Step counters and smartwatches used to be all over CES.
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And they're about to be all over your Instagram feed.
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This will be all over your friends' Facebook feeds today.
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You would think she would be all Over this. #WhatHappened?
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If fiber were a drug, we'd be all over it.
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It&aposd be all over the front page of every newspaper.
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The clothes would be all over the floor when she left.
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"A well-trained investigator, they'd be all over that," Zellner said.
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds would be all over this, right?
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At times, Democrats' messaging appeared to be all over the board.
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I mean, he would just be all over me right there.
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With the Disney Marathon, weather can be all over the place.
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"I want it to be all over the place," Levin says.
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If so, I'm sure TLC will be all over their wedding special.
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The markets would be all over that storm like flies on shit.
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We're sure the Jlaw-falling-truthers will be all over this one.
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And we'll be all over the state before the week is over.
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And then I'd help promote the platform and be all over that.
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We'll be all over Tuesday's primaries, in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Connecticut and Vermont.
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"The club's goal is to be all over the world," he said.
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In 10 years, that baby girl could be all over his radar.
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Are you ready for your nude photo to be all over Paris?
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The shortstop's got to be all over the place on the field.
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Try anything more complicated, and the blurring will be all over the place.
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So, as a result, its stock price can be all over the place.
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He just seemed to be all over the place and couldn't get through.
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The West should be all over Tunisia with economic, technical and military assistance.
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Normally I would agree, and be all over the 49ers in this spot.
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Aerie's specialty being bralettes, which also happen to be all over Gilly Hicks' website.
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Usually we'd be all over each other and stuff, but we just passed out.
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Look for the show to be all over your Netflix homepage in February, 2018.
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Other kicks that are bound to be all over your Instagram feed, per Aiken?
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It's not like the cat is going to be all over you 24/7.
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Our picture will probably be all over the states before we can say anything.
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Hoop earrings and collar necklaces will be all over streets and runways in 2020.
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Hopefully I'll be doing more TV. I want to be all over the map.
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These lists can be all over the place — lengthy or brief, predictable or quirky.
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Hawaii was a major port, and the items could be all over the world.
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"He was just trying to be aggressive and be all over more," Porzingis said.
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But that shade of pink that seems to be all over Instagram these days?
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With K-pop, the music can be all over the place, which I love.
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That seems believable, but would be all over the news if it were true.
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Get ready: Mariah Carey is going to be all over our television screens this fall.
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I think the images from that race are going to be all over the world.
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"I knew if he got my gun it'd be all over right then," he said.
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With gloss, it can be all over my chin and no one knows but me.
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The guy with the blonde hair and white gloves is gonna be all over it.
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"Trump would walk in and women would be all over him," Rock told the magazine.
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It's also a win for the social network, even if will be all over television.
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Banks will also be all over it as they have money to put to work.
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If the launch is anything like her viral videos, people everywhere will be all over it.
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If they made a Talking Mario app like Talking Monkey, they'd probably be all over it.
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You&aposre going to be all over the place and you need a few valuable caddies.
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The Taiwanese election in January of 2020, the PRC is going to be all over that.
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He's going to be all over the Argentine captain today, and he's very good at that.
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The latest on the speech and the Iowa results will be all over television and CNN.com.
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Bottom line ... Kobe's fingerprints will be all over Friday's game, and the world will be watching.
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"If we had named our child Servant, we&aposd be all over the news," Johnson says.
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CLOSE Stanley and Sherry were perfect producers for Adrian, who could be all over the place.
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But realistically, the debate — like immigration negotiations up to this point — will be all over the map.
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"I think it's all over the place, and it's going to be all over Rio," he said.
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Of course, should she decide to share a dreamy wedding photo album, we'd be all over it.
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By the time these Western Conference Finals are over, his fingerprints will be all over the outcome.
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At $65, down $10 from here, I'd be all over MGPI and telling you to buy it.
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But the rest appears to be all over the emotional map: intense, sad, joyful, glorious butt-kicking.
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"Your hair might be all over the place, but your jewelry is right where it should be."
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"If we had named our child Servant, we&aposd be all over the news," the mom says.
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Instead, British lawyers would be "all over" the EU draft and hoped to have constructive discussions about it.
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We're also told cops will be all over any buildings in the line of sight of the festival.
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It will be all over the place tomorrow, but what a great night to have you both on.
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Conversely, however, if Cruz does not significantly narrow Trump's advantage, it will be all over, bar the shouting.
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Here, an arsenal of styling tips for the fashion trends we're going to be all over this summer.
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So many people say it's the least cohesive, but it was supposed to be all over the place.
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Normally, I'd be all over this toy store to kill time, but not today — too many potential germs.
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Expect Alexa-powered light bulbs and lamps, loudspeakers, smart locks, sprinklers, and even apps to be all over CES.
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They'd be tied to the grass roots, and the press would be all over these people at the convention.
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And when you leave additives out, that means anything goes, with flavors that can be all over the map.
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But if this ever makes it into production, you can be sure food photographers will be all over it.
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That said, if this soufflé showed up in a bread basket at a restaurant, I'd be all over it.
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I was about to be funny and be all over the place, but then I kind of shut down.
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LW had precisely 15 seconds left to capture the point from Kongdoo Panthera or it would be all over.
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Donald Trump's name may be all over the news, but the free media attention isn't necessarily helping his business empire.
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If we played the game like they do the memo would be all over CNN and everywhere else by now.
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If it was a single, I'd be all over Good Morning America, traveling around, promoting the shit out of it.
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MVMT's classy watches are guaranteed to be all over her Instagram feed — and at the top of her "Need" list.
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Ring the alarm: Starbucks just announced two new fruity Frappuccinos that are about to be all over your Instagram feed.
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"She doesn't like the kids to be all over the place, they have to be in a line," she said.
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That's really all — Portrait Lighting is fun to play with, and the Stage effect in particular will be all over Instagram.
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When you're shopping vintage and one-of-a-kind, sizing can be all over the map, but the ruler doesn't lie.
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Could West have been questioning whether he should post the shot knowing social media detectives would be all over that detail?
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The energy will be all over the place on March 11, which happens to be the beginning of daylight savings time.
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Those offerings lay just a little outside of the television realm, but are still bound to be all over your timeline.
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"The cell phone companies would be all over them," said Hardman, who has written on the technology and its legal implications.
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According to StatsCounter, Chrome holds nearly 60 percent of the marketshare, so opinions are bound to be all over the place.
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But if somebody impersonates me on some website and says something I say, I may even be all over the world.
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After the Texans dismantling of the Chiefs last week, public bettors are going to be all over Houston in this game.
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These classy watches are guaranteed to be all over her Instagram feed, as well at the top of her wanted list.
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Come next year, he will be all over posters and promos for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – and he shouldn't be.
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That doesn't mean everything will be all over, though: there's certain to be a court battle — or two, or three — to follow.
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MVMT watch MVMT's classy watches are guaranteed to be all over her Instagram feed — and at the top of her "Need" list.
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If you like your disco-tinged warehouse rumblers nice and chugging, we're certain you'll be all over this one like a rash.
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Well. I be all over the place with my sound, and my voice, you know, not too many people sound like me.
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If Jayson Blair happened today, within two seconds Twitter would explode and everybody he stole stuff from would be all over the place.
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Sometimes people are like "you need to be bigger, you could be all over the place," and it's like I'm good with this.
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I remember the Kray stories would be all over the newspapers: double spreads in The News of the World and The Sunday People.
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MVMT watch These classy watches are guaranteed to be all over her Instagram feed, as well at the top of her wanted list.
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I put it on once I get in my seat so my hair won't be all over my head when I wake up.
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Today, of course, that video would be all over the internet within minutes, but back then news-media saturation took a little time.
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Buses and bikes will be all over the place; according to a study, Manhattan's 14th Street will become the country's busiest bus corridor.
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Nonetheless, this much we can promise: As soon as her reveal photo hits, we'll be all over it like Kimye on Taylor Swift. Trust.
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" 'You better get out of here right away or this is going to be all over the tabloids,' " Shawn says of what Larry quipped.
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I love those shops that used to be all over Chelsea with lamps and 19th-century portraits and a torn tablecloth from the 1950s.
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And that doesn't even begin to address the plot and tone of the film, which were generally agreed to be all over the place.
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Photos of them are sure to be all over Instagram — further proof that 40 years after Pesce arrived in New York, he's actually arrived.
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Mars is banking on people who love a little spice in their day to be all over their latest venture: Skittles and Starburst Sweet Heat.
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The gifs and screencaps will be all over social media within seconds, and your friends will inevitably discuss the new plot points in casual conversation.
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Additionally, it has a hard time getting skin tones right, portrait shots have inconsistent bokeh, and the auto-exposure can be all over the place.
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Looking at the effectiveness of vaccines since 25.6-22.7, it's clear that flu shots tend to be all over the map in terms of performance.
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Republicans should be all over a national health care plan that is all in, nobody out, with private hospitals, doctors and pharmacies providing the services.
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" Her husband, who was never implicated in any of the deaths, told the newspaper he is "very glad that it will soon be all over with.
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In fact, the trip may have him on the same continent as the rest of the film's cast, which seems to be all over the world.
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I'm going to let the whole world know that if we were doing this to a Democratic President you would be all over me right now.
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With 12 dates announced so far through the spring, she'll be all over West Coast, with dates in cities in Los Angeles, Bakersfield, and New Mexico.
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But you can be sure that, if police had real time machines—based, perhaps, in old-fashioned blue phone boxes—regulators would be all over them.
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Farmers are still worried about trade relations between the U.S. and China, but he hopes it will be all over by the end of the year.
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The lawmaker expressed concern that with more than 20 candidates running for the Democratic nomination, the party's message is going to be all over the place.
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"I'll be on tour as soon as Queer Eye is over, my book's coming out, so I'm going to be all over the place," he says.
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If I were still using a first-generation Pixel I'd be all over the Pixel 3, but my device has a ton of life left in it.
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"As soon as we know who's going forward, there will be a mad scramble – it's huge and all the banks will be all over it," he added.
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I looked at a combination of ice-time, penalty killing, zone starts, and relative possession, but I suspect the results here will be all over the map.
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Better go ahead at set that September 7 iCal reminder, though— we have a feeling die-hard Lagerfeld (and Vans) fans will be all over this one.
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It&aposs an electrical storm and it could be all over your brain or certain parts of your brain, and they&aposre slowly making advances with it.
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"If these cafés were to pop up in the US, my group would be all over them," Deborah Weaver, president of the Hedgehog Welfare Society told me.
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Frank Vincent won't get to play his final movie role, but he'll still be all over the project ... through the names of the film's 2 lead characters.
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"I just really do think we're in the last month or months of this and it's going to be all over," said former Trump adviser Barry Bennett.
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When you play a Kojima game, though, you know you are playing a Kojima game — and not just because his name tends to be all over them.
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"If someone came into a hospital with a gun, then a SWAT team would descend on that building and it would be all over the news," he says.
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No follower of mine has read something by me and gone on to rape—and I know because if they did, it would be all over the news.
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No follower of mine has read something by me and gone on to rape--and I know because if they did it would be all over the news.
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"The things that Trump has done, if Obama had done one-fiftieth, they'd be all over him," De Niro said in an interview with The Guardian published Sunday.
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Those red arrows will be all over Guaranteed Rate Field, which has already inspired nicknames like Guaranteed Loss Park or Low Interest Stadium, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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Amika swag bags seemed to be all over the convention center floor, as were bags with the logo of Bella Lash, a beauty company focused on eyelash care.
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There is one thing we know for certain about the 2016 election: The night of November 8, a version of this map will be all over cable news.
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I don't believe that, and it will only take a few days of watching Hillary give away the U.S. Treasury before Pence will be all over her campaign.
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Jazz seemed to be all over the place this year, a big tent for multimedia mixing, vociferous protest and challenges to the standard definitions of a performer's role.
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When the president throws a fast food feast during a government shutdown, you know the likes of Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert are going to be all over it.
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I kind of wanted to invert the cliché of the guy who only wants to date and be all over Tinder and the girl who wants guys to commit.
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It is going to be not Trump burgers and it is going to be all over North Korea and Asia, probably a golf course in there, too, more scandal.
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It was shot within the confines of a private event, and I'm sure the Carters didn't expect the video to be all over the media two days after it happened.
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So when it leaked they said, 'OK, next week it's going to be all over these bit torrent things, we're going to have to release the album a month early.
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Belski noted that while "everyone is looking for that magical 20 percent pullback" as the right time to invest, he said BMO would be "all over" a 5 percent pullback.
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"For a long time we've heard people saying, 'If only there was a social justice fund that did democratic giving in the South, we'd be all over it,' " Roswell says.
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Whether the rather exorbitant price lives up to either audience&aposs expectations will only be answered in a full review, which we&aposll be all over in the coming months.
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Her suede, fringe "Dinky" crossbody is the perfect concert bag (that's bound to be all over Coachella this year) and "Rogue" floral appliqué top handle purse is like every fashionista's fantasy.
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The flowers crowns are nearly identical to the ones on Instagram Stories and Snapchat, so we're gonna go ahead and guess these floral toppers are about to be all over social media.
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Both Brooklynn Prince and Bria Vinaite were unknowns when they landed the leads in The Florida Project, but their names should be all over the place as soon as this film opens.
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Shonda Rhimes: I love the idea that you can put out something, and it can be all over the world in an instant, instead of waiting for platform after platform after platform.
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With the biting cold moving out, temperatures will be all over the place in the next few days, a rapid change that will cause thermal whiplash for people living in affected areas.
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Plus, if its effect is anything near as viral as last year's tan version, we're guessing this piece will be all over Instagram (and the shoulders of the fashion world) in no time.
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We picked our favorite items below to assist in your LC Birthday Celebration, and as soon as she adds maternity style to accommodate her growing baby bump, we'll be all over that too.
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These kinds of bots are going to be all over the place in the coming years, with Microsoft only a few days ago announcing similar bot support for its own apps like Skype.
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It was Steve Jobs, and Jobs was arguing that if we broke these code names, that the Japanese industry was going to be all over Apple and they were going to destroy them.
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Of course, the official media tour for the MayMac fight starts in just a few hours at Staples Center in L.A. -- that's when the REAL show begins ... and we're gonna be all over it.
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It certainly doesn't sound like Kourtney is looking to get back with Disick — after all, watching him be all over his current girlfriend does not sound like much of a vacation if she was.
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We'll use a lip stain so there's still a little bit of color but it won't transfer onto him, because if I wore my actual color it would just be all over his face.
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"We know that it gets in Trump's head, and Democrats should be all over that," Plouffe said, adding that appearing on Fox News could be a centerpiece of any "psy-ops" strategy against Trump.
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Trump was able to be "all over the place" during the Republican primaries and caucuses, but he must now define himself, said Sternlicht, who describes himself as a fiscally conservative and socially liberal independent voter.
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Mesh and velvet are often seen on the heads of celebrities like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid, but there's another kind of headband that's about to be all over your feed: the spray-on kind.
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Law enforcement sources say the Parade is now a national matter ... authorities from the Pasadena as well as surrounding police departments will be all over the parade route, along with state police and federal agents.
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It's hard for me because as a journalist, I want to be all over the country all the time, and, as a mom, I want to be home with her and putting her to bed.
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But some stores appeared to continue selling the phone after the recall was announced, and the company appears to have no good way of contacting affected customers, who may well be all over the world.
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"They're going to be all over him," Mr. Sosa said one afternoon, watching Mr. Taylor train at Sweatbox, a no-frills gym in Sunset Park founded by an alumnus of the Cops and Kids program.
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This season, we're using that information as our guiding light: According to Pinterest's latest report (which provides a real time look at what's trending), faux fur is going to be all over the place this fall.
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All of this isn't necessarily going directly toward the Model 303, as Tesla's expenses can be all over the place, like expanding its charger networks, adding new stores and service centers and other kinds of expenses.
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We're told it just made more sense with the song's lyrics for the duo to be apart in the video -- but even if it called for them to be all over each other ... Gigi wouldn't care.
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"Zika will be all over the Caribbean by the end of February, and almost certainly that includes Cuba," said Dr. Peter Hotez, the dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine.
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After us having a lead at halftime, &aposPop&apos (Spurs coach Gregg Popovich) was going to be all over them at halftime to guard better, and sure enough they guarded and we had a hard time scoring.
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It is difficult to function when everything seems to be all over the place, but when you actually jot down responsibilities one by one, you will be able to carefully assess each item and categorize them accordingly.
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"I'm going to be all over the map, but I've told Brodie not to be afraid to call an audible and make an adjustment on me," Baird said in a conference call with reporters on Thursday afternoon.
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Jordana Brewster is about to be all over your DVR — she's starring in ABC's Secrets and Lies and FOX's Lethal Weapon this fall — which means you're about to get plenty of reasons in HD to admire her skin.
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We've got this one pegged for anyone who loved Four Tet's earlier folkier work, or Apparat's seminal DJ Kicks mix—if pastoral electronica and weightless bass are your bag then you'll be all over "Trust" like a rash.
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We probably won't have to wait long to get more outfit inspiration around these one-pieces: If they're anything like the Rainbow Week sweaters that started the craze, these swimsuits will be all over Instagram in no time.
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Even though they haven't really been players for the big free agents the last years, you know that if a guy like Harper or Trout or Kershaw or whatever hits the market, they're gonna be all over it.
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Not only that, but the usual promises of ubiquitous computing also apply: this smart dust could be all over the place, doing little calculations, sensing conditions, connecting with other motes and the internet to allow… well, use your imagination.
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Nicole Trunfio for ERTH Australian model Nicole Trunfio just launched a new fine jewelry line, ERTH and you're going to want to remember that name now, because it's going to be all over your favorite Hollywood stars within minutes.
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While your schedule is likely to be all over the place this Mercury retrograde, there's one date you should keep in mind: March 228, when Uranus enters Taurus, a new moon in Pisces arrives, and the sun meets Neptune.
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The Face Mask That Would Impress A Skin WizardGlamGlow GravityMud Firming TreatmentWhen something includes an ingredient called "LunarLift" and makes you look like the Tin Man when you put it on, you can't really be surprised we'd be all over it.
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Already embraced by the style set, the eight names ahead will be all over our lips, Instagram feeds, and home pages come 2017 — familiarize yourself with them now before they get big (it's only a matter of time until they do).
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It's just extremely unlikely, but on the other hand, if you can collect it that same day and get it in a refrigerator, then whoever ate that part of that hamburger, their salivary DNA is going to be all over it.
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Pressed on any campaign strategy shifts he might be considering in the final month before the Iowa caucus kicks off primary season in earnest, Trump said he's "going to be all over the United States" turning supporters' enthusiasm into votes.
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The perennially maddening part about the Clintons is their penchant for taking the worst advice, from the grossest toadies, whose fingerprints seem to be all over Bill Clinton's ill-advised attempt to smear the very supporters his wife is supposed to be wooing.
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If I could afford it, I would absolutely be all over it, but it's one of those things where I don't think it's fair that people assume that just because you can't have kids you are now responsible to go and adopt.
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It did seem all too coincidental that Shawn and Camila were all over each other at the exact time they released their song, "Seniorita," but they seem to be all over the place -- L.A., SFO, etc, and they're all over each other!!!
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"We will be all over our city for the next twelve weeks making sure we find people who don't have health care coverage and we get them enrolled," Mila Kofman, executive director of D.C. Health Link, the city's exchange, told the crowd.
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Had this feature been around when Jenner first posted, her name wouldn't be all over the media again with this sudden resurgence of interest in the Fyre Festival — and it maybe would have saved a few people an ill fated trip to the Bahamas.
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The full moon arrives at 6:34 AM, after a stressful clash between the Moon and Uranus, in Aries, at 3:34 AM and Jupiter, in Libra, at 6:07 AM. Expect your emotions to be all over the place; today is tense as hell.
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Taking the company private would let Musk "stay in the public imagination, keep getting on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, and be all over Twitter, but he wouldn't have the cops knocking on his door in the form of the SEC," he says.
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Pandora — The World of Avatar's sky-high waterfalls and bioluminescent plant life may already be all over your Instagram feed, but if you think you've heard it all when it comes to the new Avatar-themed park opening on May 27 at Disney's Animal Kingdom, think again.
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With a movie as big as this one, which sold somewhere in the neighborhood of 25 million tickets in the US and Canada alone, the response is always going to be all over the place, and finding one simple answer as to why it's so divisive is impossible.
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There's always more art than you can ever see, and you might need to give the event more than one day if you want to take it all in, but the energy is unparalleled even if the quality of the work and curation can be all over the place.
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Now with 66 franchises in operation, $8.25 million in system-wide revenue and duties that require them to be all over the map — Krider is COO, Jones CEO, and Miller, whose title is co-founder, is in charge of baking operations — they seldom get a chance to spend quality time together.
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She is the 'Mama Grizzly,' she is all about Alaska, outdoors, pro-life, pro-guns, I think this is very good for Sarah Palin whose star had been diminishing and who is now going to be all over the press, and I think this is very good for Donald Trump.
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Trump's second-eldest son, Eric, who is helping run the president's business empire as executive vice president of The Trump Organization, wrote in an op-ed for The Hill on Thursday that media outlets would be all over him if he engaged in some of the same deals as Hunter Biden.
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At a time when more and more viewing is being time-shifted and happening on streaming services, Game of Thrones gets millions of people to tune in to watch live because the second Daenerys decides to torch King's Landing, you know it's going to be all over Facebook and Twitter.
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You do not close the door to your room — where, by the way, I will be sleeping on the floor and if you try to sneak off, if your bed so much as makes a squeak, I will be all over you because for the next 24 hours you are mine, all mine.
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"There was a moment of beautiful optimism at the end of last year, when sanctions went away and we thought everyone is going to be all over us like a rash in terms of wanting to invest," said Sam Bodley Scott, head of strategy at DAL Foods, one of Sudan's biggest food producers.
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This is one of the major reasons that criminal justice experts caution against sweeping conclusions from one or two years of crime data: When the data can be all over the place, it's better to wait for a few more years of statistics to make sure the figures really hold up in the long term.
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Amidst the grief for those dead and injured, the chaos and the great weight of the unknown, the faith that the police would identify and defuse the bombs reported to be all over downtown, a chant rocked back and forth in my brain all night: Do not let Dallas legitimate the next silent majority.
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WATER MAY BE ALL OVER THE MOON, GIVING NEW HOPE FOR SUSTAIN LIFE "If liquid water and a significant atmosphere were present on the early Moon for long periods of time, we think the lunar surface would have been at least transiently habitable," said Dirk Schulze-Makuch, an astrobiologist at Washington State University, in a statement accompanying the paper.
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Tell me Kathleen "bouquet-of-sharpened-pencils" Kelly wouldn't be all over that as a place to not only document the things she sees out and about on the Upper West Side, but also to express the many whimsical happenings in her day that were previously contained in private emails, like when she spotted a butterfly on the subway.
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If you were interviewing my 20-something self, I'd be all over the place with this very eloquent and guru-like pitch that VR was the ultimate empathy machine — that through VR we'd be able to experience a broader range of identities and it would help us see the world in a broader way and be less stuck in our own heads.
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