The math is hard to argue with; business as usual and growth as usual spell an end to the world as usual.
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Americans don't want business as usual; Trump is not business as usual.
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The girls refuse to charge, as usual, but I tip $20, as usual.
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He was heavily autobiographical, as usual, and light on policy detail, as usual.
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The best remedy for business as usual remains making business as usual impossible.
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But, these days the White House isn't politics as usual, so it's not design as usual either.
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They're not going to do business as usual, they don't even know how to spell business as usual.
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Earlier this month Beyoncé, out of the blue (as usual), dropped "Formation" and (as usual) people lost their proverbial shit over it.
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In other words it's business as usual for a band whose 'business as usual' is the sound of someone throwing a rager in Hades.
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On Tennis PARIS — The 2019 French Open is over, and it was business as usual for the men and business as usual for the women.
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Image: NASAAll that is to say, the news I've got for you today is business as usual—the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is skyrocketing as usual, and 2017 is on track to have the highest level of carbon in the atmosphere ever, as usual.
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People are tired of business as usual in DC. After this historic election are they really going to go back to business as usual in their first votes?
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It was business as usual for Perdue on Tuesday, who spent most of his day at the Department of Agriculture, where he was in good spirits as usual.
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Without such an effort, we will be forced to rely on conservatism-as-usual and liberalism-as-usual to fend off and beat back the temptation of authoritarian populism.
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"People should drink the water, take showers, bathe as usual, cook as usual, but just be vigilant and persistent and don't wait," if flu-like symptoms occur, he said.
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Their first-round match at the Open on Monday night was very much a throwback: Williams, as usual, crushed the suspense early by, as usual, timing her shots beautifully.
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Their first-round match at the Open on Monday night was very much a throwback: Williams, as usual, crushed the suspense early by, as usual, timing her shots beautifully.
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As usual, it's been getting good reviews, although, also as usual, Kevin Gates has been pretty clear that he could not care less about how anyone but his fans receives it.
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NYC's emergency rooms are serving twice as many patients as usual and their ICUs are three times as large as usual, Dr. Mitchell Katz, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals said Sunday.
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Michelle looks incredibly fit -- as usual -- and visibly happy.
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Numbers, location, time – we thought about everything, as usual.
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People -- especially Republicans -- were sick of politics as usual.
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Do your job - call balls and strikes as usual.
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The difference -- as usual -- appears to be the context.
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As usual, Donald Trump doesn't think he's done anything wrong.
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"From an astronaut perspective, it's business as usual," says Scoville.
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In neighboring Argentina, the picture is more complicated, as usual.
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But as usual, his character gets in over his head.
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Does it continue to interact, eat, and move as usual?
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IT WAS, as usual, an upbeat atmosphere at Proud Embankment.
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As usual, the expedition resulted in some fairly remarkable discoveries.
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But as usual, everything is bananas and nothing makes sense.
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They have vowed to show up to work as usual.
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They were spotted sucking face -- as usual -- earlier in Malibu.
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Overall, our message is that it is business as usual.
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"We were just being resilient as usual," Irving told reporters.
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Many might just write it off as business as usual.
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As usual, the truth is way more complicated than that.
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The weakest look of the night, as usual, was Kennedy's.
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As usual, this conversation failed to take the next step.
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As usual, this isn't a comprehensive list of April 2017.
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For the rest of the league, it's business as usual.
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As usual with stories like this, not all sources agree.
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I was shocked they were carrying on business as usual.
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As usual, Kylie is there for her during this tragedy.
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Slack's sitting in the corner, making everyone laugh, AS USUAL.
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He was just another face of Globe business as usual.
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To this day, Guardian appears to be operating as usual.
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But inside the Senate, Romney is resuming life as usual.
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The times we live in are not business as usual.
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He was engaged in — as usual — mysterious global financial transactions.
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"I think it will be business as usual," he said.
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As usual, he declined to disclose details about his family.
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She's doing tons of coke, as usual, but she's fine.
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As usual, women are being asked to wait, and wait.
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As usual, Will changed a decent number of the clues.
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Our questions were going right past each other, as usual.
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Best to keep it bottled up and continue as usual.
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As usual for Shondaland, the answer isn't the painless one.
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It's painful as usual but it has to be done!
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The entire debate from Hillary was more Washington as usual.
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And Twitter, as usual, said "hell no" to her shenanigans.
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As usual, Brown's misogyny and mockery are absolutely uncalled for.
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Skye also said she wasn't feeling as energetic as usual.
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I'm, as usual, trying to parse my words carefully here.
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Anyway, Aaron, as usual, it was great talking to you.
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Momma is perfect and not missing a beat as usual!
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And as usual, Kuma Films have captured the routine stunningly.
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Mason, as usual, was humble when asked about the praise.
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Of 389 athletes, 209 were allowed to compete as usual.
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Chief among them, as usual, was House Speaker Joe Straus.
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Gus Fring is back and making everything creepier as usual.
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But her club night outfit wasn't as bare as usual.
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As usual, Twitter users were quick to roast his picks.
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As usual, I rush get myself to work on time.
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In other words, today's protests are just business as usual.
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As usual with doping, nobody cares, until they suddenly do.
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It soon returned to "business as usual", a spokesman said.
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But Trump's actions go beyond shaking up politics as usual.
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So clearly it is still business as usual for ISIS.
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The question is, business as usual, or the new normal?
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At this point, it's still business as usual for us.
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Many Cubans, like Giron, go about their days as usual.
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"Now it is business as usual of course," he added.
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Thou, as usual, provided the most entertainment with their set.
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As usual in Washington, it's déjà vu all over again.
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"Jen has continued her life as usual," the source added.
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"Business as usual" makes things a little worse every year.
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Prime Minister Juha Sipila said it was business as usual.
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However, as usual the political rhetoric is a little extreme.
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So, as usual, the big six are in the doghouse.
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Maybe it's time that changes — with some caveats, as usual.
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As usual, you generally make me feel a lot better.
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On the face of things, it is business as usual.
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So, it's business as usual with this climate change news.
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"Well, as usual, the entire panel is wrong," concluded Maher.
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Hiring someone like Oreskes isn't iconoclastic — it's business as usual.
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That could mean the facility is just operating as usual.
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It cannot become politics as usual between Republicans and Democrats.
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My hair and eyebrows are out of control as usual.
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It was Uber as usual in every way, but cheaper.
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"He & the Dems, working together, failed (as usual)," he added.
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One was that the Democrats, as usual, were in disarray.
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JoJo and Jordan were all over each other, as usual.
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AND AS USUAL FOR TESLA, LOTS OF PREDICTIONS WERE MADE.
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As usual, Trump shows no sign of deescalating the situation.
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Which was business as usual with the people he photographed.
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By Sunday morning, he was back to business as usual.
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If you think that's just bureaucracy as usual, think again.
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Invigorated, the Giants turned, as usual, to the electrifying Beckham.
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The charity will continue business as usual, Buckingham Palace insisted.
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After each crisis, we went back to business as usual.
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This is not business as usual, and frustration is mounting.
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In fact, this kind of reaction was business as usual.
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There he is, Gus, stuck in the crosshairs as usual.
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The Google core business is, as usual, quite boringly efficient.
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"It's business as usual for ATAP," a spokesperson told us.
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But as usual, Jordan Spieth's magical putter kept him alive.
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You're feeling emotionally supported, but you're still moody, as usual.
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He said ANA's operation in Myanmar would continue as usual.
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But for a lot of them, it's business as usual.
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There's disruptive capacity: The ability to stop business as usual.
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As usual, one of those should be the next iPhone.
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As usual, Williams's serve paved the way to the title.
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But this doesn't mean things are dully business as usual.
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As usual, it managed to combine jingoism with bad policy.
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We are terrible, that is, at boycotting business as usual.
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"No, this is not life as usual," New York Gov.
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As usual, the artistic director Janet Eilber will offer context.
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How they got here was not Chicago politics as usual.
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But, also as usual, the Cardinals are next in line.
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For Microsoft though, it appears to be business as usual.
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As usual, it's Greg who puts the theme into words.
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As usual, he asked no questions during Supreme Court arguments.
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The whole point is to get beyond business as usual.
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Anbang has said it will carry on business as usual.
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As usual there will be Yiddish proverbs in fortune cookies.
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We fail if we continue to do things as usual.
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The president, as usual, was watching the briefing that day.
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But as usual, things are being said without my consent.
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As usual, he improvised when those funds failed to materialize.
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As usual, his writing reflected his flexible attitude toward capitalization.
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"It seemed pretty much like business as usual," she said.
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Just a few moments later, they're all bantering as usual.
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You can then edit and send the Snap as usual.
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The question is whether business as usual will go on.
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This might seem like business as usual in Silicon Valley.
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As usual, Mr. Sanders dominated with liberals and young voters.
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I think this is just seen as politics as usual.
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As usual, he greeted us with laughter and dirty jokes.
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As usual, the Democrats immediately began yammering about bad cops.
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She could appear as usual and hope for the best.
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As usual, he is showing little sign of the pressure.
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The swamp hasn't been drained; it's conducting business as usual.
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Continue to use your accounts — individual or joint — as usual.
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Is continuing life as usual the best course of action?
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You can go back to your dirty business as usual.
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Schools were open as usual, and people went to work.
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And getting the parts shipped won't be business as usual.
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Officials describe the strategy going forward as business as usual.
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But as usual, the real standout pieces were the accessories.
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"As usual I think we have exceeded expectations," she said.
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At CES: Expect a lot of weird stuff, as usual.
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As usual, he gave his project a rather naïve coloration.
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To some in Albany, that is simply business as usual.
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Ron watched helplessly — as usual — as his family was consumed.
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As usual, I was in a state of pleasant exhaustion.
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I get ready as usual and go right to bed.
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This is not just business as usual "drug war" stuff.
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It will be business as usual in our nation's capital.
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Then they settled in to rehash the past as usual.
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During timeouts, the arena, packed as usual, was nearly silent.
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So make sure you're connected as usual and then proceed.
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As usual, Apple didn't break out sales by iPhone model.
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"It is not time for business as usual," he said.
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As usual, the giants of the industry held lavish events.
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No. But, as usual, I wish I had higher expectations.
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Other global markets and governments will be open as usual.
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And the halftime performance, as usual, should not be missed.
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There is anything but business as usual in the capital.
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As usual, Time will be participating in the WHCA dinner.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "In a statement, Sanders said nothing, as usual.
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A couple of cars are in the lot, as usual.
|
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But as usual with Bannon, it's more bark than bite.
|
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They seemed to want to disable the bourgeois practice of business-as-usual in culture; they seemed to carry the implicit knowledge that such business-as-usual leads to war, famine, inequality and corniness.
|
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Escaping that slump could take more than grocery business as usual.
|
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"It's going to be clear: No business as usual," said Rep.
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As usual, Putin's messaging is also aimed firmly at the West.
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Life went on as usual with fat kids and their parents.
|
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As usual in Silicon Valley, that's only a little bit accurate.
|
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"[For Castro], this is sort of business as usual," Huish says.
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But business as usual does not mean we shouldn't pay attention.
|
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But, of course, you're feeling like a workaholic today, as usual.
|
|
Because elections matter, and Trump is anything but business as usual.
|
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Currently, the clinics aren't actually barred from conducting business as usual.
|
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These innovations, as usual, are not around the corner just yet.
|
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He was drinking a beer, while Ver, as usual, was abstaining.
|
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As usual, only one side bears the brunt of that misfortune.
|
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As usual, information provided by the President only provokes more questions.
|
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"Oh thanks Robby, You're just a gem, as usual," she responded.
|
|
I responded to the Slack messages and commenced work as usual.
|
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In terms of everything else, it should be business as usual.
|
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On Thursday, the couple scheduled a walk for Benny as usual.
|
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As usual, the Federal Trade Commission is nowhere to be found.
|
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As usual, I package some up for our lunches tomorrow simultaneously.
|
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SEAT said on Thursday it was operating its business as usual.
|
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But this has not been business as usual in my country.
|
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As usual, the film industry is two or 40 steps behind.
|
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We could jog around the perimeter of the ranch as usual.
|
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In the meantime, agents can go back to business as usual.
|
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We can no longer stand by and have business as usual.
|
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In Washington, it will soon be back to business as usual.
|
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As usual, there are questions about who's really behind these groups.
|
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But, as usual, there's no need to slam the green potions.
|
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As usual, pricing and availability aren't being announced here at CES.
|
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You have no idea what you're doing, do you, as usual.
|
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When Ross removed the term, however, they were monetized as usual.
|
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"Jon Snow and my creepy brother photobombing as usual," she wrote.
|
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Last Wednesday, Papini went for a jog as usual, Bosenko said.
|
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At first glance it has been business as usual this year.
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As usual, Walt is not alone in his judgment and experience.
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Oh, and as usual, I steal some of his Uniqlo socks.
|
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As usual, there are experiments afoot, and those experiments are bad.
|
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Also as usual, the costume rollout was truly something to behold.
|
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"It's business as usual here," he said, without giving his name.
|
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As usual, some are reading pretty deeply into her latest move.
|
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Yep, as usual, pop culture is here to save the day.
|
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Also, McKinnon's impossibly weird take on Sessions is perfect, as usual.
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" Rhoades nods, but he assures everything will continue "business as usual.
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All three Murdochs are attending, as usual — James, Lachlan, and Rupert.
|
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He appears, as usual, with diligent musicians many years his junior.
|
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Business as usual for Labour perhaps, but novel stuff for Tories.
|
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This time, it ran it through the fine sieve as usual.
|
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As usual, there's bad news to go along with the good.
|
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And if we can't fight it, business can continue as usual.
|
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As usual, social media users stepped up to mark the occasion.
|
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The safe bet, as usual this election season, is on Trump.
|
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As usual, it took a picture for the outcry to start.
|
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We're playing tons of shows (as usual) to promote the release.
|
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Calvo said that it was "business as usual" on the island.
|
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The theme, as usual, was Trump victories, past, present, and future.
|
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As usual, this list is definitive, and cannot be argued with.
|
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As usual, Trump spoke about the FBI in starkly partisan terms.
|
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Lost in this conversation, as usual, is nuance about the research.
|
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As usual, Trump is projecting his own faults onto his opponent.
|
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But for providers, it's business as usual — and that's a problem.
|
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As usual, the former Laker was booed by Staples Center fans.
|
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Sonic booms, as usual, rattled the area around the launch site.
|
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It's politics as usual in Washington, D.C. It's a slimy thing.
|
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It's "business as usual," Hanson allegedly told co-conspirators from MCC.
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PASADENA, California — As usual, prepare to spend your summer at Litchfield.
|
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Apple's ID does a lot of heavy lifting here, as usual.
|
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"We are not in a business as usual world," Bradshaw said.
|
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He may be dumb, but, as usual, it's no laughing matter.
|
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As usual, Kitra is unfazed, soaking up her surroundings, constantly clicking.
|
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As usual, the arena was filled with noise throughout the game.
|
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Authoritarians are horrified by this, and, as usual, they are wrong.
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As usual, there are four of them: mother, father, two daughters.
|
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"It's business as usual," the store's general manager, Scott Goldshine, said.
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"As usual, he wanted to know more about winners," Gulbis wrote.
|
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The people standing on the surface conducted their lives as usual.
|
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As usual, Trump tried to make the election all about himself.
|
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This year's deadline for tax filings is April 15, as usual.
|
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"For AWS it's going to be business as usual," Newman said.
|
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Together they bought pumpkins from a roadside stand, four as usual.
|
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As usual, Twitter is Big Mad about yet another divisive take.
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She appears, as usual, with her husband, the saxophonist Jim Tomlinson.
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It's the end of civilization, and it's also business as usual.
|
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Donald Trump got the headlines as usual — but don't be fooled.
|
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But this year, it seems, it's back to business as usual.
|
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As usual, the President appeared with and praised the local candidate.
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This is too important to fall victim to politics as usual.
|
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That step should help change the dynamic of business as usual.
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But as usual, that should be the end of the road.
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The informal sector could soon go back to business as usual.
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As usual in tech and politics, no good deed goes unpunished.
|
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Citizens from both parties are fed up with politics as usual.
|
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As usual, the curtain will open with financials leading the way.
|
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As usual in this series, the most vivid scenes occur outdoors.
|
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And it seems to be because of Musk's tweets, as usual.
|
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As usual, Rhys gives a phenomenal performance in the season premiere.
|
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But this is the Grammys, and that's just business as usual.
|
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In other words, business as usual for the venture capital industry.
|
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Elsewhere across the country on Tuesday, the drills continued as usual.
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The visitor center was expected to open as usual on Tuesday.
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Let everyone know that today is all about you (as usual).
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In his later years, he was still conducting business as usual.
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I still go to school as usual and take the tram.
|
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As usual, there are also bespoke pricing plans for enterprise customers.
|
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As usual, Google went all out with the product fakes today.
|
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Next time, maybe even tomorrow, they'll be back, haggling as usual.
|
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People are tired of business as usual; they're tired of politicians.
|
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As usual, the company is fielding two casts in each ballet.
|
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Until then, here at the dock, business goes on as usual.
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As usual, her dog, Gary, accompanied her on the press tour.
|
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And so it seems that for many it's business as usual.
|
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As usual, things never turn out quite the way we expect.
|
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"Business as usual will not see us through," Father Kingsley said.
|
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Even earlier this week, it was business as usual for Trump.
|
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As usual with his work, it's grounded in social-science research.
|
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A Sanders or Warren administration, then, wouldn't mean business as usual.
|
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As usual, his characters speak in an overly mannered, forthright way.
|
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But as usual, it dries up wherever President Trump is concerned.
|
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Companies and banks are free to continue with transactions as usual.
|
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Pundits disapproved, but as usual, the kids get the last laugh.
|
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As usual, they impressed us with their thoughtfulness, honesty and empathy.
|
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I chalked the episode up to male sexist business as usual.
|
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Next, launder the stained items as usual, again in cold water.
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Law enforcement, waste management, and utilities operations will continue as usual.
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All right, Joanna, as usual it was great talking to you.
|
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As usual, we're here to help out if anything goes wrong.
|
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But other than that it was business as usual on Facebook.
|
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"Business as usual is not going to be an electable strategy."
|
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L is a poet and as usual language is sharply present.
|
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Mr. Netanyahu has been projecting an image of business as usual.
|
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What Bloomberg didn't mention, as usual, was when this decline happened.
|
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Smartphones without Google Android apps is business as usual for them.
|
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"There's definitely something in there," he said, as calm as usual.
|
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The production Conti is just business as usual for current Lincoln.
|
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Teaching refugee children "is not business as usual," UNICEF's Durpaire said.
|
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As usual, Saffitz underestimated how much reverse engineering would break her.
|
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Call it campaign meddling, psychological warfare or simply business as usual.
|
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Ms. Kawakubo slyly turns the museum exhibition into business as usual.
|
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A second option might be to continue with business as usual.
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She looked great as usual, in a black and gold outfit.
|
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But many critics saw this year's lineup as business as usual.
|
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In the meantime, Mr. Powers said, "we're going business as usual."
|
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So, she's probably not going to be as gracious as usual.
|
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He's there, as usual, to protect his party at all costs.
|
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So, yes, as usual, glamour-boy quarterbacks get all the attention.
|
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WASHINGTON — He ran on a promise to end politics as usual.
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Otherwise, drug companies were left to carry on business as usual.
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Borden plans to continue business as usual during the bankruptcy proceedings.
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As usual, some players, dissatisfied with their contracts, are not reporting.
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The museum's operations on 215 Centre Street will continue as usual.
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As usual, Ambrose helped Sabrina get out of some messy situations.
|
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The Memorial, as usual, has a field that resembles a major's.
|
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But as usual, we are all fixated on the wrong price.
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As usual I was out taking pictures of my friends skateboarding.
|
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As usual, Trump himself projected blame everywhere but where it belongs.
|
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But in the world of police unions it's business as usual.
|
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As usual, their actions speak louder than their gotcha fundraising appeals.
|
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On Sunday afternoon, Times Square was buzzing with life as usual.
|
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Then, as usual, he sent the manuscript off to be typed.
|
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"Here comes that Wilson boy — all alone as usual," one says.
|
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As usual, Grandpa just wanted the day to be about others.
|
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It will undoubtedly not be business as usual for spring housing.
|
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But if you walk around downtown Seoul it's business as usual.
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As usual, we work with retailers to address any service needs.
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As usual, our interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
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The stakes are too high to revert to business as usual.
|
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But as usual for Springsteen, "Western Stars" doesn't aim for comfort.
|
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In some cases, the US may just continue business as usual.
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As usual, my plastic surgeon is the friendliest of the lot.
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Because when you look at his policies, it's business as usual.
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And, as usual, do your best to focus on self-care.
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Barry Diller, as usual, you're a fantastic person to talk to.
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In Louisiana, some might say that was business as usual back then.
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As usual, Republicans seem caught up in what President Trump will do.
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There was, as usual, a slow-moving queue for the car park.
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A Parisian friend will throw a dinner party for him, as usual.
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As usual all input is welcome here or in the YouTube comments.
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As usual, some of the goings-on will take an unorthodox form.
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"You can shampoo, condition, and style your hair as usual," he says.
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As usual Norah songs tell a story that pulls on the heartstrings.
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As usual, they took advantage of the U.S.Would I go back in?
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It's office holiday party season again, and as usual that means alcohol.
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But those close to the President described it as business as usual.
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My signature is in pink on the command approval form, as usual.
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The fake news doesn&apost want to report the truth as usual.
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Users can remove the certificate and use internet as usual, it said.
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As usual, Pai gave these powerful companies exactly what they asked for.
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But Amazon's response to all this criticism has been business as usual.
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It's business as usual for Queen Elizabeth ahead of the royal wedding!
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No one knows what they're talking about except for you (as usual).
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Some look to technological solutions so we can continue business as usual.
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I mean, as usual, and as always, law enforcement was really outstanding.
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The observatory probably won't be conducting scientific businesses as usual this week.
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The weakest character development, as usual, comes down to Jon and Daenerys.
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I felt as headachey and as vomitey as usual the next day.
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Still, the retail hub still expects to continue with business as usual.
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In many ways, in fact, business seems to be continuing as usual.
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"Business as usual," said Northern Trust head of global equities Gary Paulin.
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The store was open to the public as usual at 8 a.m.
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Cardi, being Cardi, held nothing back and was a delight as usual.
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"Workers are reporting to work as usual," Moore wrote in an email.
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"[She] followed her schedule as usual," Arberg told Reuters at the time.
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We may be freaking out, but nature is going on as usual.
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The IMF, as usual, though is urging it to take things slowly.
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As usual, he didn't mince words when explaining his perspective to CNBC.
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For the most part, Jupiter retrograde is "business as usual," Gat says.
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But, surprisingly, Election Day came and it was mostly business as usual.
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Warren, as usual, has refused to attack her rivals and stayed positive.
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It is business as usual at Casa Aramara in Punta Mita Mexico.
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As usual, the subscriber numbers are the ones Wall Street cares about.
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For the two-time NBA champion, dominating has become business as usual.
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In fact, for the Knicks, it would just be business as usual.
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As usual, he had several T-shirts laid out on a table.
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As usual, all eyes will be on iPhone sales, particularly in China.
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CONWAY: President Trump has made remark and he was right as usual.
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HBO / WarnerMedia / AT&T say that this is just business as usual.
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As usual, all of his value still comes from swinging his bat.
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Shukla, as the arrogant politician whose bravado crumbles, is inspired as usual.
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As usual, Jonathan ordered chicken and rice, and I got oxtail stew.
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"We'll go ahead anyway and we'll work as usual," Volkov told Reuters.
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As usual, they promise to return a ton of money to shareholders.
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Despite this, Elbakyan (and Suber) plan to continue with business as usual.
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Great pressure was put on politicians, and as usual, the politicians relented.
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Despite the hack, it appears to be business as usual for FlexiSpy.
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Iridian's shaved scalp kept her looking as powerful and confident as usual.
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He opened the store as usual Thursday but was worried about flooding.
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And, as usual, recurring revenue is a story that Wall Street loves.
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I get ready as usual and eat some leftover shakshuka for breakfast.
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" Walden: "We think it's more of a business as usual for us.
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But for most mass-market clothing brands, that's just business as usual.
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As usual Mrs May insisted that nothing had changed as a result.
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As usual, we've made several versions so you can play with friends.
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As usual, growth in home prices varied widely across Australia's major cities.
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As usual, you'll be able to switch back and forth at first.
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They also say that, in other ways, it is business as usual.
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As usual, however, Hillary Clinton was too weak to get an answer.
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Unfortunately, as usual, this one looks like it's running mostly on hype.
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All Taiwan's financial markets will resume trading as usual on February 15.
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But now that the FBI is involved, can she continue as usual?
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Millennial voters don't want "business as usual" when it comes to politics.
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"This is not normal, this is not politics as usual," Obama said.
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In the first, business-as-usual (BAU) scenario, there are no revolutions.
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"As usual Politico has manufactured a story to get clicks," Spicer added.
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And as usual, the Republicans could step in to mitigate that damage.
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As usual, Twitter users are already having mixed reactions to the news.
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What happened was, with "Movie" I was writing and overthinking as usual.
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As usual, he touted his experience and his economic record in Ohio.
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But this economic boom, as usual, comes with a heavy environmental burden.
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Any whiff of compromise smells like the cronyism of politics as usual.
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But as usual, The Good Place's takeaway is more complex than that.
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"Justice Sotomayor plans to continue with her schedule as usual," Arberg said.
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But as usual, Samsung had one foot in and one foot out.
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Dr. Bava said "she thanked me and held my hand" as usual.
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As usual, hard to get a read off Anna in those shades.
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As usual, the boys of Big Bang loom large in your visuals.
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Rather than change, a Trump presidency guarantees business as usual in America.
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You've come to the library as usual out of desperation, yearning, boredom.
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"As usual, he dissembled after 30 minutes," one former Clinton aide concluded.
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Then we walk into town for dinner, which, as usual, includes rice.
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HG: You mentioned that things are back to normal, business as usual.
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Meaning as usual the world is taking advantage of the United States.
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Furthermore, the business-as-usual approach to carbon emissions is not free.
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As usual, Justice Anthony Kennedy sat at the center of it all.
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And as usual, I must bemoan Toyota's dated and disappointing infotainment solution.
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But as usual, when he is on the field, he is unparalleled.
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Story will continue to operate "as usual" in New York, she said.
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Business as usual—that's how we need to go about our lives.
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Brexit was just one expression of the exasperation with business as usual.
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Our new president has shown a willingness to end business as usual.
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It's why people are ticked off and tired of politics as usual.
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And, as usual, two games loom against the defending division champion Patriots.
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Which brings me back, as usual, to the Scales of Cruciverbal Justice.
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But it's hardly business as usual, agency employees told CNN last week.
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Who knows if this anti-Trump moment is just politics as usual?
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As usual, artificial intelligence relies on hard human work to get going.
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The race for the presidency has been anything but politics as usual.
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Music critics, myself included, often object to this business-as-usual approach.
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But as usual, it was the park itself that made the trip.
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Even in the Côte d'Azur International Airport, it was business as usual.
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As usual, the economists miss the political forest for the economic trees.
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But, as usual in Kennedy's plays, the autobiographical strain is not direct.
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"We are not going back to business as usual," Mr. Schott said.
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As usual, WikiLeaks released a fairly alarming-sounding statement accompanying the documents.
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Still, he also claimed it was "business as usual" for the country.
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As usual, most of the committee's markups will be behind closed doors.
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Yet recently, their stout pitching has not been as sharp as usual.
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The ignorance is, as usual, stunning for someone in the public spotlight.
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The VA bureaucracy sees a chance to return to business as usual.
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When I turn and look around, everything is the same as usual.
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Therefore, the campaign in Idlib is likely to be business as usual.
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It was eerie calm, business as usual as if nothing had happened.
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We can expect to see updates to macOS and iOS as usual.
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The United States was, as usual, a subdued presence at the fair.
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The day begins with Stella McCartney at (as usual) the Opéra Garnier.
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" And, he promised: "It is not going to be business as usual.
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Corporate bonds have led the way for stocks this cycle, as usual.
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If you have your normal, chronological Instagram timeline, continue 'gramming as usual.
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"It's been business as usual in CFPB," is how Saunders put it.
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As usual, her dancing was impressive, but what was even more impressive?
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As usual, you can expect keynotes showcasing some brand new product features.
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You're flirting with everyone (as usual), and you're feeling creative and inspired.
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Vezet's management will stay in place and business will continue as usual.
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But, as usual, the trend isn't half as magical as it sounds.
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As usual, "follow the money" turned out to be an effective strategy.
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The world today is largely business as usual for the music industry.
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In short, climate change and business-as-usual energy production are expensive.
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But as usual with these guys, [there are] a few moving parts.
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Across the country, it's mostly business as usual in the justice system.
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For Shanghai, a green sticker allows a traveler to proceed as usual.
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So, I would think it should be pretty much business as usual.
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While everyone else goes about their life and their business as usual?
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On the bright side, the REI online shop is business as usual.
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Lying about them, disparaging them, dehumanizing them, is just business as usual.
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Evangeline just said for her and her fam, it's business as usual.
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That meant that the machines were working twice as hard as usual.
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As usual, the talent is there but the health history is concerning.
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As usual, a deluge of Winnie the Pooh dolls littered the ice.
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But when it comes to finalizing the details, disagreement prevails as usual.
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If you say all is well, the trip carries on as usual.
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And then it was back to flexing America's global power as usual.
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As usual, I encourage you to read both sides of the debate.
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On the Democratic side, Indiana is awarding 83 delegates, proportionally as usual.
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Thanks to Will and crew for really polishing it up, as usual.
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The selection of the winner, however, was criticized as business as usual.
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" Seth Meyers found his statement to be, "as usual, sounding incredibly vague.
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We are on good terms and back to conducting business as usual!
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As usual, however, like the Lone Ranger, Dr. Giacconi was already gone.
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As usual, when ideals and money are at odds, things get complicated.
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Ong Thanh was still in a cheerful and friendly mood, as usual.
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As usual, some celebrities attended the ceremony in daring, eyebrow-raising looks.
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As usual, right-wing newspapers were keen to help fan the flames.
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Russia, as usual, denies having anything to do with the hacking attempt.
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This mecca of dance in the Berkshires boasts broad offerings as usual.
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Once theaters reopen, it will be "business as usual," the person said.
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Despite the nation-wide shutdown, stock exchanges continue to function as usual.
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" Mr. Vinciguerra said that "all the entries were exquisitely bad, as usual.
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But, as usual, in Trump's desperate need for self-aggrandizement, he oversold.
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But that doesn't mean disasters can't wreak havoc on democracy as usual.
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San Francisco, ahead of the curve as usual, scrapped them in May.
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But as usual, progress was delayed for years by perennial political infighting.
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Others said they're hoping for the best and maintaining business as usual.
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CDS Spain confirmed it was business as usual in their own region.
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Bret: Trump, as usual, takes self-dealing to a whole new level.
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As usual, the most blunt and revealing assessment comes from the top.
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This method of deep organizing blows up business-as-usual electoral politics.
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Hong Kong alumni will also continue to receive investment support as usual.
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Her annual Christmas Day speech, which was prerecorded, was broadcast as usual.
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This too is progressing well but as usual is intense and slow.
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Trump, as usual, could decide whether the appropriations deal gets through Congress.
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As usual, Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve are slow to act.
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As usual, there's a 15% threshold, above which presidential candidates get delegates.
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The fight, as usual, was about how he doesn't listen to me.
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Information will continue flowing long after Congress returns to business as usual.
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Even during the demolition and reconstruction, however, the trains ran as usual.
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The mere application there — denied, as usual — prompted an anti-gay counterdemonstration.
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As usual, Swift was the industry's most brazen and strategic self-marketer.
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As usual, Connelly relies on his inside-baseball knowledge about police attitudes.
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It took Baring, as usual, to get us back to the plot.
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To some extent, Monday was business as usual at the White House.
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As usual, I went to Passover Seder at my older sister's house.
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Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines said they were conducting flights as usual.
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As usual protocol, the police department placed the officer on administrative leave.
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They were, as usual, met with tear gas and mounted police officers.
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A crowd of cameras and reporters, as usual, tracked his every move.
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However, another Samsung Electroncs employee described the situation as business as usual.
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Until the new rent law this year, that was business as usual.
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Some mariachis continued playing music as usual as police conducted their investigation.
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CBP is still apprehending, processing and referring people to ICE as usual.
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And, it was not made as usual at a scheduled policy meeting.
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It didn't take long for the Warriors to resume business as usual.
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As usual, he spoke to the reporters without ever looking at them.
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Meanwhile, all the Gulf states that funded terrorism carry on as usual.
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However, another Samsung Electronics employee described the situation as business as usual.
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But, businesslike as usual, she did not want to dwell on it.
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The reality of the situation, as usual, is more complicated than that.
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As usual, his director of film production, Paul Escarcega, was there, too.
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There, as usual, he competed with his friend and rival Joe Kovacs.
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In St. Louis, some people tried to keep things business as usual.
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It will still allow the business of secrecy to continue as usual.
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Jubilee puts down a party-ready mix of her own, as usual.
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But once the initial panic fades, it's business as usual, said Jindy.
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But it's also, to some degree, business as usual in science today.
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It is the middle of a workday, and it's business as usual.
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As usual, Trump's harshest stances tended to be reserved for America's partners.
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Obviously, it's not business as usual at NASA amid the ongoing coronavirus situation (it isn't business as usual anywhere), but NASA still managed to finish up the testing it needed to do at its Glenn research facility in Ohio.
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As usual, his latest, and cryptic, tweet raised a few eyebrows on Twitter.
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But for Trump, the situation is, as usual, bigger, bolder and more complex.
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The presses ran on schedule and papers were being delivered as usual today.
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For others, in practical terms, Castro's passing means life goes on as usual.
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As usual for the past few months at night, I'm worried about something.
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At bedtime, I felt just as tired and ready for sleep as usual.
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Here are the prizes: As usual, we have more surprises up our sleeve.
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Also doesn't wear nearly as much eyeliner as usual, and is virtually unrecognizable.
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Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, poised as usual, was obviously disappointed his team lost.
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It looks like Theon, as usual, isn't going to be able to listen.
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Then I went on with my day as usual, no palate cleaning needed.
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Yet, as usual, the parties' rules for allotting those delegates are quite different.
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As usual, we're here to help in the best way we know how.
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As usual, Google started testing this update in its various pre-release channels.
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In a mystery, that's a disappointment; in a myth, that's business as usual.
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And, as usual, Netflix is also offering a ton of foreign-langue films.
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As usual, Clooney is saving the world and looking flawless while doing it.
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But I was struck, reading Shah's answers, by his business-as-usual tone.
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It's only 30 bucks for a cut, and I tip 20% as usual.
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But as usual with Sony smartphones, the software will remain the big question.
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As usual, Adobe is using its own DNG format for the RAW files.
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"The HKMA will closely monitor the CNH markets as usual," the spokesperson said.
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If this guy's never found, it's gonna be back to business as usual.
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"The times we live in are not business as usual," the artist continues.
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" Democrats and borders As usual, Trump claimed of Democrats, "They want open borders.
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" As usual, the president left the nation in suspense: "We'll see what happens.
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Business-as-usual used to mean 6 or 7 degrees C or warming.
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Westbrook, as usual, delivered the lion's share of clutch plays down the stretch.
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All SCB bank branches will open as usual on Monday, the bank said.
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Pretty soon, as usual, he peeled off and made for the summit alone.
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Amid all this, Facebook reported its quarterly earnings, which were sterling as usual.
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For Harvey Weinstein's soon-to-be ex-wife, it's (almost) business as usual.
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" In a previous tweet Friday, Trump said, "as usual, the Fed did NOTHING!
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As usual when it comes to crops, the weather is the key factor.
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AS USUAL, the president's first foreign trip is to the chancellery in Berlin.
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As usual, there are no wrong answers here — only a hope for growth.
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Her first show there was in 2017, and, as usual, everything was sold.
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"It was just business as usual," he told CNBC's "Capital Connection" last week.
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He started bouncing on the spot, went straight to full volume as usual.
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As usual, all eyes are on how Microsoft's Azure cloud computing platform performed.
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In mood and demography, the two events were, as usual, drastically, incompatibly different.
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Rake a golf-ball-sized amount through damp hair and style as usual.
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Aaron, on the other hand, is just as hot-and-cold as usual.
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As usual, you can update by going through your Apple Watch iPhone app.
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Garrett — Manteca, California As usual, Becca and Garrett have a really cute date.
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A company buys energy for its operations as usual from a local utility.
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You have bullied both of us, victim shamed and continued business as usual.
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But beyond that, it's business as usual at Junior & Hatter Salon and Barbershop.
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But for the most part, Drake noticed many Puerto Ricans proceeding as usual.
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Other than fresh capital, it is pretty much business as usual for Inventure.
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As usual, it was filled with tear-jerking moments and intense familial tension.
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As usual, he used his real name, address and credentials on the applications.
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As usual, there's no guarantee that this concept will ever come to market.
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Toyota Motor said all its factories in northeastern Japan were operating as usual.
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The episode is wild as usual, and I love every minute of it.
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In other parts of Milwaukee, however, life seemed to go on as usual.
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As usual, ExxonMobil is the poster child for a lot of these issues.
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I get to work late (as usual) and work while snacking on chocolate.
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As usual, The Enterprise is boldly going where no one has gone before.
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As usual, a 1-year WIRED digital and print subscription is only $10.
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"As usual, there's way more guessing going on than actual information," Hanham said.
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"This cannot be ensured by the current 'business as usual' approach," he added.
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Then he'll transition into making Clinton sound like corrupt DC business as usual.
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Well: It is a Monday, so probably just go to work as usual.
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Its chairman insisted it would be business as usual at the firm, however.
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On the dark-web drug market Empire this week, business proceeds as usual.
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They had the big event last Friday, and Elon was Elon as usual.
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"Operations at the airport are business as usual," a UAE official told Reuters.
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As usual, there were a couple of users who had absolutely no chill.
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At the beginning of the clip, the ride is shown moving as usual.
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As usual, we'll end the week with a couple of new movie premieres.
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For agencies responding to FOIA requests, being too busy is business as usual.
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However, as usual, many of the smartwatch features work best with Samsung phones.
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As usual, Massive had a presence, selling wares relating to Japanese bear culture.
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But as usual, the Trump campaign was operating in a fact-free zone.
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"Folks still think this is business as usual and it's not," she said.
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As usual, no one really knows how Trump will react to all this.
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I carry on and it's business as usual at the weekend for me.
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As usual, incredibly thoughtful, and I really appreciate your presence in Silicon Valley.
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We rallied for someone to challenge business-as-usual, not conform to it.
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Forty-five percent now say the president should continue with business as usual.
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Then the keypad appears and I can tap in the code as usual.
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The couple's sex life then continues as usual, growing comfortable, redundant, and predictable.
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But Bela greeted her as usual, ball in her mouth, ready to play.
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Even when funding is restored, we won't simply return to business as usual.
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As usual, Mr. Angyan asked how the farmer and his family were doing.
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Detore says his family's painful but honest was input was priceless, as usual.
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But Prabhati plunged forward, and, as usual, Shashi cruised along in her wake.
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General Min Aung Hlaing, on the other hand, it's been business as usual.
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Large hotels, hospitals and airports appeared to go about their business as usual.
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Nauert said the secretary was treated the "same as usual" during his visit.
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But, as usual, the gut-punchers seemed to be attracting the most oglers.
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The defense was incredible as usual, allowing the fewest points in the league.
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"It was business as usual in our section of the terminal," she said.
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As usual, it is a group of beautiful people inhabiting a beautiful space.
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The risk is that, this time, we're not returning to business as usual.
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Below, over the valley, cawing blackbirds fluttered as usual at two thousand metres.
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As usual, I grab a free Evening Standard to read on the Tube.
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The embattled Syrian president, Bashar al Assad, projected a "business as usual" attitude.
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To get started, you shop for items as usual in the Target app.
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He sounds heavenly (as usual) with his suede vocals in place of SZA's.
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As usual, the superfans of Reddit have posited some wild but plausible theories.
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The quietness lingers between us, though outside the unit is loud as usual.
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Then, customers will enter their PIN code as usual and complete their transaction.
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Style as usual, then go as many days or styles as you like.
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As usual, mobile gaming continued to play a large role in iPhone spending.
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Yet, aside from Moore's speech, the AVN Awards continued with business as usual.
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From 1,250 feet off the ground, I watched city life continue as usual.
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A crucial diversion School started as usual Tuesday morning at Rancho Tehama Elementary.
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In the spring of 1930, the bread lines did not disperse as usual.
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But if business as usual is not an option, these suggestions may be.
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As usual, many of the false claims were ones he has uttered before.
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For many, Sunday night, life was continuing as usual — with some small adjustments.
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Some surgeons are continuing on with business as usual, even scheduling cosmetic procedures.
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Members were told that dinner will be served as usual Tuesday through Saturday.
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From the very beginning, entering the Capitol, it appeared as business as usual.
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The turnaround seemed so fast from Hannah possibly leaving to arriving as usual.
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As usual, he phoned the Falcons to discuss where they would intercept him.
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He was untainted by all the words and ways of politics as usual.
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Wash as usual, then add ½ cup of baking soda to the rinse cycle.
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As usual, there is a wide gulf between the Yankees and everyone else.
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"We recognize that it is not just business as usual," Mr. Ranadivé said.
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Scheduling at the remaining one-third of the stores continued largely as usual.
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In the Beltway, fealty to Saudi Arabia's whims is just business as usual.
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As usual, a few Oscar-worthy films slipped through the cracks this year.
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Well, I think right away, I think things, they'll run as usual, right?
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But as usual, Mr. Trump did not rely exclusively on his official team.
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As usual, the audience had formed a circle, leaving him space to perform.
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My fingers felt twice as thick as usual; my hands, half as flexible.
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Looking back, my first mistake in this endeavor was, as usual, overthinking things.
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The more he rails against politics as usual, the more his base swoons.
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And it seems like politics are, as usual, weighing heavy on Moz's mind.
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As usual, the justices didn't explain why they declined to review the case.
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That's around a third of all projected capital expenditures under business-as-usual.
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There's a good chance the next four years will be business as usual.
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The government could simply run a deficit and keep funding education as usual.
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The company signaled that it would continue its food delivery services as usual.
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In large segments of the economy, by contrast, it was business as usual.
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Ms. Dacus, as usual, seemed content and levelheaded, with a touch of concern.
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That said, not all tourism facilities and lodging options are operating as usual.
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Data compiled by Yelp indicate the services are twice as popular as usual.
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Many people are spreading it while going about their daily lives as usual.
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The mere application there — denied, as usual — had prompted an anti-gay counterdemonstration.
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This is the "business as usual" world the oil industry is familiar with.
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But I haven't seen you around the office, so … working hard as usual?
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"It's business as usual," the battalion commander overseeing the first class, Lt. Col.
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As usual, he was the last to speak with reporters after the game.
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As usual, Trump doesn't appear fazed by the mounting criticism of his lawyers.
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I look in the mirror, and as usual, they never let me down.
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That morning, Campolo was, as usual, a little self-conscious about his attire.
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As usual, however, serious nonfiction books explicitly about religion are almost entirely absent.
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Life away from the direct impact of the attacks continues almost as usual.
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Meanwhile, foundation officials are striving to project an image of business as usual.
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As usual, the bill would not authorize a new round of base closures.
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But, as usual, a lot depends on why you care about self-improvement.
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As usual, the socialist agenda is not just about money; it's about control.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said his city's offices will be open as usual.
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Trump, as usual, couldn't just change his position and leave it at that.
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Taylor is still carrying out his duties as usual, his lawyers told POLITICO.
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"Business as usual in Columbus has left too many Ohioans behind," it said.
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For many voters sick of politics as usual, that was more than enough.
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But I heard from a cousin that the Seder went on as usual.
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As usual, he made fun of Mayweather's defensive style and lack of power.
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The goal is for the royals to get back to business as usual.
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But, as usual, I didn't realize it until I was on the train.
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As usual, Farhad is off gallivanting somewhere in the wilderness instead of working.
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You're also presenting yourself as someone who's not bound by politics as usual.
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Overtaken by the return of business as usual, by inertia, old habits, expediency.
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But, as usual, we can decompose this force into horizontal and vertical components.
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I think people are more accustomed to this kind of business as usual.
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But it feels that, as usual, we have rallied too far too fast.
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In fact, authorities have merely been returning to business as usual, he said.
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"I regret that this investigation was not kept secret as usual," Temime added.
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"As usual, you never know what he's going to do," the spot teases.
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Otherwise, she was allowed to continue participating and posting on Facebook as usual.
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As usual, there's a lot to talk about on this, the morning after.
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My team eats together as usual and we play a game called Saboteur.
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So it's been business as usual at Boeing -- and business is pretty good.
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In the meantime, Otkritie and its businesses would operate as usual, it said.
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"As usual, Pence was staying out of the way," Woodward writes. https://usat.
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"This is not business as usual," CEO Jill Soltau told analysts on Thursday.
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The prudent thing to do is to go on with life as usual.
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She said she plans to keep serving as usual until she's told otherwise.
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Third, we must move away from elitism and a politics-as-usual perspective.
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Harley, however, said production would continue as usual at all of its facilities.
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The notion that it's business as usual was undercut, symbolically and in substance.
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"Business as usual," said one trader who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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It's not business as usual for the 2,800 employees she manages, Sabatino said.
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As usual, journalists rushed to the scene to get photos, videos and interviews.
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Or is it just politics as usual, something presidents do all the time?
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As usual, the performers let the story tell itself, without excessive interpretive psychology.
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Astronomers started noticing that Betelgeuse wasn't as bright as usual around October 2019.
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Or, when it comes to light, it's shrugged off as politics as usual.
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Quote after quote demanded that she fall in line with business as usual.
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As usual, though, it's the Iuzzolino side of the continuum that's more intriguing.
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Weinstein continued doing business as usual while the charges against him were dropped.
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As usual, Jonathan is standing about three yards away from the couple's private moment.
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That's the difference between business as usual and smarter use of existing digital investments.
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For all the couples out there, February 15 is back to business as usual.
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As usual Christian Siriano and Chromat led the charge for body diversity and inclusivity.
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But Trump never made his move — and the lottery will start today as usual.
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At this week's annual Apple iPhone intro event, the hall was packed, as usual.
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She has not addressed the report and hosted The Wendy Williams Show as usual.
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Most will be returned, as usual, which I'm both annoyed and secretly glad about.
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As usual, Prime members get the best deals: unlimited photo storage in this case.
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Let's get back to business as usual — special relationship and all of that. Wrong.
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Streep, with an orange face and over-the-top wig, was perfection as usual.
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As usual, I run like a crazy woman to catch the 7:46 train.
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And streams started on Twitter will be visible within the Periscope app as usual.
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The movie makes me cry as usual and my husband ends up loving it.
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As usual, the fest will span two weekends — April 14 -16 and 21-23.
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I returned to work as usual, reapplying that same bug spray in the evenings.
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Then, as usual, Twitter's a six-alarm fire or whatever, at any one point.
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Politics as usual on the Hill ... but everyone seems unanimous here in honoring McCain.
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As usual, my vote didn't matter much, especially since I come from Northern Ireland.
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As usual, please note that we do not comment on market rumor and speculation.
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A source close to Kurdish oil export operations said they were flowing as usual.
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And on Thursday it was back to business as usual for the busy supermodel.
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At the sprawling industrial zone outside Kayseri, business appears to go on as usual.
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The announcement is next Monday, and as usual, The Verge will have full coverage.
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Some entrepreneurs express concern and fear, while others carry on with business as usual.
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But their similarities suggest that in many ways this election is business as usual.
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As usual, I am struck by the incisive comments of New York Times readers.
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As usual, we don't know whether Apple is building products based on these patents.
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The color palette, as usual for Missoni, featured an array of tones and shades.
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"It's more or less business as usual," Canadian Ambassador David MacNaughton told BuzzFeed News.
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And only two of his lawyers showed up, roughly half as many as usual.
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As usual, Adobe also worked hard on improving the overall performance of its applications.
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As usual, Google promised to improve its search results, while the offending tweets disappeared.
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"It is business as usual at Casa Aramara in Punta Mita, Mexico," he said.
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As usual for Fortnite, the event prompted a flood of activity on social media.
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In the meantime, Grayling said that the line would continue to operate as usual.
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As usual the Google Home app for Android or iOS is your way in.
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Women, both artists and fans, will get the message that it's business as usual.
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But business as usual will not come back as quickly as the islanders hope.
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We did the show as usual, it was just a bit more snake-y.
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By 9.30am, Pornhub data show it was business as usual in America's 50th state.
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Ricardo Rossello to resign, it's been hard to pretend to conduct business as usual.
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So, as usual, things have progressed faster in fiction than they have in reality.
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Business as usual isn't really an option for the protein-production sector going forward.
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As usual, we will keep you posted on every detail as we are able.
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As usual for the Brits, the rest of the parties were spread throughout London.
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"Business as usual," said a source familiar with plant operations at the Meraux refinery.
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Business as usual is unsustainable, and a poor model for developing countries to follow.
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As usual the first step is to authorize the site to access your tweets.
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As usual with FTC complaints, these were anonymized before they were provided to Gizmodo.
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And you realize that you had only dreamt that you woke up as usual.
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As usual, N26 wants to build a fintech hub for all your financial needs.
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As usual, LG Display's demonstrations aren't a promise of any sort of retail product.
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The real estate mogul, as usual, tried to put a positive spin on things.
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Those that responded more or less said they will continue with business as usual.
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The company said mining at its Cuajone and Toquepala pits have continued as usual.
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Indeed, our April CNN poll revealed that Sanders' base doesn't want business as usual.
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Watching from the window of the car, it's business as usual in the city.
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The looming question, as usual, is whether Trump will go back on his word.
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I eat my breakfast (two hard-boiled eggs as usual) and make my coffee.
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"Business as usual" will cause about 3.7 C of warming by 202. https://t.
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Prices begin at $99, but as usual, early adopters pay at their own risk.
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As usual with the social media giant, it's two steps forward, one step back.
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Both find the producer returning working with analogue machinery, as usual, in nimble form.
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Trump, meanwhile, slammed Clinton as an example of the politics-as-usual in Washington.
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As usual, Trump's tweets quickly changed the focus of every national news outlet. Terrible!
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Afghan elites could continue business as usual … at least until the next insurgency began.
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McConnell, as usual, took the more behind-the-scenes route to do his persuading.
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The company, however, said production would continue as usual at all of its facilities.
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The company, however, said production will continue as usual at all of its facilities.
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Straightforward, fun, good storytelling, and Jordie Bellaire's colors, as usual, elevate the entire comic.
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Rappler confirmed that it will appeal the decision and continue to operate as usual.
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The judiciary will retain its power and function as usual with the new system.
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Business as usual, except it was a computer named Benjamin that generated the screenplay.
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The conversation may have shifted a bit, but Democratic politics as usual will continue.
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Will Trump continue to pursue the vendetta politics of business as usual in Washington?
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As usual in Parliament House, too many leaks for the staff to keep up.
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As usual, he took aim at the media and decried the ongoing Russia investigation.
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Either way, we can't afford business as usual and need someone who understands that.
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Laissez-faire and business as usual will just not do the trick any more.
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The year is 2017 and the definition of "politics as usual" has changed dramatically.
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To get started, you search for your transit directions in Google Maps as usual.
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Ms. Nettles's train is another step in getting past the red carpet as usual.
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As usual at any New Jersey gathering, jokes about Governor Christie could be heard.
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Business was largely as usual as the store commenced its bi-yearly anniversary sale.
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"I guess it'll end up going to the 2628th Circuit, as usual," he said.
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Toyota Motor Corp said all its factories in northeastern Japan were operating as usual.
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To coincide with the convention, the party, as usual, released an official policy platform.
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Cam Newton wasn't much of a talker -- but his outfit was loud as usual.
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Majeed says that for now, at least, it's business as usual at his garrison.
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Germany wins, Erdogan can simply play the victim card and claim that, as usual,
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Soon, it will be back to business as usual along the partisan battle lines.
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As usual, Democrats say the president's plan is a hand-out to the rich.
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But our children can't wait for Washington's business as usual to run its course.
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Yours with a big question mark, Vanessa DEAR VANESSA: Fashion, as usual, follows culture.
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" Christie, combative as usual, added, "Stop the Washington bull, and let's get things done!
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As usual, Starbucks' fall lineup is returning with tremendous momentum and loads of hype.
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"I guess it'll end up going to the 9th Circuit, as usual," he said.
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And as usual, he left it to his staff to try to clean up.
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As usual, they said little of what they expected to debate about the bill.
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"For the future our goal is business as usual," Thiam said in the interview.
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As usual, the Met choristers (prepared by the chorus master Donald Palumbo) were faultless.
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For them, conspiracy theories and mass psychological denial serve to justify business as usual.
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The US badgers them, they bristle and then it's back to business as usual.
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Until those changes take place, business at Clean the World goes on as usual.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this is business as usual for the FCC.
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And now the American people, as usual, are supposed to pick up the tab.
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Otherwise, it's business as usual, including the network's trio of "Chicago" dramas on Wednesdays.
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Charles Stuart meets with his advisors who, as usual, disagree on what to do.
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As usual, he was smart enough to have recognized rap's shift in this direction.
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BUZZING DISTURBANCE As usual, the star Cubs outfielder Jason Heyward made the smart play.
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As usual, the monthly rotation doesn't just bring original content from the streaming site.
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I have the thought, as usual, but this time, I don't react to it.
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As usual Bonz arrived on the first day of the competition expecting to lose.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, and you're in a sensitive mood (as usual).
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Fiduciaries that wish to gain more and lose less must reconsider business as usual.
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If Bauman wants the support of Ellis' backers it can't be business as usual.
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As usual, dedicated fans are figuring out ways to get around these obstacles, however.
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As usual, if something seems too good to be true, it always fucking is.
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Alex and Sílvia's political ideology, as usual in Catalonia, has an echo in sports.
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As usual, she braced herself for a busy day behind the yellow-accented counter.
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Instead it's business as usual, not really salivating over hypothetical future meals or binges.
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In Silicon Valley, Facebook's deals with the phone makers look like business as usual.
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"Everything is possible, even the impossible," declares Mary, delivering, as usual, an exuberant paradox.
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But as late as Wednesday afternoon it was still business-as-usual for some.
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Leave it overnight, then brush away the salt and launder the garment as usual.
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Set realistic goals This is not business as usual, but you can still succeed.
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And he tries, as usual, instead of solving the problem -- to blame everyone else.
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But I knew my hair high would be, as usual, a short-lived buzz.
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As usual, there is limited choice, so we end up settling on Wendy's ($212).
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As usual, Sanders and Warren emerge as the hard-line progressives on the issue.
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As usual, a hail of Pooh dolls rained onto the ice after Hanyu performed.
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Big ups as usual to Will/Joel/Sam for really making the clues sparkle.
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But for many remote-friendly venture capitalists, making deals remotely is business as usual.
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"We are really, at this time, treating everything as business as usual," Vinogradov said.
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As usual, the truth about Trump is the opposite of the story he tells.
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As usual, surfaces veer from waxy to glossy to satiny to everything in between.
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It was business as usual... Except on this day, they never left their vehicles.
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Some in the Pentagon understand that we can no longer afford business as usual.
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The airport has said it will work to operate as usual during the protests.
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The airport has said it will work to operate as usual during the protests.
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James led the Cavaliers to four straight finals appearances — business as usual for him.
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Last month, I noticed that our stories had stopped appearing on Facebook as usual.
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"We're largely conducting business as usual," she told analysts on the company's earnings call.
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CEPI also agreed to cede intellectual property to the companies — also business as usual.
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As usual, I asked for your take; and as always, the responses were insightful.
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However, the company had largely left Hulu alone to operate as usual until now.
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WASHINGTON — Oddly, it has been business as usual on the campaign trail this week.
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We cannot treat this as business as usual, and we need a comprehensive plan.
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Even in 223, when China was battling SARS, the congress went ahead as usual.
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My expectation is that the holiday season will be business as usual for consumers.
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As usual, free tickets will be distributed on a first come, first seated basis.
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"Disruptive technology" is often used to describe a superficial departure from business as usual.
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"This is not business as usual in the Philippine National Police," Colonel Domingo said.
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At the same time, he made it clear that business as usual is over.
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As usual, Trump has created the most problematic record for judging his own actions.
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However, it's still far from business as usual in the world's second-largest economy.
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But it's still far from business as usual in the world's second-largest economy.
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As the day dawned, it was clear that business as usual had not resumed.
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Five years later, the garment industry looks set to return to business as usual.
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The GSM Association, which organizes MWC, maintains it'll be business as usual in Barcelona.
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As usual, Mr. Trump found his voice by tweeting angrily about the news media.
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Amazon will lead the way as usual, and will deliver some seriously big savings.
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As usual in such stories, the blame doesn't fall on a riled up Olympian.
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"It's emergency business, not business as usual," said Rick Lohr, the hotel's general manager.
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We "are challenging them to realize they cannot do business as usual," he said.
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In 2015, Mr. Trudeau presented himself as someone who wouldn't do politics as usual.
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As he spoke it drifted steadily downward, as usual, and is now at -85033.
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One person who seemed not to get as much airtime as usual was Seacrest.
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Even after the extended vacation ends, China won't be returning to business as usual.
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For instance, Bay flirts with female nudity, as usual, but never crosses the line.
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As usual, social media is bringing out the worst in people and their egos.
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You can move or uninstall games in the same way as usual streaming channels.
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If history is any indicator, we will then go back to business as usual.
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As usual, he was introduced to the audience as the inventor of the Segway.
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Healthcare and business-to-business, as usual, they come to play every single month.
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This inability would baffle most normal people, but in Washington, it's business as usual.
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But everyone is invited to express solidarity and "disrupt business as usual," organizers say.
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The American people abandoned standard milquetoast Beltway conservatism and politics as usual last year.
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Conference organizers say it will be business as usual when the event starts Tuesday.
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Until they do, business as usual will represent an endorsement of bigotry and intolerance.
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Too often, we stopped disrupting business as usual and tried to work within it.
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The science has made it inescapably clear that business as usual leads to disaster.
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Despite the bombardment, he said that life in Afrin was largely business as usual.
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" In response, Michael told Chris, "You don't know what you're talking about, as usual.
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They will largely continue with business as usual, with incremental, rather than radical, changes.
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To ingest all knowledge with as much pleasure as usual but with more speed.
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As usual with themeless crosswords, the entire puzzle came to me in a dream.
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As usual, Mr. Jones's current crew of dancers is diverse, attractive, strong and supple.
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"It's not just business as usual," an industry insider said, recounting the board meeting.
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As usual, Warren has a bit more detail on how she would do that.
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"The critical thing for taxpayers is to presume it's business as usual," he said.
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And inside the ballroom, the ceremony in many ways felt like business as usual.
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As usual, Maginnis and Delgado will keep you entertained with trivia and giveaways, too.
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"It's business as usual" said Unocoin, which describes itself as India's leading bitcoin company.
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William Eggleston's Cheese Grits Casserole Cook as usual grits in salted water until done.
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All right, well, Walter Isaacson, as usual you are also a very curious person.
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Court orders, appeals, and other arcane processes are business as usual in the law.
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In the face of unspeakable tragedy, do they go about their days as usual?
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Then, electors would be chosen, and the electoral college could proceed as usual, right?
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His obsessive thoughts would arrive as usual, but he didn't feel beholden to them.
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Central London just hours after the attack on Saturday felt like business as usual.
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As usual, the tieless Yang was articulate and entertaining when he spoke, which wasn't often, and, as usual, he was persistent in pushing his signature proposal of fighting social inequality by giving each adult a universal basic income of $1,000 a month.
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You can come down in the afternoon—I'll be here in the morning as usual.
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Kylie's actual birthday is August 10, but as usual, she's kicking off the celebrations early.
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"We cannot continue business as usual," Mr. Kerry said at a news briefing in Washington.
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That's the thing: Amazon may be big, but its expansion, functionally, is business as usual.
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Again, this is a job I likely wouldn't have gotten under business-as-usual conditions.
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As usual, it's difficult to say for how long exactly the data was actually exposed.
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But in an email on Monday, Herring said it remains "business as usual" at NOAA.
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As my colleague Zachary Crockett noted, this is business as usual for the gun industry.
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Because the American people have had enough of Washington, D.C.&aposs business-as-usual attitude.
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Once I'm slightly drier, I head to the kitchen for some office coffee as usual.
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But as usual, Westbrook—who finished with 27 points and 12 assists—was the motor.
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We simply accept that this is politics as usual and that both parties do it.
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The L & L Barbershop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was open for business as usual on Thursday.
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"There's an attack on the center, in both parties, on business-as-usual," Pout said.
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That's not to say that Son views a Trump administration as just business as usual.
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In the meantime, it appears the US will continue to conduct missile tests as usual.
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"Business as usual has resulted in too many horse deaths," Newsom said in a statement.
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