Tiffany appeared to be exhausted from partying the night before.
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Many analysts believe that authority will be exhausted around October.
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If not, its known fields will be exhausted in four.
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"I would be exhausted if I couldn't work," she said.
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President Trump does not appear to be exhausted or chastened.
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When the sun went down, I'd be exhausted and full.
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You will be exhausted by the end of the day.
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They'd be exhausted, but they just weren't ready to go home.
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"There is no avenue that will not be exhausted," he said.
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Whereas a turbo uses waste energy that would otherwise be exhausted.
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These sales created a vicious circle that may now be exhausted.
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It's quite natural that this would be exhausted at some point.
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You must be exhausted and we're all exhausted because of you.
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They still have a few nights to go and must be exhausted.
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Tonight, however, you will be exhausted—make time for yourself to unwind.
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I expected them to be exhausted, but they remained in high spirits.
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At some point the possibility of the banking system will be exhausted.
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That said, make it an early night—you're going to be exhausted!
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I know B. will be exhausted so I let her sleep in.
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In six weeks, the food supplies to feed them will be exhausted.
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Get too little sleep, and you'll be exhausted all day, chugging down coffee.
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Those will be exhausted sometime in October, though the exact date is unknown.
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But if I had to do it all the time, I'd be exhausted.
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"If it came to a deployment, stocks would rapidly be exhausted," the report said.
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You're going to be exhausted by the time it's over, so don't overbook yourself.
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To live in Washington is to be exhausted and captivated by all of it.
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Last year the government said that the trust fund would be exhausted in 2028.
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People will be exhausted and emotional, and everything will feel like it's changing so quickly.
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Lawyers say that could easily be exhausted, given the number of deaths and serious injuries.
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"You'll be exhausted in short order and it is a nearly impossible task," says Taylor.
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Pardieu adds that the specific site of the rush is likely to be exhausted soon.
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At the current sales rate, the inventory of homes would be exhausted in four months.
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He noted that the Social Security trust funds are expected to be exhausted by 2034.
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Even Ryan might be exhausted enough to want to just get it all over with.
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You want to make the lives of soon-to-be exhausted parents easier and brighter.
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Take time to sleep, Taurus, or else you'll be exhausted as fuck during this full moon.
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Still, if the state can't get its fiscal act together, that cash hoard could be exhausted.
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In Saudi Arabia, fiscal buffers might be exhausted within five to six years without any adjustments.
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That meant they were less likely to be exhausted than students from schools that started earlier.
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I felt relieved after I had been worried about my son that he would be exhausted.
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You're in a friendly mood, Pisces, but don't overbook yourself this evening—you will be exhausted.
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They can be exhausted by uninspired overuse, go out of fashion or be judged hopelessly reactionary.
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By contrast, the government said last year that the trust fund would be exhausted in 2029.
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That said, we still expect to be exhausted by the evening every day of the week.
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People will start getting used to the new normal, but will also be exhausted by it.
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Now, experts predict that unless Congress acts, funding will be exhausted by March, if not earlier.
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According to WOSC, Shaunna Burns says Hailey lost 10 to 20 pounds and appeared to be exhausted.
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The diamonds that propelled Botswana's exceptional growth and paid for impressive infrastructure could be exhausted before 20143.
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Fortunately, most of the booster's propellant should be exhausted by the time it falls off the rocket.
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Now, experts predict that unless Congress acts, federal funding will be exhausted in a matter of months.
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Experts predict that unless Congress acts, the federal funding will be exhausted in a matter of months.
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I think that they're going to be exhausted and want something that they can bring people together.
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You're going to be exhausted—you know, since you're evolving on a major level—so don't overbook yourself.
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"I had been worried about my son, that he would be exhausted, he would be tired," he said.
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By the time the film comes to the final courtroom battle, the audience is likely to be exhausted.
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By Thursday, you may be exhausted, what with the tennis all morning, and "Shetland" Season 4 all night.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump promised Americans that they would be exhausted from "winning" on trade under his presidency.
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Some of the public is aware that the Medicare Part A trust fund will be exhausted in 22019.
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Though she may be exhausted from back-to-back concerts, Ariana Grande is fighting through bronchitis for her fans.
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Everyone has their own best pace, but if you're changing accommodations every other day, you're going to be exhausted.
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"I'd be exhausted, I'd be tired, I'd be thinking about my day, I'd be thinking about tomorrow," Serhant says.
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Now, just when it seemed like that trove of secrets might be exhausted, the group has spilled a new batch.
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Any animal with skin will be exhausted if they manage to get through my vermin family's countless bites and scrapes.
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From taking weird photos in Saudi Arabia and Rome, to alienating America's remaining allies in NATO, Trump must be exhausted.
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Those efforts were expected to be exhausted by October or November, but the latest data suggest that could happen sooner.
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The energy will be emotional, and you'll be as impulsive as ever, but don't overbook yourself, because you'll be exhausted!
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However, the Social Security Trust Fund has been underfunded since 2010 and is currently projected to be exhausted by 2034.
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It wasn't like I was particularly alert either; I'd be exhausted but unable to shut off the space behind my eyes.
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One of the forces driving Tillyer's work is his belief that the possibilities of light cannot be exhausted in landscape painting.
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Moreover, as Philip Hammond, the chancellor, says, any fiscal headroom he has would soon be exhausted by a no-deal Brexit.
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Medicare's trust fund will be exhausted in a little over a decade, potentially jeopardizing access to physicians, hospitals, and medical treatments.
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Those measures will probably be exhausted by the late summer or early fall, so Congress will need to act by then.
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Medicare trustees say the hospital insurance trust fund could be exhausted in 54 if no changes are made to existing law.
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Experts disagree on how soon the world's supply of tanzanite will be exhausted, with some saying it is almost mined out.
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Add those infractions to the incessant lying, snitching, backstabbing, and accusations of alcoholism, and yeah...I'm sure you'd be exhausted, too.
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But unlike the debt limit written into law, it was harder to estimate precisely when those extraordinary measures would be exhausted.
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If I took the time to address every person, I'd be exhausted, and as a Black woman, I am already tired.
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During the debate, he told viewers that under a Weld administration, "you'll never have to be exhausted by the government again."
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For example, extroverts enjoy talking through their issues with others, and get energized when socializing, while introverts might be exhausted by it.
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Retired generals don't clamor for war; they are typically the voices urging that all other avenues be exhausted before turning to force.
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Estimations suggest that fiscal buffers will be exhausted in less than five years, assuming an average oil price of $50 a barrel.
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Hasina may be exhausted from nightmares about searching for her baby, but she displays a moral clarity that world leaders can emulate.
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"There were so many moments when I was shooting Rocky Horror and I'd be exhausted," the Orange is the New Black star recounts.
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"I believe they're all still alive but they might be exhausted ... we should get good news today," Rear Admiral Arparkorn Yookongkaew told Reuters.
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Portraiture came to be considered "content," and therefore a subject that could be exhausted, despite (or maybe because of) its long, exalted history.
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Millennials have grown up with dire warnings that Social Security will be exhausted by the time it is their turn to use it.
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The problem is, the catalogs are brimming with the same return-of-neutrals story, too, and we worry it will soon be exhausted.
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The atmosphere is emotional, and you will be exhausted; fortunately, the best way to work the energy is to catch up on rest!
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When he writes that the engine is often obsolete before it appears, he's saying that a technical object can be exhausted in its promise.
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They said there was no reassurance that aid recipients would get more relief in a month, when the rations delivered Monday will be exhausted.
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Brazil's remains the largest seller of soybeans to China but its exports to China tend to be exhausted in the fall months or December.
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Something you've been putting your time into may no longer feel worthwhile, or you might simply be exhausted by your schedule, commute, or travel.
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So it goes with the Mets, who must be exhausted, deep down, by the constant, almost chronic drumbeat of injuries that stalk their roster.
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Brazil remains the largest seller of soybeans to China, but its exports to China tend to be exhausted in the fall months or December.
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Social Security, whose primary trust fund is projected to be exhausted in 2034, faces a substantially larger financial imbalance today than was corrected back then.
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When an order is placed, a sure-to-be-exhausted Amazon worker repackages it in an Amazon box and ships it out to the buyer.
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When one way of running the world seems to be exhausted, but the next has yet to come into being, the past holds important lessons.
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You're very sensitive to the moon's motions, psychic Cancer, so expect to be exhausted as hell after this full moon in powerful Fire sign Aries.
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With Greater Sunrise, Timor-Leste can keep pumping oil and gas until around 2031, though other fields will be exhausted in four years or so.
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About $132 million of that money is going directly to vaccine development — money that will be exhausted by the end of August, health officials say.
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When you return from your holiday visit, you may be exhausted for days afterward, finding it hard to focus and return to your regular routine.
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And, once it was deemed to be exhausted, the consensus was that only the most hubristic (or nostalgic) young British artist would dare attempt it.
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Saturday US debt ceiling comes back into effect -- The federal government's borrowing authority will be exhausted, with the congressionally-mandated debt ceiling back in effect.
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The animals may be stopping there to look for food, or they could be "exhausted and they're there looking for a place to rest," Milstein said.
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"Treasury expects that the extraordinary measures will be exhausted sometime in the second half of 2019," Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary Brian Smith said in a statement.
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"We do cheer so much that it's — I mean an hour is pretty much all I can do or I'll like mentally and physically be exhausted."
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U.S. borrowing authority could be exhausted sometime in September, according to the latest administration estimates, rather than in October or November, as had earlier been projected.
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Others expect the gains from deep learning to be exhausted in the next few years, and expect that AIs with human-like abilities are centuries away.
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By March 22021, it said, CHIP funds will be exhausted in 22022 additional states, including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Oregon and Pennsylvania.
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If you're waking up several times a night to tend to your kids, even if you're in bed for eight hours, you will still be exhausted.
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You don't want anyone at an important job to be exhausted or drained, and multiple studies suggest that vacations and breaks from work are good for productivity.
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The Solomon Islands, a Pacific country, is shipping trees to China at such a rate that its forests may be exhausted within a decade, the agency lamented.
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And just because they are an unlimited resource, one that cannot be exhausted by consumerist waste, there is all the more reason to apply the conservationist remedy.
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"No mineral, including oil, will ever be exhausted," wrote the late Morris Adelman, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ("Genie out of the bottle", 19423).
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They also resent paying taxes to finance comfortable pensions, certain that such funds will be exhausted when they reach their senior years given Italy's monumental public debt.
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If healthcare providers are working beyond their normal hours and are exhausted, their immune systems might be exhausted and they might be more susceptible to COVID patients.
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The man complains that the bird he purchased is dead, but the shop owner keeps insisting the parrot may be exhausted or prefers reclining on its back.
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Those measures are scheduled to be exhausted sometime in the fall, at which point the U.S. would default on its debt without a new vote by Congress.
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"In the new long-term state of equilibrium, the potential for price reductions will be exhausted and its influence on the inflation rate will have disappeared," he said.
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The current 120,000 sq km (46,330 sq miles) search area in the Indian Ocean is due to be exhausted by January, with no sign of the missing jet.
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If I had to advise on a Democratic narrative I'd start with three premises: First, by 2020 everybody will be exhausted by the climate of negativism and hostility.
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She notes that the $47 million the administration shifted to the National Institutes of Health for work on a vaccine will be exhausted by the end of August.
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In fact, the Penn Wharton Budget Model projects that the Social Security trust fund will be exhausted in just 14 years, about three years faster than the official estimates.
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Between the Tetris game of packing your suitcase, the bustle of a full flight, and the dreaded middle seat, you might be exhausted even before you reach your destination.
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Lessons At the end of the week of living like Martha (or, as I thought of it Martha Stewart Living, Sort Of), I expected to be exhausted and overwhelmed.
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Certain aspects of abstraction may seem to be exhausted, but as this exhibition makes clear, perhaps those aspects that have long been discounted are actually fertile ground for exploration.
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That's because people who collect the paid leave benefits in the short run won't retire until after 2034, when the Social Security trust funds are expected to be exhausted.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo for much of today, bringing you good vibes; however, you'll be exhausted today, and have so much work on your plate.
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You encounter the earth and sense that it's very much like a body: it has weight, presence, and can be exhausted, wrung out, left shrinking in the bleaching sun.
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The NBH warned last month that its programme to provide cheap long-term funding to companies may be exhausted by the start of next year due to strong demand.
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PG&E said its Wildfire Assistance Program was intended for wildfire victims who did not have insurance for their homes or whose insurance for alternate living expenses will be exhausted.
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As early as 1909, the U.S. Geological Survey was predicting reserves might be exhausted by 1935 ("Petroleum resources of the United States – Report of the National Conservation Commission", GPO, 1909).
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Photo via RiFF RAFF's Instagram Chunky boy, peach suit-wearer, aspiring pro wrestler, James Franco-inspirer, poet, and occasional music-maker RiFF RAFF should, by rights, be exhausted by now.
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Any less than 20 days, and you're going to be exhausted from moving around too much, and any more than 30 days and your employers may forget who you are.
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By attempting to bargain with fans to fulfill their hopes of a great show, these collaborative organizing efforts can be exhausted, resulting in toxic fandom if the audience feels slighted.
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But they also warned the gains could be short-lived and that a steep selloff this year caused by weak oil and worries about China's economy may not be exhausted.
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"The experts concluded that, if this area were to be searched, prospective areas for locating the aircraft wreckage, based on all the analysis to date, would be exhausted," the report said.
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If growth disappoints compared with the OBR forecasts, the budgetary "headroom" that Hammond has allowed himself could easily be exhausted, resulting in more borrowing, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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The main short-term risk to the rating would be a failure to raise the debt ceiling by 1Q18, when the Treasury's scope for extraordinary measures is expected to be exhausted.
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There are also formulations in the unofficial texts that are entirely invented, such as one requiring that "international remedies" be exhausted before any human-rights case is brought before the committee.
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Whether you scored a raise, landed a better-paying job, or created a second or third income stream, increasing your earnings is a form of leverage that can never be exhausted.
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While the chief executive has to sign off on any extradition, court hearings and appeals must first be exhausted and the government has insisted judges will play a key "gatekeeper" role.
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We did a tour that was long enough that we got to play all the new songs a lot, but not so long that we'd be exhausted at the end of it.
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"The welfare systems, such as unemployment insurance, continue to operate, but eventually it will be exhausted," said Miguel Foguel, a labor market expert at economic think tank IPEA, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Instead, most claimants should seek to maximize annual income with an aim toward the later years of retirement, when savings may be exhausted and Social Security is the sole source of income.
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If the whole world were to move to this standard, global fresh water resources would be exhausted at a population level of 22050 billion, which the world reached in the year 2000.
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"Treasury expects that the extraordinary measures will be exhausted sometime in the second half of 2019," Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary Brian Smith said in a statement announcing the department's quarterly debt issuance plans.
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Biden, while campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Toledo, Ohio, appeared to be exhausted by the Republican nominee saying he was "not gonna say anymore" when the crowd cheered and prompted him to continue.
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The SNP has scolded Cameron for calling the June 23 referendum just six weeks after a vote for Scotland's own parliament, saying voters will be exhausted and have too little time for debate.
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Moody's said that the timing of when the extraordinary measures will be exhausted depends on factors such as Treasury's cash balance in mid-December and the timing of government spending on disaster relief.
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Today, we are able to support key companies that have partnered with the U.S. government to develop Zika vaccines and diagnostics, but funds will be exhausted by September 30 when the fiscal year closes.
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Those maneuvers will be exhausted roughly six months later, but President-elect Trump has shown little interest in the magnitude of belt-tightening that was demanded of Obama in exchange for a ceiling hike.
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Naidoo said that when output resumed, it would be around 10,000 tonnes a month until September 2021 when the site will be put into extended care and maintenance as the mine will be exhausted.
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What to watch: Retail will be to this hearing what healthcare has been to Democratic presidential debates — an important topic, but also one that might be exhausted to the point of crowding out others.
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The state health department sent a letter earlier this month warning that its CHIP funding would be exhausted on September 30 and it would have to take "extraordinary measures" to continue coverage in October.
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"If the debt limit remains unchanged, the ability to borrow using extraordinary measures will be exhausted and the Treasury will most likely run out of cash by late March or early April 2018," it said.
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That matters in a country where a single gold mine, whose opencast deposits will soon be exhausted, generates nearly a tenth of GDP, while remittances from migrants toiling in Russia account for a further third.
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"If the debt limit remains unchanged, the ability to borrow using extraordinary measures will be exhausted and the Treasury will most likely run out of cash by late March or early April 2018," it said.
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By Wednesday, you'll be exhausted even if you follow my advice, and wondering if maybe you ought to order some takeout, take a seat on the couch, watch "The Weekly" on Hulu, go to bed.
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The problem is that nearly all Pu-238 was last forged during the Cold War, and NASA's mission-ready material may be exhausted within eight years, according to a Government Accountability Office report released Wednesday.
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If their predictions had come true, today petroleum would be exhausted, huge numbers of major animal species would be extinct, crop failures would be causing mass starvation, developing-world poverty would be getting worse instead of declining fast.
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The program's two key trust funds - for retirement and disability programs - are on track to be exhausted in 2034, according to the Social Security trustees, absent an injection of new revenue, benefit cuts or some combination of the two.
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Last month, the bank said the 300 billion forints allotted to the scheme could be exhausted by the start of next year due to strong demand, but did not say whether the programme would be extended with additional financing.
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In addition to noting that vaccine funds will be exhausted by the end of August, she also writes that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has so far spent $143 million of its $85033 million for Zika.
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"The scale of the logging is so unsustainable that natural forests will be exhausted very soon if nothing changes," Beibei Yin, who led the research team that compiled the report, told Reuters by phone from London where Global Witness is based.
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Where a lesser person might be exhausted by the hordes of supplicants seeking transformation from one of his annual Date With Destiny seminars, Mr. Robbins only becomes more energized as the six-day event unfolds and the unburdenings pile up.
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MZ: Don't get me wrong, there's a ton of work involved from all kinds of people, in finance, our legal teams … But roadshows have a bad rap in that people think they're grueling and that, by the end, you'll be exhausted.
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"Future developments in the outlook for inflation will be a decisive factor in the necessity of further measures," it said, adding that its bond purchase scheme designed to provide cheap long-term funding to companies may be exhausted by early 2020.
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This may be a factor, but research suggests that building strong habits can significantly improve self-control by making behavior more automatic and effortless rather than relying on willpower and decision-making, both of which can be exhausted or depleted.
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Justice Marco Aurelio de Mello, the second-longest-serving justice on the 11-member court, told Reuters on Wednesday he would vote for a return to the original rule that all appeals must be exhausted before a convicted defendant goes to prison.
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Blue more suited my mood, which would be - exhausted from taking care of a sick toddler with flu and an ear infection, all while battling the same thing myself AND working my regular 2214-214 job from home - kill me now mood.
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However, this might not be the end of the plucky space probe: its fuel reserves have yet to be exhausted, and in April, a research team from the University of California, Los Angeles proposed a new mission to an undisclosed third asteroid.
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While some have advocated turning over UMWA pension plan to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC), the PBGC has said such an action would cause their multiemployer fund to be exhausted in just one to three years, resulting in massive benefit cuts.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's central bank has sold up to $2.53 million to banks for trading on a newly-launched forex interbank market, but the money could be exhausted by the end of next week due to high demand, banking sources said on Wednesday.
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Soon this generation of Falcon 9s will be exhausted, though: Starting soon, SpaceX will be launching its fifth-generation of Falcon 9s ("Block 5"), which have a variety of improvements to improve their reusability past the two or three times previous ones could be used.
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The main short-term risk to United States' AAA-rating from Fitch would be a failure to raise the debt ceiling by the first quarter of 2018 when the Treasury Department's scope for extraordinary measures is expected to be exhausted, the rating agency said.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit threw out that injunction last week in a 2-1 ruling, saying that the lawsuit on Elliott's behalf was "premature" because all the procedures available under the league's collective bargaining agreement had yet to be exhausted.
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"I always tried to get a good night's sleep so that I'd wake up with my wits about me and not be exhausted," said Yellen Monday night during a discussion moderated by New York Times columnist Paul Krugman at the City University of New York Graduate Center.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit threw out that injunction this month in a 2-1 ruling, saying that the lawsuit on Elliott's behalf was "premature" because all the procedures available under the league's collective bargaining agreement had yet to be exhausted.
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HARARE, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's central bank has sold up to $20 million to banks for trading on the newly launched forex interbank market, but the money could be exhausted by the end of next week due to high demand for dollars, banking sources said on Wednesday.
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During the 2011 debt ceiling negotiations, in which a compromise was struck only two days before Treasury's borrowing authority would be exhausted, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found the delays in raising the debt limit led to an increase in Treasury's borrowing costs of about $1.3 billion.
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So much is stuffed into the 89 minutes of The Jesse Ventura Story that the viewer might be exhausted before even reaching Ventura's gubernatorial campaign, which the movie portrays as being run solely by Ventura, future acting U.S. Senator Dean Barkley and literally just some teen on the internet.
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The researchers found that a pot worth 38 billion euros, in line with the European Commission's design, would not be exhausted even if 10 percent of the euro zone's riskiest banks failed at the same time and the sector suffered losses far larger than those of the latest crisis.
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The bickering over obscenities and the underlying immigration debate could have far-reaching consequences; Democrats have said they will not back any government spending plan that fails to address the immigrants' fate, and with current funding set to be exhausted by Friday, an impasse could lead to a government shutdown.
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The current debate about Mr. Trump's anti-immigrant talk unfolded one week before funding for the government is set to be exhausted without action from Congress, where Democrats have pressed to include an immigration plan to preserve protections for roughly 800,000 undocumented immigrants that Mr. Trump has moved to rescind.
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"The Bush Administration assured then-Senator Biden that the purpose of the Authorization for the Use of Military Force was to strengthen our position at the U.N. Security Council to get weapons inspectors back into Iraq, and that diplomacy would be exhausted without a premature rush to war," he said.
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As we await UK and U.S. final reports on third-quarter gross domestic product, a Reuters poll showed analysts expect world growth to remain subdued in 2020, with central banks' toolkit considered to be exhausted In Britain, parliament is set to debate PM Boris Johnson's Brexit bill later in the day.
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Furthermore, "concerned" countries will be able to ask the Commission to suspend its investigation into a third country or airline for up to 12 months if there are dispute settlement procedures in a bilateral deal between that third country and an EU country that will be exhausted first, one of the people said.
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One big risk is that a majority of voters may simply be exhausted by the cacophony of the Trump era that was on display at the weekend at the G7 summit in France and involves chaos, head-spinning policy reversals, lying as a matter of course, perpetual cultural warfare and widening national divides.
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It's also an easy dish to put together, which means I won't be exhausted with cooking on Friday and can cook the meal I want to eat at the end of the week: the sticky-sweet caramelized pork that Michael Bao Huynh taught our pal Dana Bowen to make way back in 2006.
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But any gratitude President Trump felt for Mr. McConnell's first-of-its-kind maneuver appears to be exhausted as the president, upset at the failed health care repeal, has turned his Twitter fire and fury on Mr. McConnell, the one person he may most need to execute a stalled Republican legislative agenda.
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The idea is that with this new chip inside the main "Holographic Processing Unit," the next-generation HoloLens will be able to do things like recognize objects in the line of sight, but its battery won't be exhausted too quickly, because the main chip won't need to do the extra computing work.
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German sovereign debt available for purchase by the ECB will be exhausted, at the latest, by the middle of next year, so a meaningful extension would require a redesign of the programme, a contentious issue since growth and inflation are both slowly moving in the right direction, sources with direct knowledge of the discussion said.
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They can drive home the point that these reforms can extend Social Security's life beyond 6900, when the Disability Insurance Trust Fund will become depleted and pay only 2628 percent of benefits and past 28503 when the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund will be exhausted and only pay 22019 percent of benefits.
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However, the projections indicate that the Social Security trust fund will be exhausted in 2040, and the low worker-to-beneficiary ratio will present a significant challenge to policymakers if Social Security is going to remain solvent—if those who are now under 40 want to count on having Social Security in their future.
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As the report from the Social Security trustees makes clear, the fund is running down and will be exhausted by 2034 Social Security's total expenditures have exceeded non-interest income of its combined trust funds since 2010, and the Trustees estimate that Social Security cost will exceed non-interest income throughout the 75-year projection period.
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In a hypothetical scenario where fiscal deficits remain at the level expected for the fiscal year ending March 13 (FY17/18), the transfer to the RFFG continues and the GRF remains the sole source of financing, the GRF would be exhausted within about 10 years, while tapping the RFFG would allow Kuwait to sustain its current deficits for decades.
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The 13-by-15-inch "Milk Crate," a gorgeous compression of four sides of a gray plastic crate, amounts to a philosophical argument for Mr. Considine's approach: The lines and angles of the mesh crate, with their extra-sharp edges, suggest a Cartesian graph of an infinitely divisible pictorial space whose beauty can never be exhausted.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.) estimated those measures — which are what Mnuchin estimates will be exhausted by Sept.
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Of course, the Astros did trade for the prototypical leading man: Verlander, who worked 206 innings between playing for Detroit and Houston and fired a complete game in the A.L.C.S. But McCullers, Peacock and Morton each made at least 22 starts in the regular season while pitching between 115 and 150 innings — enough of a workload to be available for multiple innings in October, but not so much to be exhausted by the World Series.
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