"Everything and everyone should continue to work as normal, schools should run as normal," Widodo said in a joint statement with Vice President Jusuf Kalla.
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The boys have started doing things as as normal as making videos for YouTube, as normal as going out to a restaurant—a sit-down, knife-and-fork restaurant!
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Of course, if Congress can manage to pull it together and secure a budget by the deadline, things will carry on as normal — well, as normal as anything can be in 2017.
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We cannot treat that daily threat of violence as normal.
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For all this to be internalized and accepted as normal?
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Tabs can still be opened as normal too, if needed.
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Regional centers were operating as normal, the Facebook page said.
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Regional centers are operating as normal, the Facebook page said.
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Many things we think of as normal don't make sense.
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Etihad said their flights on Monday will operate as normal.
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Are we just accepting this as normal in America now?
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It's not a situation we can treat as normal politics.
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But pizza vegetables don't count the same as normal vegetables.
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Will they accept and engage in that behavior as normal?
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Unless something has changed, why not carry on as normal?
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Women should not have to accept unwanted touching as normal.
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And maybe we should reconsider what we've internalized as normal.
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But TSA maintains that most operations are running as normal.
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Hopefully, he doesn't and can continue being president as normal.
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Business would "continue to operate as normal," the group said.
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However, national airline Aeroflot will continue to operate as normal.
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It's as normal as my hazel eyes and constant bedhead.
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Elsewhere at the club, it is business as normal, too.
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We've classified as normal operations right now, post this attack.
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Summer Camp Festival is scheduled to run as normal today.
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We must refuse to accept shootings in schools as normal.
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I feel today that fandom is much more accepted as normal.
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Small indignities peppered throughout my everyday life, as normal as breathing.
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A change in what people perceive as normal, natural, or obvious.
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And 20 percent are what I would describe as 'normal people.
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"There's no such thing as normal," was her de-facto mantra.
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Which are as normal and abnormal as much as anybody else's.
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"I try to keep things as normal as possible," Matarazzo explained.
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I want things to be as normal as possible for him.
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Once the battery dies, they can't be used as normal earbuds.
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The New York Stock Exchange said it was operating as normal.
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The Powerbeats Pro work as normal Bluetooth headphones with Android devices.
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Here's how it works: You complete an online purchase as normal.
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Their refineries on the island were operating as normal on Tuesday.
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No one told her so the speech went along as normal.
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I want to be normal, as normal as I can be.
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That was something I laughed off and I accepted as normal.
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Blow dry as normal — and prepare to see some unbelievable shine.
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Seazen reiterated on Friday that its business would operate as normal.
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The test had been as normal as she could have imagined.
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Nearly everything leading up to the accident is recalled as normal.
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And yet, life in the United States went on as normal.
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Nevertheless, in Ouagadougou in recent days, life continued almost as normal.
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He advised me to go home and continue life as normal.
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In the weeks after the show, my life resumed as normal.
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But largely, work at the firm is moving forward as normal.
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But it continued to manage its operations as normal, it said.
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Delta Air Lines said its A220 jets were flying as normal.
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"I want them to feel as normal as possible," she said.
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And I don't think there is such a thing as normal.
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We treat them as normal customers, let them enjoy their evening.
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"There isn't really such a thing as normal," the artist says.
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He was the man that, his whole life, he's always had thousands of cameras on him and yet we were raised as normal kids, or at least as normal as you could be raised under the circumstances.
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The majority of Portuguese crews worked as normal on Thursday, it said.
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What will we accept as "normal," and what will we stand against?
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Conyers denied all wrongdoing and continued to go on serving as normal.
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Shin told Bloomberg that most of the factory was running as normal.
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In a lockout, exterior doors are locked, and school continues as normal.
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Such are the things that qualify as normal in the Trump era.
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Do you go about your day as normal, pretending everything is fine?
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Financial markets were open as normal but traders said volumes were small.
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CEFC denied this and Friday's report, saying operations were running as normal.
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Arriving on the island Wednesday, life appears to be proceeding as normal.
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Everything was on the up and up as normal business practices go.
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The banks says services have been restored and are operating as normal.
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Q. Maybe from a broader perspective this could be seen as normal.
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His life has been a defiant campaign to define himself as normal.
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On the member level, aides say things are progressing mostly as normal.
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The four-year-old returned to school as normal, followed by security.
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"I don't think that we should accept that as normal," Legend said.
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They just want to be thought of as "normal," whatever that means.
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An iPhone will work as normal once it has rebooted this way.
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Now switch Airplane Mode off and get back to snapping as normal.
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Apple said employees at its closed stores would be paid as normal.
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COM WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE AS NORMAL, ALONGSIDE WAITROSE SHOPS AND WAITROSE.COM.
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Faculty members have tried to keep things feeling as normal as possible.
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These instances are often under-reported, and categorized as normal credit losses.
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The smell of the woman's body became as normal as her own.
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Once Steam has been forcibly closed, it can be reopened as normal.
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Life nevertheless continued largely as normal across most other parts of London.
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What injustices have we as a culture come to accept as normal?
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You can lift the hood up and make a phone call as normal.
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I've learned that kids accept things as normal that you normalize for them.
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We go back to life as normal until another breach restarts the cycle.
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According to Us Weekly, the show got twice as many applicants as normal.
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"We want our kids' lives to be as 'normal' as possible," she wrote.
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"We want her to have a future as normal as possible," Ashley says.
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During those months, Inna would return to Moscow, continuing to work as normal.
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The Chromecast connects directly to the web and can get streaming as normal.
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The network adds that those issues subsided quickly and service resumed as normal.
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None of the heroes are locked and all their abilities work as normal.
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Just carry on using it as normal (without the Touch ID feature, obviously).
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CEFC denied the report and said it was running its operations as normal.
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Any team members working at the stated time will be paid as normal.
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For one, many still see some level of struggle among students as normal.
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" "It's important to show normal things as normal, so they become more normal.
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The chickens are none the wiser; they just lay their eggs as normal.
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What is perceived as normal for many is out of normal for others.
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"We cannot accept this as normal," the former housing secretary Julián Castro said.
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The vast majority of Americans move ahead with their daily lives as normal.
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Even so, South Koreans are anxious to go about their business as normal.
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Despite the international attention, life in the fishing village carries on as normal.
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It's still considered bold to see a plus-size body presented as normal.
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Brandstaetter's description of the recent cyberattack on the hotel as "normal" is telling.
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"All technology systems of the station are working as normal," the agency said.
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Private equity firms will find workarounds or simply continue with business as normal.
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He was not harmed, and continued with his schedule as normal, officials said.
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"There's no such thing as normal when it comes to sexuality," says Blake.
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In other words, what counts as "normal" is a product of one's culture.
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On Tuesday, federal meat inspection agencies said they continue to operate as normal.
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"Our flights to and from U.S. are currently operating as normal," they added.
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And while they know Beijing is watching, they accept this surveillance as normal.
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Anez said supermarkets, hospitals, banks and pharmacies would continue to operate as normal.
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He said flights on other domestic and international routes would operate as normal.
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First, obesity is so common that we tend to perceive it as normal.
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On Tuesday, Delta Air Lines said its A220 jets were flying as normal.
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Then a radiologist dismissed a chest X-ray of his lungs as normal.
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He was "as normal as one person as to the next," Gray said.
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We need to make it as normal as complaining of a stomach ache.
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Click Connect, and you can operate your Xbox One as normal through the app.
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But the Justice Department argues that the agency will continue to function as normal.
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I saw everyone else as 'normal' and myself as messed up in a way.
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The verbal "Hey Siri" trigger will cause Siri to await voice input as normal.
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The remaining 563 were seen as normal weight and nine were seen as underweight.
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This morning, Londoners around the city got up and went to work as normal.
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Nor do normal accidents — as normal as they are — have to be so common.
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It honestly happens every single week ... but we've got to stop accepting as normal.
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Simply apply after your shampoo, leave for 5-10 minutes, then rinse as normal.
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Chrome OS wipes the Chromebook, deleting Linux, and starts up the system as normal.
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Many lawmakers noted the U.S. government would continue as normal regardless of the indictments.
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Their lives couldn't stop and we wanted things to be as normal as possible.
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Ryanair said it had written to pilots to ask them to work as normal.
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That distinction matters, because securities are subject to the same regulations as normal stocks.
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The museum collection facility is open and employee work routines have continued as normal.
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The subscriber's traffic then bounces across the Tor network as normal, anonymizing their activity.
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While we're monitoring Hurricane Irma, all resort operations are as normal until further notice.
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Traffic resumed as normal after guardsmen clad in full riot gear dispersed the crowd.
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In the months following their split, the exes returned to their lives as normal.
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Blankfein, 61, planned to "work substantially as normal, leading the firm" while undergoing treatment.
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But they said exploration and production activity, along with logistics, carried on as normal.
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Now I see things with a different perspective and can carry on as normal.
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Agavins aren't digestible, so eating them doesn't raise blood sugar, as normal sugar does.
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From there, you can use the app to fine-tune the image as normal.
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Shareholders need to decide whether to ask tougher questions, or carry on as normal.
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She explicitly contradicted the White House characterization of Flynn's contact with Kislyak as normal.
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Well, now Pfizer says it will be back to "business as normal" next year.
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She is working as normal but she's decided not to go out to church.
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Nothing she did could be categorized as "normal," not even launching a signature fragrance.
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Although shocked by his lover's death, Bacon continued prepping for his exhibition as normal.
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"The next day, everybody wakes up and goes to work as normal," he said.
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Users send texts from HeyMarket while customers receive the messages as normal text messages.
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All around her, the factory beeped and whirred, as if life continued as normal.
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Ahead of Thursday's game, Lowry tried to keep his life as normal as possible.
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Although they will receive paychecks as normal for the pay period that ended Dec.
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Training efforts by France and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are continuing as normal.
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Grocery stores are still open, but that doesn't mean you should shop as normal.
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Separately, the company said its oil and gas production off Norway continued as normal.
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Even in Mr. Trump's native borough, life pretty much just went on as normal.
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So even during a power outage, you can keep using the Vision as normal.
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For Britons waking up on Saturday morning, life will pretty much continue as normal.
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Poverty, disease and misfortune that had been accepted as normal became rejected as cruel.
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I see everyone using their own strength to keep the city functioning as normal.
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"Our debit cards are now working as normal," a spokeswoman for the bank said.
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"This wildly changing climate is making mincemeat of what we thought of as normal."
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The judiciary, public prosecution, embassies and diplomatic entities will continue to function as normal.
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All three carmakers have stressed that operations and alliance business are proceeding as normal.
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They're just disguised as normal, well-to-do people, who pretend nothing is wrong.
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Cramer calls it getting back to normal, at least as normal as they can be.
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But it said that the committee that picks this year's winner was working as normal.
|
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Despite their superstar statuses, the two claim their friendship is as normal as it gets.
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"He battled," said manager Andy Green, who added Chacin was not as sharp as normal.
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By day, I was a mild-mannered employee, dutifully getting my assignments done as normal.
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The sources said U.S. flights would continue to operate as normal until guidance is received.
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For years, I chalked up these abnormal episodes that occurred between my period as normal.
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These are the people I always think of as "normal," and maybe you do too.
|
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Quickflix's administrators will continue to operate the service as normal for current customers, Langsford said.
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PCL is the construction firm, and they are working almost twice as fast as normal.
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"I like to keep life as normal as possible for my son Barron," Melania said.
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HUTCHISON'S UK OPERATOR THREE SAYS: HUAWEI DEVICES AND ROUTERS WILL CONTINUE TO WORK AS NORMAL.
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My mom — she's done everything she can to make my life as normal as possible.
|
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"I'm trying to make this all as normal as possible for [Trevor]," his mother said.
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So you'll still ejaculate as normal, but there just won't be any sperm in there.
|
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If Hillary Clinton wins, it's a triumph for orthodoxy and matters will continue as normal.
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Luhansk residents told Reuters by phone that electricity supplies appeared to be working as normal.
|
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Venmo's traditional, next business day bank transfer option remains available and is functioning as normal.
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By that, I mean you are seen as normal and within the scope of average.
|
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Despite the mourning period, the military government has stressed that business should continue as normal.
|
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The terminal resumed operating as normal about two hours after the partial evacuation was imposed.
|
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But they instead just carried out on with their day, sleeping and waking as normal.
|
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But all of it could just as easily interpreted as normal parts of his job.
|
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"I just really want to help him to be as normal as possible," she explains.
|
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It can make what many of us take for granted as 'normal' life practically impossible.
|
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For residents of Guam life on the island appears to be moving ahead as normal.
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No one was injured and the first day of the dressage competition finished as normal.
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These are just a few things our parents ordered us to do as normal children.
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Safety is always our priority, and all passengers and crew disembarked the aircraft as normal.
|
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In other words, the logic goes, killing drug users isn't the same as normal murder.
|
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"From a marketer's perspective things will continue just about as normal," Nancarrow told The Verge.
|
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Public broadcaster NHK reported that nuclear power facilities in the region were operating as normal.
|
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Just don't click the thumb and it'll save to your Desktop (or Stack) as normal.
|
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Tata CMB's operations and services will continue as normal until the completion of the transaction.
|
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"Hodeidah port is operating as normal and the movement of ships is normal," Malki said.
|
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But if they have not secured a berth, Syndergaard will pitch as normal, Collins said.
|
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The differences are innate, and each type of personality is as "normal" as the others.
|
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"We continued our day as normal, sat down and ate our salad lunches," Mom said.
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We want him to have full genitalia that looks as normal and natural as possible.
|
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They involve virtually no mechanical footprint while allowing skin to breathe and sweat as normal.
|
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"They are proceeding as normal until told not to" by the President, the source said.
|
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How did holding more than 40,000 migrants behind bars come to be seen as normal?
|
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They try to proceed with the interview as normal, but it's The North Show now.
|
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But on the island, home to a strategic American air base, life continued as normal.
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Uber can appeal the decision within 21 days, and operate as normal within that timeframe.
|
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An M.R.I. of the brain was read as normal — just as the CT had been.
|
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Red cells carrying sickle hemoglobin molecules survive only one-fifth as long as normal cells.
|
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PC makers have given several recent clues that the cycle might not continue as normal.
|
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Taxi industry leaders have denied doing anything wrong, characterizing their actions as normal business practices.
|
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Our crew dealt with the issue quickly before departure and the flight continued as normal.
|
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I think he would go right down the middle of the street just as normal.
|
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A state spokesperson told CNN that all of its government websites were operating as normal.
|
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Such comparisons should be as normal to making donations as comparing prices is to shopping.
|
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Key point: The company will continue operating as normal while the appeal process takes place.
|
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Despite the cramped living conditions, Bradford's family tried to keep things as normal as possible.
|
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The airport planned to continue operating as normal the day after the incident, CNN reported.
|
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Hourly employees in both locations will continue to receive pay as normal until operations cease.
|
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Lawmakers in Richmond insisted that, despite the tumult, they were trying to work as normal.
|
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"But if Nielsen's where people stop treating that as normal and healthy, I'll take it."
|
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You will then be returned to your account page and can begin streaming as normal.
|
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"We try to keep things as normal as possible for him," LaFleur said of her son.
|
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Throughout her deposition, Abedin defended Clinton's decisions, describing them as normal and not suspect at all.
|
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In his scholarly writing and his comics, Marston insistently, deliberately portrayed lesbianism as normal and good.
|
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Before they could process it, everything was swept under the carpet, and life continued as normal.
|
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The airline has so far said it has managed to keep its operations running as normal.
|
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President Trump also expects air travel at the nation's airports is expected to continue as normal.
|
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On Friday, the Agriculture Ministry said it would continue to send its experts abroad as normal.
|
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"We hope it makes people realise we are as normal as anyone is," Sukanth told Mashable.
|
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Operations are continuing as normal at the project in the state of Chihuahua, the company said.
|
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The market snapped back by the end of play yesterday so it is business as normal.
|
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"This is now normal and it shouldn't be viewed as normal," Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley said.
|
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Hilton refuses to hire bodyguards, because she wants to lead as normal a life as possible.
|
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In a statement, a QNB spokesperson said its operations in Saudi Arabia were operating as normal.
|
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He needs a parent at home, and I like to keep it as normal as possible.
|
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After that, you can head to the Photos app to edit your conversation grab as normal.
|
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Teenagers often seek to quell their anxiety and insecurity by imitating behaviour they regard as normal.
|
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She added that the streets are safe and pledged that the city will function as normal.
|
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Plasma is not FDA-approved to treat other conditions, such as normal aging or memory loss.
|
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Energy Minister Charles Keter, who announced Othieno's appointment, said the company's operations would continue as normal.
|
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We're happy to share that you should now be able to connect to Slack as normal.
|
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Barroso said the atmosphere within Spain was one of people determined to carry on as normal.
|
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"I like to keep life as normal as possible for my son, Barron," she told Brzezinski.
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NORWEGIAN AIR The company said it would continue to operate 225 MAX 7377 jets as normal.
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You could say they've made ads for STD tests as normal as those for coconut water.
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Lebanon, with its large Christian population, continues more or less as normal during the holy month.
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It means notifications from other apps—such as incoming phone calls—can carry on as normal.
|
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SWIFT's core messaging services were not impacted by the issue and continued to work as normal.
|
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He wants Jaxen, their 20-month-old son, to have as normal a childhood as possible.
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Yet these acts are accepted as normal in many countries in the Middle East and Asia.
|
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Despite health concerns, the people of Port Harcourt are trying to continue with life as normal.
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Once you've done all of the above, you can then try to sign in as normal.
|
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It uses a simplified process and the result is currently not as good as normal wine.
|
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Other times, behaviors may be disguised as "normal" new mom things, like checking their baby's breathing.
|
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Live videos will have all of the same search, recommendation and privacy functions as normal videos.
|
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Food inspection services will continue as normal, the USDA said in a press release on Tuesday.
|
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Belgium's other main port of Zeebrugge was also running as normal, albeit with increased safety controls.
|
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In some residential areas of the Bay Area, lawn keepers were out cutting grass as normal.
|
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C.K., for his part, has never presented himself or his behavior as normal in his act.
|
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This will be as normal as the sex education we had in schools using VHS tapes.
|
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It is clear that life cannot go on as normal, at least for the foreseeable future.
|
|
What could be funnier, more strange and outlandish, than something that managed to qualify as normal?
|
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"Politics as normal is out the window, and we've got to come up with new strategies."
|
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"We had no impacts from the storm and operations resumed as normal this morning," said Gresham.
|
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"None of this behavior should ever be regarded as normal," Flake continued on the Senate floor.
|
|
When you succeed, is it more helpful to be thought of as normal or as exceptional?
|
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In the same statement, the over 140-year-old winemaker said operations would continue as normal.
|
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All of the stores will continue to operate as normal during the bankruptcy proceedings, she said.
|
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The first few months I kept things running as normal and introduced myself back to customers.
|
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"Covenant House also openly promotes homosexuality as normal, natural, and healthy," AFA president Tim Wildmon wrote.
|
|
The company and church today are still operating as normal, he said, albeit without their leader.
|
|
"We continue to operate as normal and are following government and expert instructions closely," she added.
|
|
Entrances to parliament appeared to be open as normal and there was no visibly increased police presence.
|
|
Heavy drinking is often seen either as normal or admirable—'Wow, she can really hold her liquor!
|
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"We are honoring our warranties, protection agreements and guarantees as normal," the company said in a statement.
|
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By drawing attention to the fact that people often steal, it made people see theft as normal.
|
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"The marketplace is finally catching up with what we as a society view as normal," he said.
|
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Over time, they become more established and eventually, like Amona, seek to be recognised as "normal" settlements.
|
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The 120 million people who already have the app are still free to use it as normal.
|
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But as normal life rebounds, families have been trickling back in, Muller noted, further complicating the number.
|
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Reuters witnessed government offices, shops and banks in the capital Abuja mostly opening as normal on Wednesday.
|
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The Environmental Protection Agency also has sufficient funds to continue operating as normal until at least Jan.
|
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The truth is the "culture" that's being passed off as normal policing was — and is — anti-blackness.
|
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If I looked straight ahead at the walls, it felt almost as good as normal Vive tracking.
|
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Operations were continuing as normal due to support from local government, domestic banks and suppliers, it said.
|
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The policy only applies to adverts, and the paintings are allowed to be uploaded as normal posts.
|
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A port engineer said the navy ship's berthing had not affected oil exports, which were as normal.
|
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The Stock Exchange of Thailand however said it and other financial institutions would be operating as normal.
|
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However, that thing looks about as normal as a Toyota Camry next to this Italian concept car.
|
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The Fed's cash depot in San Antonio will be open as normal on Tuesday, the notice said.
|
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"The shift workers entered [the mine] as normal and Chuqui is operating at 100%," Codelco told Reuters.
|
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It has stressed business and government should carry on as normal and tourism should not be affected.
|
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The deal was designed so the company could attempt to proceed as normal during the bankruptcy filings.
|
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But either way, Facebook will be proceeding as normal when the convention kicks off on July 18th.
|
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Qatar Airways said its offices will continue to operate as normal in affected countries until further notice.
|
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One of the nuclear station's units has been shut down, and two others are operating as normal.
|
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The company's hydroelectric power plants were running as normal on isolated IT systems unaffected by the outage.
|
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"SSEN can confirm that its network was operating as normal in the Harmondsworth area on Saturday morning."
|
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Both Tarek and Christina agree that both their jobs and family life will continue ahead as normal.
|
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Because of all of these famous people who are showing off, people think of that as normal.
|
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We must never regard as 'normal' the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals.
|
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We must never regard as "normal" the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals.
|
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On Wednesday morning, the streets of La Paz were quiet, as normal bus and hospital service resumed.
|
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Under the plan, all parks would be kept open and entrance fees would be collected as normal.
|
|
However, despite transport delays, shops and businesses in the region largely appeared to be functioning as normal.
|
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If you keep presenting the abnormal as normal, pretty soon people start to take it as so.
|
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Schools will operate as normal, but visitors will not be admitted until police report it is safe.
|
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Banco Popular was immediately bought by larger peer Santander, which allowed it to keep functioning as normal.
|
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A government official said Rajab had undergone medical checks in hospital and described his condition as normal.
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The violence of the gold economy unsettled the Kayapo, but Ourilândia's white community regarded it as normal.
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What people pass off as 'normal,' I just have to keep in my head that it's bullshit.
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It's not until much later that viewers see their pig-like appearances, which are viewed as normal.
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It died a little when Americans began to accept as normal something that is absolutely not normal.
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" Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh told the Washington Post Tuesday, "The campaign is proceeding as normal.
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Mr. Ricketson defended his actions as normal journalistic conduct, and vigorously denied that he was a spy.
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That day had seemed so normal, as normal as it could be for someone with bipolar disorder.
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But otherwise, she goes on with her life as normal, not reporting the attack to the police.
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All but one protester had been cleared from the area, with residents back to work as normal.
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"If people continue to use it as normal, then it's going to be very crowded," he said.
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As normal life grinds to a halt in much of the world, artists are processing the changes.
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First wash your hands with soap and water, then run cold water on your produce, as normal.
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"In Denmark, we were always regarded as normal citizens," Rabbi Bent Melchior recalled in a 2017 interview.
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Employees who were not contacted about an interaction with the sick employee should carry on as normal.
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Michael Ignatieff, the rector of Central European University, has said the school will continue operations as normal.
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I wanted to make this film to tell people that they are as normal as anyone else.
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The Australian influencer was set to fly economy with Cathay Pacific, so he checked in as normal.
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As normal people, sometimes we feel stressed, and must take a break from what we are doing.
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The Republicans' lawyer used his question time to paint the whole Ukraine thing as business as normal.
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No items were stolen and operations at the mine continue as normal, Banro said in a statement.
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"I protect him, and I want to give him as normal a life as possible," she continued.
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The biggest issue is the shock the first few days, after that everything is proceeding as normal.
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London's Gatwick airport also said its airlines had some "brief issues" but were now operating as normal.
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In Nairobi's Kibera slum, vendors set up their shops and residents went about their day as normal.
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"The ER explained that the pregnancy was showing as normal and they couldn't help me," she said.
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"I could no longer just sit back and let things carry on as normal," Davidsen told CNN.
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"Our leadership is very passive, typically advising to operate as normal unless told otherwise," one agent said.
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Instead of breeding mice without Klotho, they produced a strain that made twice as much as normal.
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The school's athletic director reportedly said they want Bronny's school experience to be as normal as possible.
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He presented lesbian sex as normal and healthy, and even suggested that half of all women were lesbians.
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People with CF try to live as normal a life as possible, and they're just like everybody else.
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On its website, PG&E said it would continue to provide electric and natural gas service as normal.
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Recent studies have taught us a lot about what happens when people classify events as normal or abnormal.
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These days, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other manifestations of psychological trauma are widely recognized as normal.
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The reduction would reflect displacements as well as normal team-member attrition over that period, the company said.
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I think, right now, at this point in our relationship, we're...trying to be as normal as possible.
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Oristano said that she's grown tired of how the looseness and overfamiliarity of theater is treated as normal.
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They hope to keep the child in their local area, to ensure as normal a life as possible.
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Do you think people who are able to "pass" as "normal"—emphasis on quotations here—should do so?
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Loading and unloading operations for ships already docked had continued as normal after the closures, Ghandour said earlier.
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For years, actress and dancer Julianne Hough suffered from severe menstrual cramps that she initially dismissed as normal.
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But we consider our social media addiction as normal, even trendy, while perceiving theirs as a bewildering annoyance.
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Vale, with a nickel smelter, and Donggi-Senoro with an LNG plant, said operations were running as normal.
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The lamp functions as normal lamp — in addition to its networking functions — with a handful of smart features.
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Kim Tae-hyun, a 64-year-old maintenance worker, will work 12-hour shifts as normal this week.
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Users simply open these files directly in AutoCad, and they are pulled from Dropbox, and open as normal.
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The lender used Twitter to apologize to customers and said telephone banking and ATMs were working as normal.
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Because we live in a culture that sees female pain as normal and male pleasure as a right.
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"I think here in Kentucky is as normal as you can get," he told Inside Edition in 2017.
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From this family's perspective that day, she was operating not only as normal but on a high level.
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As a moderate, this is not something that I will simply accept as normal, for it is not.
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Two bridges outside Cucuta which mark the border between the two countries were open as normal on Saturday.
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The school is organizing a "peace walk" through the city of Charsadda, and classes will resume as normal.
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But he's just had a slap across the wrist and been allowed to live his life as normal.
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"We are operating as normal and remain committed to offering our best service to customers," the airline said.
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AMCU President Joseph Mathunjwa told Reuters: "the situation is tense, it's not as normal as one would hope".
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Well, we should be shocked — we should never, ever start accepting this sort of thing as normal politics.
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"The operations at the port are going as normal," a statement from the Emirates News Agency said Sunday.
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Mr. Feinberg placed credit card logos and symbols on some tables and left others without them, as normal.
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"The entire stables is protected by a security system which was turned on as normal," the stables said.
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Hissing and whistling [at girls] are seen as "normal" within certain male demographics, because they think it's cool.
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Life for the Beaumont inmates is now finally inching back to as normal as life gets in prison.
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" Jonathan Chait warned in New York magazine of "the step-by-step acceptance of the unthinkable as normal.
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Once created, you can use Zoom as normal for all of your video calls and online meeting needs.
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Further experiments showed that mice without functioning versions of these neurons drank twice as much as normal mice.
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Two bridges outside Cucuta that mark the border between the two countries were open as normal on Saturday.
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Baring Vostok, which described the case as a commercial dispute, said it was continuing to operate as normal.
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Or is this just the new California reality that residents are going to have to accept as normal?
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La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City has been operating as normal since June 4, Mr. Chajón said.
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"What we're doing at the campaign is proceeding as normal," Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh told reporters Sunday.
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"Everyone's lives are going to continue as normal, it's just my life that was changed and marked forever."
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"All other flights operate as normal, albeit some with an adjusted schedule," the airline said in the statement.
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ET. Micah Lillard, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, said airport operations are running as normal.
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Still, she told KCRW this year that her family tried to keep her life as normal as possible.
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It was as normal as a day featuring thousands of armed people rallying against the government could be.
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Because if they truly accepted queer sexualities as normal and natural, there would be nothing to joke about.
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"The Taliban responded by resuming attacks against Afghan government forces and claiming "our operations will continue as normal.
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The real world is defined by the norms of what we accept as normal and meaningful in society.
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We view the current industry environment as normal and a more realistic base for assessing future growth potential.
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As normal as these scenes may have felt for some residents, the specter from the 2011 disaster remained.
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Now, a 14 to 18 hour fast feels as normal as Rice Krispies did when I was eight.
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The simple act of analyzing and questioning your drinking instead of accepting it as normal is undeniably good.
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It demonstrated that when you exist on another plane of celebrity, there is no such thing as normal behavior.
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Until one day, the scars appear as normal, and the skin is ripe for more damage to find it.
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Start up a new game as normal and, once you have control of your character, type the following: idclev18.
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The team members spend the first part of the day as normal college students, but when 12:30 p.m.
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A central bank official told Reuters the central bank operated as normal despite the protest outside its Beirut headquarters.
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I had rinsed, blowdried, and styled as normal when I suddenly realized that my hair had never felt cleaner.
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Economies are great chains of earning and spending, held together by shared expectations that all will continue as normal.
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Sapora would rather drop the label and help people see relationships between people of different sizes as normal relationships.
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With the exception of two delayed flights, all departures from Portugal appeared to be operating as normal on Thursday.
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The Irish airline on Friday said that more than 2,150 of its 2,400 scheduled flights would operate as normal.
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Cell site simulators, commonly known as IMSI catchers or by the brand name Stingray, pose as normal cellphone towers.
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Officers said that when they asked Preston about the conditions, he "portrayed the situation as normal," the affidavit states.
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It could be a very long time indeed before British politics returns to what was once regarded as normal.
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It said no threat had been found after searching the individual and that the airport was functioning as normal.
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Like her husband, she's been trying to maintain as normal a life as possible for herself and her family.
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One piece of good news is that Parliament intends to sit tomorrow, Thursday, and continue its business as normal.
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Liliana was reluctant; she wanted her daughter to have the kind of life she still thought of as normal.
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"Across all of our 13 power stations everything is operating as normal at this stage," spokesman Khulu Phasiwe said.
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A swift return to what used to be thought of as "normal" interest rates (3-4%) would prove crippling.
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While most of the large casinos were operating as normal, many were relying on back-up generators for power.
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In our view, it would be incongruous to continue to commission, edit and publish as normal in these circumstances.
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But, to us, traditions you'd call "Japanese" were as normal as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are to others.
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The drone caused no casualties or damage, and the Hmeimim air base is operating as normal, the agency said.
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"Taxpayers should go ahead and continue to prepare and file their taxes as normal with TurboTax," the spokesperson said.
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However, it said there would be no moratorium on paying creditors and that the bank was operating as normal.
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"Life in Kiev was going on as normal, but the people really struggling were the marginalized groups," Adler said.
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If you connect a wireless keyboard to your MacBook, its built-in keyboard will continue to work as normal.
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" It added that "SWIFT's core messaging services were not impacted by the issue and continued to work as normal.
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The Foreign Ministry in Beijing denied that the Chinese had flown too close and described the encounter as normal.
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They just regard it as normal to use offshore tax havens, and they regard tax avoidance as absolutely normal.
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H: At a roundtable discussion, one of the participants said, 'We just want to be seen as normal people.
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By this simple act of identity theft, tumor cells can masquerade as normal cells and thwart the immune system.
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For some among the country's urban middle classes, drinking has become as normal as it is in the West.
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"We must never regard as normal the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals," said Flake.
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Wilson Witzel, Rio de Janeiro's governor, has little sympathy for the slain, describing the increase in killings as "normal".
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"Al Jazeera continues its business as normal," Abdulla al-Najjar, an executive at the channel, said in an interview.
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When you're asking them to see five to six times the number of patients as normal, it becomes absurd.
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When you're asking them to see five to six times the number of patients as normal, it becomes absurd.
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Classes would be held as normal, but the district will "limit people coming and going from buildings," Norwood said.
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COM AND THROUGH AE/AERIE APP WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE AS NORMAL Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We have instructed local officials to ensure all public services operate as normal and improve service provision where possible.
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"Meanwhile, the Taliban responded by resuming attacks against Afghan government forces and claiming "our operations will continue as normal.
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Industry leaders have denied wrongdoing, describing their tactics as normal business practices and noting that regulators approved their methods.
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The association said in a statement it would work as normal to secure end-of-month salaries for citizens.
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It is to remain as normal and ordinary as possible so that your browser appears just like everyone else's.
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"One day, seeing Prime Air vehicles will be as normal as seeing mail trucks on the road," Amazon maintains.
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U.K. airline Flybe stressed that it's continuing to operate as normal despite a report that it's close to collapse.
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Additionally, the President had an echocardiogram of his heart, as well as a stress test, both described as normal.
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"We must never regard as normal the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals," Flake said.
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The millions of Americans who refuse to accept 35,000+ gun deaths per year as normal are making a difference.
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It also showed pictures from Qingchuan county, the quake's epicentre, with everything looking as normal and with no damage.
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"I didn't deem it as normal," Martin, who also traveled to Israel with Kraft, said in a telephone interview.
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In fact, the study suggests, people learn to accept extreme weather as normal in as little as two years.
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I now find it strange that Albee's play is considered "absurd" when it is as normal as life itself.
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We'd forgotten that it's unusual for a fight scene to sound beautiful—we just see this as "normal" now.
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You may not notice the stinky dog funk because your brain sees the smell as normal and ignores it.
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These productive morning people were walking about with purpose, as normal as if it were any other time of day.
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For now, life was going along largely as normal on the island famous for its beaches, temples and gentle culture.
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You can choose to abide by your self-imposed rules, or just tap Ignore Limit and carry on as normal.
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A handful of human studies suggest oil pulling can combat bad breath and germs about as well as normal mouthwash.
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Why not just have a save game you can load with this stuff, so you can continue playing as normal?
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A central bank official told Reuters the central bank was operating as normal despite the protest outside its Beirut headquarters.
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A central bank employee told Reuters workers had managed to enter the bank last night and would work as normal.
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The crowd was silent as the music blared, and the game went on as normal, with Mayer winning 78–8.
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Despite worries about potential storm devastation, life in the southern Haitian town of Les Cayes went on much as normal.
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It's important to get back to as normal as you can and for me, that's showing up here every day.
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But in South Korea, business executives and politicians said they see few alternatives to conducting business with China as normal.
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In several instances, "pressure vessel failures," or airbag ruptures, were reported to Honda as normal airbag deployments, the report said.
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You're trying to hold on to anything you deem as "normal" but aren't even given proper clothes to cover up.
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The Amazon Key app shows the delivery goes as normal and indicates the door is locked as the courier leaves.
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In several instances, "pressure vessel failures," or airbag ruptures, were reported to Honda as normal airbag deployments, the documents said.
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In a startling break from diplomacy-as-normal, no lower-level dialogue or groundwork has preceded the summit in Singapore.
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Such state-sponsored attacks stop short of full-scale war, but are too aggressive to count as normal peacetime behaviour.
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An employee at one branch said the bank was paying out money as normal, with no special restrictions on withdrawals.
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The military-led government has assured Thais following the king's death that the economy and government will work as normal.
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"The shift workers entered 1/8the mine 3/8 as normal and Chuqui is operating at 100%," Codelco told Reuters.
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But at that time, things were still working as normal for users who would ultimately be impacted by the move.
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Smith, to assume the Jolie-Pitts do not have little things — at least not the same ones as "normal" people.
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Uber says that for the foreseeable future, both the Uber and Yandex rider apps will continue to operate as normal.
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At last, on Brexit we can recover what the world regards as normal beneficial management of our renewable natural resource.
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Toys R Us UK said all its stores would remain open as normal through Christmas and into the new year.
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People are beginning to find sex tracking apps just as normal as gadgets that monitor our steps, weight, and sleep.
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A joint factory park between the two Koreas was operating as normal on Saturday, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
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No timeframe has been given for the deal, and both companies will operate as normal until the transaction is completed.
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The CDC has since said that the U.S. version was formulated differently so it should be as effective as normal.
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The SEC's decision is not final and Rappler, which has been allowed to operate as normal, said it would appeal.
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All domestic flights and the airport itself were operating as "normal" and tests for ash had been negative, it said.
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Careem, however, said it had not yet received any official request to stop operations and continued to operate as normal.
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That give and take will put more pressure on Apple to make Siri sound as normal (or real) as possible.
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It's incredibly simple: After the hair is lightened and the color is washed out, it's toned as normal (if needed).
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SBM said that no loss had been caused to customers and that the Indian business operations would continue as normal.
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Rose Yepez told CNN it took her twice as long as normal to drive from Corpus Christi to San Antonio.
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"When my friends are back, we will do everything as normal," Waranchit Kankaew, another 14-year-old Wild Boar said.
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Infidelity by public figures is seen as normal, and disapproval as a puritan obsession of uptight Americans or northern Europeans.
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Happer described the shift as normal, and went on to say that climate models were too sensitive to be trusted.
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Fitch believes that almost all of the banks' exposures to DSME were recorded as normal performing loans at end-1Q8523.
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These cryptids haven't just been disproven, but they've been exposed as normal, perfectly classifiable animals with no mystical origins whatsoever.
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Neither will quote tweets, though if include a link to another tweet in your own that will count as normal.
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There's courageousness in fighting for your kind of love to be recognized as normal, as humane, as yours to define.
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Van Loon says the compounds are as strong as normal rubber and even smell of gum — minus all the stickiness.
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"The park will be open today as normal as Lilleth poses very little threat to the public," the post states.
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For the next few weeks, the high schooler tried to attend school as normal with the potential suspension looming overhead.
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Toys R Us U.K. said all its stores would remain open as normal through Christmas and into the new year.
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There were no immediate reports of damage and Taiwan's high-speed rail system and local railways were operating as normal.
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On Wednesday, the kindergarten in Beijing was operating as normal, with parents milling around waiting for children to finish class.
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They were incapable of exercising the same rational skepticism as normal people because it fit into their narrative too well.
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Environment Minister Vidar Helgesen has said that large electric cars wear out the roads just as much as normal cars.
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I decided, as normal people watching celebrities often do, that these traits — nervousness, nice wrap dress, sweet smile — were endearing.
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As with cannabis warnings, if they are caught a second time they will be arrested and dealt with as normal.
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The game proceeded as normal, to the point where I forgot that there was a gender choice to begin with.
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A ZTE employee told Reuters that staff had been reporting to work as normal but "with not much to do".
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Charles Perrow, a sociology professor at Yale, described the combination of these two as "normal accidents" in an eponymous book.
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When asked if the restaurant had come under pressure from Thai authorities to close, she said: "No, business as normal".
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It wants to keep America moving, to shield the economy from damage and to keep life as normal as possible.
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"I think it will help to get back to a life that I would describe as normal," he told reporters.
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After Ohio moved to delay its election, officials in both Illinois and Florida confirmed their elections would proceed as normal.
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SB: We do our righteous fury for 21 minutes, and then we just exist in the world as normal people.
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Users should be able to Twitter as normal now or very shortly, per an update sent via its support account.
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"Existing devices and apps will also continue to operate and receive updates as normal," the company said in a statement.
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Over the past weeks, we've treated the president-elect's comments as normal policy statements uttered by a normal president-elect.
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But children see mixed-race families and the blurring of gender lines as normal, said Cyma Zarghami, Nickelodeon's longtime chief.
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"Children can add a tinge of bizarreness to what is possibly accepted as normal but actually is not," said Luiselli.
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It may be that people mentally adjust to unusual weather patterns quickly, updating their idea of what counts as normal.
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Air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments also generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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The agency said taxpayers should continue to file their taxes as normal on Tuesday evening - whether electronically or on paper.
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LONDON — In bustling King's Cross, a railway center in a city that depends on rail, life is continuing as normal.
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It should be talked about because its swept under the rug as nothing and I will not accept this as 'normal.
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As normal, you tap on the thumbnail that shows up in the lower left-hand corner once you've taken a screenshot.
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Chanda said civil liberties such as free movement had not been suspended and businesses would be allowed to operate as normal.
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A central bank employee told Reuters workers had managed to get in the bank last night and would work as normal.
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The girl had twice the amount of time as normal to take the exam and the proctor corrected her answers afterward.
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You'd select titles as normal, but you wouldn't need to install much more than an alias on your console to play.
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Grabbing a pack of gum on the way back from the subway Thursday won't be easy as normal for New Yorkers.
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The idea is simple; You connect a SteadXP unit to the hotshoe of your camera, and you start filming as normal.
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As normal as you can feel playing in front of 25,000 people watching on one of the biggest stages of golf.
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The third group of schools continued as normal, serving as a comparison group whose savings and spending money were also observed.
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Customers can also choose not to bundle items into an Amazon Day package, and just receive a shipment separately as normal.
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Both of them played as reserves and were not as effective as normal — eight points for Lykes and none for McGusty.
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Still, he expected economic policy-making to continue as normal because politicians could not risk further angering an already enraged public.
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At first, liquidity in Asia was about half as much as normal, with big gaps between prices for trades, he said.
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This internal reorganization does not affect our customers in Malaysia, who can continue to use our products and services as normal.
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All other subsidiaries of the Wileyfox Group continue to operate as normal and their operations remain unaffected by the WFE administration.
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You'd still be able to use the Apple Watch as normal, through the touchscreen or via a pair of wireless earbuds.
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"The company continues to operate as normal," it said, adding that a further announcement would be published if the situation changes.
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This suggests that Boeing's executives think a return to business-as-normal could take longer than they are currently letting on.
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And we are seeing this happen as people try to defend slurs as 'normal' parts of the community they are in.
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But the astronauts were able to carry on as normal because the space agencies involved have built in redundancies and failsafes.
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Do the body-positive cost bottles cost the same as normal ones, or will we pay a premium for our empowerment?
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The idea is to put it on before you go to bed, play a meditation and then fall asleep as normal.
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That's because we have this very narrow idea that excludes anyone who isn't able to have what's seen as "normal" sex.
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Whether that proves true or not, one thing is clear: Where Trump is concerned, there is no such thing as normal.
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We both want them to be as comfortable as they can be and to experience as normal an upbringing as possible.
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Dubai Holding, whose operations will continue as normal, and Meraas will remain separate, independent companies, Dubai Holding said in a statement.
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Dubai Holding, whose operations will continue as normal, and Meraas will remain separate, independent companies, Dubai Holding said in a statement.
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" Too often, Dr. Regan's team pointed out, symptoms like shortness of breath and limits on exercise are "dismissed as normal aging.
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We're robbed of our agency to do and be anything that's outside of the boundaries of whatever is perceived as normal.
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Not only are disabled actors not allowed to represent themselves, they're also not cast as "normal" people, even in the background.
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" Rendering the slave "a foreign species," Morrison concludes, "appears to be a desperate attempt to confirm one's own self as normal.
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Even if the charity continues as normal, it&aposd most likely do so with less funding and under a dark cloud.
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This idea of always reaching orgasm as "normal" in turn puts pressure on people to orgasm during uncomfortable consensual sexual experiences.
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Cumulus expects all operations, programming and sales to continue as normal throughout the restructuring process, the company said in a statement.
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We're just trying to make everything feel normal, as normal as possible, so they can just focus on why they're there.
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So that's another issue, that those from that world who do read the book may just see these things as normal.
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Careem said it had not yet received any official request to stop operations in Egypt, and continued to operate as normal.
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What we accept today as normal government functions weren't always seen that way, and many likely won't be in the future.
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How can I honestly start a relationship if someone might see me as normal but I know my insides are not?
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Interstate 2000, which runs from Charleston to the western part of the state, had three times as much traffic as normal.
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If he told Americans to start living their lives as normal, it is likely that at least some Republicans would comply.
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And he suggested he was aware that most health professionals would not advise a full-scale return to life as normal.
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Later, Ural Airlines' general director said it had obtained permits for flights from Yekaterinburg and that those would fly as normal.
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How a family that some described as normal just a few years ago had unraveled so severely, nobody seemed to know.
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They are viewed as "normal" mental health illnesses that even extremely productive people (people who make other people money) can have.
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None of her organs are decaying and, barring the ventilator and feeding tube, her body is continuing to grow as normal.
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But it's also easy to let constant outrage turn to exhaustion, and to just let yourself accept what's happening as normal.
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And as Mayor Dixon resigned from office after being convicted in a corruption trial that same year, things continued as normal.
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Your Kindle may freeze or become slow to respond, requiring a restart so you can get back to reading as normal.
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This distinction is important because racism is a taboo, whereas ethnic self-interest, like individual self-interest, is viewed as normal.
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That means features like automatic emergency steering and braking that use self-driving tech will become as normal as cruise control.
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British Steel's main plant, in Scunthorpe, has been operating as normal, workers say, since it went into compulsory liquidation in May.
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He said the practice was like trying to eat twice as many meals as normal to avoid missing any culinary treats.
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"There might be a way to argue that NSO concealing its malware as normal traffic is actually a hack," says Ekeland.
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The turf grass lawn we think of as normal is simply one vision of what the ground around us could be.
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"There are no further instructions to the residents of the Golan Heights area and routine activities continue as normal," Adraee added.
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May, who spoke with Mr. Hollande and President Trump, said in her statement that Parliament would meet as normal on Thursday.
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Once Russia hands over the data, Reedie said, "we carry on as normal, as with any other national anti-doping agency".
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The military, air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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But the company's general counsel portrayed these as normal business decisions rather than as an attempt to alleviate conflicts of interest.
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People with endometriosis (sometimes shortened to endo) often say that when they sought help, their pain was dismissed as normal period cramps.
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"I prefer to say we can treat this malignancy - remove any symptoms so daily living is as normal as possible," he said.
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Tech companies find them particularly attractive as normal debt is more expensive for them, especially if they are still unrated, like Bilibili.
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Amid the chaos of the election and Trump's presidency, Barron's family is attempting to give him as normal a life as possible.
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You can carry on using your apps as normal, except they'll be devoid of color (and their notifications might not work either).
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Oliver's international restaurants, including branches of Jamie's Italian, as well as Jamie's Pizzeria and Jamie's Deli, will continue to run as normal.
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"The bank is operational and the market is proceeding as normal," a central bank official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said.
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TUI which owns the Thomson and First Choice holiday companies, said its flights to Dalaman, Antalya and Izmir were operating as normal.
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She receives a phone call from Dro (Saruna J. Jackson), who is doing his best to keep things as normal as possible.
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Flights were departing Johannesburg's OR Tambo airport as normal on Wednesday morning, a passenger service representative for Airports Company South Africa said.
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For him, spending $2,000 on Balmain joggers ("Big Shot") is as normal as recalling the day he hit his first million ("Outstanding").
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Ableism is discrimination, whether individual or structural, against those who, in their body and mind, deviate from what we perceive as normal.
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" Monreal, a veteran political operator with decades of experience in public life, described the Senate row as "normal disagreements in democratic processes.
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Shortcuts can be removed from the home screen as normal, by tapping and dragging them up to the top of the display.
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Your biggest mistake was taking me as normal person in your video 😘Make it louder folks, make your voice be heard.
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The tiles look the same as normal roof tiles, so it's not even visually obvious that there's anything harvesting energy up there.
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The mice mated as normal and three of the seven gave birth to babies that came from eggs ovulated from the implant.
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This type, called low-flow priapism, basically means that an erection is caused by blood that can't leave the genitals as normal.
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These same users said they were able to access the site as normal via mobile connections or using virtual private networks (VPNs).
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Staff members at the Indian and South Korean embassies said they were unaware of any unusual incident and were working as normal.
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An IndiGo spokeswoman said that IndiGo flights flying via Pakistan "will operate as normal after all regulatory clearances by the concerned authorities".
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However, Genel said on Thursday its own operations were continuing as normal and that it had not increased security at its sites.
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The Bitstamp CEO said business will continue as normal — he'll retain his position as CEO and keep 10 percent of the company.
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Rather than resting on his ears as normal glasses do, they clung to the sides of his head like a huge spider.
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We should note that this appears to apply to both officially verified accounts as well as normal accounts with public-facing stories.
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Nearly three-quarters of the patients identified as abnormal by this test were classified as normal by the Mini-Mental State Examination.
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He had an unrelenting quality to try and make himself be as normal as possible and to relate to those around him.
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"I was trying to be as normal, as routine, as possible," Flores said during the second and final day of his testimony.
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When Gladwell visited Amsterdam, he says, he noticed that people bike to work around the city because it's simply seen as normal.
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While many smaller stores left their shutters down due the strike, most larger shops and businesses appeared to be open as normal.
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An official at the Iraqi airport said there was no disruption to operations, and flights were taking off and landing as normal.
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Still, I went about my day as normal: I bought a sandwich—much-needed fuel for all the walking I'd be doing.
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The tutors coming to our home three times a week was as normal as my aunts, uncles, and cousins visiting for dinner.
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He'd tax capital gains as normal income, but at 10 percent, which is still way below the current 23.8 percent top rate.
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They're up for a bit of corruption – which, as long as normal working people don't get ripped off, is fine by me.
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"As an academic publishing house that takes a neutral stance, the Chinese University Press continues its work as normal," Ms. Gan said.
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Experiences I brushed aside, accepted as normal or forgot about because I was able to slip away have come to the surface.
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López Obrador has yet to take drastic measures to enforce self-isolation and has even encouraged citizens to continue commerce as normal.
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People may worry that you're feeling fragile, and it's helpful to demonstrate that nope, you're fine and we can continue as normal.
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People like to say, "There's no such thing as normal," as if that's supposed to make people who are abnormal feel better.
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The feds say she got twice the amount of time as normal to take the test and the proctor corrected answers afterward.
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And now, he longs to return to things as normal, without realizing that his worst deeds are always going to haunt him.
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Here's why I carried on as normal during a stock market panic, and why I'll continue my strategy for the long haul.
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The bourse regulator said trading will start at 0930 local time (0130 GMT) as normal but close earlier than usual at 1300.
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"It's basically been business as normal here," that worker, who is a picker and counter at the Staten Island warehouse, told Motherboard.
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The five were described as "normal, regular guys" and young, well-educated men who attended top schools and received a secular education.
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Anything but routine Life has hardly gone on as normal in the West Wing, even as many aides try sticking to routine.
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Since then, neither of the women has said anything about the post and both have continued as normal on places like Instagram.
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Schoeman expressed her gratitude to the medical team and told TV3 that she is keen to carry on her life as normal.
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These symptoms can also be overlooked as "normal" signs of aging by doctors and family members as well as the person affected.
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At the same time, taxing dividends as normal income would reduce the incentive for corporations to send profits out of the firm.
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Taxing dividends as normal income would raise $206 billion over 10 years, according to an estimate the Obama administration made in 2012.
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Entomologists said these big bloodsuckers, called gallinippers, have zebra-striped legs and are two to three times as big as normal mosquitoes.
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"We have nothing new to announce and are flying as normal," Norwegian Air spokeswoman Charlotte Holmbergh Jacobsson said in an emailed statement.
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"Biosolids bricks look the same, smell the same and have similar physical and mechanical properties as normal fired clay bricks," he said.
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That, after all, is the definition of rape culture — social norms that support treating sexual assault as normal and no big deal.
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Gatwick, Britain's second busiest airport, briefly closed again on Friday to investigate a new drone sighting but was soon operating as normal.
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Rich the Kid lived up to his name with some new bling ... spending as much as normal folks do on their mortgage.
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Once the days are longer and conditions are again ripe for growth, these eggs wake from their slumber and hatch as normal.
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That can be a fun world to explore, and the show can highlight the absurdity of what's presented as normal in this world.
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Again, Bluetooth switches back on and works as normal again if you reset your device, or at 5am local time the next day.
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Most of them seem normal, more or less – or at least as normal as one can be when being naked in the wilderness.
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Global threat organizations are skilled money launderers who layer proceeds in ways that often appear as normal business activity to the untrained eye.
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Screenshot: GizmodoAs for Instagram, follow the Get help signing in link on the login screen if you can't access your account as normal.
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If people say no, they should be able to continue using Facebook as normal without these inferences being made on the back-end.
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"It is the government's responsibility to ensure that life in the capital goes on as normal," Rashid told a press conference in Islamabad.
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The buoy is located two kilometers from the nearest Statfjord platform so oil production is continuing as normal, Equinor spokesman Morten Eek said.
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The buoy is located two kilometres from the nearest Statfjord platform so oil production is continuing as normal, Equinor spokesman Morten Eek said.
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And what's truly frightening about the "locker room talk" narrative of Trump's language is that it accepts racism, misogyny, and xenophobia as normal.
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The company said in a release Monday it will continue to support its network for florists as it carries out business as normal.
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Enter your phone number and you'll be able to send messages, make calls, and proceed with life as normal — Facebook or no Facebook.
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However, the mice that received the therapy did not do as well as normal mice on muscle tests, so it's not a cure.
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Last year, Bomer told PEOPLE that the key to successful parenting is keeping everything as normal as possible – despite their dad's Hollywood fame.
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As normal people like you and me understand, being an olympic gold medal winner is a lot more difficult than coding an app.
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Select Insert then Link as normal, then type out a search term or two to find matching documents from your Google Drive account.
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This allows people to then go about their lives as normal, without facing as much of a desire to use potentially dangerous drugs.
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I set limits for myself based on other people's idea of what it means to be taken seriously, to be seen as normal.
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To read, simply view the Story as normal, and hold your thumb down to stay on a page and complete reading the text.
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The ride commences as normal, although Uber still recommends the rider go through the standard verification checks before setting off in the vehicle.
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Read has already contacted senior executives within WPP to offer to speak to clients and reassure them that work will continue as normal.
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"He can't be put in the same category as normal politicians," the Russian leader told reporters at an economic forum in St. Petersburg.
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A few years ago such a growth rate would have been viewed as normal, even perhaps as a bit on the weak side.
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Instead, their income "passes through" the firm and appears directly on their owners' individual tax returns, where it is taxed as normal income.
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Ofgem said the energy supply of Iresa's customers would continue as normal and their outstanding credit balances protected under the regulator's safety net.
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The pitch: Lammily dolls, which were designed by artist Nickolay Lamm, were billed as "Normal Barbie" when they were announced in March 2014.
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But I could just shell out for Bluetooth wireless in-ear buds that fit my shell-like ears and carry on as normal.
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"The way campaigns have gotten, we've come to accept crazy stuff as normal," Obama said at a rally for Clinton in New Hampshire.
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Christina and Tarek El Moussa are trying to keep things as normal as possible for their children in the wake of their separation.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish Airlines flights are due to resume as normal at 1100 GMT on Saturday, the flagship carrier's chairman told CNN Turk.
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Some sort of bug is preventing GE's lights from being synced with GE's hub, which means they're only usable as normal light bulbs.
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"On October 4th 1990 [the day after reunification], after a night of partying I carried on my life as normal," says Mr Kerber.
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"We must never regard as 'normal' the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals," the 54-year-old Flake said.
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As paranoia and isolation developed, people got crazier and began to consider extreme actions as normal or acceptable or as the only possibility.
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Doreen St. Félix at The New Yorker eloquently observed how Lee's racism was being rebranded as normal drama based in morality, not race.
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But he tried to keep his routine as normal as possible, and began warming up for a pinch-hitting opportunity in the fifth.
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Now he's building up his own clothing brand, but he said it's sometimes hard for people to view reformed ex-mobsters as normal.
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The WHO defines BMI 18.5-25 as normal, 25-30 as overweight, 30-35 as moderately obese and over 40 as severely obese.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is fully funded for the 2019 fiscal year, and all operations will continue as normal during the shutdown.
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AIRPORT REOPENED Departure zones in the airport were sealed-off on Wednesday to all but passengers with boarding passes, as normal service resumed.
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Other departing flights where the check-in process has ended, and other arriving flights will continue to operate as normal, the airport said.
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You'll get a weekly report on what your offspring have been up to, and can restrict content based on age ratings as normal.
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The General Security agency, which oversees airport security, has defended its move as normal and said Iranians' entry cards would be stamped instead.
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Typically, this means that a user can continue posting as normal, but their posts will be hidden from the rest of the community.
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Britain's vote last month to leave the European Union also created economic uncertainty, although ABB's British operations would continue as normal, he said.
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The big picture: Autonomy failures should be seen as normal and expected events when on-road testing is used to flush out bugs.
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District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser told reporters that public schools would stay closed until Wednesday but city offices would open as normal.
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"What we're doing at the campaign is proceeding as normal," Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh told reporters on a conference call Sunday.
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So while life as normal might be a long way off, we shouldn't expect to be sitting in lockdown for the next year.
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That said, she noted that the companies she works with are anxious to resume hiring as normal — as soon as they're financially able.
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And what are the odds that after years of Mr. Trump, the Republican Party will return to what used to pass as normal?
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The company's Gigafactory in Nevada will continue as normal, despite a recent initiative from the state's governor asking all nonessential businesses to close.
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The company's Gigafactory in Nevada will continue as normal, despite a recent initiative from the state's governor asking all nonessential businesses to close.
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"The reduction in violence ... has ended now and our operations will continue as normal," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told the Agence France Press.
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Interstate 26, which runs from Charleston to the western part of the state, had three times as much traffic as normal, he said.
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The city of Herat, with 238 million people, is the epicenter of the virus in Afghanistan, but life continued as normal this week.
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The worker was employed at a Fiat Chrysler plant in Indiana, although a spokesperson said production at the plant would continue as normal.
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Russian oil company Transneft on Wednesday said that oil supplies to and from Kazakhstan are running as normal, the Interfax news agency reported.
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Being confronted with such imagery hopefully makes the visitor reconsider what they think of as "normal" today — a reminder to fight such injustices.
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For those worried that the pea gin is less junipery, Black confirmed that it had the same amount of juniper as normal gins.
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On Twitter, the company was telling concerned customers that "media speculation" was unsettling, but that flights and operations were still running as normal.
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It's the thrill of hyperbole, of treating the extreme as normal, the shock (and the joy) of seeing the normal get violated, fast.
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To be frank, the Russian consulates in Seattle and San Francisco probably focus on industrial espionage as much as normal consular duties, anyway.
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Strasbourg's version, by contrast, is regarded as "normal and natural", says Murat Ercan, a leader of Turkish origin at the regional Muslim council.
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Despite the uncertainty, much of the routine work on ObamaCare at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is proceeding as normal.
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In China, where flagging a problem can be interpreted as criticising the government, fear of failure probably encouraged reckless carrying on as normal.
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Oil transit was running as normal, a company spokeswoman said in a text message, adding that more information would be available on Tuesday.
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"As normal healthy developing kids who will become increasingly interested in expressing their sexuality — it just feels like normal healthy stuff," she said.
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The post-scene debriefing unfolded as normal, including the ever-present question about how I'd shown "reverence for human life" during the scene.
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Officials within CPS described them as "normal" yearly firings that would remove the employees from the payroll while the district adjusted its budget.
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Toyota Motor Corp canceled the first shift at all of its assembly plants but said it would operate the second shift as normal.
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In this particular suburban imaginary, so-called inner-city crimes involving people of color are seen as "normal," non-newsworthy pathologies of the underclass.
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You can set different quiet times for different email accounts, and it even lets you carry on using the official Gmail app as normal.
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Epoch Times notes that students were, like all of us, very wary of persistent surveillance, but eventually came to see the software as normal.
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Manga that did star the elderly, like an early '90s series about an aged heavy metal band, didn't always treat them as normal people.
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Once it's in, you can turn the second screen on and off or remove the phone later and just use the device as normal.
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The growing list of incidents suggesting racial bias reflects an unacceptable corporate culture and involves behavior that cannot be dismissed as normal or random.
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While Hydro's Primary Metal and Rolled Products business segments were running as normal, they still require a higher degree of manual operation, it added.
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Some also have a dual-boot mode, where powering on the device as normal will show an innocuous menu screen with no sensitive information.
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Iraq's oil minister Thamer Ghadhban said Thursday that international oil companies have said they are operating as normal in the country, Iran's direct neighbor.
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"If we accept things as normal, we remove the fetish aspect and we just see people as people who love each other," she says.
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But the genius of the "locker room talk" narrative is that it casts the president as normal and his critics as naive or schoolmarmish.
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The former football player said the two are still "trying to live as normal lives we can" as the post-finale craziness dies down.
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Or it could just end up being a feature that attracts only a subset of likeminded users and the rest carry on as normal.
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In response to an emergency request, he assured Moscow, with some bemusement, that everything in the alliance's civilian bureaucracy was ticking along as normal.
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Pages are compressed on Google's servers before being loaded, though private HTTPS pages and pages loaded up in incognito mode are treated as normal.
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Right now, it's important for me to feel like life is continuing as normal (or at least as far as my closet is concerned).
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She believes this is an example of "institutionalised racism" — a form of racial discrimination that has become "established as normal behaviour within a society".
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Their recent hangs were about as normal as it gets, given their status as two of the most famous 20-somethings on the planet.
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Its premise is simple: three men and three women live in a house together, go to their jobs as normal, and go on dates.
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But those born from the 1940s to the 1960s became used to the low numbers of foreign-born residents, regarding this state as normal.
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Your images are still saved to the camera roll as normal in Photo File, it just prevents you from having to organize them later.
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One congressional intelligence source described the requests made by Rice as "normal and appropriate" for officials who serve in that role to the president.
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The air traffic controllers responsible for making sure planes land and take off safely, as well as TSA agents, will continue work as normal.
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Obese people were also about twice as likely as normal-weight patients to have vascular injury, or blood vessel damage, the study also found.
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Now he is a father, Jack's daughters do appear on his new show but he tries to make the experience as normal as possible.
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"We're really close friends, we're just trying to raise our kids together and make it as normal for them as possible," she on WKQI.
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Sadly, the researchers found that women who watched the romantic comedies were far more likely to accept this kind of aggressive behavior as normal.
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Schools and colleges in several parts of the city declared a holiday but government offices, the stock exchange and banks were functioning as normal.
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"We'd like to apologize for any inconvenience this may cause," a TSB spokeswoman said, adding customers were able to use their cards as normal.
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You will fill out your Schedule C as normal - listing your income and subtracting your qualified expenses and then calculating your self-employment tax.
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Most of those affected by these intense storms are functioning as normal, with symptoms that may not seem very serious: anxiety, difficulty sleeping, sadness.
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As humans, there are some lies that we can live with and usually just accept as normal—the small lies or the white lies.
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MSC told the Herald it "followed all protocols as required" and had been cleared to dock and disembark as normal by US health authorities.
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Factories in Asia were unable to manufacture phones as normal, because of mandatory government shutdowns and issues securing key components from the supply chain.
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Police and other emergency response services are operating as normal, and if you are worried about personal safety be sure to call authorities immediately.
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Streaming companies such as YouTube are also doing their bit to keep the internet functioning as normal while millions of people work from home.
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The port is functioning as normal despite the incident, the RIA news agency cited the Federal Agency for Maritime and River Transportation as saying.
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Trying to keep life as normal as possible but I'm unsure of how long we'll be able to do that, even in a hospital.
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But as confirmed cases continue to rack up, some experts have wondered how much longer campaigns can carry on as normal, without looking irresponsible.
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High winds in the streets of N.Y.C. raised concerns, but Mayor Bill de Blasio squashed doubts and confirmed the parade would proceed as normal.
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For some, the answer is speed watching or speed listening — taking in the content at accelerated speeds, sometimes two times as fast as normal.
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The company said it was working with the original manufacturer of the bearing, and that oil production at the field was continuing as normal.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The Shanghai Hongqiao airport is operating as normal after a fire broke out early on Friday, an official at the airport said.
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But it was otherwise pretty much life as normal, even though the city isn't particularly well prepared for severe winter weather by Canadian standards.
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The answer is that there is an easy way for Congress to offset the cost while also spurring growth: tax dividends as normal income.
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For some of its users, sleeping with a sugar daddy to help fund their studies is as normal as getting a match on Tinder.
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"As normal, ordinary people we have to be afraid," he said, adding he did not have enough information about the recent arrest in Canada.
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As far as your phone is concerned, it's charging through the power socket as normal; it's just the source of the electricity that's been changed.
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Public-sector workers such as teachers, firefighters and the police mostly started work as normal on Monday and there was no sign of widespread absenteeism.
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There were no signs of conflict in the town itself, where life appeared to continue as normal with uniformed rebel police at the main roundabouts.
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"The CTBTO's International Monitoring System (IMS) is operating as normal and has not detected any unusual event," the Vienna-based group said in a statement.
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Trump framed the turn of events as normal, predicting that "all" extremists will try to capitalize on the words of a Republican presidential front-runner.
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And a 2006 study found that women eventually diagnosed with endometriosis often delayed seeking help because they themselves viewed their agonizing period pain as normal.
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As time goes by, sometimes the best you can do is try to live those days as normal as possible, or we just go insane.
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I make a promise out loud to drink twice as much as normal to make up for it, and T. says I will regret it.
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You'll have no problem connecting the included USB-C to USB-C cable to get the hub powered, then inserting your SD card as normal.
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"Elite athletes have all kinds of genetic or biological traits that make them what they are ... that we as normal people don't have," Camporesi said.
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READ MORE: King was peacemaker at times of crisis in Thailand Many businesses are operating as normal -- the public holiday is discretionary for private companies.
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In Bangkok, although Thais were visibly mourning, activity appeared to go on as normal, with construction sites rumbling and the traffic as frenetic as ever.
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The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, for instance, says it's getting roughly twice as much government food as normal, including rarely donated items like pistachios.
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They craved a space where their problems and frustrations would be regarded as normal — a place where women could chime in and say, me too.
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The world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals, the LME added that all trading, clearing and other systems would continue to operate as normal.
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Currently, "all plants are working as normal," she said, but declined to comment on whether the plants in the Leningrad region and Tatarstan would close.
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The article notes steps such as reaching out to others for help, recalling your own expertise, recognizing imperfection as normal, to remove feelings of inadequacy.
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But with cage-free eggs up to twice as expensive as normal eggs in supermarkets, it remains unclear how quickly consumers will make the shift.
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The company said in a statement that operations would continue as normal, with wages, expenses and royalties to be paid throughout the court restructuring process.
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You can continue washing and conditioning as normal, but do use a gentle hand since your senses — including touch — are heightened during this time period.
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Whether or not overseas fanclubs are active in local politics, they provide a new outlet for fans who want a change from football as normal.
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This Anker charger features a Fast Charge mode that can juice up your phone twice as fast as normal chargers, according to the product page.
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Drag the selection as normal (using the Move Tool) up to the tab of the other picture, then wait a second for it to appear.
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The US Embassy in Jakarta tweeted that hiking at Mt Rinjani had been suspended due to landslides and that Bali airport was operating as normal.
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"AMNT will immediately resume export activities and continue our mining operations at Batu Hijau as normal," Amman President Director Rachmat Makkasau said in the statement.
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It would have allowed most rank-and-file fighters to start lives as normal citizens, and rebel leaders to receive reduced sentences for war crimes.
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"After the Code Red drill was over and classes resumed as normal, there was a campus disruption caused by a social media post," Daniel wrote.
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Elisa's friend Zelda (Octavia Spencer) immediately treats their relationship as normal, asking her about how sex works and teasing her about their first time together.
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The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Brooklyn venue was running like any normal day on Friday, March 13 — at least, as normal as possible under the circumstances.
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When menstruation is treated as normal, it becomes more than a nuisance, a punch line or a weapon wielded to keep women in their place.
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"Brands are in a limbo area where they're kind of waiting to see what happens before they start spending their budgets as normal," Dalal said.
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McQUEEN I don't want to have to deal with what's in certain kinds of people's minds and what they see as normal or not normal.
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Start your Skype call as normal on your PC or Mac computer, then click the "+" button at the bottom-right corner of the screen.2.
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Synopsis: A teenager with a massive facial skull deformity and biker gang mother attempt to live as normal a life as possible under the circumstances.
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Hate-filled language is prevalent in our society, and in video gaming, and there's a risk our kids might come to see it as normal.
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The fire is no longer classified as a major incident and local residents and workers have been able to access the affected area as normal.
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The hard truth is that the persistence of twice-as-high joblessness for black workers has led policy makers to accept it is as normal.
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Officials even told the hospital that the patient could resume life as normal, including taking the subway to his workplace in midtown Manhattan, he said.
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In this world, though, why have we accepted one online trade as normal while finding the trade of cameras in a store to be weird?
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However, Hapag-Lloyd's fleet was operating largely as normal, while having to adhere to stricter safety and hygiene regulations, he said in response to questions.
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Flybe itself has so far refused to comment on the need for a bailout beyond a statement that said it continued to operate as normal.
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His blood pressure has repeatedly been reported as normal, and his prior examinations have been essentially normal, with his high cholesterol being treated by Lipitor.
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" The series' motto is "As normal as you might be in your own country, the minute you go abroad you automatically become a 'fricking idiot.
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Switzerland's Swatch Group, which owns Omega, the official timekeeper of the Games, said it had taken out "several insurance contracts" as normal, a spokeswoman said.
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The stocks of all three companies, which have issued statements saying they continue to operate as normal, plunged between 9 and 10 percent on Tuesday.
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It said no planes took off or landed at that terminal while the security area was closed, though operations continued as normal from Terminal 2.
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And forgiveness is an important thing, as it makes your heart relieved and you gain new ideas of self-development, and life continues as normal.
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"BMI is a standardized measure of height compared to weight, and using that, I can characterize someone as normal weight, underweight, or reaching obesity," she explains.
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Although it was impossible to verify her claim, on a recent visit to Huaxi the company was operating as normal, unlike Yixianglong, which has been closed.
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Instead, shoppers scan into the store with their free Amazon Go app, shop as normal and leave the store with the items billed to their Amazon.
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This is a nice, kind of ugly way of saying, oh, this is off the air, we can go back to doing business as normal, Ann.
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Hong Kong markets opened as normal after a super typhoon brushed the city on its way to landfall in China's Guangdong, the country's most populous province.
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The BoE expected to process payments as normal on Friday, but added that wholesale counterparty transactions may be dealt with later in the day than normal.
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It makes me wonder what aspects of my life I tolerate only because I see it as normal, even if I feel it's disgusting or tragic.
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InstagramTo go live on Instagram, tap the Camera icon in the top-left corner, just as you would if you were taking a photo as normal.
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The problem is that the vessel-tracking and shipping data indicate that Brazil's exports are still not back to what could be viewed as normal levels.
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The commercial part of The Avenues Mall was operating as normal on Thursday, with no disruption to shoppers, according to a Reuters reporter at the scene.
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And the region's digital policy councillor, Jordi Puignero, told local radio station RAC1 the Catalan regional government was "taking measures so that everything proceeds as normal".
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ALTA's demand came after a travel insurer in January dropped protection against the airline's collapse, prompting the airline to reassure customers it was operating as normal.
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Those with severe obstructive sleep apnea at the start of the study were about 70 percent more likely to develop diabetes than those classified as normal.
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And the region's digital policy councillor, Jordi Puignero, told local radio station RAC13 the Catalan regional government was "taking measures so that everything proceeds as normal".
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I try to keep everything as normal as possible and I'm not going to be in a corner like crying or not attending to my kids.
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Fandoms are often more clearly delineated today, staying within self-contained worlds like Tumblr, fanfiction archives, and roleplaying communities, where their stranger excesses pass as normal.
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And while Trump at least sought to project the appearance of a presidency-as-normal during Robert Mueller's probe, he is making no such attempt now.
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"Her life centers around taking care of them and making sure they get to their activities to keep as life as normal as possible for them."
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After that's taken care of, you can open up the Personalization dialog as normal: right-click on a blank area of the desktop and choose Personalize.
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At the very least, his acquisition reinforces the message that despite the political turmoil surrounding the country, all is continuing as normal with its sporting assets.
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SE. The stocks of all three companies, which have issued statements saying they continue to operate as normal, plunged between 9 and 10 percent on Tuesday.
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And I even see it as normal that Yamaha prefers him to win because of his popularity, because that way it would have sold more bikes.
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When you're composing a new message or a reply, click the More options arrow under Tags, then set your Delivery options before sending it as normal.
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Online multiplayer is available as normal for the games that support it, and you can switch between titles on PlayStation 4 and a separate Windows machine.
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Chris Christie on Wednesday described President Donald Trump's interactions with ousted FBI Director James Comey as "normal New York City conversation," simply misunderstood by Beltway ears.
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Hydro's Rolled Products unit, which makes metal sheets for packaging and other industries, was running "mostly as normal, with only a few exceptions", the company said.
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Little Rock is kind of just a place for me to be as normal as possible and just like spend time with my family and friends.
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More than 1,000 people have already signed up for the center's annual Washington meeting on political activism, about three times as many as normal, Pesner said.
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Then, after entering their credit card information as normal during an online payment, they'll hold their device up to their face to take a quick picture.
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People are more likely to see this sort of behavior as normal, so there might be a Friday night culture of going out and getting trashed.
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I just like being as normal as I can possibly be with my girlfriends, who tell me to shut the fuck up because they don't care.
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The Riyadh government has said the economy will not suffer because investigators are targeting only individuals, not their companies, which can continue to operate as normal.
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"We believe that women should not accept intense premenstrual symptoms as normal and that they should consult a doctor if they suffer from them," he said.
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I knew other people didn't pick at their cuticles to the same extent, but it was as normal to me as nail biting or pimple popping.
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Prince George today went to school as normal as police continued to question a 40-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of trying to break in.
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That means women who have mild cognitive decline can score as normal, Maki said, thus keeping them from possibly beginning medication and making appropriate lifestyle changes.
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The staff at the shelter is trying to make life as normal as possible for people whose lives have been upended right before the winter holidays.
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Tap the red button to start recording, and the title bar to stop recording, and then the video is saved to your camera roll as normal.
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The "Keep the Clause" campaign saw Scotland plastered with billboards warning of the grievous harm that could come from presenting LGBT people as normal human beings.
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On Wednesday, NBC's Matt Lauer showed how that's done — by recasting Clinton's tawdry, but fundamentally normal, behaviors as shocking while recasting Trump's shocking behaviors as normal.
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Plus, Shark Piss is twice as clear as normal water, so you can watch your favorite episode of "Deadwood" or a monster-truck rally through it.
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A source familiar with the Trump campaign's plans said they were "proceeding as normal until told not to" and suggested they would see how Democrats responded.
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His office would not disclose whether he would return to work in Barcelona on Monday, but several of his allies said they will operate as normal.
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"I used to despise them but now, I can get through 20 of them- twice as many as normal- and still feel energized after," she said.
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The spread of coronavirus has lead to a reduction in travel but for some, flying remains a necessity and most flights are still operating as normal.
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And Graeber's anthropological eye and skepticism about capitalism are useful in questioning some parts of the economy that the West has come to accept as normal.
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A mid-afternoon protein shake is exactly what I need when I haven't eaten as much as normal and I have a workout class to attend.
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He also appeared in two HBO series -- "The Wire" as Normal Wilson, a Baltimore political operative and in "Oz," where he starred as warden Martin Querns.
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Since most airline agents will classify your damage as normal wear and tear, taking a quick video of the entire bag prior to departure could assist.
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Shanghai Disney Resort said it was operating as normal but some outdoor attractions and performances would be suspended during periods of heavy rain or high winds.
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" In response to questions about Ward's state during the entire encounter, Marincik said he didn't know if he would "characterize any of the interaction as normal.
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There was another angle: If I mentioned improvement, it implied that I hated my disabled body and wished for what the able-bodied perceive as normal.
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Princess Diana made it a point to give her two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, as normal a childhood as possible despite their royal roles.
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Or did they think they could carry on as normal, despite #MeToo, because they believe the normal rules of consent and conduct don't apply to them?
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We initially thought that officers would chalk up public misunderstandings to "business as normal," as criminologists who claim the Ferguson effect does not exist would argue.
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If the Republican Party chooses to treat what Trump has done as normal and protect him from consequences or sanctions, then perhaps it will become normal.
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They described themselves as "normal" people who worked hard and spent prudently, distancing themselves from common stereotypes of the wealthy as ostentatious, selfish, snobby and entitled.
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As normal people we shouldn't have to exist as Blade Runners ready to subject every human-seeming thing to a battery of carefully designed probing questions.
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In other instances, just one person makes the video, leaving the other to assume mutual followers have heard the news and they can continue on as normal.
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While the government promises training will "continue as normal," a few silent cues suggest Hanna and her call to escape have awakened the trainees' more rebellious natures.
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And eventually he left the district, feeling paralyzed by his inability to change things—harassment toward teachers, sexual abuse of kids—that had become accepted as normal.
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One of 140 senior officials appointed directly by the outgoing government described the situation as "normal" and said he had not yet received any letter of dismissal.
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"It would just be validation that our lives are interesting and worthy of the big screen and that we are as normal as anyone else," said Gay.
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The fact is that history—how we view it, the stories we tell about it, the things depicted as normal as opposed to aberrations—is highly political.
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That's your warning that it's not meant to be used as normal, but only in tandem with Asus' assortment of ROG Phone accessories (more on those later).
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"This series presents devils and Satanists as normal and even good, where they merely have a different way of being, and mocks God's wisdom," the petition reads.
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As I've previously written, the US is not a place where a military coup d'état would be seen as normal, which actually helps make it less likely.
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"I think here in Kentucky is as normal as you can get," Birkhead previously told Inside Edition about giving his daughter a life away from the limelight.
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When the Alias hears its own wake word, it'll stop broadcasting white noise and wake up Alexa or Google Assistant so you can use them as normal.
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A separate Iraqi oil official, who oversees foreign operations in the south, said the other foreign firms had no plans to evacuate and would operate as normal.
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" Amrita, who moved to Connecticut from New Delhi when she was 8, wants her sons to be accepted, to be considered as normal "as Joey next door.
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Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said on Tuesday that the armed forces would continue to defend the constitution and "legitimate authorities" and that bases were operating as normal.
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But in a statement of its website, the ASX said trading on its equity market would open on Tuesday as normal, to the relief of the market.
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Since the sirens did not ring out, work continued as normal at a post office in Honolulu's Manoa district, said part-time postal worker Adam Goss, 32.
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This was highly irregular as normal Facebook users can't do this — if you delete messages from your own inbox, those messages still remain in the recipient's inbox.
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"We must never regard as normal the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals," he said, or "accept the daily sundering of our country".
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The social media block did not appear to apply to Twitter (TWTR), which was functioning as normal, according to internet monitoring groups and users in the country.
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The CNH is scheduled later this year to auction Pemex partnership rights to seven more onshore areas, tenders that the regulator has said are proceeding as normal.
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"Our Group continues to trade as normal and we remain focussed on delivering our turnaround plans," Arcadia Group Chief Executive Ian Grabiner said in an email statement.
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"Our Group continues to trade as normal and we remain focussed on delivering our turnaround plans", Arcadia Group Chief Executive Ian Grabiner said in an emailed statement.
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Just tap out your message as normal, in old-fashioned, boring text, and then tap the emoji button on the keyboard to see suggestions appear in yellow.
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In a Facebook post on Monday , the police department told residents to contact the Russell State Police Barracks for non-emergencies and 911, as normal, for emergencies.
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Before the surgery, McCain told his doctors he had, at times, felt foggy and not as sharp as normal, and was having double vision, according to CNN.
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Enlisted transgender troops can continue to receive medical care as prescribed and will be able to re-enlist as normal should their service terms expire before February.
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Once I fished it out, it continued to work as normal, and I could actually see the water coming out of the device as it dried out.
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The government has stressed since the king's death that the economy and government will work as normal, and it has sought to dispel uncertainty over the succession.
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The depositary receipts offer investors the same rights as normal shareholders, but issuing them does not come with the same regulatory requirements as issuance of normal shares.
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"Our Group continues to trade as normal and we remain focused on delivering our turnaround plans," Arcadia Group Chief Executive Ian Grabiner said in an email statement.
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I took the test as normal and then held the book up like I was reviewing my answers so that she could see what I marked down.
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Mining operations were continuing as normal, but power and water outages were expected in the coming days, the Indonesian unit of U.S. mining giant Freeport McMoran Inc.
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I tried to act as normal as possible—not looking around like a tourist and walking as if I was living there… at least I tried to.
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Once activated you can talk as normal, with the added option of setting a self-destruct timer on your messages — anywhere from fives seconds to a day.
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Deutsche Boerse, the German stock exchange operator, experienced a short disruption on its Xetra trading platform early on Wednesday, but trading started as normal at 0800 GMT.
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" Senator Jeff Flake made a dramatic speech to the Senate: "We must never regard as 'normal' the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals.
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"I'll say this I am extremely right winged and I view racism as normal," he said in comments posted last year to one of his YouTube videos.
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Nobody cared — I realized everyone was there to focus on their own workout and not what I was wearing, so I went about my exercising as normal.
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He and his friends didn't even flinch when the shots echoed around them, as if the sounds were as normal as the birdsong of Rio's great kiskadees.
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The campaign's internal efforts have carried on as normal, in contrast to the chaos of a "rudderless" White House, as it was described by one administration official.
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Using her phone's camera and an app, she can capture the images stored on negatives and slides and get them onto her phone as normal digital pictures.
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Chris: Yes, I would say we can be romantic like any other couple, and we also have an element of romance that is definitely not as normal.
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"At first, we weren't totally prepared for it," said Ellsworth, who has come to accept short outages as normal after 15 years reporting in the country's capital.
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Ibrahim al-Tadawy, the top Education Ministry official in North Sinai, said teachers were traveling as normal in ministry-organized buses from Arish to schools in Rafah.
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But Norwegian Airlines, a low-cost carrier with several routes between Europe and the United States, said its flights would continue as normal in the short term.
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Eventually I hope that seeing an African-American woman pilot is as normal as seeing people of all genders and ethnic backgrounds as passengers on a plane.
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Some of her friends considered using the week off to travel, but then it became clear that life was not going to resume as normal anytime soon.
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Classes at Vanderbilt University are expected to resume as normal next week, though a student tested positive for the virus after returning home following a trip overseas.
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Spanish nationals, foreigners living in Spain, air crew, cargo and health workers and diplomats will be allowed to travel as normal, the ministry said in its statement.
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"In a way it is business as normal," said Mr. Everson, whose newsletter, called 1100 Pennsylvania, examines patronage by the politically connected at the hotel in Washington.
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Europe's largest low-cost carrier, Ryanair (RYAAY), which flies to more than 20 Italian destinations including Milan, said Thursday that all its flights are operating as normal.
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Flybe's flights appeared to be operating as normal on Tuesday, a day after news reports emerged suggesting it needed to raise new funds to help it survive.
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The country's biggest supermarket chain, Albert Heijn, stopped selling many eggs last week, but the company said that eggs were back on sale as normal on Monday.
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" He noted that though hemorrhoids are one cause of rectal bleeding, they are less common in younger people and "there's no such thing as normal rectal bleeding.
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"The museum collection facility is open and employee work routines have continued as normal," Emily Davis, spokeswoman for the Grand Canyon National Park, said in a statement.
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As for Benson, she recently reunited with her PLL costars at German Comic Con, and was posting on Instagram Stories as normal as recently as this morning.
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This is akin to an on / off switch for the Play 103: Awake sees the Play 2 camera operating as normal, full speed ahead on the notifications.
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"The water has been collected, channeled and treated in the industrial effluent treatment station as normal," Norsk Hydro said, adding that alumina production had not been impacted.
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Violence has hit parts of the former British colony at different times over the last three months, but life goes on as normal most of the time.
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A spokesman for the German Aviation Association (BDL) said that, as Condor was operating as normal, there was no need for a major repatriation programme in Germany.
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The one-room office, its interior decorated with a portrait of former president Hugo Chavez, is providing services as normal and shows no sign of significant damage.
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Elections are often still held, as they have been in Venezuela, the news media retains nominal freedom and most citizens can go about their lives as normal.
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For the company to disrupt the grocery market, it has to do so online, by making grocery delivery as normal as any other kind of online shopping.
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There are few who would argue against Trump's fierce commitment to her 13-year-old son to provide as "normal" a life as she possibly can for him.
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After clean water is extracted from salt water, desalination plants are left with a large reservoir of brine, which is about twice as salty as normal sea water.
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" Yet another one said, "I am concerned that media using mixed race couple's in ads as normal is one way liberal's are trying to eliminate the white race.
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"Our business operations in China continue as normal," Tucker told analysts on a conference call when asked whether the bank faced blacklisting in China over the Huawei situation.
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"They were told the anti-corruption campaign is done: continue with your business as normal and invest in the economy," said one of the sources, a senior banker.
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One of the byproducts of fermentation, methanol, gets people just as drunk as normal alcohol — but lethally damages the liver, the optic nerve, and neurological and respiratory systems.
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Nok Air chief executive Patee Sarasin said last week the airline would use charter flights to serve passengers and expected to resume operations as normal in early March.
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Olsen Energy said it would operate as normal and will pay its suppliers and trade creditors in due course, while it continued "constructive" talks with its financial creditors.
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The world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals has kept all trading, clearing and other systems operating as normal by working from sites in Chelmsford and Wapping.
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"At this stage, it's difficult for under-display cameras to match the same results as normal cameras, there's bound to be some loss in optical quality," wrote Shen.
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There may be some short-term impact, including bringing shame on the company and its founding family, but ultimately, business and politics in Korea will continue as normal.
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If prayer is ruled permissible, then the other rites should proceed as normal, said Zulfiqar, who researched Muslim funeral rites for a dissertation on collective duties in Islam.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton made a conscious effort to give Clinton a normal childhood — at least as normal as possible — by discouraging press coverage except during public events.
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In the days following the election, transgender people and their allies began planning for possible disruptions in their ability to live life as normal under a Trump Administration.
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Installation should take about 15-30 minutes, after which you can simply boot up as normal and choose either Chromium OS or Windows from the boot selection screen.
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As Agung spewed tall columns of ash, life continued largely as normal on Tuesday for villagers near the volcano who set up traditional markets and offered Hindu prayers.
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You can scroll through the times and dates across all of your calendars as normal, and drag copies of appointments between them (if you have the right permissions).
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"We advise all customers in Germany to turn up as normal tomorrow, as we plan to operate all scheduled flights," Ryanair spokesman Robin Kiely said in a statement.
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The decision does not impact other Marubeni units such as Gavilon involved in trading grains, including soybeans to China, and their business continues as normal, the spokesman said.
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Sticking to a timetable that he flagged last month, Turnbull told reporters his conservative government will function as normal until May 3, when it will deliver its budget.
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"Plasma is not FDA-recognized or approved to treat conditions such as normal aging or memory loss, or other diseases like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease," the FDA stated.
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KordaMentha plans to run the 20-year-old business as normal, while assessing how best to recover value for all its investors, a spokesman for the administrator said.
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The negotiations are moving along mostly as normal, according to multiple sources, creating a sometimes awkward but cordial relationship between America and the rest of the world here.
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