Aides at the ready to Google and tweet for him.
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Time to get your star shaped cutters at the ready.
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We have sleds at the ready down in our basement.
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We hope you've got your brow gel at the ready.
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Photos and quotes at the ready, the patriots began posting.
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Obama was at the ready with a wad of cash.
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Read on and have your credit card at the ready.
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Camera ever at the ready, Josef took thousands of photographs.
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Atop each table, iPhones rest, with Instagram at the ready.
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True to form, he has a wisecrack at the ready.
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He had answers at the ready and exhibited zero discomfort.
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Previously, soldiers could stack magazines at the ready before firing.
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I have a tarp at the ready just for complicated moments.
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Joy is there with her longtime hubby's CV at the ready!
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Look at her, bottles at the ready, staring into the camera.
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In addition, there is plenty of junk food at the ready.
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This time, Priebus had no guidance at the ready for us.
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And, oh yes, I have some choice words at the ready.
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Lives are laid to waste as cures stand at the ready.
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When conditions become life-threatening, migration is salvation at the ready.
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Quills are at the ready; shovels are hung on a rack.
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Two uniformed government soldiers, weapons at the ready, approach our vehicle.
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North Fork has an ambulance and hospital helicopter at the ready.
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The tanks sat in another room at the ready, he recalled.
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That being said, the company does have cash at the ready.
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It seems pretty serendipitous to have a camera at the ready, though in today's age of social media sharing, it wouldn't completely out of the question to think that Scher enlisted someone to be at the ready.
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No thesaurus at the ready and no industry speak, just straight-talk.
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Stocking personnel made sure supplies, including chest tubes, were at the ready.
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Or, that a skilled artist is at the ready if they do.
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And the AI assistant appears to have multiple verses at the ready.
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Some people like having both it and Google Assistant at the ready.
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Get your wine at the ready and prepare to hit the dab.
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Everyone is waiting for something to happen, Instagram Stories at the ready.
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In the aisles, ushers stood at the ready with boxes of Kleenex.
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Here's a few emoji to keep at the ready, White House officials.
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Chopsticks at the ready and bring on the Year of the Rooster.
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America has spent a fortune to have such capabilities at the ready.
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And so remain, at the ready, the legion of red carpet stylists.
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Being a parent means always having good baby wipes at the ready.
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The key is having a handful of listening tools at the ready.
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So we will remain watchful and stand at the ready for action.
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So it's always good to have a reliable trainer at the ready.
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So in actuality you'll need to have more like $22,801 at the ready.
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Nowadays, reporters are online, iPhones at the ready, and it's an unending process.
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Wands at the ready, people... Sam: I can't get enough of Harry Potter.
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He said the city is prepared and has emergency initiatives at the ready.
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But we all know y'all have a word doc at the ready, honey.
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His men stand all around him on the boat, weapons at the ready.
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Maybe you're a wallower, with an arsenal of rom-coms at the ready.
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Many rushed to the scene with body armor and weapons at the ready.
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"This is about perseverance and hope," he said, another blunt at the ready.
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Whereas I might feel uncomfortable responding, Bosch always has answers at the ready.
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In the Khan home, a stack of them always lay at the ready.
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Many rushed to the scene with body armour and weapons at the ready.
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Accordingly, Pocket Constitutions are at the ready for today's trick-or-treaters. pic.twitter.
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And once he does, he will have his greenmarket eggs at the ready.
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Maddon came into the series with a host of excuses at the ready.
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We had our iPhone apps at the ready but did not need them.
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They survey stunning patches of forest and farmland with rifles at the ready.
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We stand at the ready, like the men and women of Mountain Rescue.
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My pontoon boat was docked nearby, with my fishing rod at the ready.
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She even has Krazy Glue at the ready to fix a broken nail.
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With a body of work at the ready, the rest was business strategy.
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Thankfully for Mark Zuckerberg, his team of lawyers is waiting at the ready.
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LAS VEGAS — With their rifles at the ready for an active shooter, Sgt.
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Lighting a second chimney will give you more hot coals at the ready.
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Needless to say, we've got our carts filled and our cards at the ready.
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They're at the ready to quickly launch an immune response the next time around.
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October 31 is quickly creeping up — do you have an outfit at the ready?
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There are pillowed lounge chairs, towels at the ready, and even complimentary fruit snacks.
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We need historians to be there at the ready to disentangle myth from fact.
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Luckily, every restaurant, shack and street seller has a steaming cup at the ready.
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They have their excuses at the ready in the event of a Remain win.
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If you don't have any data at the ready, hold off until you do.
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Washington would need a strategy at the ready to advance long-term U.S. interests.
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Which is unusual, because you always have your iPhone or whatever at the ready.
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She kept a shotgun by the bed, always at the ready, since Garfield died.
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And in case diaper rash issues arise, we have sensitive WaterWipes at the ready.
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But we can talk about death, have a plan and resources at the ready.
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Keeping a list of top hospitals and emergency numbers at the ready helps as well.
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It was an '80s love fest at the Ready Player One premiere in Los Angeles.
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In it, the couple have their game faces on and white wine at the ready.
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Get your wrapping paper at the ready and sift through our favorite holiday finds ahead.
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MAGNETIC SPICE RACK Keep your most-loved spices at the ready with this spice rack.
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Doubters (myself included) are standing at the ready to blast some holes in that vision.
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Chips, guacamole and an assortment of health bars sat at the ready on a table.
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Accordingly, Pocket Constitutions are at the ready for today’s trick-or-treaters. pic.twitter.
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Chris Christie is at the ready, with a hunger for attention that's not quickly sated.
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Check out our guide to the best emergency kits you can have at the ready
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Rocks are placed at the ready near Azizi's tent in case a melee breaks out.
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They open car doors and are at the ready with an umbrella if it's raining.
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Have your speakers and condoms at the ready, these will get you in the mood.
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I always keep granola bars, nuts, trail mix or another healthy snack at the ready.
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Pros: Keep hands at the ready, rated for sub-zero temps, machine washableCons: No thumb
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Everywhere in Paris, soldiers stalked the streets in tight quadrangles, assault rifles at the ready.
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Firefighters in New Orleans stood at the ready, thinking a great blaze had broken out.
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They say Rosay had a guy at the ready rolling the stogies, which were Bello brand.
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Then, when else somebody realizes they lost or forgot theirs, you'll be there at the ready.
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There are, thankfully, stockpiles of the polio-2 vaccine at the ready to confront resurgent outbreaks.
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If you are at a party you need to have your car keys at the ready.
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Across the country, 2.5m couriers are at the ready to shuttle packages to their final destinations.
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Sony's not going to pull the cord until there's a fully-baked successor at the ready.
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Singles' Day is less than 24 hours away now, so have your wallets at the ready.
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Over 150 soldiers and six aircraft will be at the ready, according to Oregon Public Broadcasting.
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And have some nail polish remover and Q-tips at the ready, just in case. 1.
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Have emergency snacks at the ready - like nuts, olives, carrots and apples - instead of processed junk.
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Mr. Barhom plays Mohammed with a weary look and a rare shy smile at the ready.
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They seem to have been performing better over Tuesday, so keep your pokéballs at the ready.
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On a recent afternoon, a woman walked into the tiny dining room, smartphone at the ready.
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The deals kicked off as early as ummm...yesterday, so have your wallet at the ready.
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There is a free day camp for members' children, and cabana boys are at the ready.
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One of them, syringe at the ready, kneels and gives Dafna an injection to sedate her.
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The key is to have capable reserves at the ready—and hope they stay healthy, too.
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It's Monday, and I hope you've got a full bottle of red wine at the ready.
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With her doctors aware of her condition and standing by at the ready, she pushed forward.
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Hope your hot dogs are in the fridge and your bathing suits are at the ready.
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His staff had two statements at the ready for whichever direction their boss chose to go.
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Per the president's request, tanks are at the ready in Washington for Fourth of July festivities.
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The serious "chunkers," like the rabbi, kept an arsenal of three or four missiles at the ready.
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It's less obvious what kind of shortcut you could use to keep an answer at the ready.
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So for tonight, let's get our Twitter fingers at the ready one last time for the culture.
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Just yards away, two actual armies stood at the ready, much as they have for 70 years.
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Basically, no sun-soaked, alcohol-infused activity is complete without having an accompanying soundtrack at the ready.
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Your S.O. should also always be at the ready to serve as the perfect shield against overexposure.
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I trot after him, staff at the ready, and my character says something about never understanding dwarves.
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Grab your friends, charge up your phones, bring your Mastercard, and have your tickets at the ready.
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A respectful roommate, Chiko keeps his headphones at the ready in case the show gets too loud.
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Zendaya took to Twitter to appease all her fans — who all had credit cards at the ready.
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Seems like a great way to be environmentally conscious and still have your electronics at the ready.
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The org added that volunteers are at the ready to respond if the pup shows up again.
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But with the drugs prepped and the execution team at the ready, a judge called it off.
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She's still monitoring developments closely and stands at the ready to help people understand the issues involved.
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At least one stood with a red canister of pepper spray at the ready, at his feet.
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Frantically, I searched the water while my father, chuckling, crept through the reeds, pole at the ready.
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I wanted to have all those little tics at the ready so I could pepper them in.
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If you don't have a resistance band at the ready, this move still works fine without it.
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There were even larger-than-life floats at the ready, making this a very 'gram'-worthy spot.
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And 100 air mattresses were at the ready for anyone who needed to sleep at the office.
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A small army of bartenders and servers kept steins full and glasses clean and at the ready.
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Our food editor, Sam Sifton, has recommendations at the ready, like a light minestrone with pesto, above.
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They are rarely resolved, but are always at the ready to be dragged out and endlessly debated.
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A typical highway exit might have several of them, each with banks of pumps at the ready.
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"Nevertheless, she persisted" served as a hashtag-ready motto for women at the ready to break barriers.
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Or maybe he just feels at ease having a pinch more salt and pepper at the ready.
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With zealous lawmakers at the ready, overcriminalization continues to pose a threat to our society and freedoms.
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For a time, Mr. Patterson kept the shotgun at the ready in case the police showed up.
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There's also a fleet of influencers at the ready to help inspire you pull off the look. Seriously.
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In some cases, activist investors are arriving on the scene with their own replacement CEOs at the ready.
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Hospitals across the US have negative-pressure isolation chambers, face shields, and infectious-disease experts at the ready.
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Be the person who always comes through with a Bluetooth speaker and an impressive playlist at the ready.
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Not up, but forward - representing forward progress and always at the ready to dig in and dig deep.
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And if you are feeling queasy already, you might want to have some sick bags at the ready.
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The researchers cautiously trekked through the darkened forests with flashlights guiding their way, and cameras at the ready.
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As we reported, they were all present and had both a court reporter and videographer at the ready.
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An adorable French bulldog is always at the ready when danger (or the Empire) is about to strike.
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If you don't have a list full of big ticket items at the ready, then do not despair.
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So wallets — or walking shoes, if you're planning on hitting a brick-and-mortar store — at the ready.
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Would they all had a Busta Rhymes at the ready when they feel the need for some sugar.
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Have your fingers at the ready, make sure your bank account is cushioned, and get in formation, y'all.
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About six scouts showed up to watch, their iPads and radar guns at the ready behind home plate.
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Gather around a dining room table during election season for a "voting party," your ballot at the ready.
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He was always there, so safe and so dear, a harbor at the ready, a perfectly acceptable landing.
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In Hong Kong, a citywide lockdown, with thousands of Chinese soldiers at the ready after a tumultuous weekend.
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Instead, in Chalamet's burning stare, we spy a dark soul at the ready, primed for the top job.
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The high school on Tuesday had grief counselors at the ready to help students cope with the loss.
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If only you could have two fully-charged controllers at the ready so you'd never miss a beat.
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In part, the goal was to keep a fresh bench of Republican foreign policy expertise at the ready.
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Trump ended April with $2.4 million on hand, after starting the month with $2.1 million at the ready.
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If he cried he was dragged to the bathroom, a headlock at the ready; Rory would have his neck.
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Plans for supplemental funding of state health programs and deployment of additional medical supplies should be at the ready.
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Fredrik Eklund is anxiously awaiting the arrival of his twins, but he's got two important things at the ready.
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We've got our reading glasses and giant cups of tea (literal and figurative) at the ready for this one.
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These USB things are iLok licensers for the software we use, which is why they're always at the ready.
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But in some other regions across the world, lines were longer with tents and camping gear at the ready.
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Our devices are constantly listening and at the ready and self-driving cars are coming faster than we expected.
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And to the next generation of working moms, I say: I'm standing here with pom poms, at the ready.
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On Wednesday night, during the final presidential debate, Donald Trump was at the ready with his predictably divisive rhetoric.
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Again, even if we had such a quotient at the ready, we wouldn't know what exactly ET is saying.
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Officers in riot gear from the California Highway Patrol stand at the ready in an alleyway in downtown Cleveland.
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Riot police, batons at the ready, looked on, nonplussed as hundreds of supporters danced, sang and prayed in defiance.
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There's a balance between paying an extra tractor driver at the ready, and improving harvest by a small margin.
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With our spoons at the ready, we scooped up some wobbly tomato Jell-O and gave it a try.
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And Joe Biden's got the same sort of infrastructure at the ready -- should he decide he wants to run.
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Absolutely. You probably won't use these toothbrushes regularly, but rather will keep them at the ready for unexpected occasions.
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A Tesla Model X with "Falcon wing" doors was at the ready to transport her to the ceremony site.
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Claire is always at the ready to Vaseline her cheeks and take out her earrings to fight for Jamie.
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If and when such a thing happens again, Eid told Buzzfeed he'll have his Photoshop at the ready again.
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With wands at the ready, they tried to capture that winged snitch of truth through the art of debate.
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You always have to have your gun on you at the ready if you're inside that f***ing apartment.
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Joseph's initial three-piece Pilots lineup was coming to an amicable end, and Dun stood by at the ready.
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If there is more work to be done to create equal opportunities for all, I stand at the ready.
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These companies will now be looking to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, which has $17 billion at the ready.
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Restaurateurs are at the ready, bringing stylish pho, wood-fired Mexican food and offshoots of Paulie Gee's and Ovenly.
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Also at the ready was a highlight video that showed all 103 of his championship points dating to 2005.
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When the filmmaker later changed his mind, Herrmann was at the ready, with music that would make horror history.
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On the U.S. side of the equation, she said, Congress has tougher sanctions on Russia standing at the ready.
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My niece noted the civilian men dressed as militia holstered up with guns, at the ready and standing casually by.
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With our many concerns at the ready, we asked Levy where the potential double Winonas would take Stranger Things 4.
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Now she knows to always keep a spare outfit at the ready, just as she has to do for Jack.
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On well-marked highways, the vehicles can nearly drive themselves, although human drivers are supposed to remain at the ready.
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They also have at the ready a supply of Suboxone, an opioid medication that can prevent overdoses from stronger drugs.
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We expect dutiful, steely-eyed soldiers at the ready, and we do get our fill of those in this series.
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After noticing Hill on the sidewalk, DiCaprio sprints towards his pal, cell phone at the ready, like a crazed fan.
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"He jumped on his horse that was at the ready and pulled out his lasso," said Alyssa Borba, Robert's wife.
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If the data look good, a HUGIN will be sent down for a second, closer look, cameras at the ready.
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Equipped with 1800 watts of power, this mighty toaster is your answer to having an easy meal at the ready.
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Have your credit card at the ready and prepare to get all your holiday shopping sorted in one fell swoop.
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Since she's a food artist and the solids make for stinkier diapers, I've learned to keep them at the ready.
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When Coachella tickets went on sale in January, I was at my computer with my click-finger at the ready.
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She said it was all on De Lesseps (and she had examples at the ready to back up her point).
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If emergency response teams like police had a network like this at the ready, they'd be able to communicate quickly.
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Sand berms were bulldozed to form a perimeter, and a panoply of defenses, including antiaircraft missiles, is at the ready.
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His new building is a bit fancy for him, with staff at the ready to open doors and carry bags.
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The Pizza ATM was intended to address the serious lack of pizza at-the-ready when dining halls were closed.
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" When the wolf approached her, "she shifted her rifle so that it was in her hands and at the ready.
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But once I've arrived there, my pen raised and at the ready, I realize I actually have very little wisdom.
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I pack my makeup kit in reverse order so that each item is at the ready when I need it.
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What do you do, and what tech equipment do you need to have at the ready for these sudden interviews?
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But it's a necessity, when what others might call justice comes to blow in the door, guns at the ready.
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On the sideline on Sunday, he wore a black headband, offered bagged snacks and kept a roller at the ready.
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Under supervision, nurses are at the ready with the overdose antidote naloxone and oxygen tanks in case of an emergency.
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Bottles of tequila sat on every table, with limes at the ready, and were restocked before they were even empty.
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After all, the specialties of your destination, the buffet breakfast at your hotel and treats are always at the ready.
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Those aren't the words of someone who's ready to run out, with her bags pre-packed and at the ready.
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They're just there, at the ready, waiting for you to fall into a river so they can pull you out.
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Extra ambulances will be at the ready, and the state has opened its Emergency Coordination Center to handle the influx.
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But please, all of us, let's make XO sauce this weekend, and march into springtime with jars at the ready.
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Bryn also carried a police baton, while her mom had handcuffs at the ready hanging from a belt around her waist.
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The Winchester University students didn't have nearly enough computers, laptops, and tablets at the ready during their screenings of the show.
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It clips onto the back of your phone case via a magnet so you can always have it at the ready.
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Kourouche is prepared to weather the 10-day wait, with "food, a tent, a camping chair, and supplies" at the ready.
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They're waiting in a seedy hotel room, the windows covered in cardboard, guns at the ready, and then they head out.
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I'm going to have this one at the ready on Twitter for the next reply guy who jumps out at me.
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But at the 2019 BET Awards, Lizzo made a strong case for keeping your brown polishes at the ready this summer.
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But if you've ever bought a gadget from the Sharper Image, you probably already have your credit card at the ready.
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ExcelMark - $7.99 See Details Vantamo includes three free refills (a $6.99 value), so you have blackout coverage always at the ready.
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Images in the media often show officers clad in black body armor, helmets with face shields, and batons at the ready.
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He greets neighbors and trades jokes with an official-looking woman, clipboard at the ready, checking people in as they board.
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They sport an impressive 3-hour charge with 30 hours of backup power at the ready thanks to the charging case.
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This is why people who don't have kids often have an answer to "Why?" at the ready: because everyone asks them.
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The program wasn't fully set up when we visited, but the large screen and gaming consoles were waiting at the ready.
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This he fails signally to do, and riot police end up stomping into the library, shields and batons at the ready.
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The mourners said nothing as they walked past two of Ortega's masked gunmen, keeping watch with assault rifles at the ready.
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At night, they'd sit with infrared flashlights, intently staring down, watching for the slightest movement, with their cameras at the ready.
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Arjay Perovic, Mitchell's coach with the City, an A.A.U. team based in New York, has his own anecdotes at the ready.
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Kid-sized slippers, robes, and toiletries were all also at the ready, and my twins were thrilled by the special attention.
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If ATMs and credit card readers shut down during a winter storm, you'll be glad to have cash at the ready.
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Capers, the pickled flower buds of a wild vine, are a constant, too, at the ready with their briny, floral scent.
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The kick was short, and fielded by Auburn's Chris Davis, who had been standing at the ready just beneath the crossbar.
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Laura Bush and Michelle Obama each assumed the role with a chief of staff and a social secretary at the ready.
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Without the wires getting in the way, we'll be more likely to leave them in our ears so they're at the ready.
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In another room, an operations team is monitoring the physical condition of gear, ready to dispatch repair crews placed at the ready.
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You'll have so much weather data at the ready that you could basically step in for Al Roker if you needed to.
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With reflexes at the ready, Jon bends down and picks up the first thing he can — a bear shield from House Mormont.
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Their fix: Have a few labeled bins at the ready so you can quickly put them away and still keep things sorted.
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When I got divorced, there were 75 people at the ready providing guidance, support, offers of rides and childcare, anything I needed.
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Even with flawless preparation and swarms of immaculately coordinated fighters at the ready, though, the battle begins to shift away from victory.
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Shivam Pappu, trader at Citigroup in New York, lunches on a salad with hummus and tahini with hot sauce at the ready.
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People listen to music while doing all sorts of things, so you probably have earphones at the ready at any given time.
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Wands at the ready – official opening day for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood is almost upon us.
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Andrew Cuomo promised state residents that his crews had more than 2,000 trucks and 443,000 tons of road salt at the ready.
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For example, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island has an "Instagram Butler" who is at the ready to help guests snap the perfect photo.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z fans had their credit cards at the ready for when OTR II tour presale tickets dropped on Wednesday.
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B4R is also at the ready to handle any players who may be contemplating suicide or are fostering thoughts of self-harm.
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In Seoul, we crowded into trailers and observed personnel who stood at the ready to launch Patriot missiles against shorter range threats.
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A foil-wrapped cube of Maggi bouillon stands at the ready, to be crumbled and scattered over the attieke as you will.
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That has been a challenge as companies grab for cash and banks and investment funds try to keep money at the ready.
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With cameras at the ready, this husband-and-wife photography team made a living shooting elopements and weddings across the American west.
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In Columbus, Ga., women sit in the fellowship hall of the Emmanuel Christian Community Church, clipboards at the ready to register voters.
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Jacksonville was hard hit by last year's Hurricane Matthew and she had an emergency tornado bag at the ready by the door.
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We've got our eyes peeled and credit cards at the ready for slashed prices on everything from jewelry to clothing to shoes.
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To avoid participants feeling anxious when their plants withered or died, the authors kept more plants at the ready for a swap.
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You want to get in the habit early and have the information at the ready for future performance reviews and salary negotiations.
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After his victory on Saturday, the usual horde awaited him below the pedestrian bridge near Centre Court, camera phones at the ready.
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When the medics arrive, they&aposre without an escort, and quickly secure the perimeter with their 9 mm pistols at the ready.
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When big financial companies have needed a rescue over the years, one man has often stood at the ready: Warren E. Buffett.
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You&aposll need to have your Apple ID and password handy, so be sure that you have that information at the ready.
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For those without parental cash at the ready, there's often some kind of debt hangover that holds them back in significant ways.
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He sits over a small hole in the Arctic ice, watching for a seal to swim by below, spear at the ready.
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America Rising also has at the ready excerpts of interviews Bloomberg gave in the 1990s before he became the mayor of New York.
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He opened fire from inside the home, striking Walker as the officer monitored the situation from an observation point, rifle at the ready.
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It was summer of 2010, and World Cup fever left Minor with cleats and a ball in his trunk, always at the ready.
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As per Stanton himself, he made sure her avocado toast was at the ready by the time she woke up in the morning.
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The Texas Republican is no stranger to controversy, and is known on Capitol Hill for regularly having a sharp quip at the ready.
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I read Mlinko with my phone at the ready: Googling wildly, I must look as if I were day-trading or refreshing Twitter.
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Business cards at the ready; it's the annual advertising industry shindig that is the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, starting this Saturday.
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Both candidates came prepared for a slash-and-burn debate, fully briefed on their rivals' records with attack lines at the ready. Mrs.
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Trilobites With protective glasses at the ready, skywatchers across Southeast Asia and the western Pacific are preparing to witness a total solar eclipse.
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While analyzing such data is likely to have costs, experts say that many businesses already have most workers' pay data at the ready.
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But ask us why the poor are poor, and we have a response quick at the ready, grasping for this palliative of explanation.
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Having a windbreaker, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a base-layer top at the ready will help keep you comfortable as you move between activities.
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The Super Bowl's coming up this weekend, and our Cooking team has recipes at the ready for staples like chili, wings and dips.
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Clinton's campaign has reportedly prepared several distinct debate strategies for the Democratic nominee to have at the ready once the cameras switch on.
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Zippers and external pockets give this clean white bucket bag a tough edge — and will keep small items like keys at the ready.
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I had my dwindling supply of hand sanitizer at the ready, and I wouldn't even let the kids touch railings or collect rocks.
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You've already got the ingredients at the ready, now all you need is the handy NutriBullet Pro 900 blender to make it happen.
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If you don't already have a cozy coat at the ready, now's the time to get one — before the best options sell out.
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The embattled characters portrayed here may be always on the defensive, with knives, belts and mace at the ready in case of emergency.
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While contingencies can vary by jurisdiction, some may have "mobile polling places" at the ready to transport to a polling place if necessary.
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Mr. Wartski's cellphone is always at the ready, as he checks with his engineer on the status of submitted paperwork with city agencies.
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It is an unfortunate reality that any change requiring governmental action will take time, even with proven programs and policies at the ready.
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But since the event is so brief, many stand at the perimeter, close to the doors, some with their suitcases at the ready.
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" She had another at the ready, intended to capture the way anti-immigrant parties have demeaned women while claiming to defend their safety: "#StopChasingVotesOverWomen'sBodies.
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For special educators, for instance, Wilson said it's easy to add one's entire caseload to Schoolwork and have progress reports at the ready anytime.
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It's not clear how they're officially connected to the movie, though SlashFilm notes they've been spotted at the Ready Player One Experience in Miami.
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That forces the would-be asylum-seekers to camp out near the border for days, where criminals are at the ready to extort them.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign has reportedly prepared several distinct debate strategies for the Democratic nominee to have at the ready once the cameras switch on.
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The night is dark and full of terrors, but you'll be just fine with this duo of military-grade light-bringers at the ready.
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After a botched New Year's Eve performance, Mariah Carey's "Lambly" was at the ready, prepared to tear down anyone who dared to criticize her.
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"Look who I found," Payne teases in selfie mode before twisting his phone to reveal Horan, who also had his phone at the ready.
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Frozen sorbet, at the ready, the first time I tried it I made 3 different sorbets, frozen coconut milk, frozen strawberries, banana, and peach.
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You may need Google Translate at the ready as the website is in Japanese, but it is worth the extra work for McDonald's enthusiasts.
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Most women eager to wear a designer wedding dress are forced to prowl the aisles of bridal stores, French manicured talons at the ready.
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"My committee stands at the ready to provide any necessary additional funding for relief and recovery," Republican Representative Rodney Frelinghuysen said in a statement.
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Even if it didn't have such numbers at the ready, though, Googlers themselves also love data and have been taking this matter on themselves.
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Sometimes these farms manifest as rooms with hundreds if not thousands of phones, all at the ready for when a company pays for traffic.
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He spent most weeknights hunkered down — razor knife and pica pole at the ready — in the townhouse that served as the Yale paper's offices.
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Seventy-eight per cent of Americans working full time live paycheck to paycheck; nearly half do not have four hundred dollars at the ready.
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Disney Aladdin Ceramic Sugar and Creamer Set, $16.99, available on AmazonKeep your creamer chilled and your sugar at the ready with this genius set.
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And no matter the weather, golf carts are at the ready to help cast members get from stage to stage as quickly as possible.
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I decided to respond in kind and kept my phone at the ready to take pictures of anyone I caught taking pictures of me.
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A device that's always on means we must always be on too, at the ready to respond to a message from anywhere and anyone.
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That includes being at the ready to neutralize any strong odors that may come its way, like your great aunt and her potent perfume.
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I warned guests to watch out for the square nails poking up from the floorboards, the reason I kept a hammer at the ready.
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Finally, Saturday is St. Patrick's Day, and our Cooking team has recipes for corned beef, soda bread and other traditional dishes at the ready.
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Amid an outbreak, perhaps they don't mind if they're dead, so long as there are a few more at the ready to replace them?
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He's first heard from a perch in some luxury digs, dressed in a tailored chalk-stripe suit with an olive martini at the ready.
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Elizabeth Warren, who moderator Tim Alberta noted would be the oldest president ever inaugurated, she had a retort of her own at the ready.
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The center is also home to the world's largest captive flock of California condors, so keep your eyes open and binoculars at the ready.
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They are on call 24 hours a day, with a bag of audio recorders, cameras, flashlights, screwdrivers, wrenches or other tools at the ready.
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True, real Italian-Americans probably have a giant jug of table wine at the ready in their kitchens instead of a fussy mixed cocktail.
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Like any big American city, it had a plan at the ready, a playbook crafted over years that was constantly updated with the freshest intel.
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If you have important files you want to keep at the ready, there's a Folders View feature where you can store them for easy access.
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Many of the young people physically jumped up from their chairs, phones at the ready to snap a picture of a real-life movie star.
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But Marcus tells me Facebook wants to push the idea that those multimedia options are always at the ready as part of the ongoing thread.
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The restitution fund will have $2125 million dedicated to consumer compensation, with an additional $125 million at the ready if the initial funds run out.
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By the time you get to the end, you'll love Cardi more than ever and have a fresh batch of Instagram captions at the ready.
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There are Best Buy stores in neighborhoods that might not have an Apple presence, so this is a nice option to have at the ready.
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"This one, you used to hardly ever see," she said, indicating a ninth grader perched behind a lab table, pencil and notebook at the ready.
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Homan had plenty of foundation at the ready to get just the right skin tone, including options from Chanel, Smashbox and Make Up For Ever.
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Now, to be fair, they're Russian operatives who are out to kill her and her friends, and they have guns very much at the ready.
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As a result ... we're told there were private ambulances and paramedics in the driveway of Jake's home, at the ready if anyone needed medical treatment.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, LAPD cops will have riot gear at the ready as they try to control the various demonstrations they are expecting.
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But it was nice to know that if I need to locate an adventurous guac recipe, I have a few good hashtags at the ready.
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There have not been enough cars at the ready, and many drivers assigned to ferry officials around do not know the way to various venues.
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If your phone and laptop are always on and at the ready while you're at home, then you've never really left the office at all.
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For one thing, it was prime fodder for our internet culture, which is always at the ready to turn anything and everything into a joke.
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Still, I often catch a glimpse of a cautious commuter either wearing a surgical mask or rubber gloves and carrying hand sanitizer at the ready.
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Asked what it was like to be running a franchise with new expectations — Kings 3.0, you might say — Ranadive had his earnestness at the ready.
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" McKinnon had more comebacks at the ready: "I would say, sir, 'Tell me your bus stop, because I want to know where you get off.
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You'll need to visit a butcher for that, since it is a somewhat special request, a cut of meat not normally kept at the ready.
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With a stash of dough at the ready, you can take out just enough to make a small batch of dinner rolls or burger buns.
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For those who do visit funeral homes, Berendes recommends having hand sanitizer at the ready and staggering funeral services so that different families don't overlap.
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Unlike those two rivals, Mr. Biden does not have an at-the-ready list of hundreds of thousands of contributors to ply for small donations.
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Pishevar is arguing that Benchmark should sell 75 percent of its position — and claims that he has investors at the ready to buy the shares.
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Less than a week later, a group of performers boarded the Fremantle line train at Claremont Station with a ukulele and their voices at the ready.
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According to Reuters, at least four groups — Common Cause, Free Press, the Internet Association, and Public Knowledge — have lawyers at the ready, weighing their legal options.
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And with a face-melting 10,432 boot styles and counting, there's a full breadth of prices and brands at the ready for comfy shoe judgement day.
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" The Assistant is always at the ready on the Pixel phone and can be summoned by pressing the home button or saying the words "OK Google.
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Vizio's newest line of TVs theoretically caters to people who have little more than an internet connection and a collection of streaming passwords at the ready.
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These children, who've grown up with smartphones at the ready, did what comes naturally to them and shared their experiences on platforms like Twitter and Snapchat.
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Of course, staring at that sort of defeats the whole "not having to keep a smartphone or camera screen at the ready all the time" thing.
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You want to have three solid sound bites at the ready, and make sure you squeeze them into the conversation no matter what the interviewer asks.
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"We take every storm with the potential for outages seriously, and have additional personnel scheduled and on standby, with auxiliary equipment at the ready," Latka said.
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Albright's side is almost empty, aside from a space heater and three suitcases he keeps at the ready as go-bags for his next international lecture.
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While we'll all be at the ready to spill our souls, make sure that you're listening to what your partner, friends, and family are saying too.
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Trump watches the shows closely, always looking for supporters and detractors -- fingers at the ready to call out hypocrites with a few taps on his phone.
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Not only can you buy them at the ready, they have tons of features like video chatting, retina screens and, of course, access to the internet.
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Of course, if you are lucky enough to have strawberries as well as rhubarb at the ready, you could serve some sugared slices alongside the shortcakes.
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A stern American Indian wearing a mixture of traditional and contemporary garb sits holding a pair of long-barrelled pistols at the ready, across his lap.
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Its minimum order quantity is $250 but it has items like pasta and eggs at the ready – goods that have been flying from grocery store shelves.
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Now she can have Ashley O with her whenever she wants — her new best friend, who always has a kind and encouraging word at the ready.
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There's a set of answers at the ready when aides are confronted with questions about when — and how — they plan to mount an offensive against Trump.
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When my husband and I started planning a Hawaii vacation, we sat on the couch, laptops at the ready, our fingertips tap-dancing across our keyboards.
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With a collection of more than 200,193 artifacts, spanning 10,000 years of human presence in the region, the museum has plenty of objects at the ready.
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And have some hot chocolate at the ready if you're going outside to shovel: Temperatures will be in the teens to mid-20s, the warning said.
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Bulldozers are at the ready to demolish the village's makeshift shacks, tents and mud-and-tire school, erected without permits, and to forcibly relocate the residents.
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If I were an art collector with a checkbook at the ready, I'd be in the market, ideally, for works that could momentarily soothe my mind.
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One more figure stands over the scene holding a shotgun at the ready and a couple more bystanders, a man and a woman, watch from their truck.
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This frittata recipe, literally labeled "What's in the Fridge Frittata," assumes that you have at the ready minced parsley and the ever-popular can of lump crabmeat.
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Donors with money and goodwill, meanwhile, have projects at the ready, but people in government are reluctant to make decisions without a clear signal from the top.
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Charles is canceled for now, and haters have their snake emojis at the ready, but who will be the villain tomorrow — and will it even really matter?
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She bravely roamed pillared hallways lined in expensive marble statuary, but steadied herself with the help of a doting attendee at the ready to ensure her safety.
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The Apple Watch seemingly improves things by giving Siri a place where it's more at the ready: Just lift your wrist, say its name, and it's there.
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When Netflix moved into its new Los Angeles headquarters last year, the company made sure it had several sound stages at the ready for any production needs.
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Consider us loyal soldiers of the Handmaid Army, waiting at the ready to join the May Day rebellion the minute Season 2 hits Hulu on April 26.
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Customers can book helicopter flights in Mexico City or São Paulo, while an Audi is at the ready for the journey to or from the landing site.
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But, depending on your individual needs, you may be taking them for a week or have a prescription at-the-ready for the rest of your life.
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The main ambition for this device and the software that powers it is to be a personal assistant that's always at the ready, waiting for your command.
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So here's a tip: Start by placing the fattier, skin-covered side of a fish on the grill, keeping a pan at room temperature at the ready.
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Just say "Hey Alexa" and it's at the ready to control your light bulbs (if you have a smart home), answer questions about the weather and more.
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Editors' Choice Even those of us who've left school far behind can't help recognize that pencils-at-the-ready feeling that comes at the end of summer.
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Israel and America's Gulf State partners have been repeatedly reassured that they have every right to defend themselves and the United States stands by at the ready.
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Cocktails served in coconuts with plenty of Colombian rum were at the ready, but standouts were more original, like a concoction of fresh watermelon, ginger and vodka.
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On one side, after all, are the people — we can't even really tell if they are men or women — in black, faces shielded, guns at the ready.
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Heavy tankers — large airplanes that can drop 2,000 to 12,000 gallons of a chemical mix known as fire retardant to slow the flames — are at the ready.
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Schools and camps bought in — it was easier (and legally prudent, perhaps) to have auto-injectors at the ready, rather than to draw epinephrine into a syringe.
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ARTIST'S IMPRESSIONScreenshot: CNN No word, however, on whether it is air-conditioned with motorcycles at the ready to speed up his decampment from the Federal Trade Commission.
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And, like one bluebird to another, her husband was there — just as he was on that Chelsea sidewalk — iPhone at the ready, supporting Johnson at every show.
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How long it will actually hold up depends entirely on the kid, of course, but in most cases, I'd suggest having some duct tape at the ready.
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There's a reason bears will sit patiently in a gushing stream, eyes trained on water and paws at the ready, in hopes of catching salmon for dinner.
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Impeccably dressed and coifed, they stand beside counters and clothing racks, at the ready to give solicitous service to the next person who steps off the elevator.
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The cavernous room had been draped in the fashion typical to "Bachelor" cocktail parties; candles burned, sequined pillows beckoned, and a stocked bar stood at the ready.
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In another emblematic image, a prepubescent girl strolls along a street corner, stepping alongside a British sniper, prostrate on the sidewalk behind sandbags, rifle at the ready.
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What makes matters worse is that neither man has any experience working in the high-charged political Washington environment, where verbal daggers are always at the ready.
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In Batemans Bay, about 250 miles south of Sydney, residents sat on folding chairs on the shoreline, with life rafts at the ready for a speedy escape.
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They sport a four-hour battery life with hours of backup power at the ready and an IP68 waterproof rating for the clumsiest and sweatiest among us.
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Bedside Smartphone Vase — $013 See Details Any tech-savvy mom should have the latest devices at the ready, so the Fire HD 8 tablet should do the trick.
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An alert means paging a wide range of medical staff to stand at the ready, which may include a trauma surgeon, who may not be in the hospital.
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"We remain at the ready to swoop in and buy stocks in these volatile times," said Stephen Carlin, head of equities and portfolio manager at CIBC Asset Management.
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But I also found them to be wonderfully adept improvisers with a massive amount of backstory at the ready, adding a different level of immersion to the park.
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Even in her final, half-blind years she haunted the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong, poring over the news, with passport at the ready, just in case.
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Generally, this would seem like a pretty awesome arrangement: a gym buddy for life, personalized gym routines at the ready, and all the motivation you could ask for.
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Whatever your reason to keep your iPhone next to you as you slumber, you're going to want to keep a Glowing iOS Lightning Charger at the ready, too.
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But then the prank takes this premise to an absurd conclusion: If Republicans got rid of the ACA, they would need some kind of replacement at the ready.
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You can strike a fierce pose, throw up some peace signs, show off those pearly whites, your call — we've got a major team of artists at the ready.
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If you were a market observer concerned that Microsoft might miss cloud as it missed mobile a few times, the company now has material counterarguments at the ready.
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Have your Pinterest boards at the ready: We're sure there'll be wedding guest outfit inspiration galore coming out of these nuptials — and, more importantly, serious bridal gown envy.
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In the streets, hundreds of thousands held their breath, many sporting the yellow-and-green jerseys of the national football team, brandishing Brazilian flags, vuvuzelas at the ready.
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He starts by directly invoking his screen incarnation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Gandalf, signature sword at the ready, saving the heavier lifting required by Shakespeare until after the intermission.
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It's meant to be accessorized, with an accompanying plate of lime, bean sprouts and a boutonniere's worth of basil, and bottles of hoisin and Sriracha at the ready.
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Issa has way more "game" than I gave her credit for, keeping an arsenal of flirty one-liners at the ready for Nathan, who is adventurous and unfiltered.
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They'll be easy to pick out of the crowd, clad in black from head to toe, faces covered, anti-cop chants shouted and anarchist paraphernalia at the ready.
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With his smartphone camera at the ready, Officer Norman hands out toys and snacks to children in North Little Rock, where the poverty rate is over 21 percent.
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He is independently wealthy, meaning he could easily fund his own campaign, and he already has a team of staffers at the ready from his existing political groups.
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To listen to open-carry advocates, mass shootings would be far less common if only we had enough armed citizens at the ready to take down active shooters.
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With a plan in place and with the proper supplies at the ready, you greatly increase your chances of getting through an earthquake and its aftermath relatively unscathed.
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For those who eschew learning on the weekends, the garden's staff has you covered: Bean-bag toss sets, lawn darts and other games will be at the ready.
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Along the way he meets a collection of good-hearted strippers and heavy-handed baddies who usually have a quirky observation or a tart reply at the ready.
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His allies commissioned a poll, and in one meeting even presented Mr. Trump with documentation to register an official exploratory committee, with a notary public at the ready.
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It's a single room, with some trippy-looking blankets on the wall, a couple couches, and a big MacBook where his engineer John has ProTools at the ready.
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My days would be really long, because I'd want to be at the ready, and he might not invite me to start filming until four or five o'clock.
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He was often seen riding around Manhattan on his bicycle, clad in his blue workman's jacket and khaki pants, his camera hanging at the ready around his neck.
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If you express your affection in food, we have recipes at the ready, including mocha chocolate chip cake, above, and less romantic but still delicious dishes like goulash.
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Lalo doesn't bother hiding his distrust of Fring, even though, as ever, Fring has an alibi at the ready when it comes time to explain the construction project.
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It also means that whoever wins the Democratic nomination may have resources at the ready in the most critical states by the time the general election kicks off.
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In Batemans Bay, four hours north, residents sat on folding chairs along the beach, life rafts at the ready, as a fire encircled the town and burned homes.
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To them, inflation and recession are creations of the market process, endogenous to the system, and the Federal Reserve must be ever at the ready to combat them.
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In fact, it's great to have an unimaginable number of puppy videos at the ready for a quick hit of stress relief in the middle of a bad day.
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A new development: 13 fully staffed medical teams – one for each young soccer player and the coach – were now standing at the ready at any given time, Reuters reported .
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Now, with digital platforms and data at the ready, a startup party or candidate can develop a better "product" that's more specific to what a segment of voters want.
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Perhaps no plane became more instantly recognizable than the B-2 Spirit, a sleek, dark and tail-less bomber that looked like something Batman might have at the ready.
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Sure, you probably have a drawer of bikinis at the ready for your next getaway, but swimwear is one section of our wardrobe that could always use an upgrade.
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You might need some background music for a candlelit dinner, or a sultry playlist at the ready in case things between you and your date start to heat up.
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Here's a handful of dance moves that you can have at the ready for whatever wedding, bat mitzvah, or clerb makes you get up offa that thing and dance.
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Easing his cigarette into his mouth, he took my withered and beloved book into his hands, and flipped open to the title page, pink pen poised at the ready.
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The biggest form of insurance against panic is confidence that larger players — in this case, European authorities — stand at the ready to mount a rescue, should one be required.
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Several attendees came with résumés and briefcases at the ready for on-site résumé reviewing and interview tips, which was by far the most sought-after service in Arlington.
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In an interview with National Geographic, survival expert Tim MacWelch also recommended keeping a weather radio at the ready, since local weather radio bands can disseminate reliable emergency updates.
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A float rolled by featuring armed men from a private firearms training center with military-style machine guns held at the ready, ammunition belts attached, atop a pickup truck.
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They've left behind those murky, semi-autonomous levels with a driver at the ready (while the car performs basic functions on its own) and moved to fully driverless cars.
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Based on the fight ahead of us in the cyber domain alone, I shudder to think what it will be like not to have their wisdom at the ready.
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Roth), who fixates on a mysterious film star (Rebecca Hall), always has footage at the ready — on VHS, of course, because streaming's antiseptic ease does not suit nostalgic fetishism.
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Give their full contact information to the health care providers treating you and have a computer and phone at the ready so you can stay connected with loved ones.
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If you've just finished the movie and are planning on following it up by reading the book, or vice versa, you'll need just as many tissues at the ready.
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Because, sometimes, in order to better understand the future, one needs to go back and revisit the past — preferably with a TARDIS, if you have one at the ready.
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Armarium stylists) have entrance-making options like a Sonia Rykiel sequin dress ($500 rental, $4,050 retail) and a gold Roberto Cavalli gown ($1,4173 rental, $11,000 retail) at the ready.
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CHIAYI, Taiwan (Reuters) - An alarm sounds and the pilots rush to their jets, sitting at the ready under a hardened shelter in the warm winter sun of southern Taiwan.
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Many of them are happy for the plane to sit idle when they're not using it, even if it entails paying for a crew to be at the ready.
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And personal space is in short supply: The Democrats have packed their offices with extra desks and new shelving to hold all the paperwork they need at the ready.
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Nigeria's federal government still intends to submit its World Heritage application — but with bulldozers at the ready, will Cross River still have a national park worthy of the honor?
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She has the special ability to wield Peacemaker, Wyatt's gun, which she uses to send Purgatory's "Revenants" back to hell, usually with a quip — and whiskey — at the ready.
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For women like Clinton (who is an especially divisive figure), no matter how powerful they become, their gender remains front and center, putting ridiculously sexualized terms at the ready.
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But fair warning: If you want to get your hands on that on-point rainbow highlighter, you'd better have your "Add to Cart" trigger finger at the ready next month.
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Meanwhile, the cops inside feared for their lives, pistols at the ready, according to Carter's account, but Deputy Inspector Seymour Pine ordered them to hold fire unless he shot first.
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Self-driving cars from Alphabet's Waymo are currently cruising the streets of suburban Arizona, navigating around with no human at the ready to take the wheel should something go wrong.
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Heavily armed Colombian police and military waited at the ready as migrants with luggage hefted on their backs sprinted through illegal border crossings, their normal pathway to home blocked off.
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Travis was performing at LIV nightclub in Miami, and he got some family support from Scott Disick, who was at the ready to record the momentous event on his cellphone.
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So, with their guns pointed and a canine unit at the ready, they burst through the door... only to find a disoriented little Roomba bumping itself against the shower door.
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Without Lady Lyanna's support in the form of Mormont troops, the lifesaving barrier that stops arrows from impaling the recently resurrected Jon Snow wouldn't have been lying at the ready.
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Seated in back wearing full tactical gear, rifle at the ready, and chewing on a wad of tobacco, is an operator with BORTAC, Border Patrol's tactical and special response unit.
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Bathed in hazy purple light, it has a piano at the ready and a five-piece band to back it, because what kind of paradise doesn't include a horn section?
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Roe bashing is a powerful source of solidarity; its absence would deprive Republican politicians and Fox News of the issue that stands at the ready to roil the political pot.
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Scene transitions are marked by illustrated comic book panels with punny captions, and there's always a character with a dry remark at the ready to offset an onslaught of earnestness.
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In a conversation at the Celtics' practice facility about his future and the atypical stakes, Tatum had talking points at the ready, ones that he had delivered multiple times before.
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Since he became France's youngest modern president in May, his office has spent 26,000 euros, or $0003,000, for a makeup artist to be at the ready for his public appearances.
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They stand before the judge, talking points at the ready in their version of the earnest speeches beauty queens give about their special talents and hopes for a better world.
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The band is fully visible at the back of Derek McLane's simple and mutable set, and microphones are always at the ready for when someone feels an insight coming on.
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An L1649A Constellation would be parked outside the sweeping window wall that once overlooked Runway 4 Left/22 Right and Runway 13 Left/31 Right, air stairs at the ready.
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But with nascent semi-autonomous technology — which means it's not supposed to completely drive itself — safety drivers have to be at the ready to take over at a moment's notice.
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Those actively trying to get pregnant may be monitoring every aspect of their cycles and have pregnancy tests at the ready, but for many women getting pregnant comes as a surprise.
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He is then suspected of committing several rapes and homicides in Northern California, striking fear in residents, many of whom slept with guns at the ready and kept dogs for protection.
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Now, if you're a Ref regular, you know sales aren't an all-the-time thing for the eco-friendly brand, so you probably already have your credit cards at the ready.
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She's walking down a path, seemingly unfocused on what's coming around a slight bend: a rosy-cheeked boy on one knee with a pink flower at the ready for wooing her.
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Umbrellas were at the ready for Jessie J's opening "Grease is The Word" number; a tent was set up over Rydell High to protect the set during the pep rally scene.
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Time is of the essence, and a simulated exercise ensures the communication plan is clear, accurate and has the necessary contact information at the ready to bring awareness to all stakeholders.
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According to the campaign page, these new camera sling straps are made with more comfortable and durable material to keep any size camera secure and at the ready for perfect shots.
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Down in the studio, freshly dyed sheets of tissue paper hung, dripping, from racks attached to the low ceilings, and premade paper-flower parts stood at the ready in glass jars.
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But if Snapchat goes down the same path as Instagram or Facebook, wielding the banhammer in response to the slightest hint of nipple, she's got a backup plan at the ready.
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When Ms. Craglow returned, she couldn't believe what she saw: a police officer looming over the boy with his handcuffs at the ready, pinning him to the ground against a tree.
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Even after class began, I found myself fantasizing about inventing a bulletproof Kevlar curtain that I could have at the ready to affix to the door frame if the need arose.
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They keep their smartphone flashlights at the ready, in case the same dimness that's such a kindness to wrinkles renders those letters on the menu — when did they get so tiny?
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Its subsidiaries include an energy services outfit, a fuel-refining and marketing operation and a construction company, all at the ready to supply services to oil companies that acquire drilling rights.
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There's a famous picture of him reclining in this very spot from 30: young Sondheim staring intently at a pad of paper, Blackwing pencil at the ready, framed by two windows.
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" When it came time to argue the charge of obstruction of Congress, a Trump clip was at the ready in which the president declared to reporters "we're fighting all the subpoenas.
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With fireworks and a six horses at the ready, the production itself is more spectacle than theater — though the dry summer and consequent burn ban have meant fewer pyrotechnics than usual.
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If you're trying to deal with an infestation of common small roaches, you probably don't want to do so by keeping a can of insecticide at the ready at all times.
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TMZ got footage of a remote location just east of L.A. where the online retailing giant stashes hundreds of delivery vans ... literally at the ready in a hillside dirt parking lot.
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For Troffer — whose half-Japanese mother didn't cook Japanese food often but always had nori and a pot of rice at the ready — there is no distance between East and West.
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Warren knew she would be asked about 2020 in this interview -- as well as one she did on NBC's "Meet the Press" -- and had a fully-vetted answer at the ready.
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So it's a bit like having someone always at the ready to go check out that weird noise you heard in the night — without the risk to the brave checker-upper.
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One possible additional program will be a "standing repo facility" in which the Fed will be at the ready to exchange liquidity for assets, as a backstop against future funding issues.
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As CBS2's Jessica Borg reports, heavily armed police officers now stand at the ready near the finish line in Central Park, and reinforced security can be seen across the city.
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And if you prefer not to soil your Louboutins, a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce, Mercedes or BMW stands at the ready to drop off and pick up guests within Beverly Hills.
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The island seems to be deserted, but she's got a whole spread out, complete with Champagne, petit fours, and a shotgun at the ready for anyone that even dares kill her vibe.
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And because of this, sometimes people (myself included) find it hard to measure my value without the traditional milestones of a life lived or a collection of identifiable CliffsNotes at the ready.
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Sunday night, my wife and I slid out of D.C. and watched the St. Louis debate on a laptop, with red wine at the ready and a deep unease in our soul.
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Sanders's national press secretary Briahna Joy Gray tweeted on Tuesday night that his campaign didn't have "I wrote the damn bill" T-shirts at the ready because the senator's line wasn't scripted.
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By relying on giant contracts and codependent relationships with large traditional defense contractors, the military almost always can ensure that there will be skilled labor at the ready to tackle unanticipated problems.
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At the same time, it's unfair to spring this information on people without preparing them for what they are about to hear, and having a clear plan of action at the ready.
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With the right gear at the ready, the process of bringing home your newborn can be that more manageable — though there's no gadget that can give you back your hours of sleep.
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"There are very few projects that are truly at the ready-to-build stage and there is a great deal of appetite for them, so prices have risen very high," Garcia said.
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In Roadburn's vast landscape of brilliant artists, Dawn Ray'd stood bathed in a bituminous glow, their resolve burning bright as a signal flare, their black flags hoisted and axes at the ready.
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You'd think they'd need to have plenty of sick bags at the ready, but in fact you cannot get sea-sick in freeroam VR systems (as the VR moves with your movements).
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With violins tucked under their chins, the 14-year-olds at Kawangware Primary School here had their bows at the ready as she pointed out notes for the song on the blackboard.
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Mr. Williams, as Omar, will forever be remembered for his scowl, his scar, his mordant wit and the sawed-off shotgun he held at the ready, but he has always wanted more.
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Fernando, the title character, played by Paul Hamy, is camping out in this remote area of northern Portugal; with his binoculars at the ready, he is eager to get some work done.
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A floating crane, previously used to build bridges on the Danube and to remove wrecks from the riverbed, was standing at the ready to help lift the Mermaid from the Danube's riverbed.
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And should anyone wonder where the power lies in this "streamlined" system, the law centralizes hiring decisions firmly in the governor's administrative office, with a new system of merit bonuses at the ready.
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Souza watches Trump like a hawk with his photo archive at the ready, just waiting to revive the hundreds of stunning shots he's taken of Obama to show the contrasts in their leadership.
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Leaders who visit the DMZ often go to the Joint Security Area, a small portion of the DMZ where North and South Koreans used to stand face to face, guns at the ready.
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Tension grows between wizards and No-Majes that could lead to full-blown war — teased by a chilling standoff between magical defenders with their wands at the ready and armed New York policemen.
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Time-pressed travelers often do their holiday gift buying at the last-minute, but airport shops stand at the ready with creative and tightly-curated inventory so passengers can purchase Santa-worthy presents.
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Caring Friend Caring Friend: Yes, you will watch this ship hit the iceberg, but you should do so from your own lifeboat, bobbing patiently and at the ready for a rescue, if necessary.
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Some will say $5,000 or $10,000 is more than enough, while others will prefer to have a much higher amount at the ready for when they least expect it — but need it most.
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Armed with a blaster at the ready, and another holstered at his hip, the resourceful mercenary is equipped with his signature jetpack and keeps various tools of the trade stashed in his pockets.
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Photos on Kardashian West's Instagram account shows a hillside covered in snow with peppermint candy inner tubes at the ready for kids to go screaming down the hill (sans coats, those lucky kids!).
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It's an interesting concept — and one that could certainly appeal to parents looking to capture those little moments without having to keep a smartphone or camera screen at the ready all the time.
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It simply sits at the ready for your requests, though it can entertain by playing movies and TV from Prime Video, video clips from its partners, like CNN, as well as video chatting.
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We just learned about the exact details of this year's Amazon Prime Day shopping event and, frankly, we're still strategizing and making sure our credit cards are at the ready on the 15th.
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He owns 105,924 shares of stock ($12.7 million), with 480,000 more shares of vested stock ($57.5 million) at the ready that he can buy for roughly two percent of LinkedIn's current stock price.
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The fan pictured may not have known ... security in Taylor's Tribeca apartment building is at the ready after a crazed fan got inside the building and even on the roof on multiple occasions.
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Nothing beats having a stockpile of doggie bags at the ready when you're walking your four-legged buddy, and Amazon has this 60-roll pack of doggie bags on sale for 40% off.
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You'll also require a meat cleaver or machete—which, if you're a regular reader of MUNCHIES, we pretty much assume you have at the ready at all times—to crack open your coconut.
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With the help of this magnetic multipurpose rack, you can keep all your kitchen tools at the ready and live out all your celebrity chef fantasies from the comfort of your own kitchen.
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Unless you're someone like Google, Kanojia reasoned, with billions of dollars at the ready to devote to building out such networks, creating a wired home broadband network is simply out of the question.
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It is accordingly important for the Democratic Party to have its other principal candidate for president at the ready, how ever unlikely it is that he will be needed for this particular purposes.
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That means photos and live video can be captured any time of day and viewed from any place — as long as you have your mobile device and its compatible app at the ready.
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With $6 million from investors and more at the ready, Mr. Kimball is remodeling the ground floor of the Flour & Grain Exchange building on Milk Street in the financial district here in Boston.
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Designed with a 36-ounce shatterproof jar and an ice reservoir that can hold up to a pitcher of ice, you can keep your party going with icy, blended beverages at the ready.
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Sarah Paulson (in Prada) held her train, and a publicist stood at the ready with an Army-green canteen for her to sip from as she worked her way up the press line.
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And by keeping the formula at the ready, this bottle makes your life simpler whether it's on hand for middle of the night feedings or prepared while you're traveling, shopping, or anywhere else.
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But all of this depended on a big grocery shop, in which we would add to the items we need for regularly scheduled programming an arsenal of ingredients to have at the ready.
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Having fast cash at the ready for emergency situations — be it a surprise medical bill, necessary home repair, job loss or even a speeding ticket — is essential to living a secure financial life.
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A few dozen young men sat watching, several of whom carried machetes, while a couple of others held what appeared to be pipes at the ready that could be used to fire crude projectiles.
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Well, explained Mr Trump, it is the process whereby the concrete foundations of buildings cannot be allowed to set before being filled; cement mixers must be lined up for many blocks at the ready.
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There's lots more under the hood to experiment with, but this will allow anyone to tweak and prod their Siri commands until they have a small army of custom assistant tasks at the ready.
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A secret panel then opens on Vader's cape with a fresh toothpick at the ready, which he snatches using the hilt in his hand, turning it into his lightsaber without the distinctive red glow.
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As a state senator she hounded Mr. Sundquist on taxes; after jumping to Congress, she became an at-the-ready Obama critic who spent the last decade as a fixture on cable news outlets.
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Whenever President Donald Trump or Republican members of Congress do something that leads to stunned and outraged headlines, the photographer of former President Barack Obama seems to have a countering image at the ready.
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Ms. Grande said that the United Nations had stockpiled supplies — including tents and shelters that can accommodate 400,000 people at the ready — but that there were not yet enough sites ready for temporary camps.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons-like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons-like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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Spotify, whose stock ticker is SPOT, acknowledged in its risk disclosures that its first trading day may be more volatile than normal because there aren't any bankers at the ready to smooth out problems.
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Not only do the characters' motivations change, but they seem nearly and physically unbreakable, with an unending arsenal of skills at the ready to help them out of any jam they get caught in.
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Based on this rumor, I can almost imagine a future in which every bar, coffee shop, and public place has a USB-C charger at the ready, as Lighting chargers seem to be now.
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As a consequence, they expect to keep tools like asset purchases at the ready, and are exploring other strategies, such as higher inflation targets, that could lift all rates closer to their previous levels.
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As the charismatic host of what grew into a glamorous literary scene, Ms. Geahan was always at the ready with champagne and a witty story, but in reality her job was far less fancy.
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It's the kind of thing a small family can devour in a few days, and a single person can freeze in slices, at the ready whenever the urge for brown sugar and butter hits.
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And rather than have us wait, judgmental minds at the ready, for Mr. Urie to show up in Scene II, Mr. Kahn throws him at us, in full monologue, before the play proper begins.
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Instead, decades before social media, he documented the events of his daily life on film, deploying either a compact point-and-shoot camera or a Hi8 camcorder that he always kept at the ready.
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We joined the scores of visitors slipping out of stores and leaning over balconies, smartphones at the ready, to watch the waterfall try on a kaleidoscope of colors and projections set to rousing music.
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That is it for today, friends, but our hardworking team of researchers, AKA me, I am the team, stands at the ready to help you answer more questions about impeachment if you have them.
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Waiting just a couple minutes before claiming a Lightning deal on some models was oftentimes too late; only the quickest-fingered shoppers, credit cards at the ready, managed to walk away with a new display.
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In the end, it proved a worthwhile decision — if not for those who endured the miserable conditions, then at least for Gregorius who, long sleeves and a thunderous bat at the ready, came well prepared.
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And, it wouldn't be an Android phone without Google's software, although Huawei says it has developed an Android and Windows replacement of its own and is supposedly at the ready to implement it if needed.
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Even if the talk about the Russian email hacking story dies down by Friday, Trump will have a few rallies and his Twitter account at the ready to stir something else up if he wants.
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Luckily, a really good thread roasting Peloton bikes (think SoulCycle, but in private homes and extremely bougie) made the rounds earlier that day, so everyone had their "rich people exercising" jokes at the ready. pic.twitter.
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"The real impact is limited, but the sentimental impact is that the Fed stands at the ready to send a lifeline to markets," Brown Brothers Harriman Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons told Axios last month.
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Not missing out on one second of the action, she sat front and center on the main floor during the performance with her phone at the ready to share the show with her Snapchat followers.
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From Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in the situation room and George Bush in his flight-suit, it's not so far back to those British rifles lined up at the ready behind barrels of Guinness.
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STANDARD POSITIONS The cameras are housed in boxes to protect them from the elements as they have to stand at the ready for eight hours or more, exposed to potentially drastic temperature and weather changes.
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As I looked south toward the unfettered horizon from the top of the cliffs, it was not hard to imagine several Wabanaki in a large birch-bark canoe, searching for porpoise, harpoons at the ready.
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Before you head over to eBay with your code at the ready, you should note that the maximum discount you can receive is £75 per sale, and you're only able to use the code once.
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Last December, representatives from nearly two dozen police units traveled to Scotland to learn how its officers—98% of whom do not carry firearms—manage to keep the peace without lethal weapons at the ready.
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Under the revised plan, residents in those boroughs would have a backup supply of clean water at the ready within about two days, Ms. Lloyd said, adding that the details were still being worked out.
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I also make sure to have a few key products at the ready so I can deal with anything — intrusive noises, boredom, my own funk — and step off the plane relaxed, hydrated and well rested.
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There are lamps and lighting at the ready, and chairs: one is from ikea, and my other painting chair is an 1830 antique from France, which I believe influences my creative juices in some way.
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They all have the benefit of the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, which, with no major storms in the past 24.53 years, has $17 billion at the ready — a sum that may not be nearly enough.
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So it was that Kathy Hochul, the Democratic lieutenant governor, was standing at the ready — in ambush, almost — to take her position on the rostrum on Wednesday and cast the vote to allow the amendment.
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Blumenthal, an original cosponsor of the Graham-Booker approach, also said he expected ideas from the two different bills to be folded into one — and held at the ready if Trump kicks up more dust.
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Speaking in Washington with O'Shaughnessy, the commissioner said that DHS has "at the ready 1,000 CBP officers, including 250 tactical enforcement officers and mobile response team professionals" with training in managing contingencies, including riot control.
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Lil Wayne is being held up at an airport in Miami right now as federal agents search a plane he was a passenger on, but he's got legal help at the ready ... TMZ has confirmed.
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After Kim asserted that he had a nuclear button at the ready, Trump last week dismissed the taunt by saying in a tweet that the U.S. button at his disposal was bigger and more powerful.
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There are two fishermen at the ready at the side of the boat to draw in each fish off the line, removing any by-catch and throwing it back into the ocean as it comes in.
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That stuff needs to happen while you also put time into growing your resistance network with new contacts, taking on immediate threats as they flare up and keeping a healthy corps of soldiers at the ready.
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That being said, if over the years you've had a few nasty run-ins with hair dryers leaving you with battle scars and burn marks, you might already have your credit card at the ready.[Dyson]
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But members of Congress have a long list of war powers proposals at the ready, and seem prepared to work across to aisle to ensure the president cannot unilaterally decide to start a conflict with Iran.
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A lot of companies like to claim their offices are personalized to their staff, but at Ansarada they've taken the idea one step further: You'll need your fingerprint at the ready to get through the door.
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Kate Middleton may be royalty, but that hasn't stopped her from wearing items in her closet more than once (even if paparazzi will be at the ready to photograph her every move — and what she's wearing).
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As you slowly pull the line in, glaring down at that little prehistoric hard-shelled monster nibbling away at week-old chicken, net at the ready, you've got one thing on your mind: a crab feast.
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Whereas Shadow's titans were encountered only in epic-music-at-the-ready set-piece situations, The Last Guardian pairs its human hero with a feathered and horned companion the size of bus at almost all times.
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The dough can be shaped into a log (keep a couple in the fridge at the ready) for slice-and-bake savory cookies, or it may be rolled out like pie dough and cut into shapes.
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We got Paris leaving the Carlyle Hotel in NYC and you can see the brush-off is quick -- she strolled to her car with the fan at the ready for her signature, but to no avail.
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The talk show host was leaving a Pilates studio Wednesday in NYC, where paps were at the ready to fire off questions about how she was doing ... without asking point-blank about her hubby's alleged mistress.
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The Mixie Formula-Mixing Baby Bottle features a chamber built into the bottom of the bottle that keeps the formula dry and at the ready while the top portion of the bottle is filled with water.
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Just imagine a Democratic House majority with subpoena power to investigate every office of the Trump administration serving alongside a Republican Senate majority at the ready to confirm all of the president's judicial and cabinet appointments.
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Hardy was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as John Fitzgerald in the critically acclaimed epic, and DiCaprio came at the ready with his tattoo design for the already inked actor.
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Descending upon a perfectly triangular wedge of cheddar or Camembert, Carr's water cracker in hand and the rest of the box at the ready, is as close to a religious experience as a cheese lover can get.
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While there were rumours on social media that security forces were at the ready on worries about another coup attempt, a U.S. military spokesman at the base said they had not seen an increased Turkish police presence.
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I find that a clear picture angled parallel to my eyes helps me concentrate better, and the Triton 900 is always at the ready to accommodate in that regard, whether I'm sitting or standing up at work.
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As I knelt in front of my bedroom mirror, scissors and plastic garbage can at the ready, I created the ragged, stringy mess that would end up being immortalized on my driver's license a few weeks later.
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Trump has also previously suggested that he was open to working with Democrats to fix the health care system, but last week endorsed the controversial measure that would repeal Obamacare outright without a replacement at the ready.
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So if you ask for a basketball player's jersey number, Google can just give you the answer and then stand at the ready for more related questions without needing you to walk it through the current context.
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Of course, the shruggie is just an example — you can obviously use this tool for any phrase you want to have at the ready, and the shortcuts will work across all your keyboards, even third-party ones.
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The woman he's asking is Bianca Lind (Noomi Rapace), an employee at a bank in central Stockholm, who has the bad luck to be present when Kaj swaggers in, machine gun at the ready, for a holdup.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress on Sunday morning, with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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This is especially true in the Middle East, where numerous customers deploy expensive systems in batteries rather than battalions — a battery being the smallest unit composition — meaning they might only have 16 total missiles at the ready.
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Much like driving with a topped-off tank of gas or folding your clothes immediately after they come out of the dryer, having your culinary necessities at the ready makes you feel like you can tackle anything.
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Any time Smith or Capaldi's versions of the Doctor got too high and mighty, there was a companion at the ready to remind them that the universe was about more than high-stakes gambling between near-gods.
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And how incredibly expensive the process of a) learning about the laws b) hiring people to gather the signatures and c) having people always at the ready to ensure the gathering is going well (and legally) is?
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Whisks at the ready — Airbnb is on the hunt for 100 budding home chefs to send off to an Italian culinary school where they will be learning from likes of Momofuku&aposs David Chang and his mother.
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Johnson, frowning slightly and staring directly at the camera, sits behind a desk in a paneled room at his official London residence with his resignation letter - which bemoaned the death of the "Brexit dream" - at the ready.
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Credit cards at the ready, people are signing up for their discounted bundles (D23 attendees can get three years of Disney+ for $140 — a savings of $23) as a timer counts down the days until it launches.
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But with no guarantee that federal assistance is at the ready, states may have to continue their efforts to figure out how to protect their own — even if that's to the detriment of the collective United States.
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And though the Pentagon still hopes for a diplomatic solution, highly classified military options are at the ready, last seriously debated when the Clinton administration pondered pre-emptive action to try to thwart North Korea's nuclear program.
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"The whole industry kind of took a little pause after the election of Trump," said Brandon J. Garrett, director of marketing at The Ready Store, which sells a wide range of prep products online and via catalog.
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Johnson, frowning slightly and staring directly at the camera, sits behind a desk in a panelled room at his official London residence with his resignation letter - which bemoaned the death of the "Brexit dream" - at the ready.
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The Texas National Guard has already used more that 500 military vehicles — with 85033 more at the ready — and 30 helicopters for search-and-rescue and medical evacuations, with 24 more requested by the state, Witham said.
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BILLUND, Denmark (Reuters) - In a low-rise factory on the outskirts of Billund, a small town in western Denmark, robots stand holding trays at the ready as pistons spit out hundreds of pieces of Lego every few seconds.
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As the #MeToo movement has brought forward the names of many men accused of sexual misconduct, it has also revealed something else: a layer of legal and public relations professionals at the ready to fight for their clients.
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If just the thought of running into battle carrying three or four Nerf blasters leaves you breathless, the Battle Racer from Hauck Toys makes it easy to simply roll up with a heavy duty arsenal at the ready.
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Globally there is a recognition that if the major economies have all gravitated together toward a weak-inflation, low-growth, and low-interest-rate world, textbook central banking may be dead — with no clear substitute at the ready.
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Its titular character is a paparazzo for monsters, demons, and deplorables, and his outfit is a cinch to replicate: jeans, a grey button down shirt with a blue sweater, a camera at the ready, and receding blond hair.
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You may have a spare tire at the ready and a fully-stocked emergency kit in your trunk, but none of that can prepare you for road emergencies like overheating, a sudden breakdown, or worse, your breaks failing.
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You'll still be left with plenty of pre-pasted toothbrushes at the ready, and toothbrushes that actually have rather soft bristles and sturdy, textured handles that work together to make the brushing experience much better than you'd expect.
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At Blooom's office on the city's outskirts, rock tunes fill the air, quants — the math wizards wearing Royals baseball caps — pound away at their computer keyboards and a beer tap and Ping-Pong table stand at the ready.
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Globally there is a recognition that if the major economies have all gravitated together toward a weak-inflation, low-growth, and low-interest-rate world, textbook central banking may be dead - with no clear substitute at the ready.
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We have a feeling the tree topper and ornaments will sell out fast (in fact, Ron Weasley is almost gone), so Potter fans, have your cards at the ready and shop this festive light show before it "evanescos!"
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An operations room was hastily set up, where commanding officers could coordinate the activities of surveillance teams on the ground, with hazardous materials units sweeping behind the assassin for radiation traces and armed response teams at the ready.
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"As described in the recent NTAS bulletin, in these times of increased threats, all organizations should increase monitoring, back up your systems, implement multi factor authentication, and have an incident response plan at the ready," the spokesperson said.
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Empty seats at US table The accelerating pace of the diplomacy between North and South Korea also risks catching Washington off-guard because it hardly has a crack team of negotiators steeped in Pyongyang's strategy at the ready.
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ST.-LOUIS, Senegal — On a hazy afternoon last week, about two dozen Senegalese commandos dressed in dark green camouflage uniforms landed their black Zodiac boats on a sandy beach and clambered ashore, their M-16 rifles at the ready.
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From the fans in their jerseys, mitts at the ready; to the woman desperately reaching over the wall; to the men dressed in polos and button-downs, all lined up to jump in; this is a memorable frozen moment.
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In the past, the Apple Store app on iOS has sometimes gone live with preorders a few minutes before the web store, so if you've got an existing iPhone or iPad at the ready, this should be your plan.
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Trump, his tweeting thumbs at the ready, will likely pounce if the Democratic candidates embrace "The Squad" -- four female minority lawmakers he racially attacked when he said they should "go back" home -- even though all four are US citizens.
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A White House official said aides from the National Security Council were accompanying Trump during his trip to Florida this weekend, and the secure facility -- kitted out with video-conferencing technology and other classified features -- stands at the ready.
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At the session's opening on March 238th (tea mugs, pictured, at the ready), the prime minister, Li Keqiang, announced that China had met all of the main targets that it set five years ago for completion by this year.
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A person familiar with the billionaire philanthropist's thinking said that, if Steyer does enter the presidential field, he already has a team of staffers and operatives at the ready through his existing network of nonprofits and political action committees.
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Nikon sees the KeyMission 80 as something people will clip to a bag strap, keeping it always at the ready and using it over their smartphone's camera — a big bet in an era when smartphone cameras are really good.
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Those cards (on which you run a tab and pay on the way out) at the ready, we set off to explore the 18th-century palace that houses Palácio Chiado, which opened to a lot of buzz in April.
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Deputy US Attorney Robert Khuzami ended his remarks announcing Cohen pleas with an unusual paean to the rule of law and the notion that the criminal justice system stands at the ready to prosecute wrongdoers without fear of favor.
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The restored room is a museum piece, and yet it is alive, as though engineers stepped out briefly but would be right back — thick mission books, RC Cola cans, Winston cigarettes packs and rotary dial phones at the ready.
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OM-JE: Soon enough, you'll be able to say bison (though probably just your dad will), give your seal of approval to any group chat or have those pinched fingers at the ready when you drop the perfect pun.
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Cutting the Cord: What Parents and Teenagers Need to Know In her Help Desk column, Judith Newman shares books on "adulting" — learning the skills we need to make it in the world, without Mom or Dad at the ready.
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As important as it is to always have a supply of diapers at the ready, finding time to go to the store to replenish the stockpile is hardly the best use of what little free time a parent has.
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So begins a Saturday morning in a Lufthansa first-class lounge at Frankfurt Airport, where one can while away the hours at the buffet, in a sleeping room or with a hot shower (robes and slippers at the ready).
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Today, the experts, all of whom possess some kind of culinary or nutritional background, have an elaborate database of turkey tips and recipes at their fingertips, with links at the ready to send out via text and social media.
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Staged with resonant economy by the talented Anne Kauffman, with sharp and subtle movement direction by Sonya Tayeh, "Hundred Days" is cabaret as cri de coeur, and it is advisable to watch it with a handkerchief at the ready.
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Fundraising chairs, bundlers and at-the-ready event hosts were identified in all 50 states -- and none of that included the campaign's own joint-fundraising operation with RNC, which pulled in more than $703 million in its first quarter of existence.
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I asked Mitchell why, with a captive audience of VR's earliest adopters at the ready, Oculus had not yet announced a pre-order date or price for the final Rift Consumer headset, which had been making the rounds since June.
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We already know that, for some reason, they had those chains at the ready, so even if they didn't know when they'd be pulling a dragon out of the depths of a lake, they clearly knew that one day they would.
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Though Khan's faith has become a large part of the political narrative in the days following his dad's speech, Walker instead remembers the man who was always at the ready with an emergency meal when unrelenting duty led to grumbling stomachs.
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When international negotiations with countries like North Korea, Iran, Russia, and China potentially don't go in the direction those countries would like them to go, they have built up a cyber arsenal that's at the ready that they can use.
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Most of the looks require one cupcake-like dress of some sort to fulfill, and if you don't have a bridesmaid gown at the ready, a trip to the thrift shop (to pick up someone else's discard!) will set you up.
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Products that feature mineral waters from such geologically unique places as the Dead Sea or Icelandic glaciers, botanical waters including rose and artichoke, and, lately, waters that have been steeped in so-called healing energies, are all at the ready.
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That's why it's so important to "resource map" our own lives, so that when we're tempted to think that we have no recourse and no one to turn to, we'll have a list at the ready to prove us wrong.
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The easy-to-install filter attaches to all standard faucets without the need of any tools to instantly filter out 99% of lead, chlorine, and other contaminants found in tap water, so you'll have clean, great-tasting H2O at the ready.
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We'll have to wait to see if Graham actually ends up wearing this maxi to Coachella — but if it's any indication of what the rest of her wardrobe looks like, we're going to have our credit cards at the ready.
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A few yards away was a circle of girls, iPhones at the ready as they waited to see what would happen to the next person to skip over a gasoline-dowsed-and-blazing rope (spoiler alert: They all got burned).
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But when the courses were converted from a lecture to a class in which substantial time was spent in a computer lab — with immediate online feedback and instructors at the ready — the number of D's and F's plummeted to 19 percent.
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Like with her search for Latinx writers for previous projects, she's found she has had to put forth more effort to find African American and East Indian writers because agencies don't typically have a deep well of them at the ready.
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He had studied up with particular diligence on Clinton's record and past statements and relentlessly called her out for flip-flops and belated epiphanies, all of which she reflexively denied, frequently with a smile that she had at the ready.
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You'll have one at the ready — when your time surely comes — to pretend like there's nothing wrong with what you did to the people who looked up to you, trusted you and relied on you for connections, careers and livelihoods.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lipstick in hand and phone at the ready, Meghna Sahoo darkens her eyes with kohl, combs her long, black hair and adjusts a dupatta scarf so she is primed for her first client of the day.
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There's a glass partition that I'd press against, as if there was nothing between me and the immense sun-drenched lacuna beneath us, Ciarnán at the ready just in case the glass shattered under the stress of my little form.
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On a June morning last year, as Britain awoke to the startling news that voters had approved Brexit, the central bank governor, Mark Carney, took to television to offer assurances that help was at the ready to cushion against nasty consequences.
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A disability-rights activist, Kerima Çevik, the mother of a nonspeaking teenager named Mustafa, proposes the establishment of a 911-type number dedicated to handling mental-health emergencies, with community crisis-response teams at the ready rather than police officers.
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With the Anita Hill travesty as a backdrop, a self-described sexual predator in the White House, a sea of old, privileged men in the Senate and media at the ready to smear and bully, why take on this abuse?
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"This includes sharing lifesaving information with families before and during emergencies, prepositioning supplies at-the-ready to respond rapidly to natural disasters, and providing resources to activate large-scale responses as needed in the event of a disaster," it added.
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Mr. Evers, 218, was a teacher and principal before he became the state's Superintendent of Public Instruction, and he looks the part — a pen at the ready in his dress shirt pocket, a flop of white hair and a gentle smile.
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The president makes decisions in part based on the blurts emitted from a media world of his own creation, his television tuned to Fox News and his cellphone at the ready to dial up any number of its on-air talent.
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Editorial Observer FAIRFAX, Va. — A poster figure of John Wayne, the mega-hero of Hollywood westerns, offers a greeting here at the gun museum's gallery door as he holds his Winchester carbine at the ready and offers an amiably crooked grin.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North and South Korea have removed all weapons and ammunition from the Joint Security Area (JSA), the notorious spot between the two Koreas where soldiers from North and South stand face to face, guns at the ready.
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California has a rich history of rejecting well-heeled candidates — so much so that its veteran class of operatives all have a pithy soundbite at the ready about the carcasses of millionaire candidates left to rot on the shoulders of freeways.
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And then, obviously, there's the random justice-seeker who appears to have no involvement in the accident, but jumps out of his van—where he apparently has a sledgehammer at the ready—and proceeds to methodically swing at the SUV.
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So you better have payment information at the ready as you click through our round-up of the brand's offerings — we can't make any promises about how long any of this coveted inventory will be available before you're relegated to the waiting list.
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Slack's purpose is to improve workplace communication, but it's also a vehicle for workplace surveillance, made obvious by the green dot next to your name indicating whether you're sitting at a keyboard at the ready, or an empty gray dot revealing your absence.
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This is in part thanks to the benefits of being an A-list celebrity with famous aestheticians like Shani Darden at the ready to take care of her complexion, but it's also true that Jessica Alba is a total skin-care nerd.
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This smart device may not be able to do everything on your to-do list, but it's like having your very own elf, always at the ready to tackle your next holiday item and to take the stress out of the season.
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It's unclear if this is the result of a carefully planned social media strategy, or Trudeau's intuitive understanding of his place in the world and the current technology landscape, where everybody has a camera and a social media account at the ready.
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With the chicken cooked and sauce at the ready, Grinker quickly stir-fries fistfuls of snow peas, chopped onion, peanuts, and sliced garlic, with dried chilies, chili paste, Sichuan peppercorns, and chili flakes, adding stock and the kung po sauce as necessary.
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The couple's group portraits show Angola prisoners transported to work fields as if they were merely equipment, piled together in hitched carts, or marching in the hot sun with hoes or mattocks as white guards on horseback keep a rifle at the ready.
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They crowded the store's aisles one recent morning as they often do, filling baskets with piles of face creams, skin lotions and lip balms, with smartphones at the ready to look up items online, and suitcases in tow to carry them all home.
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It's a problem many travelers have, but you can have your best recommendations at the ready by using a check-in app during your trip, such as Foursquare Swarm, or using a notes app, where you jot down the spots you're hitting.
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The couple has a private security staff that includes former Secret Service and State Department officers, and they keep a private plane at the ready at Honolulu Airport, which Mr. Omidyar has said is so that the family can escape a disaster quickly.
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"In the past three months, health care providers have been preparing themselves for these attacks, either with Bitcoin at the ready or with professional incident responders," said Chris Camacho, the chief strategy officer at Flashpoint, a New York company that tracked Friday's attacks.
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There are tools at the ready: active naming and shaming of Iranian behavior in international fora; announced changes to American rules of engagement in the Gulf; covert pushback against Iran and Iranian proxies; abandoning the role of Iranian facilitator in commercial markets.
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With a wide array of unusual venues for ceremonies, support services at the ready and a host of sightseeing activities to keep guests busy, Newport's wedding business is thriving, said Evan Smith, president and chief executive of Discover Newport, a tourism bureau.
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And there is no doubt that Mesdames Williams, Connelly and Vikander, all of whom have appeared in Vuitton ad campaigns and dutifully show up at the ready-to-wear collections, have been paid by the brand for their work and their appearances.
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When the boa foils some robbers who break in to her house, guns at the ready, and tie up and gag the prim Madame Bodot ( the book perhaps snuck in an innocent preview of Ungerer's sexual bondage-related art), he becomes a hero.
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Supervised consumption sites, also known as safe injection sites, are spaces where people can use drugs with sterile syringes and the supervision of trained staff, with the opioid overdose antidote naloxone and other medical equipment at the ready if anything goes wrong.
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Hatakeyama documented the aftermath of the terrible natural event, photographing piles and piles of cars smashed to smithereens, buildings reduced to rubble, homes flooded in water, and construction equipment, (as seen in his early Lime Hill photographs) at the ready for cleanup efforts.
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We get a transcript featuring a "Representative" playing the part of asking dumb questions and "Medium" standing in for Zuck with his generic "we immediately built a fix" and "I will have my team look into it and follow up" response at the ready.
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At the waxing salon, a cut-glass decanter of tequila is at the ready for first-time Brazilian customers, which — okay, you know what, that tequila was actually pretty helpful back in the day, and far be it from me to deprive other first-timers.
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If the effort sputters, as it has so many times in the past, Republican Representative Mike Coffman has a Plan B at the ready: a three-year pause in deporting qualified Dreamers to give Congress yet more time to come up with a permanent fix.
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But aside from utility, Wolf mentioned by far Temi's most romantically attractive quality: He visibly pays attention to your every move, following your lead as you walk around with seamless navigation, always at the ready to lend a supporting hand when you need it.
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I was the one with all the bank and bill-pay logins at the ready, so as we set up the first rows of our budget, I called out relevant numbers like take-home pay and our average utility bills over the last 12 months.
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At the very least, the fact that the new Gear 360 is $120 cheaper than the first one makes it less of a burden to buy and simply have at the ready for whenever you find the "right" moment to shoot something in 360 degrees.
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These keys also maintain all of their own personal data, which they approve for usage by dapps on the Ethereum "world computer," which performs billions of transactions per second courtesy of Plasma and (again) AIs monitoring the system with fraud proofs at the ready.
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Only this time, he'll have at his disposal millions of the troops he's inspired during the campaign at the ready; available to do everything from storm Capitol Hill in protest to apply pressure on the neoliberal Democratic establishment members representing them around the country.
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At every level Contreras has seen of the Cubs organization, from his earliest days catching in Boise to this past week in the big leagues, there have been experienced catchers and catching instructors standing at the ready, watching and coaching and encouraging and correcting.
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" The lead that day by AP reporter Relman Morin: "Hardened paratroopers, in battle dress and with bayonets at the ready, brought nine Negro students quietly into Central High School Wednesday in a new climax to the hate-filled struggle over integration in Little Rock.
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How could you not like an AI helper that stands at-the-ready to tell you the weather forecast, your daily schedule, control your smart home tech, and remind you of the name of the actor who was in that movie that one time.
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All of the IP-intensive industries that are a part of ACTION for Trade stand at the ready to work with the administration and Congress to preserve and protect our creative and innovative industries and the nearly 60 million American jobs they collectively support.
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Accompanied by their 33-year-old son, Mattias, as well as ceramics students, architects, professors and community members, they lead clay scouting expeditions, shovels and buckets at the ready, pinpointing, say, a patch behind a Subway shop in Texas or a Juarez brick factory.
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As we jostled through the throng, camera apps and Mona Lisa smiles at the ready, I sensed the displeasure of my wife who considered it absurd to check the Mona Lisa box on a rainy Easter weekend when all the world seemed inside the Louvre.
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Then in a brightly lit operating room with all the high-tech tools of modern surgery at the ready, a masked surgeon would reach into a young woman's still-warm body in order to turn one family's devastating loss into new hope for numberless strangers.
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But I believe there's a very good case to be made for a large government stimulus program that is at the ready for worst-case outcomes, that shifts the focus from monetary policy to fiscal policy and that takes advantage of historically low interest rates.
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When audience members ask Mr. Carroll how Shaw might have reacted to these changes, he has an answer at the ready — a letter Shaw wrote in about 1930 to Barry Jackson, who wanted to name his own summer theater festival in England after the dramatist.
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Whether rushing to salvage the cases of Scotch newly liberated from a foundering cargo ship, or scrambling to hide their spoils from a bumbling Home Guard captain (Eddie Izzard, creamy English vowels at the ready), the islanders are as uninteresting as Macroon's woolly cardigans.
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Except that in this case, the 97-year-old driver in question is married to the queen, has a longstanding reputation for being a bit too fond of going fast and has drivers at the ready to take him wherever he might like to go.
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More details on the contest's rules will be made available closer to the day, so folks looking to win big (small?) should keep an eye on Lego's social media accounts over the next week, and be at the ready to toss their names in the ring.
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PALO ALTO (Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President John Williams on Saturday reiterated his view that the U.S. central bank should begin trimming its massive balance sheet later this year, in part so the Fed has more tools at the ready when the next recession hits.
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In October, JoJu expanded to a sleek two-level outpost on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, with iPad kiosks, an Instagram-primed alcove emblazoned with the words "Oh Darling Darling Stand Banh Mi," and an astonishingly efficient and upbeat squad of sandwich assemblers at the ready.
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She told us what he was saying was not true, and that we should fact check, but when he's throwing the kitchen sink at her, it would have been nice if she had had a short, 10 or 15 second, rejoinder at the ready for each attack.
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Each found themselves drawn, to varying degrees, into their parents' efforts to gather as a family, at supper, through shared hobbies, looking after pets, or simply chatting in front of the television — albeit each with phones or tablets at the ready — before peeling off in separate directions.
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With an arsenal of Afro-Cuban drum patterns at the ready and a steady supply of MCs fast-chatting in Cuban Spanish or slipping into a reggae flow, he cranks out Latin-tinged rap numbers for Guampara Music, the country's first independent hip-hop production outfit.
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Mr. Trump arrived at the White House without a large contingent of well-known Washington names at the ready, and some jobs have been filled with people new to government or lacking experience in the fields where they now work, according to a review of financial disclosures.
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The 7 A.M. Enfant Polar Warmmuffs Stroller Hand Muffs are rated for use in temperatures down to -4º Fahrenheit, so even if you live in truly frigid climes, they'll keep your hands warm and at the ready as you and the kid roll down the street.
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Now, in the event there is some kind of breach, the insurance company will help send a team to the office, have bitcoin accounts at the ready in the event of ransomware attacks and help to notify clients according of the event in accordance with regulatory requirements.
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Consequently, market talk intensified that it's becoming time for the German government step in and assure investors that it will be at the ready to stabilize both Deutsche and the broader system — much along the lines of what U.S. officials had to do during the 2008 financial crisis.
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More than a dozen protesters and Donald Trump supporters had said that a group planned to burn a US flag, and officers and medics with fire extinguishers stood at the ready a block away on Euclid and E. 4th Street in the minutes before the incident kicked off.
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It has carried out military missions in the Balkans, in Afghanistan, and in the Mediterranean; it is involved in preventive security steps, such as training and advising partner countries; it enables the United States to share the burden with others by having an integrated military structure at the ready.
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Against this backdrop the current administration cleared the way for the publication of instructions so that any individual—irrespective of prior criminal history, ties to terrorism, or concerns about mental health—can print instructions, assemble the parts and have at the ready a firearm capable of inflicting death.
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Beyond the physical space, note the proliferation of amenities that soften the pecuniary nature of the retail experience: At one end of the spectrum, a cup holder on the handlebar of your grocery-store cart; at the other end, silver platters of chilled San Pellegrino at the ready.
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Csnaps is comprised of three main functions which appeal specifically to fans, celebrities, and users looking to inspire others and give back to the community: Basically, anyone who downloads the app as a "fan" can have it at the ready on the off chance they should run into celebrity.
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Seattle and King County Director of Public Health Patty Hayes on Monday said the region's public officials are "at the ready" to impose quarantines or cancellations of events as the state has prepared five levels of actions it could take for containment and mitigation, the Seattle Times reported.
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When King then inquired if Buttigieg had taken any DNA tests recently — a reference to a line from Lizzo's hit song, in which she sings, "I just took a DNA test, turns out I'm 100 percent that bitch," — the Oval Office contender had a response at the ready.
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So we have a sort of shorthand when we talk to each other on headsets during a game, how to anticipate what might happen, how to maybe have a song at the ready but to be prepared and fluid and enough to change it at the last second.
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In July, during USA Basketball's exhibition tour in New York, I watched as Robinson worked the sidelines with notebook in hand and pen at the ready, quietly chatting with Tamika Catchings, hugging Breanna Stewart and warmly wishing her luck in Rio, and pausing to snap a picture with Sue Bird.
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Sequoia will typically arrange meetings for the morning so they can invite you back for a second meeting with more partners that same afternoon; Benchmark's partners are quick to travel to wherever you are in the world and sell you on working together (with a term sheet at the ready).
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While Snap has so far refrained from publicly commenting on the mounting challenge (Evan Spiegel reportedly told employees "focus" is the most important issue facing the company) they now have a convenient new answer at the ready: Facebook may have more users, but our users are a lot more engaged.
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Mr. O'Rourke had no traditional campaign-in-waiting at the ready after the midterms — the sort of operation available to a more experienced holdout like former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. or carefully built over months by first-time presidential candidates like Senators Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris.
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His cheeks red, hair matted with sweat, Novak Djokovic appeared to be in such distress as he trudged to a changeover on a steamy U.S. Open afternoon that someone suggested it would be a good idea to have a trash can at the ready, just in case he lost his lunch.
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Here at the "Ready to Run" program at Rutgers University — an annual event that features classes, conferences and training for women who want to run for office but are unsure of the next steps — attendance has climbed by nearly 300 percent compared with past averages, according to the event organizers.
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But given the near-unbeatable production systems of Kalashnikov Concern, the company's highly public reputation for reliability, and the existing supply of the ubiquitous AK family of rifles available for modernization, one thing seems certain: the Russian soldiers of the future will race into battle with a Kalashnikov at the ready.
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When Adrian Beltre awaits a lazy, inning-ending pop fly at third base, Profar shuttles behind him in a shadow stance that could be lifted out of an instructional video, glove at the ready on the miniscule chance that one of the best third basemen ever to field his position muffs the catch.
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Describing the child's injury as an "extremely massive blow to her head," Richland County prosecutor Gary Bishop said that the blow "was so severe that this could have been done in an emergency room with brain surgeons standing by at the ready and they could not have saved her," the Richland Source reports.
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The women suing Girls Do Porn allege that they were manipulated into signing contracts—sometimes under the influence of alcohol served by Girls Do Porn, or while being bullied by men in the hotel rooms where the scenes would take place, with a cameraman and male porn performer standing at the ready.
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While shakily clambering under a hand rail, Ms. Mensah-Schramm tore down a neo-Nazi poster declaring that "we" would never celebrate the end of World War II. She also made short work of a hand-drawn, fist-size swastika with a bottle of nail polish remover she keeps at the ready.
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Even investment strategists — a tribe always at the ready with the best relative values in stocks and bonds — acknowledge the "optionality" value of cash these days, which is an obtuse way of saying it makes sense to have some money on the sidelines ready to get back in the game after sell-offs.
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The only reason I have the Nielsen numbers for You and Sex Education at the ready is that they were mentioned in a recent press conference, by FX Networks president John Landgraf — a persistent critic of Netflix who has been needling away at its refusal to make its data publicly known for years.
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But it's not just Stiles: The whole cast gets their moment to shine, from Lilli Cooper's co-star-turned-love-interest Julie Nichols and her understated remarks about Being A Woman Today to Dorothy's bemused, seen-it-all slacker roommate, Jeff (Andy Grotelueschen), who has always got the perfect quip at the ready.
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They include repairing old signals and broken-down cars, clearing debris from the rails and platforms, cleaning clogged drains, inspecting subway car doors, having teams at the ready to handle various emergencies, improving track welding, extending countdown clocks to all stations, streamlining management procedures and communicating clearly with riders when trouble arises.
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It was a year that felt like a decade: 240 saw the arrival of a new president (and an at-the-ready resistance movement), the unsealing of long-held silences on abuse and consent, a radically new world order and a terrifying spate of natural and human-made disasters (fire, water, terror).
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It's not just the machine learning algorithms that are determining which outfit you should wear: Amazon has hired "fashion specialists" to work on this feature as well, although it wouldn't say whether those humans are waiting at the ready for your photo submissions and rushing to get a response to customers within one minute.
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None of them offer much in the way of plot, but we do get to watch Scarlett Johansson's character—a cyborg-human special-ops officer named Major—as she disconnects herself from a bunch of wires, and as she heads down a darkened hallway, gun at the ready, toward a congregation of bald-headed dudes.
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The four stations were equipped with all sorts of standard VR safeguards designed to protect their users — a hefty guard rail, a little rubber strip at toe height, employees at the ready — and related instructions: don't pick your feet up off the ground, don't wander too far, pick an environment and play with it.
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While modern laptops and TV sets can't get used in every context in a production—companies focused on props for stage productions tend to offer up actual vintage computers, rather than fake ones—having a firm like Props America at the ready is certainly a nice backup option for the stage crews of the world.
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Our designated drivers at the ready, we piled into our convoy of hatchbacks, heading back to our parents places once more to carry on smoking skunk like it was going out of fashion and listening to more D&B tapes but now at a really low volume so as to not wake anyone in the house up.
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The head of the general staff of Iran's armed forces told Iranian news agency Tasnim on Thursday that "the regime will impose a more severe revenge on the enemy in the near future," and the head of the Revolutionary Guards' aerospace force said Iran had "hundreds of missiles at the ready," warning a series of attacks ahead.
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To show, yes, that Warren's claim that she had some Native American blood is almost certainly true, but also to show that she has a full campaign team who understands how modern campaigns work and is at the ready to deal -- and deal effectively -- with any sorts of problems that arise during the course of the campaign.
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But if you like the idea of keeping a cheap tiny camera clipped to your belt, always at the ready, while your smartphone stays safely tucked away in your pocket, Canon promises that early supporters can snag one for up to 30 percent off whatever the retail price ends up being—assuming enough people get on board to make the campaign a success.
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By August 2505, the Carrolls and their business partners finished renovating the 2982-room motel in a modern New Mexican aesthetic: The lobby is a warren of equipale barrel chairs; Navajo fabrics; turned wood furniture by Dan John Anderson; a Paustian modular sofa designed in 101 and other creative touches (yes, there is a turntable for guest use at-the-ready).
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Festival season has kicked off and spring break has come and gone, which, in beauty land, signals more than a return to '90s space buns and a re-up on spray tans: Summer is about to happen, meaning it's about to get hot AF. Some beauty adjustments are intuitive this time of year, like having an elastic at the ready to pull hair off of sweaty skin.
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It ends with the justifiably acclaimed sequence that cuts from Ron and his activist girlfriend Patrice, armed and at the ready, in Lee's signature dolly zoom (where characters seem to float in mid-air, tugged along by the camera), to the Klan, still out there, still menacing, to our present-day white nationalist horrors and the death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville in 2017.
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With its prismatic glass facade and 114 light-filled suites (Champagne on speed dial, flutes at the ready), the entire property was created as a 2303st-century embodiment of a French crystal brand founded circa 1764 by the royal decree of King Louis XV. "I mean, listen, the name is worth 100 million bucks," said Barry Sternlicht, the chairman and C.E.O. of Starwood Capital Group.
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And he was an easy one to spot, riding his bicycle through Midtown, where he did most of his field work: his bony-thin frame draped in his utilitarian blue French worker's jacket, khaki pants and black sneakers (he himself was no one's idea of a fashion plate), with his 21994-millimeter camera slung around his neck, ever at the ready for the next fashion statement to come around the corner.
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They recently did, in fact, have their spot blown up: Though the restaurant has a "mariachi band at the ready" and a "menu that will simply delight carnivores," according to Lonely Planet, it turns out that El Sarape's most top secret recipe was a hole in the floor through which they smuggled thousands of pounds of marijuana to a house on the other side of the border in Calexico.
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Indeed, Trump has made most of his climate, health, energy and economic decisions without consulting any scientists, without inviting into the White House a broad range of experts, without putting forth his own clear-cut alternatives to the systems he's unraveling, without having at the ready a team of aides or a political coalition able to implement any alternatives and without a strategic framework that connects all of his dots.
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And he was an easy one to spot, riding his bicycle through Midtown, where he did most of his field work: his bony-thin frame draped in his utilitarian blue French worker's jacket, khaki pants and black sneakers (he himself was no one's idea of a fashion plate), with his 35-millimeter camera slung around his neck, ever at the ready for the next fashion statement to come around the corner.
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To Cécile McLorin Salvant, who won this year's Grammy Award for jazz vocal album ("For One to Love"), the coffee maker is at once more mundane and magical: a quick means to what she calls "a wonderful drug," and a reminder of her childhood home in Miami, where she grew up with the scent of coffee always at the ready, bubbling in any one of her parents' three battered and beloved Moka pots.
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Meeting up with our driver, we were taken a gridlocked mile to a blockaded street (though motorcycles zigzagged through) and, my camera at the ready now, we stepped out into a stream of people passing kiosks selling firecrackers, chewing tobacco, incense, plastic figurines of Vishnu and Ganesh, and swamis with painted faces offering to pose for 50 rupees, about 75 cents, toward broad steps of the ghat, a word derived from the Sanskrit term for embankment.
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Though "Plate 34" (April 19, 1960), is rather typical of images documenting the Civil Rights Movement's early Southern manifestations, it is less habitually associated with the movement, in favor of other kinds of images also proffered in this collection: White segregationists staging their own counter protests; White mobs beating and brutalizing Black activists; White police doing the same under the cover of keeping the peace; Black church services; funerals where Civil Rights leaders are publicly and fervently mourned; National Guardsmen standing with rifles at the ready, trying to stanch the overflow of violence.
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