"Better to be busy than to be busy worrying," actress Angela Lansbury is quoted to have said.
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While pro-Brexit campaigners will be busy celebrating Britain&aposs exit from the European Union, traders and analysts will be busy watching the pound.
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So I'm gonna be busy for the next few years.
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As temperatures climb, Eddie's will without a doubt be busy.
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I just always want to be busy and have fun.
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The Moon enters Virgo today, so expect to be busy!
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You're going to be touring, you're going to be busy.
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Got a feeling Bill's gonna be busy for a while.
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"I knew it would be busy," he told CBS Chicago.
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So I am happy to be busy and back campaigning.
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That he'll be busy elsewhere seems a pretty good bet.
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Tonight will be busy, so don't overexert yourself early on.
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In any case, she will be busy with brand diplomacy.
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Other delivery hubs are expected to be busy as well.
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Your schedule this May is going to be busy as hell!
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Most bankers and lawyers agree: 2016 will continue to be busy.
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"In the coming weeks, we're expecting to be busy," he said.
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Mexican restaurants and taco joints are expected to be busy Thursday.
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How many of you pretend to be busy, that's your move?
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The only guarantee is that work will be busy and unpredictable.
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"We're going to be busy right away," said Northern Virginia's Moret.
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To be a nurse is to be busy, always in demand.
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"Staff feel the need to appear to be busy," Loge adds.
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Lawmakers will also be busy moving forward on Trump's Cabinet nominees.
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You can be busy getting on Snapchat while someone's getting bullied.
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He added that Trump would be busy with diplomacy from the start.
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It's easy to always feel the need to be busy with work.
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Your social life will also be busy, with surprises arriving this morning.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be busy plotting our next tattoo.
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Clearly, this part of the month will be busy for you, Gemini!
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Sagittarius season begins tonight—expect to be busy over the next month.
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And a conservative-leaning Supreme Court could be busy turning back time.
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But he said he would be busy writing a book until November.
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Elected officials may be busy arguing about whether global warming is real.
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You'd rather stay home and relax than be busy out and about.
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I have a feeling it's going to be busy outdoors this weekend.
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I love being occupied—it's better to be busy than be bored.
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Instead, they'd always held out hope they would be busy playing basketball.
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As to what she'll be up to next, Frankel will indeed be busy.
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And the next few months are shaping up to be busy as well.
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Although we'll be busy bees this September, Cupid has not abandoned the scene.
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If all goes well, she'll be busy with that project for a while.
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Not everyone will be busy, but most of the league will do something.
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Bankers and lawyers agree that the year ahead will continue to be busy.
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Meanwhile, Sims would be busy braiding Ross's hair in just nine minutes time.
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Jolie will also be busy both in front of and behind the camera.
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Several Federal Reserve presidents will also be busy at speaking engagements next week.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers will also be busy with a slew of hearings.
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Lawmakers will also be busy, with both the House and Senate in Washington.
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Lawmakers will be busy with tax and spending issues in the coming week.
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There's plenty of drama this month, Gemini—March will be busy and exciting.
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Lawmakers will also be busy working on spending bills in the coming week.
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Mercury makes a lot of connections this month, so expect to be busy.
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In the meantime, I'll be busy working on my word list ... Your thoughts?
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I'll be busy with my book tour and plan to skip a week.
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That means Al Sobotka will be busy in Detroit's remaining 10 home games.
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The board of GoPro is likely to be busy over the next year.
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He'll be busy tagging #undelete on walls in a team-building exercise with employees.
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The TSA had said it expected the long weekend to be busy for travel.
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Both of your ruling planets, Saturn and Uranus, will be busy on March 11.
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I will be in New York at Code Commerce but you will be busy.
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Any time between noon and dinnertime will be busy, with crowds peaking mid-afternoon.
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Besides, his wife told me, he was a guy who needed to be busy.
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I will the time to go by faster and for work to be busy.
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On Wednesday, though, he suggested that the Senate might soon be busy with Iran.
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He is expecting to be busy with repairs and rebuilding jobs after the storm.
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Meanwhile, the sanitation crews will be busy pulling up weeds from traffic medians. Curbs.
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Although Fridays and Saturdays would be busy, the rest of the week generally dragged.
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Choi said she only took this job because she imagined she'd be busy there.
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Expect the courts to be busy with investors suing their advisors and firms, she said.
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With such policies under threat by Mr Trump, city-attorneys are likely to be busy.
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Besides, he added, if Trump loses, Republicans will be busy dealing with their own problems.
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Tori Spelling may be busy with five children running around, but she's got some help.
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On a usual day, the restaurant would be busy with customers, with lines forming outside.
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Jonghyun: We will continue to be busy and finish projects that have been set aside.
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In other words, we may be busy just holding up the dam for four years.
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The Senate is scheduled to be busy holding hearings on cybersecurity and protecting taxpayer information.
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Your ruling planet will be busy as hell during the second half of the month.
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My editor did not need to tell me I'd be busy on Monday as well.
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I might be busy around that time, but I am definitely going to the Olympics.
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There's also a full moon in Aries on October 5, so expect to be busy.
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"I need to be busy because every time I stop it's like a flashback," Knight says.
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The Mars 2020 rover, meanwhile, will be busy hunting for signs of life and analyzing rocks.
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Now he'll be busy preparing for a possible career in the pros—and planning a wedding.
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This just makes her radio silence all the weirder — she should be busy promoting her work.
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I want to keep my meals this week simple because I will be busy with NaNoWriMo.
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The opposite is we seem to be busy all day long and you get nothing done.
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This cultural norm—that it's good and important to be busy—filters down to our children.
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All of our law enforcement agencies will be busy with hundreds of processions in the city.
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Lawmakers seem to be busy dismantling most of ObamaCare in their usual way – behind closed doors.
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The House and Senate will be busy on a number of other defense matters this week.
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Brokers also know that investors will themselves be busy watching the games, keeping trading volumes light.
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You're a couple in Hollywood — shouldn't you be busy breaking up on Snapchat or subtweeting each other?
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Serena Williams may be busy, but she always makes sure to prioritize her friendship with Meghan Markle.
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He'll be busy doing dishes and finishing up the food prep that couldn't be done in advance.
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Unfortunately Thor won't be able to help, as he'll be busy dealing with another of Loki's children.
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The people of Yemen will be busy fighting poverty, cholera and water scarcity and rebuilding their country.
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The ACLU might be busy lately, but that doesn't mean they don't have time for Taylor Swift.
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You'll be busy doing things around the house, as well as connecting with loved ones and family.
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Plus, I would be busy working the event, and Jay would need someone to hang out with.
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It's a lively day for your ruling planet, Venus, so you can bet you'll be busy, too!
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Remember that there are people who care about you; they may just be busy at the moment.
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Even as his shift neared its end, Parrish would be busy on the roads making traffic stops.
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All of the cooks prepare for a Saturday night to be busy—that's just in their rhythm.
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Nornickel expects Philippines and Indonesia to be busy building new infrastructure and modern production for some time.
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I'm going to be busy these next few weeks correcting all my shit after still writing 2015.
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Clinton and their running mates will be busy today visiting several states, mostly on the East Coast.
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Don't plan too much at work today, as you're going to be busy daydreaming (Neptune's favorite activity).
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If you're using a tax professional, expect them to be busy as that April 17 deadlines approaches.
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You'll still have to do everything with one hand, but at least theirs can be busy stirring.
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Managing partners continue to be busy scouting deals with the new guidelines from Son, said the people.
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Ultimately, he says he's bullish about Peloton because people will always be busy, lazy and competitive. 3.
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Expect to be busy socializing, as the Moon will connect to action planet Mars in chatty Gemini.
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More storylines: NFL scouts will be busy: Tonight's game could feature 20 or more 2019 NFL draft picks.
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Although much about the next four years is unpredictable, one thing seems clear: the courts will be busy.
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The director will certainly be busy in the coming year or so — and we'll be reaping the benefits.
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And Robert Mueller sure seems to be busy, and Michaels Cohen and Flynn sure seem to be chatty.
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This means that before you know it, time flies by while we're all busy trying to be busy.
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Congress will also be busy moving ahead with a number of Trump's Cabinet nominees in the week ahead.
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By the time Monday rolls around, the stores seems to be busy recovering, re-shelving, and re-stocking.
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With plenty of wind farms planned in the North Sea, the new facilities will be busy for decades.
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Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are said to be busy with campaigning on behalf of fellow Republicans.
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Other high-profile lawmakers, including members of GOP leadership, are likely to be busy with fundraisers as well.
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Moreover, I expect to be busy if not with a second career then at least a second act.
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Officials seemed to be busy serving corporate donors and rubber-stamping the projects and plans that benefited them.
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Time to pretend to be busy for a little bit before I can justify going to get breakfast.
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A few close-ups of a wailing baby and Siri and Alexa will be busy searching tubal ligation.
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So I stood in the corner, pretended to be busy on my phone, and eventually left empty handed.
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I know they must be busy; I swear if I get someone I'd refrain from explaining his whole history.
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They'll be busy dealing with its effects: more environmental disasters, more economic disruptions, waves of climate refugees seeking sanctuary.
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Volunteers will now be busy preparing the home's interior for the holidays, with a media preview set for Tuesday.
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"What about the fans who politely ask if you appear not to be busy?" a Twitter user chimed in.
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Job description: Beckerman's role at TikTok doesn't officially start until February 29, but he's sure to immediately be busy.
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It was hardly surprising that all the circuits would be busy, but I hung up and tried again immediately.
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It is possible to be busy with lots of people around you, but at the same time very lonely.
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We don't like call out on the radio and say we'll be busy for 20 or 30 minutes eating.
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Holidays can be busy: Mr Pawloski cites the Christmas-time theft of an inflatable camel from a bungalow porch.
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Still, Mr. Schiller will be busy as both he and the departing chief executive may face pay clawback actions.
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Expect to be busy in the coming weeks as the sun enters Libra today, encouraging you to get organized.
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But really, the entire week before Christmas and the week of are going to be busy, with Tuesday, Dec.
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In the meantime, he'll be busy as an executive producer on the upcoming CNN original series "Soundtracks," coming next year.
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Tip five: If you're one of those people that needs to be busy, get yourself a project for the holidays.
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Though the wedding is nearby their home of Frogmore Cottage, they'll be busy taking care of their newborn by then.
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Though she may be busy between work and home, she's grateful to be satisfied in both areas of her life.
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This week will be busy on the corporate earnings front, with more than 30% of the S&P 500 reporting.
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Paris Hilton may be busy planning her wedding to fiancé Chris Zylka, but she's already got babies on the brain!
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You can expect TSA agents to be busy this week as 49 million people take to the skies for Thanksgiving.
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Cooking meant my hands would be busy and my mind free to wander, and I couldn't let it do that.
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Washington puts a premium on appearing to be busy, but looking frantic and being effective are not the same thing.
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The outer bands of the massive storm knocked out power in a town that normally would be busy with tourists.
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But she wasn't there to find a date — she already had a boyfriend, and besides, she would be busy networking.
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Instead of setting aside an hour, she'd be busy at church, at a meeting, or donating her time to charity.
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Scotter will be busy making as many calls as she can for Jeb between now and caucus night, February 1.
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"We are going to be busy with this for the rest of the year," Conze told Reuters in an interview.
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Factoring in China's new vehicle, it looks like the next decade of Martian surface exploration will be busy, and diverse.
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It's been pretty low key since Greenfield police seem to mostly be busy being up to their eyeballs in heroin.
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Who goes there: The main road into town can be busy on weekends, as crowds flock from the Twin Cities.
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When you hack your life, you take the busyness out of your day — even though you may still be busy.
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Keep in mind that there will likely be no water pressure for fighting fires, and firefighters will be busy elsewhere.
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These guys are going to be busy over the next five months, performing no less than 250 different experiments and projects.
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Expect to be busy over the next month as the Sun moves through the sector of your chart that rules communication.
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Now that Bond has the capital to invest too, Meeker will be busy backing startups with capital from both investment vehicles.
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He may be busy trying to become the next American Idol, but Alejandro Aranda's main priority is staying true to himself.
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You'll be busy at work, and if you're looking for work, this is a fantastic occasion for you to find it.
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Next week will be busy for investors as about 25% of the S&P 500 is slated to report quarterly results.
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Soon enough, you'll forget what the buffering symbol even looks like because you'll be busy browsing uninhibited by a temperamental connection.
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"We knew May was going to be busy, but thought it would be around US$115bn," one syndicate banker told IFR.
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The House will be out in the coming week, but the Senate will be busy on a number of defense matters.
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At an hour when the school tends to be busy, the floor began to move; the bridges connecting classrooms quickly collapsed.
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I'm helping out a different department today, so I know I'll be busy until it's time to leave for the day.
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If your partner happens to be busy for the Emmys, taking your outrageously sculpted son is always a good option too. .
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The fact that it always seems to be busy is a testament to the skills of chef Patrick Curran and crew.
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"We expect it's (2019) going to be busy...Our sales team is looking for the next Ocado Solutions partner," he said.
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So I know it's hard to travel and work and be busy without taking care of yourself and having some balance.
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"We didn't even call, we just showed up, knowing they would be busy in this state of crisis," Ms. Skolkin said.
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I would just rather be busy waiting on the next beat, so I can say something better than I just said.
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Personal trainer Noam Tamir, founder and CEO of TS Fitness, also finds Tuesday evenings to be busy nights at the gym.
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Khlo feels like it's one thing to be busy, but it's another to give Khloe a hard time about always being gone.
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Students who don't get the grades they need will be busy trying to secure a university place through the UK's Clearing system.
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But the countdown to the holiday is intensifying, and this time of the year tends to be busy for most of us.
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"I want it to be busy, for people to come in and be impressed by the food and the service," Sheehan continues.
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Meanwhile, in the back warehouse, robots will be busy retrieving items and moving goods from one spot to another for order fulfillment.
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Perhaps the strangest thing about it is that Trump pretended to be busy when his public schedule for the day was empty.
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Emma Watson may be busy playing Belle but she has some thoughts on whether she'd ever reprise her signature Harry Potter role.
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This is true only if you labor under the assumption that the lawmakers would otherwise be busy reforming the contract procurement process.
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While it may not be reflected in lobbying figures, Pongrace insisted that lobbyists would be busy through the end of the year.
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No, you're zaftig and curvalicious (you can be busy-busy as a BBW — big beautiful woman — escort if you market yourself correctly).
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Both times are expected to be busy, particularly if Hillary Clinton wins the election, which is expected to improve sentiment and activity.
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Others may seek an extension because they have complex returns requiring more time, Ms. Midwood said, or they may just be busy.
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Many investors are nonetheless expected to flock to Dropbox, in a year that is likely to be busy for stock market debuts.
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Cons: Mulia Villas is part of the much larger Mulia Resort and other parts of the resort can be busy and crowded.
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While the tech world will be focused on Las Vegas, lawmakers will be busy on Capitol Hill with both chambers in session.
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And Paulson might be busy for a while because Netflix has already renewed the series for a second season, totaling 18 episodes.
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Darrell Conner, co-leader of K&L Gates policy practice, also predicts 2020 will be busy for lobbyists ahead of the election.
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"I like to be busy, so I know Amazon is busy and they want hard workers," retired police officer Brian Trice said.
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While Mr. Scaramucci is in limbo, President Trump has continued to be busy, nominating Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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The House doesn't have a budget, but across the Capitol, the Senate will be busy at work on their own spending bills.
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Expect things to be busy over the next few weeks, Libra—you'll run into old friends when Mercury begins its retrograde next month!
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Over 7,000 national guard members have been dispatched, and they'll likely be busy in the coming days with the many expected rescue efforts.
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Posters are allowed to be busy, so long as the final product reflects the craft and care that went into the source material.
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Dyson may be busy building cars these days, but it's also still making its bread and butter, including vacuums and other home appliances.
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We anticipate you'll be busy enjoying life and trying to forgo checking your emails, so we'll handle sourcing the sale promos for you.
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Which might not be a huge deal, but would definitely be something you'd do if you thought you'd be busy later this week.
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While buzz is building for Season 2, HBO hasn't confirmed anything yet (and they might be busy what with winter coming and all).
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You may be busy planning your July Fourth festivities, but Canadians are getting ready for Canada Day, which falls this Saturday, July 1.
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Tires burned, sending up thick black smoke, in a town which would normally be busy with tourists in the run-up to Christmas.
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The warring factions in Afghanistan may be "busy destroying," said Ms. Khademi, the performance artist, "but we are very peacefully writing this history."
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Because Uranus will be busy clashing with other planets, not cooperating with them, expect things to feel erratic—but don't be pessimistic, Aquarius.
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I can't leave my place during the party, and when the evening is over, I'll still be busy unplugging and cleaning up everything.
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After all, the more rides he completes, the more he gets paid, so "you want to be busy all the time," he told me.
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What we do know is that she will be busy in May when she returns to her residency at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas.
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Jupiter, by the way, is your ruling planet, so whenever it's busy in the sky, we know you'll be busy down here on Earth.
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Lawmaker Aguinaldo Ribeiro told reporters the chamber will be busy dealing with the 2018 budget in the week before it adjourns on Dec. 22.
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For delivery startup Postmates to be effective long-term, its courier network needs to be busy all day, not just during peak meal times.
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While Jessie and Eric, 30, may be busy with their respective individual careers and shared reality show, they always make time for their kids.
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But fans and media will not see 2-year-old Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. courtside just yet, because she would probably be busy napping.
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Skinny chicks might be busy 'minding the gap' ... but Ashley says she insisted on keeping it real when it comes to her doll's legs.
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Mr. Cross, who has a baby girl with his wife, Amber Tamblyn, would probably be busy with child care (she tried anyway; no luck).
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Having Meetups in WeWork spaces helps make use of office locations that tend to be busy during the day and less so after hours.
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Sure, I might not actually be busy in the moment, but busyness exhaustion from my demanding job justified this slight stretch of the truth.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers on Capitol Hill will be busy moving forward on issues including public lands, energy infrastructure and reorganizing the Department of Energy (DOE).
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I rarely find myself on beaches because I feel like I should be busy, and end up leaving more anxious than when I arrived.
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Thousands Americans on the island still don't have power, and this year's hurricane season, expected to be busy, begins in less than a month.
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Though the next few months are set to be busy, he's planning on setting aside some vacation time to spend with family while they're abroad.
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Indeed, they may be busy, but if they only saw you as more valuable or worth their time, they would at least acknowledge your email.
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New Horizons will be busy during its flyby, having to observe as many as three different Kuiper Belt objects (assuming MU69 is truly a binary).
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Most people demand bottles of Ciroc on their riders, but not Farrah Abraham, who's gonna be busy bedazzling her lady parts in her green room.
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You all have restaurants and books and we know you all are still going be busy, but is there anything you want to do next?
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Management will be busy with the company's restructuring for the next year and a half, Spiesshofer told Reuters on the sidelines of a press conference.
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Likely because they'll be busy with school: Prince George is currently attending Thomas's Battersea School, while Princess Charlotte started at Willcocks Nursery School last week.
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You'll be busy as hell, getting organized and cleaning up, so enlist a friend to help you and find a way to make it enjoyable!
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So far this season, Renata has mostly popped into the unfolding drama of her friends' lives to be busy and important, which is typical Renata.
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He kept telling her that he was busy, that her mother was busy, that she should also be busy, take care of her own life.
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Then again, the people who might either want to help him spend his money or resent his good fortune tend to be busy — with jobs.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Kids in the United States may be busy playing Fortnite and Apex Legends, but their Chinese counterparts are getting into socialist theory.
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As a title focused on giving players an entirely destructible city environment to wreak havoc on, your system's CPUs will be busy enough as it is.
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Mariah Carey may be busy performing all around the world, but she always has time to learn new things with her twins Monroe and Moroccan Scott.
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But my feeling about this — which is not informed by a huge amount of data, admittedly — is the human brain seems to like to be busy.
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While your type or write out work on the table's top, your cat can be busy exploring the piece of furniture without getting in your way.
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Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief at Bild, a German newspaper, told CNN the market would be busy every night of the week leading up to Christmas.
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Though the wedding is nearby their home of Frogmore Cottage, they'll be busy taking care of their newborn son, Archie Harrison, who arrived on May 6.
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"It used to be busy before they moved the funfair," Keith, a local ice-cream van owner, with extraordinarily strong glasses and blue eyes told me.
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With all of these challenges, compliance, legal, technology departments, and especially the data privacy lawyers will be busy preparing firms to meet these new legal obligations.
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Men and women in blue coveralls would be busy patrolling the concrete floor, monitoring molded hunks of steel that stamp loops of metal into electronics parts.
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The House will be busy on technology issues in the coming week, with legislation on email privacy, Internet rates and broadband subsides all on the agenda.
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He will be busy having entered in the sprint, time trial, team sprint and Keirin with rides on every day of the April 5-8 competition.
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Expect to be busy running around the neighborhood, dealing with paperwork, making calls, and even doing a little bit of gossiping over the next few weeks!
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But in the near-term, power users will be busy taking advantage of the new Shortcuts app and Siri features to test the powers of Shortcuts.
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In fact, the whole next year will be busy for you on the communication front, thanks to the planet of abundance, Jupiter, entering Air sign Libra.
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We've profiled each piece below, so whether you choose your favorites or collect them all, you'll be busy cooking until "The Rise of Skywalker" rolls around.
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While we're thrilled no one was hurt in the collapse, we'll be busy mourning the loss of what could be a serious amount of nice liquor.
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"I'll see my friends on the street, and they'll say, 'I know you're going to be busy this week after what happened last weekend,'" he said.
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You'd think that pretty much every politician in the UK would be busy these days thinking about Brexit and you know, the future of the country.
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Britain's newly-emboldened Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be busy readying the legislation required to ratify his Brexit deal through the UK parliament by Jan. 9.
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Your schedule is going to be busy as hell in 2019, so it's important that you spend your time wisely and avoid taking on too much.
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She's meeting up with contractors at Home Depot this morning, since she does home renovation on the side, and tells me she will be busy all day.
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The writing/directing wunderkind behind Creed will be busy helming Marvel's Black Panther for the foreseeable future, and Stallone would prefer to strike while the iron's hot.
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Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief at Bild, a German tabloid newspaper, told CNN the market would be busy every night of the week leading up to Christmas.
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Markets will be busy with economic reports and earnings, but Washington could continue to overshadow even the monthly jobs report and the Fed in the week ahead.
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I haven't tried any of their pre-made items before, but I'll be busy at work this week, so I think it'll be an additional time-saver.
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He'll have plenty of time to come back and visit later this year ... since, you know, Team USA won't be busy with the World Cup or anything ...
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Netflix has finally released the first trailer for The Keepers, premiering May 19, and it's clear, a lot of us are going to be busy that weekend.
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Plenty of phone calls and texts are sure to come your way, and you'll likely be busy running around, meeting new people, or even signing some contracts!
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An Aquarius will call you stoned with an over-the-top plan, and when you bring it back up later, they'll already be busy with something else.
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The team at Top Guns in Terre Haute, Indiana got what they considered a clear signal from the presidential campaign trail that this November would be busy.
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New images from satellite technology company Maxar show runways and taxiways, which would normally be busy with active traffic, reduced to parking lots for the world's jets.
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I thought Careem's map was far better at planning a route than Uber's, and also better at informing passengers which roads may be busy on your journey.
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" Summarizing his multifaceted career with characteristic deadpan in 2015 in a profile in The New York Times, Mr. O'Brien said, "I guess I like to be busy.
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I'm staying longer these next three days because I am taking Friday afternoon off to be with C. so I was hoping this week would be busy.
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With so many vehicles in the flood zone, auto insurers will be busy handling claims and cutting checks so flood victims can buy another car or truck.
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In short, the cottage industry of investigators that has sprung up in the past two years expects to be busy until at least the next presidential election.
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Wall Street analysts will be busy; Citi (C), Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) are all scheduled to report results before the US open.
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That's a whole lot to take in, and you'll be busy indeed as you explore hundreds of early-stage startups exhibiting their tech and talent in Startup Alley.
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You'll also be busy at home this month as Mars enters Leo on July 1, finding you problem-solving and taking action in issues concerning home and family.
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Many Australians have emphasized that Parliament would be busy this week if would-be lawmakers and their parties were more diligent about investigating their eligibility for the job.
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And that's not all: Mr. Tao will be busy with the score for "More Forever," a new evening-length dance work Caleb Teicher is choreographing for his company.
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Sure, Chidi's going to be busy solving the mysteries of the universe and all, but there's also got to be an epic reunion moment with his soulmate, right?
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Axios reporters Alexi McCammond and Jonathan Swan note — and say White House sources confirm -- that the President could be busy in ways that aren't noted on his calendar.
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So while the Obama family prepares to say goodbye to the White House (for now, at least), I'll be busy poring over these beautiful photos of their holiday decorations.
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If you're ever at the Starbucks drive-thru and wonder why your frap is taking so long, the employees may be busy serenading the sedan in front of you.
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"They are already full with orders, even if they don't get new orders at the moment they will still be busy for the next 2-3 years," he said.
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While the night host admits Trump deserves a break after "months of grueling golf at Mar-a-Lago", the president insists he will be busy working the whole time.
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Travis Kalanick may be busy cooking up a cloud kitchen business, but that hasn't stopped the former Uber CEO's VC fund from making its first investment in Southeast Asia.
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I'm dragging this morning after getting only six hours of sleep, but I know today is going to be busy, and I need to be up and at it.
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But he's also going to be busy in the short-term: GoPro plans on releasing a consumer-grade 360-degree camera and the company's first quadcopter sometime this summer.
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Former Chief Operating Officer Nat Manning has been appointed as interim executive director, and the company will be busy monitoring the upcoming general election in Kenya on August 8.
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While their kids are at ages now where they are prepared for both of their parents to be busy working in theater, Broderick still sees it as a challenge.
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Ohtani expects to be busy the next two months — "I don't have too much time to be hanging around at Disneyland" — before reporting to spring training in Tempe, Ariz.
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And does saying, "HEY IN SEVEN YEARS, WE MIGHT SHUT YOU DOWN" really serve as any kind of real fuck you to this sure-to-be-busy airport location?
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Ms. Urman herself will be busy after a brief hiatus: She is an executive producer of "Charmed," a reboot that was picked up by the CW for next season.
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While the candidates are onstage, their bookkeepers will be busy with an entirely different event: formally disclosing how much their campaigns raised and spent in July, August and September.
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Jessica Simpson may be busy with motherhood, having just given birth to her third child in March, but she has still managed to make time to work out regularly.
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Donovan's office is expected to be busy reviewing rules in the final year of the Obama administration as federal agencies race to finish a number of last-minute regulations.
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You will be busy when you're older, so I hope you take time to smell all the flowers and put all the leaves you want in your bucket now.
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"We expect the first half of 2020 to be busy, as clients work to capitalize on opportunities before the presidential election moves into high gear," he told The Hill.
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"Scientists will be busy with this data for many years, and we are ready to be surprised by the avalanche of discoveries that will unlock the secrets of our galaxy."
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If the controversies of Trump's nascent presidency are any indication, the nation's federal courts will be busy attempting to resolve future legal disputes and the constitutionality of Trump's sweeping actions.
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On days like St. Patrick's Day when you know you're going to be busy, you've just got to get on with it, keep your head down, and get through it.
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I decided to hold my breath in the stairwell and try to stick it out until autumn, when students would return to campuses and parents would be busy filling backpacks.
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Most nights, it was only a few minutes until I got my first call and I would be busy answering the phone for a few hours until I got tired.
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Mr. Farinetti said he was interested to see whether the new store will be busy late in the evening; like the Flatiron store, it will be open until 11 p.m.
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The House Financial Services Committee will be busy marking up Chairman Jeb Hensarling's (R-Texas) CHOICE Act, the Republicans' sweeping replacement of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law on Tuesday.
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Both your ruling planets, Saturn and Uranus, will be busy on January 13: Mercury meets the planet of responsibility, Saturn, finding you in an ultra focused, serious, and private mood.
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Many schools are on spring break this time of year, which means universities would typically be busy getting ready to welcome the return of thousands of students to bustling campuses.
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But officials familiar with the transition process say that he will be busy deliberating his cabinet selections and may announce a domestic appointment before taking a quick break from work.
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Since I know I'll be busy cooking tomorrow, I text my friend to ask for help and she kindly agrees to pick them up for me (and pay for them) tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams will be busy playing the Colts on Thanksgiving Day, so he prepared his Thanksgiving meal a bit early — with the help of comedian Ben Schwartz.
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In the days leading up to the summit -- while Donald Trump will no doubt be busy sending tweets about his opponents -- Angela Merkel will most likely be forging alliances and deals.
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They'll be busy on the festival circuit this summer, including Chicago Open Air in July, where they finally get the chance to open for Korn (and I don't say that dismissively).
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The next six months will be busy with hormone therapy to help prevent more cysts that will affect my mood, my weight, and my skin in ways I could never predict.
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"She cut out early and said she was going to be busy the next few weeks because her birthday was coming up and her parents were coming to visit," he said.
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An unnatural quiet fills areas that should be busy, like Old Moor Street in Colombo where the Ibrahims ran their spice empire from behind an unassuming storefront with a gray gate.
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While the ladies above enjoy having won the genetic lottery, we'll be busy perfecting our Kylie Lip Kit technique – because that's as close as we'll ever get to looking like a Kardashian.
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"You will be busy when you're older, so I hope you take time to smell all the flowers and put all the leaves you want in your bucket now," he told August.
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We make a plan for the weekend — it'll be busy so we both have to work, but we think if we stagger our times in the office it will be more productive.
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Kanye West may be busy finishing up his latest album, but that didn't stop him from spending some time with his wife, Kim Kardashian West, in New York City on Thursday night.
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" In a longer version of the ad, potential workers are encouraged to "hurry to apply," and warned that the company's jobs hotline may be busy because "so many applicants are dialing in.
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On June 7th, the transport secretary said the decision could be postponed until September or later, as the Cabinet—which will ultimately make the choice—will be busy after the EU poll.
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State-sponsored hackers—most likely Russian—have been, and continue to be busy trying to infiltrate nuclear power plants around the United States, among them Kansas-based Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation.
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The fam was most likely having an early celebration their little girl's birthday ... she turns 2 on Sunday, but Mom's gonna be busy playing Petra Martic for a spot in the quarterfinals.
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Uranus, the planet of innovation and invention, is very active this month, and since it's your modern planetary ruler (Saturn's your planet from the old days), that means you'll be busy too!
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This is mostly due to the fact that the British government will be busy with exit and trade talks with the EU. But it will also be linked with how protectionist Trump gets.
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With her own two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte – who may have their own wedding roles to play – Kate will be busy ensuring they don't dominate proceedings by dashing around the church.
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Catching up with PEOPLE after his hilarious JetBlue Non-Eclipse Non-Viewing Party event, Astin opened up about what it's like to be busy actors in Hollywood when you're really, really in love.
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Samsung may be busy building headphones that can trick your body into believing it's in motion, but it would probably prefer that its Galaxy Gear headset rely on a far less experimental approach.
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I knew I'd be busy traveling to the US on Thursday and spending time with family on Friday, so I worked long hours on Tuesday so I could get ahead on my assignments.
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Traffic can be busy in the village, and Ms. Halpern said some residents were initially concerned about increased congestion from a new 133-unit development of townhouses, condominiums and detached homes, Roslyn Landing.
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Imagine a hypothetical scenario in which the Russians saturate America with UFO sightings: They could launch a weapon and maybe no one would notice because the warning system would be busy chasing ghosts.
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However, because the holidays tend to be busy, we may not be as aware and prepared against these threats as we normally would be, said Kathy Stokes, director of AARP's fraud prevention programs.
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"For the time being Trump will probably be busy with China and choose to extend Saturday's deadline (European time) before escalating the conflict with the EU over cars and car imports," Hense told CNBC.
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Mercury continues to be busy on May 230, when it clashes with power planet Pluto to illuminate some very critical information, and connects with Jupiter to open you up on very deep, emotional levels.
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While Trump spends US tax dollars to yet again jet down to Mar-a-Lago this weekend, Neil Gorsuch, Trump's Supreme Court nominee, will be busy preparing for his upcoming confirmation hearing next Monday.
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Nobody knows exactly how the coming weeks are going to play out when it comes to Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas sales, but one thing is for sure, it's going to be busy.
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J. Apa) and Veronica (Camila Mendes) — may be busy uncovering serial killers, exposing cults, and running rum empires, but their old pal Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray) dreams of a life outside their small town.
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AARP and a lot of trial lawyers are going to be busy with a bigger fight in the coming years as both blatant and indirect ageism starts to rear its ugly head in the workplace.
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That pushes the risk for Xilinx losing business in China and Korea out to next year, but by that time, U.S. carriers will be busy building out networks, giving Xilinx new chances to win business.
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She may be busy balancing motherhood with her acting career and role as brand ambassador and creative consultant for Neutrogena since 2013, but Kerry Washington makes it a point of carving out me time, too!
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"It will continue to be busy, but the question is whether loosening covenants will be adequate to give these companies the lifeline that they need," said Kevin Wong, Singapore-based partner with law firm Linklaters.
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"Mom is probably going to be busy with the baby, so decide in advance who is feeding the dog, taking him outside to play, giving him the love and attention he requires," Dr. Osborne says.
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"You don't necessarily need a big garden to create something that the rabbits can be busy in, so we hope this will give people ideas and get their funny personality across," the rabbit mom said.
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Betty and Jughead say they'll be busy with FP getting out of jail and as Veronica and Archie follow up on their lead, there's a connection between The Reaper and the Black Hood – role reversal!
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"Virgo season is an especially social time of year for you, whether you're having fun with a new social circle, or networking for career opportunities, you will be busy sharing ideas with people," says Annabel.
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Mark Paulson of the Law Society sums it up: "It's a bit like being a doctor in a plague year; you'll be busy for a while, but it doesn't bode well for the long term".
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VALERIE BERTINELLI REVEALS WHY SHE PASSED OVER HER &aposFOOTLOOSE&apos ROLE Gorcey and Olivia may be busy working on their book series, but that doesn't mean the '80s star hasn't looked back at her Hollywood career.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, a long-time critic of the royal family, will be busy attending engagements and conferences during Saturday's wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, his spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Her comments indicate that while Democratic presidential hopefuls spend the next year or so mostly debating policy, Trump will be busy trying to demonize them as hateful baby murderers ahead of the 2020 general election contest.
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Irma's blinding rain and powerful winds began pummeling Caibarién, Cuba, late Friday as the outer bands of the massive storm made their entrance, knocking out power in a town that normally would be busy with tourists.
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As the stepson's legal team negotiated a date for testimony, they were told to pick any day but Friday -- an indication Mueller's team expected to be busy Friday, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
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Since no one is going to clue us in to what exactly this new poster means, we're all going to be busy coming up with theories that could explain what the Night King is up to.
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And while the original animation studio is taking the year off after the doubleheader of Zootopia and Moana in 2016, it will be busy producing a sequel to the critically acclaimed (and financially successful) Wreck-It Ralph.
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We got ED out in the OC and wanted to know if he'd be rushing (get it) back to the games now that Fisher is gone ... and he let us know ... he might be busy those days.
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Behind the scenes, Braeden says St. John "alluded" to his struggles but that they didn't get a chance to talk about them much because they would be busy learning their own respective pages of dialogue between scenes.
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The Reds, who will be busy as the trade deadline approaches in a little over a week, have won five of seven games since the All-Star break after knocking off Arizona 6-2 on Friday night.
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Towns leads T-Wolves over Raptors MINNEAPOLIS — While most of his Timberwolves teammates will have time to rest during the upcoming NBA All-Star break, Minnesota rookie Karl-Anthony Towns will be busy with the weekend's festivities.
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Heck, I'm sure my July will be busy, thanks to Hollow Knight, a game long enough that it might actually chew up all the free time I have, before games start moving back into gear next month.
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So while the actual president may be busy upending long-established norms and aggressively tweeting about his enemies at all hours of the day, at least one fictional president is available on-demand to soothe frayed nerves.
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BREAM: Also Congress has been very busy with investigations, but now they&aposre going to be busy, at least the Senate side, in August thanks to Senate leader Mitch McConnell saying they&aposre going to be in session.
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Scott Patterson seems to the actor most likely to be busy — he's got movies in progress and is leading his band Smith Radio — but even he wants to head back to the diner every once in a while.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler may be busy trying to score a new victory against cable companies by disrupting the cable box, but it's starting to look like the fight he won last year is very far from over.
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His work in this area is particularly noteworthy because, as IoT devices continue to proliferate, the skill of hiding technology in unobtrusive forms will be in high demand, so Starck's studio will likely be busy in coming years.
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SCOTUS Will Be Busy In The Fall The Supreme Court concluded its term on Monday, announcing that it will decide on the case of a Denver baker who refused to serve a gay couple when the justices return.
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While most of the players on both the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers are solidly focused on tonight's Game 2 of the NBA Finals, it looks like J.R. Smith may be busy with a new reality show.
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"A few years ago, at the first of the month we would be slow and toward the end of the months we would be busy," said Diana Van Horn, who runs the food pantry at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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The lender's deputy CEO Karl von Rohr told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that a merger with Commerzbank was not on the agenda and that Deutsche Bank would be busy with internal restructuring measures over the next 12 to 18 months.
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According to several accounts, the woman, now identified as Natasha Aponte, seemed to use the same script with all the men, telling them she'd be busy with work but would get back to them when she had free time.
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"Most of its users won't care or notice because they'll be busy Snapchatting, but for marketers and others it's a sign of things to come," Peter Petralia, managing director of digital strategy for brand engagement company Sullivan, told Mashable.
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The video chronicles a sad Kylie who is trying to reach her boyfriend PARTYNEXTDOOR (don't worry, his real name is actually Jahron), who seems to be busy having some alone time with his piano and bonding with his pals.
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"Since we're going to be busy cooking, we need someone to keep you all on your toes, so please welcome someone who knows a thing or two about rising stars, Editor-in-Chief of PEOPLE magazine Jess Cagle," she says.
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Paulson will certainly be busy playing around in Murphy's universe: She has also signed on for two seasons of his upcoming series Ratched, in which Paulson will play the titular nurse who originated in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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It will be the first Disney park in mainland China, and we can expect three things from it: It's going to be busy; it's going to have some cool new rides; and it's going to make Disney a ton of money.
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Kylie Jenner may be busy designing a nursery for her baby with Travis Scott, but that definitely doesn't seem to be keeping her from her career as a beauty entrepreneur (especially if Kris Jenner has anything to say about it).
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Furthermore, France, Germany and the Netherlands – founding members of the EU – will also be busy with national politics, facing key elections amid rising support for anti-European rhetoric, which could make them less willing to accommodate the U.K.'s demands.
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And this means the country's leaders, past and present -- rather than gearing up for what was supposed to be a crowning achievement, as the continent's first nation to host an Olympics this summer -- will be busy dealing with the fallout.
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In a sign November will also be busy, new order growth accelerated at the fastest pace since early 2011 while factories built up backlogs of work at the joint-steepest rate since IHS Markit started monitoring it 15 years ago.
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The legislation's outlook was not immediately clear, with Congress likely to be busy in the "lame duck" session with a must-pass spending measure and Trump's renewed demands for money to build a proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It's also hard to see much big legislation getting through Congress this close to an election year when the Senate is already going to be busy with the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and overdue spending bills.
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In the week ahead, Congress will be busy at work massaging the numbers, with the Senate preparing a counterproposal to the House's hopes to lower corporate and personal taxes while removing deductions for state and local taxes and mortgage interest.
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For instance, in his opening talk, Fernando Alcántar, a former religious youth leader turned self-described "gaytheist," told the audience that atheists can't just be "busy reading papers and making discoveries," leaving the business of saving people to churches and religion.
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Corporate chatbot and customer-service AIs will need to be built and trained and have dialogue written for them (AI firms are said to be busy hiring poets); they will have to be constantly updated and maintained, just as websites are today.
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"I look forward to seeing nothing in New York because I'll be busy," Gregory Prest, an ensemble member who is cast in four of the New York shows, said amiably one May afternoon at the Young Center for the Performing Arts, Soulpepper's home.
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"He was absolutely polite to everyone, always had a 'good morning' for everyone," Owens, a former vice president at Merrill Lynch, tells CNBC Make It. "[He] worked hard, did what he was asked to do [and] liked to be busy," Owens says.
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He's been toying with the Nobel Committee since the day they announced his award back in October, first suggesting that the committee simply hadn't called him despite having his phone number, and later saying outright that he'd be "busy" during the event.
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And as if the singer and mother of two (she has sons Egypt, 4 and Genisis, 13 months with husband Swizz Beatz) won't be busy enough, she'll be coaching upcoming talent on the next season of The Voice alongside fellow new coach Miley Cyrus.
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If there's one relief, it's that Max and Emme appear to be busy with other interests outside the spotlight "I don't know if they want to perform, they want their own YouTube channels," she told Jimmy Fallon during an appearance on The Tonight Show Wednesday.
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But he will be busy, he acknowledged in New York on Tuesday at the end of the interview — which he joined after traveling from Philadelphia, where he had announced in the morning that he would be leading the Philadelphia Orchestra on a tour of Israel.
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The absence of a shadow, who typically accompanies Bezos to every meeting, suggests the CEO may be busy spending more time on non-Amazon issues, like fending off personal attacks from other powerful figures or external projects like his space exploration company Blue Origin.
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But Mr. LePage had designated a long list of government functions as emergency services that were to stay open during a shutdown, including food assistance payments, law enforcement and the operation of state parks, which are likely to be busy during the holiday weekend.
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While you might be busy defrosting your turkey or picking out the perfect Thanksgiving wine, retail workers across the country are busy prepping their stores for the many shoppers that will be showing up this Thursday evening and Friday morning for doorbusters and special sales.
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While the rest of us spend the next three weeks dieting and exercising before promptly forgetting about our New Year's resolutions altogether, Mark Zuckerberg will be busy building an artificial intelligence system that can control his home, similar to Tony Stark's AI assistant, Jarvis, in Iron Man.
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Whenever BTS released an album, 20133-year-old Lee Siwon posted a status on messaging platform KaKao Talk, a popular chat site in South Korea, saying that she was unable to call or check messages because she would be busy streaming BTS' songs over and over.
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So it will be both selling AI, 'a fix' for AI's imperfections, and experts to help smooth any wrinkles when enterprises are trying to fix their AIs… Which suggests that while AI will indeed remove some jobs, automation will be busy creating other types of work.
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While everyone else will be busy trying to find that perfect dress to ring in the new year, why not try something a little more unexpected like Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson and Rihanna who all opted for daring new hair looks to celebrate the end of 2016?
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Try baking an eggless cake; it's just bread Cute enough in infancy to cause spontaneous world peace Too delicious for their own good Not the cuddliest pets once they grow up Might be busy preparing vengeance on us humans Bonus animal review: Oh my God... pic.twitter.com/If507fxar5
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Tomorrow, it's really going to be busy, with the latest figures on initial jobless claims, productivity, retail sales, the New York Fed's Empire State manufacturing index, August Philly Fed index, July industrial production figures, June business inventories and the National Association of Home Builders' August sentiment index.
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""History will be busy wondering why we impeached a President without a crime or a victim," Gaetz replied, to which Amash identified the "high crime is using his public office to solicit the aid of a foreign government for personal gain," and the victim is "society itself.
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Workers then negotiate amongst themselves to swap shifts using internal apps, but since most workers' availability is already coded into their schedules, many will be busy with other responsibilities such as childcare or education, making it even more difficult for hourly workers to control their free time.
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Japanese officials say a delay of 50 minutes or more between when the collision occurred and when it was reported would not be unusual for the merchant ship, as the crew could be busy determining damage to the vessel and avoiding other craft in the busy shipping lanes.
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If you happen to be busy this weekend and can't make it to your local MAC store to claim your free product, you'll still able to receive a complimentary lipstick all-year-long by returning six empty MAC makeup containers online or in-store through itsBack to MAC program.
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If the Supreme Court reinstates DAPA at the end of June, the Obama administration will only have seven months left in office to process applications — and many of the community groups that would have been able to help people get those applications will be busy mobilizing for the election.
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While it's likely that Markle will skip out on the June 3 meeting, hosted by the Queen in Buckingham Palace's garden, because she'll be busy tending to her one-month-old son, Archie, it's also possible that her personal views on Trump swayed her decision to skip the controversial meeting.
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This is a game both teams need to win to keep their N.F.L. playoff hopes alive, so expect Drake to be busy against the Bills, who have yielded the most fantasy points to opposing backs this season, as well as the most rushing touchdowns of any team in the league (211).
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In a sign that Alphabet's new pointman will be busy, a congressional committee sent the company a 17-page letter last month demanding a decade's worth of emails between senior executives on a range of matters and, on September 9th, 48 state attorneys-general launched an antitrust probe into the company.
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It was hard to find precedent for the Knicks' decision — former players are normally treated like celebrities, not told they will not be allowed into a game even if they buy their own ticket — but it fit the almost bizarre image the franchise now seems to be busy creating for itself.
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She had pretended to be busy with the boxes, but her hands were shaking and she hardly knew what she was packing, and Toby's ranting behind her was terrible because it was so uncharacteristic, as if something in him that should never have come to light had been broken open and exposed.
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" The user also links to a story on Glenn Beck's right-wing news site the Blaze titled "How a Turkish Cleric's Network Has Penetrated the Clinton Campaign and American Education," which accused the Gülen movement of being "a combination of cult, cabal and corporation" that "appears to be busy buying, using and abusing political power.
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"Every word matters in a tax bill, and so we're going to be busy analyzing every single word of that bill and engaging with our members to see how a bill could affect their businesses to figure out where we are as an industry and what we need to do going forward," he said.
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In addition to reviewing the show, we also discuss the news that "Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have signed a multi-year film and TV deal with Netflix — though it's not clear when they'll actually have time to create those new shows, as they're probably going to be busy for a while writing Star Wars.
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Meanwhile, she will be busy whipping the crowd into a frenzy with her notoriously unpredictable stage antics, ditching her shyer real life demeanor for a larger-than-life persona that might see her engaging in ferocious staring contests with crowd members, prowling the stage with long-limbed gestures, and otherwise ensuring everyone gets weird and gives into abandon.
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Ideally, the organization wouldn't realize what was going on before we seized total control and covered our tracks, so we could siphon billions of dollars or give everyone perfect credit or install a script that would surreptitiously approve all asylum applications — since, based on the conventions of the Purge franchise, any executives or high-level staffers would be busy terrorizing poor people.
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But since dos Anjos won't be back from injury until July and since Nurmagomedov, a devout Muslim, can't fight in July because he'll be busy recovering from the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the most we can hope for between the two men for the moment is more verbal skirmishing on social media, complete with subtle religious digs disguised as hashtags.
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"Wolf, if I went around criticizing a statement that was made by the president, or anyone of my fellow senators, or anyone of the congressmen up here, or people in Idaho who hold public office, and I stood up everytime they talked and said 'I don't like this, I don't like that,' I'd be busy all day long," Risch said.
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His pursuit consumes him, and no matter how often he talks on FaceTime with his "kind of girlfriend" in California, in those spare moments away from his teammates — or the restaurant staff members who know him, or the apartment building concierge who invited him to watch the Vikings play, not realizing Newman would be busy that day — loneliness still descends.
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"Wolf, if I went around criticizing a statement that was made by the President, or any one of my fellow senators, or any one of the congressmen up here, or people in Idaho who hold public office, and I stood up and talked every time they talked and said, 'I don't like this, I don't like that,' I'm criticizing -- I'd be busy all day long," Risch said.
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RISCH: Wolf, if I went around criticizing a statement that was made by the President or any one of my fellow senators or any one of the congressmen up here or people in Idaho who hold public office and I stood up and talked every time they talked and said I don't like this, I don't like that, I'm criticizing -- I'd be busy all day long.
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For a boy who ought to be busy with pirates and mermaids, Peter Pan has been onstage a lot, from "Peter Pan Live!" the labored musical that aired on NBC in 2014, to "Finding Neverland," the flightless Broadway production that closed at a loss last year, to "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday," Sarah Ruhl's melancholy drama that played Playwrights Horizons in the fall.
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