led the Los Angeles Philharmonic in, as it happens, the same symphony.
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And so, as it happens, Miller didn't get Baldwin's email for several days, because he'd decided to experiment with going off the grid.
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As it happens, that less accurate count could help his Republican Party in the reapportionment of congressional seats and electoral votes after 2020.
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For weeks, she watched him lug boulders into the cottage, where, as it happens, he was turning the bathroom into a Flintstonian grotto.
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That's about the running time of the last two episodes of "I Am the Night" — also, as it happens, directed by Carl Franklin.
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But as it happens Mom Hid My Game has actually been around for a while, and in a pretty accessible format at that.
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As it happens, the weapons of choice have grown beyond the standard fare of marble countertops, sweeping views and porcelain bathrooms with expensive fixtures.
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As it happens, Sinski had the idea for the company when she was attending SXSW, as she has done for the last 11 years.
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We'll bring you Tesla's news as it happens, so tune in at around 5 PM PT to find out for sure what Musk reveals.
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Google-owned YouTube is hosting livestreamed content from several news outlets throughout the evening where voters can get Election Day coverage as it happens.
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It was commissioned, in part, by Carnegie Hall and written for the exciting instrumental ensemble Eighth Blackbird, which, as it happens, has six players.
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You have access to the best data sets, machine learning, and you have to create a model that can understand things as it happens.
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Lennar, as it happens, is directly linked now on Amazon's security homepage, but to be clear, the offering is not exclusive to Lennar homeowners.
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A creative agency in Sydney wants to get specific, tracking the use of emojis across the island continent that is Australia, as it happens.
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As it happens, according to some donors and institutions, naming rights are actually a great way for big donations to beget even bigger donations.
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As it happens, doing that is extremely difficult because users will try to push the line and incur essentially no consequence for doing so.
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As it happens, more recent generations of college students reported higher scores for each form of perfectionism than any of the generations before them.
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As it happens, when it comes to predicting success in bowl games, preseason polls are actually a better predictor than end-of-season polls.
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As it happens, Trae Vassallo, who'd left her investing role with Kleiner Perkins in 2014, was already forming a fund around the same idea.
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground at the event in order to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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As it happens, Priyanka Chopra is not the only acclaimed star in her family – most of the Chopras are a big deal in Bollywood.
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As it happens, the index has fallen over 13.5 percent this year, and is now down a whopping 45 percent from a 2014 high.
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Preventing school shootings hardly registered; it is a rare sort of calamity, which, as it happens, the presence of armed officers does not prevent.
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Anyone can take a peek inside Fashion Week as it happens, instead of waiting to see it later through the lens of the media.
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As it happens, one of the members of our band, Zac Fischer, knew her and worked with her on developing education programs for girls.
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We'll find out a lot more about Microsoft Teams at 11AM ET today, and The Verge will be covering Microsoft's news as it happens.
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As it happens there is social science on this question, too, and it finds that conservatives are more alert to threats than liberals are.
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We need to empower individual girls, because as it happens, they will have an impact in their communities and that's how change will happen.
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Virginia's election for governor has traditionally been seen as an early bellwether for new presidents as it happens one year after the presidential election.
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As it happens, I wrote about essentially the same question back in 2010, inspired by the more or less hysterical pushback against quantitative easing.
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As it happens, there exists a bridge between these armies of progressivism in the person of former Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Michael Copps.
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As it happens, Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple, another outsider company with intentions on the fashion world, is on the Nike board.
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" As it happens, Mr. Mitchell is developing a musical show, "Songonauts," which he said would be a cross between "Yellow Submarine" and "Quantum Leap.
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As it happens, another total solar eclipse is due to pass over the US in a little over five years' time — in April 2024.
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As it happens, when he wandered off, he'd wound up a group of very large eastern European men—about eight to ten of them.
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As it happens, an immune response to alpha-gal is also what drives, in part, the rejection of tissue transplanted from animals to people.
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In the attempt to capture an event just as it happens, or even before it does, the news becomes less factual and more hypothetical.
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As it happens, 28 is exactly the median response in a Bankrate survey that asked adults for the ideal age to buy a home.
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As it happens, Mr. Glover's shirtlessness, slacks and neck chains evoke Fela Kuti, the Nigerian bandleader, activist, live-music marathoner and pioneer of Afrobeat.
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It was, as it happens, while thinking about all this one recent sleepless night that I figured out how to write this particular essay.
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As it happens, "Two Ladies" needs as many real-life parallels as it can muster once the plot has derailed into absurdity and melodrama.
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As it happens, he was right — Moore later said in a statement to the Washington Post that she had never been to a caucus.
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The last time I used a carpool service, two fellow passengers got to chatting, as it happens when you're stuck in traffic with strangers.
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In Mr. Orlowski's hands, it becomes a surprisingly emotional, race-against-time effort to document "coral bleaching" as it happens along with global warming.
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As it happens, Reid had just written an article explaining how the Iowa caucuses work, and zeroed in on a town called Johnston, Iowa.
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As it happens, neither of the Ohio clinics that are about to close — one of which has served the community since 1977 — provides abortions.
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As it happens, Mr. Trump — through his special envoy, Jason D. Greenblatt — is now pushing the Israeli leader to slow down construction as well.
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All told, I&aposm probably looking at seven to eight years of my life, most of my 30s, as it happens, dealing with diapers.
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As it happens, equilibrium seems a strange word, as applied to a film that feels constantly, yet amusingly, off balance, until its final moments.
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The Verge will be live on the scene to bring you all of the latest news from Apple Park as soon as it happens.
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The concept for Blacklane first came to cofounders Jens Wohltorf and Frank Steuer in 2009 — the same year Uber was conceived, as it happens.
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As it happens, the museum's first temporary exhibition, which opened in February and runs through July 7, is a gallery full of gorgeous quilts.
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And as it happens, Breezy is one of the stars who shows up to to bolster the remix and offer his own sex punchlines.
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As it happens, people who oppress others are already excludable as refugees under current law, so this portion of the executive order is functionally meaningless.
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And as it happens, Sydney [my older daughter] is a very, very good athlete, and her moving to the boys' team would only help them.
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Eclipse Soundscapes, currently available for iOS, will geolocate users and present them with audio descriptions of the solar eclipse as it happens in real time.
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Cengiz Ünder, the Turkish winger signed in the summer to replace Salah, as it happens, cradled his head in his hands, as if in shock.
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She musters the courage to leave, and takes herself to Times Square and Coney Island, swarms of activity but also, as it happens, of warmth.
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Anxious Americans can now worry about both As it happens, 2016 was the hottest year on record, as had previously been projected by climate modeling.
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As it happens, the week ahead will be full of diplomatic pow-wows at which the international response to the test will doubtless be debated.
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As it happens, barring people from the industries in which they operate is about as extreme a punishment as the SEC can deliver, she explained.
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The Daily Mail has campaigned to "save" GKN, a venerable British engineering company, from Melrose, an investment firm (which, as it happens, is also British).
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And as it happens, it's already been adapted into an animated movie and was incorporated into the most recent season of The CW's The Flash.
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As it happens he was there to sign agreements on how the two countries could co-operate on car insurance and search-and-rescue operations.
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A lot of people with big studios try to recreate moments, but why would you do that when you can capture it as it happens?
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The event is scheduled to take place Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at 210 am ET, and we'll be covering the event live as it happens.
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As it happens, more than 70 of those establishments are located in Texas — and several are concentrated in and around the rapidly growing Austin area.
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Even if you don't want to follow him on Twitter, for many it's been worth it just to catch a Trump tirade as it happens.
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And as time goes on, the layers of Peter's timeworn facade begin to crack, with Stone capturing his personal crisis on camera as it happens.
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Fortunately our own James Vincent will be on the ground in London to cover the panel and the rest of the show as it happens.
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As it happens, a 14-year-old Dunham was out hiking with her dad, artist Carroll Dunham, when her period started for the first time.
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It's oddly reassuring to have someone narrate life right as it happens, but overall this one-on-one date feels like an extended kindergarten class.
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As it happens, Darman's first White House job was as staff secretary, making him a predecessor to Rob Porter, the focus of the latest scandal.
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As it happens, the wait lasts about 50 minutes, when this same family loses its daughter to a powerful C4 detonation near the presidential palace.
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As it happens, Trump does have a superpower, but it is not the one he has been claiming for the entirety of his public life.
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As it happens, I personally took on the very same argument Mr. Ryan is making — and showed that it was wrong — almost 25 years ago.
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As it happens, the confusion of eros and cosmos — or maybe, to be generous, their mutual entanglement — is Rick's big problem, and also Mr. Malick's.
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This change has been part of Ethereum's development roadmap for years, and as it happens it's also the most effective way to block ASIC mining.
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It's also unique as it happens offscreen, as she discovers her daughter's now headless body in the car her son was driving the night before.
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As it happens, both were coming to similar conclusions about the U.S. legal system, including that it's especially challenging for people who don't speak English.
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But, as it happens, there is a bigger point here — it just happens to be one that has almost nothing to do with Bernie Sanders.
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They are friends, as it happens, of Mr. Sher, who in turn introduced them to Mr. Rogers, who interviewed them extensively before writing this play.
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Brooklyn Museum As it happens, Ms. DeLarverie is stage center in this notably youthful and history-conscious — and history-correcting — survey at the Brooklyn Museum.
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You can even join our NYT Cooking Community group to discover a whole new world of supportive home cooks and, as it happens, their pets.
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As it happens, behind this meme is a real environmental problem that's been brought to us by a combination of agricultural deforestation and climate change.
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I know that the world will move on and that I am probably going to be left behind, as it happens in all the islands.
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You can make this with any vegetable, including leftovers, in about 30 minutes — and, as it happens, it would go brilliantly with that scallion sauce.
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As it happens, several of the men in thick blue overalls and white helmets who operate the hulking machine once made a living pumping crude.
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As it happens, earlier the same day, we'd spent time on the phone with two venture capitalists who think of almost nothing else every day.
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As it happens, the sensitive, lonely Ryan was also responsible for the shocking incident of bullying that begins the novel and whose repercussions echo throughout.
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We romanticize adolescence because it's so malleable: a burst of change, physical and mental, that feels abysmal as it happens and irreplaceable once it's over.
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American voters and American democracy, not Apple and Amazon — which are, as it happens, notorious examples of tax avoidance — are the victims we care about.
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As it happens, Mr. Almog-Assoulin's profile picture on WhatsApp, a tool for secure texts and calls, is an image of the Punch cigar logo.
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JS: As it happens, we worked closely with George on the restoration of Night of the Living Dead that we just premiered several months ago.
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As it happens, I wrote a field paper on the passage of the 17th Amendment, back when I assumed it was a safely obscure topic.
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As it happens, he would have dominated the 22000th round in 22025, in which every single player chosen was somehow named either Brian or Kevin.
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And as it happens, Jon is in the crypt, where Ned Stark (whom he learns is his uncle), and Lyanna Stark (his real mother) are buried.
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As it happens, Murray has some pretty high-profile supporters: I'd almost forgotten what it's like when the person you really, really want to win, wins!
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All of these organizations are focused not only on countering sexual misconduct as it happens, but also on promoting change that will ideally prevent future transgressions.
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"I hope by the time that I show him … it's not something that will be strange," she said on the Canadian radio show As It Happens.
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I read about this problem somewhere on the internet and, as it happens with good jokes too, the puzzle stays, but the source… Thank you Marco!
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As always, The Verge will be on the ground at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino to bring you all the latest news as it happens.
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Now, for the first time, biologists have captured the process of coral bleaching as it happens, showing us how corals kill themselves in gory scientific detail.
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" As it happens, this is the primary function of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, which Ian Buruma has described as the "center of the Hiroshima cult.
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As it happens, there's one network executive looking for that middle ground right now — it's just not clear whether he'll get anybody else to sign on.
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As it happens, Trump — and Democrats — already support a reasonable way to do just that: enact a large, two-year increase in public investments in infrastructure.
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As it happens, the topic of what happens if Uber never gets its big exit also came up in the discussion, which you can catch below:
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As it happens, the new $8.99 Prime Video pricing comes a couple of weeks before longtime Netflix subscribers will see their subscription fee rise to $9.99.
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As it happens, Trump does have the tools to inflict immense damage on the Affordable Care Act and hurt a lot of people in the process.
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As it happens, Mr Guerinot has the distinction of having represented more future death-row inmates than probably any other criminal defence attorney in history: 203.
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As Xhaka — Arsenal's captain, as it happens, though that is, in truth, irrelevant — trudged from the field, his own fans jeered him: raucously, clearly, almost gleefully.
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Tune in throughout the day for all of the news as it happens (and, as soon as we get our hands on the devices, our impressions!)
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As it happens, this isn't true — the calendar, which front-loaded some states very favorable to Mr. Sanders, hasn't been a big factor in the race.
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That is where, as it happens, the designer — Julian Woodhouse, a gay African-American man — is stationed as a first lieutenant in the United States Army.
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As it happens, at last year's British Fashion Council awards, he also won women's wear designer of the year and men's wear designer of the year.
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As it happens, I was the first scientist to evaluate this detector technology independently when the Fermilab group was developing it back in the mid-1990s.
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My 12-year-old daughter, as it happens, is a chip off the old roadblock: She wants to be driven from her bedroom to the bathroom.
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What seems to bother a lot of people is the inability to fully enjoy a play as it happens because it might be subject to review.
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As it happens, all three Yankees position players in the All-Star Game (the Derby duo plus infielder Starlin Castro) are regulars in Valiente's B.P. group.
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As it happens, that one image, which all but filled the intro's precious RAM, fed into Joi's process like a punchcard into one of Babbage's machines.
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And, as it happens, one of the best films in this year's festival is in Projections: Robert Beavers's "From the Notebook of …," a 48-minute masterpiece.
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When people on the political fringe blame shadowy forces — often, as it happens, sinister Jewish financiers — for their frustrations, you can write it off as delusional.
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We'd sit in bed, me in a fog, her drawing, and listen to Daniel's album 1990 (which, as it happens, is the year of my birth).
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As it happens, Prince Bader is a friend and associate of the leader of the purge: the country's 32-year-old crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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And as it happens, a small body of evidence suggests that when it comes to decision making, indoor air may matter more than we have realized.
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And as it happens, each group features a different side of Matt Mitchell: He plays synths with Alula, and piano and Fender Rhodes with Liddle. nublu.
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There's a real city in Albany, as it happens, but it's not this, not the various campuses and grim towers that fill and empty every day.
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Both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, as it happens, got their two chances to nominate new justices during their first two years in office as well.
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When it comes to bags, Givenchy has a spotty record but, as it happens, Ms. Waight Keller "has a special talent for accessories," Mr. Arnault said.
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As it happens, according to social monitoring platform CrowdTangle, that's also when Cartwright's followers suddenly exploded from a steady 65,000 to almost 85,000 as of Wednesday.
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As it happens, Mr. Blum's wildly successful Blumhouse Productions and Ms. DuVernay's newer Array Creative Campus are also located in Filipinotown, which borders downtown Los Angeles.
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His first published poem, as it happens, was a tribute, "On Shakespeare," which was included anonymously in the Second Folio of Shakespeare's plays, published in 1632.
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It is, as it happens, the day of a big soccer match (Chelsea versus Barcelona), and television sets are a point of focus in each barbershop.
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As it happens, that was the precise margin by which voters said they wanted Democrats rather than Republicans to win control of the House of Representatives.
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He is on a two-year program out of the country and, as it happens, he can no longer attend the first one, which is fine.
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The Russian interference campaign, as it happens, was not just hacking, even if actions by Russian and Russian-directed hackers played a major part in the operation.
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As it happens, I live in the heart of Ford country, in the North Etobicoke ward he represented as a city councillor before and after his mayoralty.
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We&aposre also expecting the president to sit down with French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, and we&aposre going to bring you that as soon as it happens.
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The service also boasts a stream delay of less than one second — it's several times longer in Twitch — meaning viewers see the stream almost as it happens.
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As it happens, Wartburg Castle has a singer room (the Sängersaal), where medieval singers are said to have competed at the court of the Landgraf of Thuringia.
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We'll have all the news from the event live as it happens, so tune in starting at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET on Wednesday, October 4.
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As it happens, Hop's research at the library turned up a case in which a woman named Terry Ives had accused Dr. Brenner of stealing her daughter.
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As we've done for nearly a decade now, we'll be liveblogging the event as it happens, bringing you second-by-second updates live from the scene. Photos!
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Puerto Rico's dependency on imports makes its living costs higher than on the mainland, and just more vulnerable to world changes, including, as it happens, climatic perils.
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As it happens, using a downward shift of pitch is also a frequent piece of advice given to those who want to sound more authoritative—like Thatcher.
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As it happens, the Eastern European countries mentioned in the interview that prompted his equivocation of support are some of the biggest per capita contributors to NATO.
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Bombs incite wars, the thinking goes—but North Korea miiight forgive the "accidental discharge" of a directed-energy laser pulser (also, as it happens, in the works).
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If you're waiting to lay out your cash until you see the car, though, we've got you covered: we'll have all the news live as it happens.
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There was much celebration earlier this year when Temba Bavuma (pictured) became the first black South African to score a Test century (against England, as it happens).
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As it happens, a negative agenda of undoing Obama's legacy fits well with the Republican Party of House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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As it happens, shortly before NOAA 's announcement, Irus Braverman, a professor of law and geography at the University at Buffalo, set out to interview coral biologists.
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As it happens, the excess deaths from the combination of Hurricanes Maria and Irma is unusually high because of the collapse of the island's infrastructure they precipitated.
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As it happens, it's the custom in Thai movie theaters for audiences to stand for the national anthem; in the scene in "Cemetery," though, no music plays.
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As it happens, the Customs and Border Patrol personnel asked the traveler, who is a lawful permanent resident of the US, if he had anything to declare.
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Sources tell TMZ ... BC's reality series, "The Real Blac Chyna" is 100% unscripted, meaning producers decided to simply follow her around and shoot everything as it happens.
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As it happens, Texas's five-year-old voter ID law was struck down by a district court, which found that it discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos.
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As it happens, the opera's incongruities are also its strength, as the layering of cultures helps make it a compelling and eminently entertaining work of musical theater.
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You have said that "Killing Commendatore" is a homage to "The Great Gatsby," a novel that, as it happens, you translated into Japanese about ten years ago.
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As it stands, Congress allocates annual disaster appropriations for agencies like FEMA, and one-off supplemental funding to provide extra support for each disaster as it happens.
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So far, I could be describing an abstract painting, but, as it happens, it portrays the head and shoulders of a woman in a low-cut gown.
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As it happens, larger males, which produce the deepest and sexiest chucks, are also the most adept at mating, because they are closer in size to females.
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We're also following all of the coronavirus news on our live blog, so you can keep up to date on all the breaking news as it happens.
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It reminded her of a wounded body — more specifically, of Saint Sebastian, who as it happens was revered in Monteverdi's Venice as a protector against the plague.
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I've been through this so many times, I know what to tell TSA officers confidently, and as soon as it happens, but the responses are always varied.
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As it happens, it isn't just his body that is giving way — the desert he sought out nearly 40 years ago has begun to change as well.
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It's not mere happenstance that the populace is unified this time around: As it happens, the government itself is unified for the first time in a while.
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As it happens, I saw the somber and weirdly self-congratulatory 2011 film "Uncle Kent," directed by Joe Swanberg and starring Kent Osborne as the title character.
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About New York As it happens, Donald J. Trump is not the only person to announce plans to shut down a personal philanthropy, just the best known.
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As it happens, Rihanna is represented by WME, the talent agency part of Endeavor, the globe-straddling behemoth that also happens to own New York Fashion Week.
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Because, as it happens in the movie's murder trial, a lawyer (Bresha Webb) demands to call a witness to the stand after closing arguments have already happened.
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As it happens, that literature now includes a book of my own, though it was published too recently for her to have addressed it in her article.
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As it happens, my maternal grandmother was born in Lithuania and lived there until she immigrated to Missouri, in what I figure must have been around 1900.
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Microsoft is planning to live stream this Surface event, and The Verge will be live from the event to bring you the latest news as it happens.
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As it happens, Mr. Serra did receive France's prestigious Jean Vigo award for "The Death of Louis XIV," which stars Jean-Pierre Léaud as the French monarch.
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As it happens, Costanzo also appeared in "Bel Canto," as a teen-age terrorist who, in the course of the long siege, discovers a gift for singing.
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As it happens, the British and American health systems lie at opposite ends of a spectrum defined by the relative roles of the private and public sectors.
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If a victim is aware of the breach as soon as it happens, they can at least reset their credentials or be more vigilant to protect themselves.
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As it happens, the domain dates back at least to the start of this year when Marriott used the domain to ask its users to update their passwords.
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As it happens, Freddie was in recovery from a serious bout of flu (described by him as 'the worst flu ever') and shingles, combined with an upset stomach.
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Test Three: China As it happens, China may be an even more pressing challenge in the coming days, and your tweets are doing little to improve the atmosphere.
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According to the paper's sources, the company is planning to release its Pinecone chip within a month (which could have been great timing for MWC, as it happens).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As it happens, most episodes of Trump on "The Apprentice" are curiously hard to find: they're not available to stream or download.
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Perhaps it's her amature style of painting that feels honest and inclusive, giving her the freedom to paint fast and report the world around us as it happens.
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Take David Norris, a senator and literary scholar who at 74 is the grand old man of Ireland's gay rights movement (and, as it happens, a practising Anglican).
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As it happens, he has just agreed to feed her cat while she is on a trip to Kenya, so the sex might have been an advance reward.
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With this camera, you can stay connected 24/7 and catch activity as it happens, with the ability to watch, download, and share 1080p Full HD video clips.
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The U.S. attorney is about to announce federal terrorism charges against the suspect in yesterday&aposs deadly attack, and we will bring that to you as it happens.
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As it happens, the taxes cut were only a third of the value of the tax break that was not changed (roughly $900 billion compared to $2.7 trillion).
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That's a problem because, as it happens, our system of government depends on Congress leading the way, not scrambling after the whims of demagogic executives from alternating parties.
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As it happens, time can soften and distort our best intentions, and those with power and privilege can revise the bold, audacious vision that has inspired so many.
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NASA Goddard is responsible for the innovative Hubble operations and upcoming James Webb Space Telescope, and by following their account you can see their progress as it happens.
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Irony. Because as it happens, one of the greatest causes of public relations headaches for Airbnb has been its slavish adherence to the ad's very motto: #WeAccept. Confused?
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As it happens, Gadot didn't really grow up with the Wonder Woman/Diana Prince story, she admitted during Refinery29's visit to the film's London set last winter.
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The push notifications from the Cloud Cam app alert you when the camera detects motion, and lets you view what's going on in your house as it happens.
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This production, as it happens, marks the last-ever show to occupy the National Theater's temporary space, which will soon be torn down as has long been planned.
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Higgins (Diana Rigg), who, as it happens, is friends with Freddy Eynsford-Hill (Jordan Donica), the young man who knocked Eliza over when she was a flower seller.
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"You need to find a sweeping tale of pain and redemption," she tells him — a fitting description, as it happens, of the story the musical proceeds to unfold.
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As it happens you'd trade infinite pub trips just to spend an hour in a darkened room thinking about her, let alone actually spending time in her presence.
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As it happens, I had it exactly backward: all the stuff I thought would be hokey, the simple sincerity of the experience, was what I enjoyed the most.
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As it happens, in this generally likable film he is at his most endearing when fixing himself a simple (but indeed delicious looking) grilled ham and cheese sandwich.
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As it happens, a reliable way to predict how justices will vote in highly charged cases is to check the political party of the president who appointed them.
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The third carves great holes into the ground or produces impossibly steep-sided hills—and is also essential for freeing cavemen from dinosaur ribcage prisons, as it happens.
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Farage was lying, as it happens — there will be no such windfall for the health service — but he understood that voters supporting Brexit would find the lie appealing.
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As it happens, Mr. Harris did have a tough moment as he returned across the frozen harbor with his groceries, falling through some slushy ice to his knees.
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As it happens, this movie is an expansion of Ms. Pourriat's 2010 short film, "Oppressed Majority," which was a punchier, and not particularly comedic, allegory of sexual assault.
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Parker, as it happens, was scouted by the estate of Raymond Chandler to finish a Philip Marlowe book ("Poodle Springs") and write an additional one ("Perchance to Dream").
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But in the case of Ralph Lauren and its new chief executive, there's another factor to consider, one that was not, as it happens, mentioned in the announcement.
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As it happens, the Port Authority runs the one transit hub, the main bus terminal in Manhattan, that many travelers find at least as unappealing as Penn Station.
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Brazil's soybean exports to China, as it happens, are also falling, down 40 percent in August and off 85033 percent through the first eight months of the year.
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As it happens, Mr. Espinoza, who works as a consultant to the leader of the State Assembly, Anthony Rendon, was in a position to do something about it.
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As it happens, Mr. Stanley is in another of this season's Fall for Dance commissions, a duet with his City Ballet colleague Sara Mearns, created by Kim Brandstrup.
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As it happens, this observation, made by diagnosticians in the clinic, was eventually linked to the creation of some of the most potent immunological medicines used clinically today.
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We're expecting Apple to unveil three new iPhone models on Tuesday, and The Verge will be live from the event covering every piece of news as it happens.
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The image, as it happens, is from a long-ago catalog of Mr. Armani's influential men's wear career, compiled by two curators from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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As it happens, this is the amount of money NASA now spends on the space station every year, money that will be available one day to go someplace.
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As it happens, Ms. Gray's mischievous rasp is a natural fit for acoustic combo dimensions, and the album puts her in excellent company, like the guitarist Russell Malone.
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As it happens, Mr. Mukasey has represented Roger E. Ailes, the former chairman of Fox News, who has long had a mogul-to-mogul relationship with Mr. Trump.
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When he greets the North Korean dictator again next week in Hanoi (days after this year's Oscars, as it happens), Trump hopes the flashes are just as bright.
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As it happens, the history of painkillers is full of doctors and drugmakers testifying to the utmost safety of newfangled products that turned out to be downright perilous.
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It is also, as it happens, among the final relics of a very different, yet complementary, secret Irish history, a parallel system for controlling and exploiting inconvenient lives.
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As it happens, Morgan Lewis itself is not only the longtime tax counsels to the Trump Organization but were named Russia Law Firm of the Year in 2016.
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Then, on the day of the wedding, Guthrie and Kotb will reportedly be watching and commenting on the wedding as it happens about 30 minutes into the wedding.
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As it happens, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is hosting a high-level meeting in Montreal this month to discuss what those carbon markets might look like exactly.
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That we learn this not as it happens but after the fact, as it is recollected, is among the most compelling aspects of the novel, especially given Saul's unreliability.
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Another reader made a similar suggestion, and as it happens, a source close to The Workologist (my wife) reports having used this very tactic with success in the past.
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Topps promises that "the app will also react to what happens in the show, as it happens," though how that works is going to remain a secret for now.
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As it happens, four times as many Democrats moved to cast a vote against Hillary Clinton, but three of the eight were replaced before they could violate their pledges.
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From a closed-door, industry-insider event to all-access areas and livestreamed shows, the once exclusive affair is now available for the world to see as it happens.
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As it happens, we do not: devices that shoot flames more than 10 feet require permits in the state of California, but the Not-A-Flamethrower isn't that powerful.
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As it happens, it'd be almost impossible to truly recreate the ring, which Prince Harry gave the Suits actress after a dinner of roast chicken at home in London.
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These are, as it happens, the same goals as those of the companies which run America's large technology platforms, whether they are operating systems, social networks or computing clouds.
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As it happens, the ITC was unexpectedly extended late last year (it will phase out over the next five years), or else the spike would have been even bigger.
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As it happens, the microbial ecology and molecular landscape of poop is incredibly complex, and we're just starting to discover which microbes are critical to your health and why.
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She asked me if I wanted anything else; I told her that I was simply thirsty from my walk over and am not, as it happens, a coffee-drinker.
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We'll be bringing you the action from the event live as it happens starting right here at 5:30 PM PT, so tune in below to see things unfold.
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When the FBI can't penetrate a terror cell (and there will be many times they can't) there needs to be a capability to mitigate the attack as it happens.
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As it happens, I was unprepared for how utterly stupid said pricing was, and I say this as someone who paid roughly a car for two Super Bowl tickets.
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But as it happens, this wasn't Facebook's doing at all, but rather the work of a Chrome plugin called B.S. Detector, made by activist and independent journalist Daniel Sieradski.
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Just one other AL team (the Indians, as it happens) has averaged more wins per season over that period, and even that's by only a quarter of a game.
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"We had hoped this time to do a lot of rehearsing before we reached the studios … but, as it happens, all we got was one day," McCartney later remembered.
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As it happens, there was another Canadian scholar who taught, as Peterson does, at the University of Toronto, who made it his life work to argue against this assumption.
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As it happens, some Vietnamese are so nervous about Chinese expansionism that they are lobbying for U.S. forces to return to their war-era base at Cam Ranh Bay.
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Like the musical "Fun Home," the show has an all-female creative team (with the exception of Danny Mefford, the show's choreographer who, as it happens, choreographed "Fun Home").
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And unusually 85% of our fleet is twin aisle so we can carry a lot of freight in the belly of our aircraft, about 50-50 as it happens.
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A vast number of conspiracy theories hinge on the existence of a subjugated yet honorable "people" against a corrupt and scheming "elite," and, as it happens, so does populism.
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That patient, as it happens, is Jorge de Cervantes, who, while waiting at a bus stop at the end of his shift, was struck and killed by a car.
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As it happens, the trauma surgeon running the Dallas emergency room last Thursday when seven police officers were brought in with gunshot wounds is a black man, Brian Williams.
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And, as it happens, he was also probably bored enough of rapping circles around every "I'm the shit" punchline combination available that it made sense to try something new.
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As it happens, a huge number of website hacks are made possible through zero-day flaws in these engines, or known flaws in unpatched instances installed on web servers.
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Of course, TechCrunch will be there and bringing you all the news as it happens from the Steve Jobs theater on September 12, so check back then for updates.
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Concerns over Medicaid cuts, as it happens, have emerged as a key concern among most of the Republican senators who have not yet committed to vote for the bill.
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"Best boyband since One Direction," raps Kevin Abstract on Brockhampton's SATURATION III track "BOOGIE" (which, as it happens, is more infectious than a particularly virulent strain of the flu).
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As it happens, the pavilion's exhibition space is not far from one of Venice's most notorious historical hookup spots: a 19th-century garden on the east side of Giudecca.
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As it happens, the only black women in "I Feel Pretty" — the SoulCycle employee Sasheer Zamata and the beauty executive Naomi Campbell — are representatives of the hot-girl faction.
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As it happens, the younger Mr. Boylan has also been fielding calls at the library lately about Mr. Kennedy since this month is the 50th anniversary of his assassination.
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Companies with sensitive data need to be able to detect whenever a corporate device downloads a malicious app, and revoke access to the device as soon as it happens.
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And as it happens, the experience of Europe, and Spain in particular, provides some of the bullets we should be using to shoot these particular zombies in the head.
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As it happens, Cunningham—a stylish, soft-voiced fifty-seven-year-old, born and brought up in West Baltimore—works at Shock Trauma, managing paperwork for the operating rooms.
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As it happens, an exhibition of Japanese art and handicrafts is being set up in town, and D'Oyly Carte has brought a selection for Gilbert and Sullivan to preview.
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As it happens, the "Orange" news came after Netflix disclosed that it had added 7 million subscribers during the most recent quarter, bringing its global tally to 137 million.
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As it happens, some of the most innovative and profitable U.S. businesses, such as Apple, General Electric, Google and Microsoft, also have the most earnings that are "trapped" abroad.
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So the cockles get stuck at the surface, where they're easier pickings for birds, which as it happens is the only place where the trematodes can complete their life cycle.
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The second, comparing Apple and Amazon products, had nothing to do with the content of the site, and included another spammy link (to a site called "Gizmotimes," as it happens).
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And as it happens, the symptoms of people with Duane-radial ray—missing thumbs, unformed limbs, congenital heart defects—bear an uncanny resemblance to those seen in newborn thalidomide victims.
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BUT, as it happens, the NBA player most associated with exotic pleasures, both on and off the court, is not yet doing a show about the eateries of the world.
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As it happens, there's a pretty big one nearby: California has a low-carbon fuel standard (LCFS) that requires fuels sold in the state to steadily decline in carbon intensity.
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As it happens, Ms. Versace was not the only designer with a sense that this is a time to dress for action, even for those with private planes and chauffeurs.
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Related: Turning New York's Salary Gap into an Interactive Sculpture Money is the Medium in Dollar Bill Collages Standard Time Is a Living Clock, Constructing Each Minute As It Happens
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As it happens, though the play is rooted in the period when it is set, it deals with themes and situations that are extremely relevant to our moment in history.
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As it happens, Ronald Reagan, who dined with Friedman's father, Rabbi Morris Friedman, in 1984 -- his son, David seated at his side -- was not seduced by the one-state solution.
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Tesla's holding a special event at 5:30 PM PT today at Universal Studios in L.A., and we're live on location to bring you al the news as it happens.
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The product, created by local startup Brain Magic, is best described as a more feature-packed take on the Microsoft Dial — one that, as it happens, also works with Mac.
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As it happens, campaign contributions from foreign-held but American-based companies are perfectly legal as long as the owners have no role in directing the disbursement of the funds.
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As it happens, intuitions like these are broadly shared—a fact we know because, speaking of implausible things, two cognitive scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have shown it.
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As it happens, the company is actually growing 80 percent year-on-year and has made about $100 million to date, with 20 new products hitting the shelves in 2018.
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As it happens, there will always be disagreement (ideologically and otherwise) between generations, but we can't learn or support our own beliefs if we can't understand those outside our worldview.
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As it happens, a 2012 YouTube video shows the ambitious effort undertaken in the lead-up to the London Games to record new arrangements of more than 200 national anthems.
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As it happens, both of those adjectives would be more appropriate descriptors for the predominant national security paradigm, detached as it is from what really makes most Americans feel insecure.
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" As it happens, the commission is in the midst of reviewing its corporate disclosure requirements and considering ways to improve its rules "for the benefit of both companies and investors.
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But the reply had not come from the Moldova-bound aircraft, nor the Pakhtakor craft, but from a third plane in the crowded skies (heading, as it happens, for Tashkent).
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The esports betting public was completely unaware of the fix, an unusual occurrence in a sport where in-game fraud is oftentimes brought to the public's attention as it happens.
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As it happens, Ms. Ciccarone lives in an area where the tree canopy is well below its target density, but for her the loss of the black walnuts was personal.
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As it happens, Man-hee had a one-night stand with the director So Wan-soo (Jung Jin-young), who is officially dating Yang-hye, albeit perhaps on the sly.
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So you are reliant on the kindness of Parsis, who, as it happens, are known for their charity; their religion encourages both the creation of wealth and its righteous distribution.
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As it happens, just when news of this new cause surfaced, I got a couple of reminders that the world has no shortage of less rarefied injustices of long standing.
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As it happens, economist Robert H. Frank has a book coming out soon, Under the Influence, about just this kind of social contagion and how climate policymakers can use it.
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Professor Hart, as it happens, won the Nobel in economic sciences last year for his work in studying precisely these sorts of contracts: When are they more likely to work?
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We'll have live coverage of the launch right here on TechCrunch as it happens, and a summary of how the launch went immediately following, so check back Friday for updates.
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As it happens, Thomas Huxley, the celebrated 19th century champion of Darwin's theory of evolution, also thought Ornithischia and theropods belonged together in the same group, which he called Ornithoscelida.
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As it happens, we have a striking example of an uber-meritocratic politician who ran as an outsider but turned out to just represent the elite from whence he came.
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As it happens, participants who got negative feedback—and felt shitty because of what the researchers termed "social rejection"—made collages that were more creative than those who were unaffected.
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We begin in Ice Box Canyon (where warm waters halt), then follow Highway 212 (as it happens, the degree point at which boiling water turns to steam) down into the valley.
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"We do not need 2,000 miles of concrete wall from sea to shining sea—we never did; we never proposed that; we never wanted that," he said (inaccurately, as it happens).
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And even if you won't be across the pond in Windsor, England, for the big day, you'll be able to catch every detail of Harry and Meghan's nuptials as it happens.
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"She is biding at home, heat-weak and head-wrought" is the sort of diction you might imagine for characters in "Game of Thrones" (filmed partly in Iceland, as it happens).
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But as it happens, Wanda also controls the largest theater chain in China in addition to the No. 2 cineplex in the United States, AMC Entertainment, behind the Regal Entertainment Group.
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As it happens, not two days before the Human by Design conference, a coalition of activists and organizers came together with a platform of demands under the Black Lives Matter name.
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As it happens, the King and Queen of Bhutan – more awesomely known as the the Dragon King and Dragon Queen – have another nickname, too: the Will and Kate of the Himalayas.
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We know this because they've been gushing over their mutual love for poet and critic Maggie Nelson's 2015 masterpiece, The Argonauts, which, as it happens, is also on Watson's reading list.
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As it happens, while the noise from the DNC hack was building in Washington, I was attempting to sell such real-time technology to a federal agency which shall remain nameless.
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As it happens, he could save the same number of children over the course of his life as a professional philosopher who donates a large portion of his salary to charity.
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Next season, as it happens, A.F.C. Wimbledon will meet Milton Keynes Dons, the club that stole its identity, on level terms because the Dons have just been relegated to League One.
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Glenn Ray Lake Waccamaw, N.C. A. Mr. Ray didn't ask how the head of Hero Tees, Sean Eric Slaton, could be a free man, but as it happens, he is not.
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As it happens, a few days after the E.P.A.'s announcement of the rules a group of state agencies in Sacramento released a report detailing how climate change will affect California.
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Neither Ryan nor McConnell responded to Khizr Khan's direct appeal to their sense of duty to country over party, but as it happens, Ryan has addressed the point in the past.
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As it happens, the EU is also in the midst of reworking the region's copyright law — with a proposed reform package due to be published later this month, on September 21.
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As it happens, a group of former Wells Fargo trust officers joined Bank of Utah about 20143 years ago and created what would become a profitable part of the bank's business.
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The concentration of the performers and the power of Wilde's unusually baroque, even for him, language (he originally composed the play in French, as it happens) makes for some mesmerizing scenes.
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As it happens, Canada imports more American Steel than it exports to the United States, giving it the ability to hurt the very industry Mr. Trump claims to want to help.
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"Any producer wants to have a thermometer on the zeitgeist," said Esther Nelson, Boston Lyric Opera's artistic director, who, as it happens, made a small appearance in the 1990 film adaptation.
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As it happens, the United Nations has declared today the International Day of Yoga, so I invite you to look up at the sky and consider our connection to the universe.
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As it happens, I spoke on a panel this week about the challenges women face, both personal and structural, in work, parenting and life, and how food enters into the equation.
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As it happens, one of the world's best aid organizations, BRAC, is based in Bangladesh and does extraordinary work there as well as in other countries from South Sudan to Afghanistan.
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As it happens, 2019 is turning out to be a record year for measles outbreaks, with 465 cases reported in 19 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But it's not the only cultural touchstone of an earlier time -- my time, as it happens -- that you can still find every night on TV, and that is having an anniversary.
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As it happens, these particular buildings played an important role in the development of the city, one that suggests a history that is not similar to every other cast-iron building.
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In its proposal, the administration makes a commitment to spending $22019 billion over 10 years — which, as it happens, is only a few percentage points over current spending on public infrastructure.
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As it happens, when I interviewed Mr. Romero decades later, he said he admired "The Birds" but also said the shots were designed to draw attention to Hitchcock's own virtuosic directing.
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As it happens, this radical claim was not as definitively accepted as the published paper seemed to show: Serious challenges to its soundness were laid out during Nature's peer-review process.
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As it happens, I've been thinking about how to adapt these books for film for about, oh, 30 years now, so if any producers are reading this, give me a call.
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As it happens, this essay provides Sacks the chance to address a truly serious literary issue — one that troubled Sally's father, Michael Greenberg, as he considered writing about his daughter's illness.
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As it happens, I did get punched in the head, but it was actually by one of the homeless men who thought I was chatting up his girlfriend, which I wasn't.
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As it happens, both TrackR and its closest competitor Tile have reportedly had disappointing sales in key periods like the holidays, and tellingly Tile has also seen a series of recent changes.
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That sounds great except that the 45% who said they were extremely proud is the lowest since Gallup started asking the question on the Fourth of July -- in 2001, as it happens.
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Of course, because it's 2017, even if you don't watch the actual show, you'll be able to follow along on social media and hear about every viral moment right as it happens.
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"The Economists' Hour" should help to dispel the myth that economists are invariably dull—although, as it happens, Friedman did intend to become an actuary when he graduated from Rutgers, in 1932.
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As it happens, the most sought-after women tended to attend colleges in the south, while the men who got the most likes were most likely to go to liberal arts colleges.
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One of its earlier daddies, as it happens, was naughty Cupid: in the 19th century, valentines were as likely to taunt and scorn as they were to declare passion or puppy love.
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As it happens, I read some of the wrong books at a formative age and now am an epistemic anarchist: when it comes to science or progress, there's no fuckin' rules, dude.
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And, as it happens, there are seven states which have not yet called for a convention to propose a balanced-budget amendment, but in which Republicans control both houses of the legislature.
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As it happens, he said something similar in an article in the New Yorker, published shortly before the furore began, in which he described the legacy of being raped as a child.
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As it happens, another notable fragrance campaign that's included size diversity lately is Kim Kardashian West's KKW Body scent, which just released a campaign with images of nude women of various sizes.
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One could be forgiven for assuming Kardashian would splurge on the latest high-end pieces when decking out her workspace, but, as it happens, the KUWTK star's picks are surprisingly —and refreshingly!
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As it happens, the United States actually has a formal apprenticeship system that dates back to the 220006s and provides high quality training to close to half a million people every year.
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Most tantalising is Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor—and, as it happens, an eastern European woman—though few think she would exchange her present burden for one in the UN's New York headquarters.
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And though she admits knowing herself "so much better" is "an amazing feeling," the star is still learning how to navigate parenthood as it happens — especially when it comes to organizing events.
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The US transfer plan calls for the US officials who fly into North Korea to conduct a "cursory review" of what the North Koreans turn over as it happens, the official said.
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Noah confessed to the crime, but actually it was Helen, Tierney's character, behind the wheel, and as it happens, Alison was the one who suddenly pushed the brother onto the oncoming traffic.
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As it happens, I did an interview in June that answers exactly this question: "A recipe for toxic stress": an expert on why Trump's family separation policy is so damaging to kids.
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