That's why I'd stay away, there are better opportunities elsewhere.
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Being so far away, there was nothing to do but panic.
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On Taiwan, an hour's flight away, there has been a different narrative.
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If the problem doesn&apost go away, there are still other workarounds.
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By Wednesday, with the storm just hours away, there was no transportation available.
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I was blown away; there was another girl skateboarder aside from Elissa Steamer.
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There is guilt, there is complicity, there is looking away, there is beauty.
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I thought about the many people whose mementos might be packed away there.
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Only a few miles away, there are still people trapped in their homes.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... there were no smartphones.
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But about 1.5 miles away, there seemed to be hills that were more interesting.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there were Lego knock-offs.
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Once the hype goes away, there will always be cool art happening in this city.
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He was at the party, and right away there needed to be more of him.
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CNN is looking into reports that these individuals are being turned away there, as well.
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You will not know that … 10km [6.2 miles] away there are people shooting at police.
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Since the system is still several days away, there could be variations in the forecast.
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Once even that went away, there was a big change in our regard toward them.
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When someone passes away, there are currently two options for how to handle their Facebook account.
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But with Independence Day now just three weeks away, there are no plans for any hearings.
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Klitschko still more than three-months away, there is certainly the potential for that to happen.
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Worse was when I'd suddenly black back in — Hello, you went away there for a second.
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So, right away there should be a message telling me what had happened to that. Right?
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Just a few miles away, there are mountains for hiking and beaches for swimming or surfing.
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Luckily, à la "Blown Away," there are many earnest, enthusiastic shows that focus on actual skills.
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Though with the phone's official unveiling a month away, there will likely be more leaks and previews.
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While policy change is merely an attorney general's pen stroke away, there are legal and political obstacles.
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If you want to dress up and dance the night away, there are official and unofficial options.
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Two blocks away, there were drug deals and shootings, which I saw walking to and from school.
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As I walk away, there are only a few hours left until the start of the holiday.
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Even as you write, I see you writing away there, what if your editor kills your piece?
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Image: ESA/NASA/HubbleA long time ago in two galaxies far, far away, there was quite the kerfuffle.
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With the election less than a month away, there is a looming dilemma for Republicans that remains unresolved.
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And though the movie is a long time away, there will be another Pixar offering in the interim.
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But the problem hasn't gone away -- there are still almost 30 million uninsured people in the United States.
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" You might be thinking, "But I can spot an email scam a mile away — there are typos everywhere!
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But an ocean away, there may be a middle-aged man who has questions about who fathered him.
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When we look from far away there is nothing, then when you look through a camera zoom it's different.
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Without giving too much away, there is a turn from just touches of magical realism into all-out fantasy.
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"That's different from me taking something away — there I'm taking something away where I'm representing the nation," he said.
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Long ago and far away, there was a political consensus that just about every American could expect to respect.
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And even if you have more severe issues (and a wedding that's less than a year away), there are options.
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It blows me away there are people out there who don't smoke weed, but maybe that's me being totally crazy.
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In addition to Away, there was Bluesmart, which began selling smart luggage after crowdfunding its product in 2014 on Indiegogo.
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In Brooklyn, with the scent of saltwater coming across the boardwalk half a block away, there are tables and cutlery.
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While our constant movement kept mosquitos away, there were other bugs — some of which were the largest I'd ever seen.
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At Todai, "you can see right away there is something completely out of balance," said Ms. Hayashi, a literature major.
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Whenever a celebrity passes away there is some sadness, but it is hard to feel robbed by a 95-year run.
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And while Thud hadn't planned to make money right away, there are some obvious routes the company knew it could explore.
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Once upon a time, it went, in a land not-so-far away, there lived an honest and hard-working man.
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With Title IX half a century away, there were few opportunities for girls, let alone black girls, to play organized sports.
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Because Earth will be several light minutes away, "there is no way to joystick this mission in real time," Aung said.
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" If the tech cold war went away, there would be significant tech M&A activity, but that's not likely to happen."
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With Hanukkah and Christmas less than two weeks away, there are potatoes to grate, nuts to chop and doughs to mix.
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The same goes for the rest of Indonesia -- it is likely there are many more ancient art sites hidden away there.
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With Trump's inauguration less than two weeks away, there are any number of stories of massive importance that need the public's attention.
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Yet with the election only seven weeks away, there is little time for local parties to scour the land for suitable hardliners.
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She passed away there in 1954 of a pulmonary embolism, and many who visit the museum claim they feel Kahlo's spirit. 2.
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"Without giving too many details away, there are many logical and mathematical challenges, along with cyphers to meander through," Radzyminski told VICE.
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They all tend to be based on the disastrous misconception that if you give your self away there will be less of you.
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When someone passes away, there are many logistics to deal with that make the mourning process even more complicated than it already is.
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When recently Robert Ryman passed away, there was in some obituaries an almost audible skepticism about the ultimate value of his pure art.
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In addition to all the secrets and treasures tucked away, there are entire, completely optional subplots that help color your understanding of Midgard.
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With the start of preseason games still about two months away, there&aposs plenty of time for those matters to get worked out.
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I hope that when the cameras leave and they put the crutches away, there will be people to support them through their heartache.
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"It will help a little, but the problems aren't going to go away - there is no easy avenue for them really," he said.
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With the release of Avengers: Endgame just days away, there couldn't be a better time to honor the heroes who started it all.
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The company expects 68,000 employees to sign up right away; there is no up-front investment from workers required and no GPA minimum.
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Clinton, like everyone else's, but they could explain that away: There is a lot of evidence that undecided voters broke toward Mr. Trump.
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In the digital age, where nearly everything is a click away, there is growing pressure to flaunt possessions that no one else can buy.
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Transphobia hasn't gone away — there is still much to be done to ensure every trans and nonbinary person has a safe and affirming life.
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The man and woman who become known as Adam and Eve first appear in Genesis, and right away there is a peculiarity about them.
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In another church some 200 meters away, there is no sound of thwacks and thumps, but instead the calming tones of a French horn.
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With the weekend only a few days away, there are some wonderful deals on Amazon to get the most out of your Saturdays and Sundays.
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Me and John were always banging away there, which I think helped bring some kind of continuity to it, but it is an unusual story.
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So, with the Dow now still just 66 points away, there is some hope the Dow gets there in the final trading days of 2016.
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Right, so you worked for IBM, but still continued to slave away there as many ... That's a normal career for a lot of people. Yeah.
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Some speculated there might be as much fresh water locked away there as is present on all of Earth: Dawn is now sleuthing for clues.
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" A few blocks away, there was an even larger march of left-wingers upset about the right-wingers, carrying a banner that read "Smash fascism.
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"Though we did have an office two blocks away, there was a lot of piano-playing and singing in our apartment," Ms. Anderson-Lopez said.
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But many fear that if the PCAOB goes away, there won't be enough pressure on auditors to make sure their audits are strong and rigorous.
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Maybe in a galaxy far, far away there is a Baby Yoda Chia Pet that is too unbearably cute for us to see right now.
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If you need a book right away, there&aposs no faster way to purchase it that to buy an e-book and download it instantly.
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With midterms just a couple of months away, there has been concern over a repeat of the foreign interference seen in the 2016 presidential election.
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"Once upon a time, in a land far away, there was this thing called the Mafia and there were five families," Ms. Louis-Jeune said.
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"I know that I can't save everybody ... [and] if we are going to be stuck somewhere 600 miles away, there is absolutely nothing we can do."
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With Brexit just 18 months away, there is no sign of large sums of money being assigned for this purpose, says Joseph Owen of the IFG.
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I'm not really giving anything away there because I don't think there'd be much of a show since the show is so much about our friendship.
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With the U.S. presidential election just two months away, there are concerns that the condition is a late setback for Clinton at a crucial campaigning time.
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The left-hand side of my neck between collar and jaw was numb, and when I took my hand away there was blood on my fingers.
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"When these glaciers break away ... there&aposs nothing holding back these ecosystems that have been growing and developing for thousands of years," White tells the Guardian .
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Although the 22016 election is still more than 2400 months away, there are already four times as many Republicans leaving the House as there are Democrats.
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But once all the variables, like parental education and income, are stripped away, there is no indication that those who take A.P.s do better in college.
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While borrowers, in many cases, feel the sting from higher interest rates right away, there is usually a delay before savers start to see any benefits.
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Why Washington can turn away There are reasons why Washington may be able to turn away this time -- but it might not be the same forever.
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"After my dad passed away, there was such an outpouring of emotion from everywhere," Nimoy says in Episode 218 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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However, if you would prefer to simply have your account deleted when you pass away, there is a link on this menu to request this as well.
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Thousands of miles away, there was an increase in periods of colder than usual sea surface temperatures over the Pacific Ocean, known today as La Niña events.
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More than 1,000 light-years away, there is a star that has been baffling astronomers since it was first observed in data collected by the Kepler mission.
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" He went on to suggest that while warp drive and transporters are still a long way away, there could be "--big spaceships that can go far places?
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The apartment is in an area of Vienna called Hietzing, which Gerda admits is quite affluent — indeed, just a few minutes away there are huge, grand houses.
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A short drive away, there is another pie, heavily seasoned with cinnamon, at the Salish Lodge & Spa overlooking Snoqualmie Falls, the waterfall in the series' opening credits.
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"If political conflict goes away, there really isn't a whole lot for the markets to worry about and that could be setting up for a market top."
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While none of these 32-inchers blew us away, there are a couple that are clear standouts if you want the best contrast, color, and overall image quality.
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If this is what you want to be for Halloween, be sure to like this post and click the link in bio — er, sorry, got carried away there.
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With the election only 56 days away, there is a renewed sense of urgency among liberal pundits to influence coverage of a race they fear is slipping away.
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But when its lies are so painstakingly and publicly unpicked, and its veneer of untruth ripped away, there is undoubtedly reputational damage to the authority of Vladimir Putin.
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But despite the fact we were hardly having our first dance, cutting a cake, or toasting the night away, there was one incredible commonality: raw, core-rattling love.
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Without giving too much away, there are plots featuring Tuca's insecure attempts to adjust to a life without alcohol and Bertie's frustration with the men who surround her.
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Mr. Obama arrived in the Senate in 2005 the darling of Democrats, while Mr. Biden had been toiling away there since 463, working his way through the ranks.
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While no one thinks the deduction will go away, there has been talk in Washington, D.C., about modifying it for "at least" the last 10 years, Yearley noted.
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And Horne didn't know that about 200 miles away there was another body -- an adult woman who 853 years later would be identified as the boy's slain mother.
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But though the Sunshine State looked close in September, Clinton appears to be pulling away there now, leading by 3 to 4 points in the five most recent polls.
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Without giving too much away, there is also a looming ecological catastrophe facing Halcyon and the way the game frames your actions and decisions against that reality is surprising.
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As Operation Perfect Hedge fades away, there is little doubt that the temptation to develop an "edge" by using confidential information will cause some to seek out inside information.
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While the junta and the security services aligned with figures from Bashir's regime cannot be wished away, there is a difference between recognizing that reality and capitulating to it.
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"He was born near there, he passed away there, and he created the soundtrack for a counterculture there," said Joshua Roth, the director for United Talent Agency Fine Arts.
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There may be certain locations that ran out of trees because of various reasons, but not too far away there will still be another place to get a tree.
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Previous studies have shown that the occipitotemporal sulcus is also responsive to animal images, so it makes sense that the animalistic characters of Pokémon end up filed away there.
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Sharing isn't going to go away — there will always be people who want to make a little extra money on the side with a car or a spare room.
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"UAE markets are fundamentally stronger than others but the recent very low volumes are keeping funds away - there is simply no appetite for massive allocations," said a Dubai-based trader.
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While the solution to most of your travel-related woes is just a few taps away, there are a few tried-and-true hacks you should still commit to memory.
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One clump contained the skull, and about nine feet away there was a pile that had a shoulder blade, some vertebrae, a rib and parts of the forelimbs and hindlimbs.
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"When we think about the plastic we throw away, there is no elsewhere, no other planet, where that rubbish goes," Gove said at the launch of the initiative in London.
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The printed design hasn't been scratched or worn away, there are no dents or scratches on the bottle, and there are no holes or leaks in the straw or lid.
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I knew right away there was no way the machine could help me write this article, but I suspected that there were a million ways it could screw me up.
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Where to watch: NetflixSynopsis: Kristen Stewart stars in "Personal Shopper" as a fashion consultant and spiritual medium in Paris attempting to make contact with her twin brother, who passed away there.
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With field deployment of exciting new technologies likely a decade or more away, there are a lot of lives to be saved just by consistently providing the options that already work.
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The money you've squirreled away there is to pay for retirement; use it up now and you could end up broke by the time you plan to quit working for good.
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"Even if Volcker doesn't go away, there are still questions about how tough the enforcement would be," said Mark Nuccio, who leads the bank regulatory practice at law firm Ropes & Gray LLP.
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Dianne Feinstein issued a statement saying that with the midterm elections less than four months away, there should be no consideration until after the public decides which party will control the Senate.
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Undergarments are webbed with water-filled tubes to cool the skin; in the bright Sun with no flow of outside air to carry heat away there is always the risk of overheating.
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Whether you were a fan of Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino or couldn't wait for it to go away, there was no denying how quickly it became a topic of conversation everywhere you went.
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Whether you can't afford the trip, disability prevents you from accessing the event or D.C. is just too far away, there are still a lot of ways you can show your support.
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"I thought they were going to take my daughter away there," Mr. Pulex said on the sidewalk outside the military base as Ms. Pulex, surrounded by family, wiped tears from her face.
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Of course, I had parked my car by the 18-foot bollard border fence a block away; there was no wall, just like there were no 10,000 MAGA fans milling around outside.
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While the deadline to get spacecraft to the Moon is still a year away, there isn't much time left for the rest of the teams in the competition to secure a launch contract.
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The Tunisian designer — who arrived in France as a refugee in 1956 (during the Algerian War of Independence), and passed away there late last year — was a master couturier and singular fashion visionary.
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He also said if uncertainties in the U.S. around China trade talks and the Brexit negotiations go away, there is a good chance U.S. economic growth will bounce back in the second quarter.
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Unlike on most Hollywood shoots, where the exteriors are in one location and the interiors are built inside a studio soundstage miles or even states away, there are no false fronts in Deadwood.
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Visitors are now encouraged to take a free shuttle bus from a new parking lot a 10-minute drive away (there is still some accessible parking for disabled visitors at the grove itself).
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The spinning wheel will usually only last for a few seconds before your system works out the issue, but if it keeps appearing and won&apost go away, there&aposs a deeper problem.
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Whether you want to watch someone get off from across the country or watch a comet orbiter die from hundreds of millions of miles away, there are countless webcams just a quick search away.
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Image 2 of 2 STEPANAKERT, Azerbaijan – With the World Cup less than a month away, there is a budding national team in the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh with no one to play against.
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He sent a panicked message to the Moscovites on March 27th, presumably referring internal newswire emails he had access to: When you get back here write to me right away, there are several problems.
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The Lightning port isn't going away: There were some rumors that perhaps with all the Mac support for USB-C, maybe Apple was going to switch things up on its iPhone and iPad too.
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We saw Diamond's livestream within a half hour of it happening, and because it happened just 10 minutes away, there was a sense that we needed to get to the scene of the crime.
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A short time ago, on a wind-swept plain not that far away, there sat a thing of beauty: a life-size replica of the All Terrain Scout Transport from Return of the Jedi.
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If your abuser knows where you are at all times, and knows that you're making plans to get away, there is a significantly increased chance that they may thwart those plans using this information.
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Just as the poster and the trailer give little away, there is a drowsy slowness to the first half-hour of the film as the crew awake from hypersleep to answer a distress call.
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When the $4503,000 Model 3 finally does arrive, which Tesla's website says is still "4 to 6 months" away, there might only be a few months of overlap with any federal tax credit at all.
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With the film two months away, there are no reviews or Rotten Tomato scores to persuade audiences to pick up tickets, just a few teaser trailers and nearly a year of pent-up curiosity and anticipation.
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I'm not trying to show my boobs coach, I can't make them go away … There is a history of black women because of their bodies being sexualized and that's what appears to be happening to me.
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Quigley said that while some committee Democrats were frustrated enough to want to walk away, there was a recognition that if they do so, they would be completely cutting off their ability to influence the investigation.
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And while the possibility of living in a kombucha-based building on a Mars colony may be many, many years away, there will still be a need for a decent food supply on the Red Planet.
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She liked to pretend, before she was locked up, that she and her youngest child were the same height, but he had grown in the six months that she was away; there was no more pretending.
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Without giving too much away, there is a scene toward the end that involves another kind of deluge of blood, and we both were blown away by how powerful that scene was both visually and emotionally.
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"The concern post-Brexit is that if that falls away, there is a real risk that ambition will fall away even further on this issue," says Katie Nield, a lawyer with ClientEarth, a non-profit group.
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But with the inauguration less than a week away, there is a growing realization in European capitals that Mr. Trump's acerbic criticism of NATO and the European Union was not just an attempt to win votes.
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But right away there were signs the novel would take on a life of its own: A pirated version of Wilbour's translation was soon released in Richmond, Va., where the Union's copyright laws did not apply.
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But the adults, like the ambulances, are always a stone's throw away, there if necessary—Lake Havasu City also acts as a tourist destination for middle-aged water sports enthusiasts, who share the space with spaced-out youths.
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Do not kid yourself that these things are going away; there is a practical advantage, riding can be fun and you can bet that a large percentage of the riders will ignore both traffic laws and common sense.
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Though the fourth-quarter earnings season is only just wrapping up, and reports on first-quarter profits are still a few weeks away, there are still a few things to keep in mind when it comes to corporate results.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once the chaos of the Brexit crisis is stripped away, there are ultimately just three main choices for the United Kingdom: departing the European Union without a deal, striking an exit deal or cancelling the entire endeavour.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once the chaos of the Brexit crisis is stripped away, there are ultimately just three main choices for the United Kingdom: departing the European Union without a deal, striking an exit deal or cancelling the entire endeavor.
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No doubt as the Soviet Union dissolved and Russian communism faded away there were still functionaries chugging away in offices across that failed state writing five-year plans for the steel industry and new slogans for the Young Pioneers.
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"If they're more than 35 light-years away, there hasn't been enough time for our signals to get to them, and for them to decide, 'Well this is worth the money to go down there and fly around,'" Shostak added.
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But on July 7, with helicopters circling and sirens blaring around my neighborhood, with dead police officers less than a mile away, there was just one very clear thing on my list: Do not become part of anyone's silent majority.
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My parents both had to work in the United States in nonprofessional positions and when they passed away there really wasn't much left at all, and we didn't expect anything, so basically my sisters and I had to keep working.
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CreditCreditSusan Wright for The New York Times Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there stood emerald peaks woven with crystalline rivers, hillsides garlanded with stone villages, and canyons joined by lofty bridges arcing toward the heavens.
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Stadia launched on November 19, which means we're nearly at the end of the road for many people's subscription; February 7073 is just weeks away, there just aren't that many games to play, and the future of the service is unclear.
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But as students and professors melt away, there remains one strange and lively corner of the university's main campus where nothing much will change, where tomorrow will be a lot like yesterday, and next month a lot like this one.
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Impeachment will be on their doorstep soon enough, but for now, as the final legislative days of the year slip away, there is a dearth of real debate taking place in what is sometimes called the world's greatest deliberative body.
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While some local agents say speculation over the price may have gotten carried away, there are concerns about the resilience of the French property market in the wake of recent terror attacks, including the Bastille Day massacre in the city of Nice.
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We vacuum, set up a Pack 'n Play and a second high chair, do dishes, wipe down surfaces, put laundry away (there is never not laundry), gather toys from everywhere, and reset minimal baby-proofing, since the other baby is a big crawler.
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The closer and sooner another person is to the exhaled smoke or breath, the more of a whiff they might catch; for anyone farther than a few feet away, there is too little of the virus in the air to be any danger.
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Friends knew right away there had to be something wrong, and now, after months of anguished searching, the horrific answer to what happened to him has not only shaken the gay community, but has also widened its longstanding rift with the Toronto police.
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More uninsured Americans will lead to more visits to the emergency room, in part because no one is turned away there: a federal law requires that anyone who visits an ER must be treated, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay.
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"If they&aposre more than 35 light-years away, there hasn&apost been enough time for our signals to get to them, and for them to decide, &aposWell this is worth the money to go down there and fly around,&apos" he said.
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A long time ago, in a crossword galaxy far, far away, there was another puzzle that thought to formalize "bob for apples" among other nicknames, but it wasn't half as tight or entertaining as this one, so we shall not speak of it again.
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The Weather Channel reported that the extremely localized nature of lake-effect snow meant that some places could pick up one to three inches of snow in an hour or less, while just 10 miles away there may only be flurries and some breaks of sun.
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But we're not given many reasons to care about this season's villain (without giving too much away, there are a few murders linked to moments in Jessica's past), whereas with Kilgrave, we saw how connected he was to Jessica's past, his twisted mental state, his motivations, and why he mattered.
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In other words, because California was already granted a waiver by a previous administration, Stein says the law says the Trump administration can't just take it away: There is no suggestion that Congress intended to create revocation authority, and no such authority has ever been recognized by a court, or otherwise.
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The problem isn't that there's no one single killer VR app that blows people away — there are now thousands of unbelievably immersive apps and games to pick from across the many different VR platforms — but that VR headsets are too much of a pain in the ass to set up and wear.
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For every super-sharp man she daydreamed of, Turns me right on when I hear him say/Hey baby let's get away, there would be ten who let her down: You're a no-good heartbreaker/You're a liar and you're a cheat/And I don't know why/I let you do these things to me.
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That's never going to happen for the same reason email spam will never fully go away: There will always be some percentage of people who respond to the alert, and as long as the service is providing something essential enough that the bulk of users aren't tossing it, some amount of dross will continue.
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Something we talked about really early on was this was like six years ago, so Facebook and Twitter were really coming into their own, and it felt like whenever there was a natural disaster or a celebrity passed away, there would be the strange public ritual of people going on social media and somehow identifying with the tragedy.
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They convey what Ben Lerner told Mr Berger he appreciated about him in "A Song for Politics": "While there is an unwavering commitment to a recognition of the hell that surrounds us…there is also openness, and attention to the sensual world that doesn't go away…there is a total commitment to being alive, to the possibilities of the moment."
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It's that sense of compounding loss—a series of raw memories rendered inaccessible, an understanding of how the joy of making friends always yields to the bitterness of losing friends, or else, the glacially slow drift you make away from someone that's almost imperceptible until you see a photo of them on—oh, shit, I'm sorry, I got a little carried away there.
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Because of so many Americans in need of assistance after their lives have literally been blown away, there is probably no sane politician who would consider voting against a bill that combines a continuing resolution to prevent the government from shutting down, a raise of the debt ceiling lifting it past the 22019 elections and aid for hurricane stricken parts of the country.
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The greatest travelogues begin the same way: Once upon a time, in a land far away … There was once an old man and his wife … Long ago, long before you were born … Midway upon the journey of our life, I found myself within a forest dark … Our job is to listen, breathless, before standing up and dusting the crumbs from our laps and packing our bags.
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In short, we agree on a few things — mobile-only could become more popular and Christian fiction and other niches are going away ("There are only a handful of houses still acquiring Christian fiction these days, and some of them are shifting to doing high-quality literary or women's stories for a broader people of faith, or a slim list of suspense novels, rather than clearly religious stories aimed only at the faithful," he writes.) I disagree with his bullishness on B&N and his assumption that the indies will turn around and ask publishers for a check.
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Had Harris not intended to let Cooper die, Boring alleged, there were many points at which Harris should have been reminded that Cooper was still in the vehicle: - Harris had just eaten breakfast with Cooper at Chick-fil-A minutes before leaving him in the car; - once at work, a short distance from the daycare Cooper attended daily, Harris did not close his car door for 30 seconds after parking; - Harris dropped off light bulbs in his car after lunch; - and, following work, as Harris drove to a movie theater five or six minutes away, there was no reason Harris shouldn't have smelled Cooper's sweaty body and soiled diaper.
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