As soon as that was happening I stopped using that.
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"As soon as that moment happened, it just went silent."
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She literally left town as soon as that picture was taken.
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As soon as that gets underway, we will take you there live.
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And as soon as that happened, it was like a shockwave, man.
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So we will take you there as soon as that gets underway.
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Brushing should start as soon as that first baby tooth comes in.
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And as soon as that ended, I told everyone we gotta go.
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As soon as that song came in, it was a wave of energy!
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"As soon as that snake throws it up it takes off," she said.
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As soon as that happened, most Democrats withdrew their support from the amendment.
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But it could shift gears to "crisis" as soon as that seems beneficial.
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We&aposre going to take you there live as soon as that gets underway.
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As soon as that speculation became widespread, his funds rapidly began to dry up.
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As soon as that happened their fighters could pick us off at their leisure.
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As soon as that Memorial Day barbecue gets extinguished, we're already bored with them.
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And we&aposll take you there, obviously, as long as soon as that gets underway.
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As soon as that happened, the West and its allies had a duty to act.
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"The money started flowing in as soon as that painting was gone," he told reporters.
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As soon as that happened, PartyPoker, which was the biggest site, stopped allowing American players.
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As soon as that yawn is over, then my voice is back to a struggle.
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As soon as that person arrives, however, Amy requests her own meeting with the POTUS.
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As soon as that Napster guy came out, that was the beginning of the end.
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So we&aposre going to take you there as soon as that gets underway this evening.
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Yeah, but then of course, as soon as that video circulated, it got things going again.
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As soon as that happens, the United States can leave the accord in exactly one year.
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As soon as that starts happening, we are now screwing up relative to our competing goal.
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As soon as that flood began, Twitch started thinking about how to take down their new spammer.
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I will be going to Texas as soon as that trip can be made without causing disruption.
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The researchers saw neighbors go bad, so to speak, as soon as that toxic neighbor showed up.
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Selections come in a range of sizes and sometimes can be delivered as soon as that afternoon.
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As soon as that happened, everybody in the village who was paying attention put two and two together.
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You take a look at what happened, as soon as that year ended he got out, Florida crashed.
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"I began speaking out as soon as that happened because there were some fraudulent elections held," she said.
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Depending on your definition of "as soon as," that means sometime between 20 and 32 months from now.
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We will announce any changes affecting travelers to the United States as soon as that information is available.
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As soon as that tranquilizer dart hits the gorilla, it's like a tranquilizer dart hit you -- you'd go, 'Ow!
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I've heard the national anthem hundreds of times, but as soon as that played it was just something different.
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But as soon as that first weekend rolls around, the booze-free bandwagon hits its fair share of bumps.
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And almost as soon as that news arrived, Intel announced that it's dropping out of the 25G modem game.
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Dave Toschi said to me, 'As soon as that guy walked in the door, I knew it was him.
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"I will be going to Texas as soon as that trip can be made without causing disruption," he tweeted.
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We will announce any other changes affecting travelers to the United States as soon as that information is available.
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UNDP has prepared 100 generators and mobile electrical grids to provide a temporary power grid as soon as that happens.
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As soon as that reward is gone, they will become upset and refuse to do the same work without it.
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And just as soon as that market deflated and the ruble plummeted, the foreigners were unceremoniously shunted out the back door.
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You may not know this song by name, but as soon as that first chord hits, you'll feel a familiar euphoria.
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And many prominent scholars on the issue argue that as soon as that money starts coming in, he'll violate the Constitution.
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As soon as that tune drops in the club, you know exactly what it is, and I love tracks like that.
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As soon as that sequence was public, biotechnology companies started creating synthetic copies of the virus that could be used in research.
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So, you&aposll see some activity there, and we&aposll take you there as soon as that happens live on THE STORY tonight.
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There would be no customer resistance here either to single-pilot operation or even to full dronification, as soon as that is possible.
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But as soon as that first dive ended and we surfaced I couldn't wait get back in the water to do it again!
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As soon as that product comes out, people are going to shift their focus to the March and June quarters of next year.
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As soon as that election takes place, though, it'll drop from our ratings, with the new 14th District appearing to be solidly Republican.
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She said the documents that were not considered privileged should be turned over to prosecutors as soon as that determination is made by Jones.
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I think we're going to see a huge change in politics as soon as that generation begins to take over the levers of power.
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"As soon as that plane landed, as soon as I got into the house, I looked in the fridge," he said with a chuckle.
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And as soon as that third drink hits…a cockroach the size of a Pomeranian comes prancing through the crack in the front door.
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As soon as that happened, a bullet-like projectile within the horn shot outward, stabbing the asteroid and creating a bunch of dust and fragments.
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"As soon as that hair started coming off and he could walk, he started rubbing up against the people in the room," Bradley tells PEOPLE.
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I'm so fast, as soon as that shit touches me I'm out the way [even if] it's still grazing my face at the same time.
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But as soon as that moment happens, be ready with books short and snappy enough to start their independent reading life with a jolt of pleasure.
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The camera's, like, two feet in front of you, and the red light goes on, and as soon as that light goes on, I'm like, 'Be normal!
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If I were a really good abstract painter, as soon as that face starts appearing, I'd want to turn the canvas and run in the other direction.
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French President Francois Hollande said there is "no doubt" the suspect's actions were a terror attack, and he will be questioned as soon as that is possible.
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" As soon as that "hope" was shared with the packed auditorium, however, Twitter picked it up, batted it around, and summarily dismissed it with a hearty "nope.
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"As soon as that case was recognized, we met and we revised our case definition for persons under investigation," CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said in February.
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As soon as that happened, elephants that were scattered around the park — every one of them probably a relative of some degree — started coming to the body.
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Only a good rain will wash it away, and as soon as that happens you don't need the gel anymore because the vegetation is now well hydrated.
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Even if he deserved to deal with all that, I still felt sympathy… then as soon as that sympathy would pop up I'd feel disgusted with myself.
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Yet, as soon as that crisis was resolved, cooperation between the two countries returned with greater amounts of oil dollars being recycled to the U.S. for military material.
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"It started off low, and as soon as that bouncing started then I think it set a whole new different level of panic for everybody," he told CNN.
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But as soon as that location gets found out, they're having to move again because they're being shut down or their cars are being taken away by police.
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"As soon as that case was recognized, we met and we revised our case definition for persons under investigation," CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said earlier this week.
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As soon as that first note of "We Found Love" rings out, the atmosphere shifts; in exactly one minute and seven seconds, everyone will be losing their minds.
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Wouldn't it be better if as soon as that nurse's assessment hit the electronic medical record, that triggered a task for the robot to come and bring things?
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"As soon as that comment came out, that was enough ammo to get guys to lift long positions," said Josh Graves, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures in Chicago.
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The company, Japan's biggest city gas supplier, said it was reassessing earnings projections for the business year ending March and would announce them as soon as that becomes available.
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Normally, as soon as that happened law enforcement would have started doing interviews, and one of them would have been with her husband, and he'd have found out about it.
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While there was real early enthusiasm for Mr. Schulz when voters saw the possibility of an upset, as soon as that looked less likely, their attention drifted, Mr. Lewandowsky said.
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And as soon as that bill is released, if it identifies deductions to cut including state and local and corporate interest, lobbyists will swarm to try and save those deductions.
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"The officer shouted to 'show me your hands,' and as soon as that statement was made, you heard a gunshot and it hit the individual in the upper torso," he said.
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"As soon as that mandatory evacuation comes down...think it's noon (Tuesday), they will see a huge influx," Tori Gayle at the River Falls campground in Lakemont, Georgia told the station.
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"Delta still intends to take as many deliveries as possible from the new Airbus/Bombardier facility in Mobile, Alabama, as soon as that facility is up and running," the carrier said.
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These issues are currently under review; Barr says that he will release the Mueller report "as soon as that process is complete," but who knows how long the review will take.
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But as soon as that pressure drops or there's less water going through the pipes, there is suddenly room for soil, debris and chemical residue to sneak into the drinking water.
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And I began speaking out as soon as that happened because there were some fraudulent elections held, and Russians poured out into the streets to demand their freedom, and he cracked down.
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He wants so badly to be taken seriously, to be feared like the old tyrants of the Empire, but as soon as that desire becomes clear to the audience, it defeats itself.
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"This team is a bunch of fighters, the staff are a bunch of fighters, as soon as that crash happened, they were already thinking what we need to do next," he said.
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As soon as that question is answered, however, you're hooked, and this unconventional examination of the ripple effect of real-life killings on a quiet English town has worked its curious magic.
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As soon as that date was set, I booked a ticket to Bologna and started dreaming of the delicious foods I'd try there, though I didn't exactly know what else to expect.
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As soon as that process is complete, I will be in a position to move forward expeditiously in determining what can be released in light of applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies.
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"We are on the edge, if we get more rain, we will start to develop disease and as soon as that happens, you will not be able to harvest the fruit," said McGuigan.
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During Wednesday's White House press briefing Nielsen, of Homeland Security, announced that troops would deploy immediately, even going as far to say that the National Guard could mobilize as soon as that evening.
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"As soon as that collision happened, the officer that was in that driver&aposs side was out that door, and was out with his Taser like instantly," witness Marcos Willman told the station.
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"As soon as that seed got planted I just had to do it, so back in 2012 I ran my first ultra and we ended up raising about $363,000 for charity," Joel recalls.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is working with various agencies "to facilitate the reunification of each child with their parent or family as soon as that is practical," Mr. White said.
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"Any time you have new types of innovation, whether that's premium economy or lie-flat seats," Chua said, "as soon as that becomes something that passengers really want, then the industry shifts pretty radically."
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As soon as that first screenshot of Lil Xan reacting to a photoshopped Charlie Puth "nude" floated onto my Twitter feed, I wanted to know as much as possible about Noah and Xan's breakup.
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" As the storm continues to bring about rain and flooding to the Houston area, Trump tweeted Sunday morning he plans to visit Texas "as soon as that trip can be made without causing disruption.
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"As soon as that process is complete, I will be in a position to move forward expeditiously in determining what can be released in light of applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies," Barr wrote.
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So basically, I mean when you think that cellphones with cameras were becoming widespread in the early oughts, I mean sexting was pretty much right as soon as that technology was available, sexting followed.
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As soon as that was evident, I was able to grasp at least the idea of all the other across themed entries, which made use of several of the most common "salty" phrases and terms.
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The company will have some pop-up stores opening as soon as that situation improves, so people can go see the cars and learn more while the permanent showrooms are still under construction, TechCrunch has learned.
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"As soon as that shot is hit, I'd love this rink to become just as rowdy as the 16th hole at the Waste Management Phoenix Open," he said, referring to a raucous hole on the PGA Tour.
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As soon as that slightly creepy FaceID screen popped up at the Apple event, though, people only had one thing on their minds... "And now, to tell us more about the iPhone X and FaceID, Arya Stark..." pic.twitter.
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"Trump then announced he would be visiting Texas "as soon as that trip can be made without causing disruption," before noting he would also "be going to a wonderful state, Missouri, that I won by a lot in '16.
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I expect Markle and Prince Harry's account to get equal engagement once their own bundle of joy arrives — at the very least Prince William should comment a bunch of fire emojis as soon as that redheaded protigée has landed.
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Some people are partial to money-saving apps that do (some of) the work, others use piggy banks, and some are ready to hit purchase on the cart that's been filled for days as soon as that direct deposit hits.
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But that's genuinely how I was feeling at that time, and it's funny because as soon as that record came out, and as soon as we finished recording that record, it was just like something had just left my body.
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"The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is studying the matter to make sure that all considerations are adequately addressed and as soon as that is done, we will issue a statement," Jayant Sinha, minister of state for civil aviation had said.
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States favourable to the Court argued that — first — a State was bound by the "automatic jurisdiction" (this term was explicitly used) of the Court as soon as that State becomes a party to the treaty, and — second — the Court must have universal jurisdiction.
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As soon as that rule went into effect in March, safety advocates warned of the potential risk of lithium-ion batteries igniting in a checked bag and sparking a larger, uncontrollable fire in the cargo hold that could bring down a commercial airplane.
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"Sometimes we pick up a diet because we want to win a pageant or [look good for] our class reunion, but I think you need to make lifestyle choices or you'll pick up a bad habit as soon as that diet drops," she says.
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If you believed the left's commitment to workplace speech protections is a ruse that would be abandoned as soon as that speech tilted right and the employee being protected was a conservative, the reaction to Google's firing of Damore proved you were right all along.
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Red notices are not typically made public, but a person may be arrested on the basis of a red notice as soon as that person arrives at a border crossing or airport in a third country that does have an extradition treaty with the United States.
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I mean, how do you verify what they are doing, when in fact, in some cases, they can drag it out for years looking like they&aposre following an agreement, as they did during the Clinton administration, and yet rip it up as soon as that administration goes?
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For now, the U.K. is not able to negotiate trade deals with other countries while still a member of the EU. However, during the transition period, the U.K. will be able to prepare deals with other nations to come into force as soon as that transition phase ends.
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As soon as that happened—a time when, the researchers knew, meddling with the nests would be unlikely to cause the finches to abandon them—they collected the linings of the nests and replaced them with cups of felt that were wreathed with bits of plant material commonly used by the birds.
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As soon as that moment passes—that moment when they were walking on air through the thick, black promise of the night—as soon as the sun starts to come up on the rest of their lives, they are destined to spend forever stewing on what has ended, or simply pretending it hasn't.
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If a substantial number of Mr Biden's are attached not to him, but to the aura of his electability, then as soon as that aura is punctured—by, say, losses in one or more of the four early states (Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada), or perhaps another abysmal debate performance—he risks losing support.
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You would get — again, I'm picking a number out of thin air here — $5 billion, but as soon as that happens — and it doesn't have to be a company; you could be a university, you could be a guy in your garage — you get this $5 billion check, and then the formula is immediately generic so anybody can make it.
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The Supreme Court doesn't have its own formal ethics review process like the one that covers the federal appeals and district courts, and Thursday's decision makes clear that conduct by a lower court judge — Kavanaugh previously served on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit — falls outside of the judiciary's ethics review process as soon as that judge is elevated to the Supreme Court.
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The century, unfortunately, has seen no greater music moment than the Queen of Pop being nigh-on strangled by an enormous shawl made of what looks like curtain material from a two-star hotel in Blackpool, before scrambling to her feet to give her public the show they deserve, inexplicably surrounded by horned dancers (and like, you don't really notice the ridiculousness of the horns before she falls over, but as soon as that happens the illusion of disbelief snaps and it becomes hysterical).
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HV: But we're still facing that today, and that's one of the questions, why I'm interested in this question, because even today, I mean certainly, women are not represented in the art world, at least not on every level, certainly, other than maybe art students, where you still kind of see a lot more maybe female students, but as soon as that starts going up and they become in terms of- LN: Yeah, well, you probably have more female curators than you used to have.
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