If I am destined to be late for this, I'm destined to be late. Jogging?
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Moral of the Story ... don't be late to practice.
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And the contrasts go on: Tim Kaine may be late.
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If you want to make Mr. Gordy mad, be late.
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I resolve to just be late to work this morning.
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I need to tell her I'll be late home tonight.
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I've never been before and don't want to be late.
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"I don't want to be late," he repeats in English.
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Get up, a voice says, you're going to be late.
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"We should go or we'll be late," she told Robert.
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Your gift may be late, but mom will forgive you.
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If he didn't choose, he was going to be late.
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Then I grab a Starbucks coffee, knowing I'll be late ($2.75).
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My friend texts that she'll be late but we start eating.
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We can hardly stand the wait, please Mueller don't be late.
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I text my boss to let him know I'll be late.
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Dinner is 230 minutes away and we're going to be late!
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We were going to be late for the fights as is.
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"You basically cannot be late if you're a parent," Hegewisch says.
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"At first I was worried we'd be late," Alcantara told CNN.
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"Don't be late for breakfast," she said and left the room.
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This could be late at night or early in the morning.
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The state considers abortions after 22 weeks to be late term.
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I don't want to be late so I call an Uber.
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I could get places faster and never be late for school.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Azaam Afaan did not want to be late.
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Some nights it may be early, some nights it may be late.
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Legislation will help, but it's sure to be late to the party.
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I simply cannot be late to PT, so I call a Lyft.
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We don't want to be late, we'll miss the show, he said.
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I take Ubers whenever I don't want to be late for class.
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As in recent years there will also be late-night silent discos.
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The ceremony also featured some advice from Tom Hanks: Don't be late.
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"Sometimes we have to be late on the rent," Mr. Alvarez said.
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I email the principal and secretary to say I will be late.
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I won't be late, but I won't have time to take the bus.
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At 9:25, I realize I'm dallying and am going to be late.
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I would rather be late to work than tackle Monday without good coffee.
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The old & corrupt must be late to waste before the just can triumph.
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The more successful the project, the more likely it is to be late.
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"I'm not even going to be late," one man in the line says.
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Oh well, I guess I'll have to be late getting back to work.
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"I am extremely sorry to be late," James Duke said to Posey Brandon.
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We were both failing at our attempts to be late-middle-aged potheads.
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When I make plans with them, I simply assume they will be late.
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The Labor Department, for instance, may be late in producing its monthly employment reports.
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You need to leave, like now, or you're going to be late to work.
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If only your kid had a phone, you could tell him you'll be late.
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UBS points out that the economy can be "late cycle" for a long time.
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Officials with the paratransit service said they won't be late again, his mother added.
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Congrats Yasiel ... but remember, you have NO EXCUSE to be late to practice now.
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Carrie Bradshaw would be late to brunch and probably wouldn't pay for her mimosa.
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There will be late-night jazz programs, chamber music, family concerts and much more.
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Rachael texted to say that she'd be late; eventually, she arrived, tired but ready.
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Sometimes the classes would run over time, and he'd be late to the gym.
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"I wanted to convince Roxanne that I wasn't going to be late," he said.
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" Sometimes our cheques would be late and it's just like, "Sorry, cheques aren't ready.
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Suzanne will be late, the man said calmly, but you're very welcome to stay.
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Macleod said the arguments would often be late at night, waking him and his wife.
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I take too long showering and can tell I'm going to be late for work.
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If elections are not held in June, the next possible date would be late September.
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There's no way production will actually start then, as suppliers will be late to deliver.
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It's better to be late, but you also want to minimize the damage you take.
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We seemed to be late to every ball and come out worse in every tackle.
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So I went back home and called my boss to tell him I'd be late.
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And not late in the way that you and I might be late for things.
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ROME (Reuters) - If Italy leaves the euro, it will be late on a Friday night.
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We should throw the party fully expecting that the guest of honor will be late.
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We're taking the ferry to Tallinn, Estonia today and can't be late for the boat!
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Uncle Green was late so that meant all the Blue Gums would be late too.
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After the first wave of [tour] cancellations, we were told our paychecks would be late.
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The boat starts boarding at 7 and leaves promptly at 8, so don't be late.
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If you're going to be late, you need to pick up the phone and call.
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I wanted to get to the studio early, but it looks like I might be late.
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Who decides when a woman hasn't done something soon enough so as to not be late?
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I email my boss while running my hand under cool water that I'll likely be late.
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I call my supervisor at the retail place and tell them I'm going to be late.
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When Kutcher realized he was going to be late, he called Ellerin at 8:24 p.m.
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I began dropping the ball on little things: Assignments would be late, emails wouldn't be answered.
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I telephoned Rent-A-Center and advised them that I would be late making my payment.
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The center, to be... Late last year HP released a smartwatch made in partnership with Movado.
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"We're anticipating it will still be late 2018 ... when we'll actually close the transaction," he said.
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A few times you'd be late, because Dad would keep you home till the last minute.
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There was a pitchers' meeting in four minutes, and he could not afford to be late.
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R. just texted that he's stuck in a meeting and will be late getting home. Crap.
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She has an appointment to begin the application process, and she doesn't want to be late.
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"If service delays caused you to be late for work, school" or appointments, the post said.
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"It will be late this year to finance the 2018 budget," he said, without giving details.
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On the Republican side, members have been instructed to not be late for the President's 9 p.m.
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Going to be late, but I make a berry and yogurt smoothie for the subway ride down.
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J. is annoyed and worried we'll be late for kickball, so he puts her back on leash.
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Knowing my friends, they'll all be late, so I don't feel pressured to get there on time.
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For example, you're less likely to travel, if you assume you'll be late and miss the plane.
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Ives believes the earliest Apple could realistically release a foldable smartphone would be late 2020 or early 2021.
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In fact, a coworker recently told me she'd rather be late to work than not make her bed.
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It must be late in the afternoon, and Cole is standing on the sidewalk looking into the window.
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And if it looks like I'm about to be late going somewhere, I all but panic about it.
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Panicked I'll be late for ballet class, I try to search for another Velib spot nearby on Google.
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Don't be late Set the right tone with the chef and show up a few minutes early. 7.
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My drive takes 20 minutes on a good day, and I'm already worried I'm going to be late.
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"Nobody really chooses to have low reliability, to blow their rocket up, or to be late," said Bruno.
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"I couldn't believe I was possibly going to be late AGAIN - hence the stressed out face!" he said.
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I had an orientation for work at eight in the morning in the city, and couldn't be late.
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He would be late for shows all the time because the product wasn't ready, and I learned that.
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Other messages following this pattern included "0833," or "oyasumi" (good night) and "0906," or "okureru" (I'll be late).
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With a profile as high as Jordan's, it may be late, but it's certainly an important first step.
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The sun alerts him to hurry if he does not want to be late for a dinner invitation.
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A crowd was forming and the clock was ticking and nobody wanted to be late to the inquisition.
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The Met may be late to the party on this one, but it's still an arrival worth celebrating.
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"It pays to be late and enter commodity markets as the business cycle matures," according to Goldman Sachs.
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I hired a dog walker for the dog so I wouldn't be late for the festival ($14.80 + $3 tip).
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The company might be late to the trend, but boy is it trying to make up for lost time.
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I really don't want to be late, because after a 10-minute grace period, it's first- come first-served.
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So anyone still trying to ape the iPhone this year is basically going to be late to the party.
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It's usually an eight-minute drive, but there's rush hour traffic and I am definitely going to be late.
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If you're running late for a meeting, Siri will now suggest that you text you're going to be late.
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If I don't catch this train, I will definitely be late to work at the store at 10:30.
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The Cupertino behemoth was late to 4G LTE and it seems Apple will be late to 5G as well.
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Of course, my train isn't running so I take the local and text my therapist that I'll be late.
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"To go into this market, and be late to the game, you have to be exceedingly aggressive," Underhill said.
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Samsung's next flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, will be late — if you compare it to its predecessors, that is.
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Put your phone away, don't be late and avoid chit chatting too much with other people at the restaurant.
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In the same announcement, the company said it would be late in filing its annual report with securities regulators.
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The designer would often be late for fashion shows if he felt that his clothes weren't up to par.
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The earliest training camps could open would be late April, under these guidelines, but health conditions will dictate that.
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I had to go in separate from you, because I was like, I cannot be late to this event.
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She couldn't be late for her operating shift, but his day care wouldn't accept him if he was sick.
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If the unavoidable occurs, and you have to be late or absent, take a moment to call your boss.
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In pregnancy, to be "late term" means to be past 41 weeks gestation, or past a patient's due date.
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They found out you were arrested that morning, immediately called their office like, yeah, I'm going to be late.
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And the delay in the filing of the annual report means it will be late announcing its first-quarter results.
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I call and set an appointment for Tuesday morning, and tell my manager that I will be late that day.
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" The song goes, "It's Friday night, we're gonna get drunk, we're gonna get laid, we're gonna be late on… Monday!
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I finally get up at 7:45, and now I'm going to be late for pilates (booked with old pass).
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" The song goes, "It's Friday night, we're gonna get drunk, we're gonna get laid, we're gonna be late on … Monday!
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I tell my front desk secretary I'll be late and pick up everyone a coffee and a donut from Dunkin'.
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Deep conversations come up this evening, and some exciting news that may be late—but still welcome—comes your way.
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But then came the warning sign: a message saying Marshall would be late and prefered to speak at the pub.
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His mother, Maria Rodriguez, told CNN affiliate WFTS that Naiboa had called home saying he was going to be late.
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There will be late-night parties, intimate dinners, hands-on classes, wine tastings, and celebrations of American and global flavors.
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We were supposed to meet at 8 AM, but Sara was expecting that I would be late like everybody else.
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Naturally, Glaser brought one for Fallon and the two zoned out in what might be late night's weirdest interview ever.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "There were late-night shows before you were president, there will be late-night shows after you're gone.
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They often play "Sixteen" first, so don't be late to this Bushwick, Brooklyn, show if you hope to hear it.
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Not wanting to be late for an appointment, I did not run to tell anyone working there about my loss.
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I have to work in the morning and there is a staff meeting first thing, so I can't be late.
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Then I moved onto email after a traffic delay meant I was going to be late to my next meeting.
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This might require shifts within your budget, but if this is your priority, don't allow this bill to be late.
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It will be late February at the earliest before the justices announce whether they will hear the case, Peruta v.
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They can also access their estimated time of arrival and see whether they'll be late so they can adjust accordingly.
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As for when it's gonna happen -- that's still uncertain -- but McGregor hopes it'll be late this year or early next.
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They weren't sure how long it would take to get here from their apartment, and they didn't want to be late.
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YouTube might be late to the music streaming game, but its already strong video library should set it up for success.
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I set my alarm for early again so that I can send the clothing parcels and not be late to work.
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Even if Apple shipped all of its phones with OLED next year, it would be late to the technology. Bummer.[Bloomberg]
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People with OCD might often be late to work because they have to perform a routine a certain number of times.
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Michael, dubbed by his siblings as the "Golden Child," plays hockey, like his father, and hates to be late for school.
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It's really hard to talk about things as they occur because the way our taping schedule is, it could be late.
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Breakfast was over at 27:230 am, and one must not be late for work, which began at 28:200 am.
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When he realized he would be late getting to town, he told me to wait for him at his parents' house.
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Given equities are trading at all-time highs and the market is considered to be late-cycle, the maneuver seems timely.
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My sartorial wavering has caused me to be late to work, tardy to parties, and just barely on time for weddings.
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Some hold back out of fear and embarrassment; others because they do not want to be late for school or work.
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But he is not being paid and just informed his ex-wife that he may be late with child support payments.
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I roll out of bed immediately because if I don't, I'll fall right back to sleep and be late for work.
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In 2015, Gonzaga starred in a movie about her aspirations to be late night's first woman late night host called Right Now!
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So Facebook, coming in with little more than some job listings on its career site, appears to be late to the party.
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But if you are late, or you do something wrong, say you're sorry and try not to be late again next time.
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I think about working out, but then realize I'll be late for work if I do, so I take a shower instead.
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The greenlight arrived months ahead of the long-expected due date for China's 5G licenses, which was said to be late 2019.
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The doubts surrounding the health-care bill do reinforce his view that tax reform will be late this year or next year.
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"Late breakers tend to be late breakers because they already have a reason to not be with the front runner," DuHaime said.
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Kristen Bell may be late to the game, but she knocked it out of the park with her first post on Instagram.
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Apple might be late to the party, but the company is going all-in when it comes to Messages as a platform.
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WhatsApp may be late to the dark mode game, but now iPhone and Android users can start saving their eyes — and batteries.
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He'll be late, and says he doesn't want the pesto, so I eat that and give Z. the olive oil and garlic.
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"I had a meeting recently, and candidly, because of the difficulties, I couldn't afford to be late," he said with a sigh.
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She called her boss at the clothing store where she worked and said that she was going to be late that afternoon.
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"I know what it's like to stand on the bus, all cramped up, so I won't be late to work," she said.
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If an emergency comes up, make sure you call a supervisor as soon as possible to let them know you'll be late.
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Skype's built-in call recording may be late, but late is better than never as everyone looks to get into the podcasting game.
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"Admitting once again that 'sorry It's going to be late' was a huge mountain that simply was too big to traverse," he said.
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I'm supposed to be at work at 2129:30, so I text my bosses and let them know I'm going to be late.
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This was unlike Joyce, who was responsible and close to her mom and would always call if she was going to be late.
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Like any high schooler, Cara had a little trouble getting out of bed earlier this month, causing her to be late for class.
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On her first night, Star has to memorize a list of commandments (never be late to meetings, always get receipts for your sales).
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Can Ford show earnings growth and improved cash flow even though the auto industry appears to be late in this current sales cycle?
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Broner told the court that he thought someone had put something in his drink on Monday night -- which caused him to be late.
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Congress may be late to wake up to the epidemic, but it does at last seem prepared to open more paths to treatment.
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I text my teacher that I will be late, apologize, and rush through brushing my teeth, washing my face, and putting on clothes.
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I realize I'm going to be late, so I get in an Uber, which ends up taking longer than just taking the subway.
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But whatever the 3D scanning is for, we can now add it to the list of iPhone 8 things that might be late.
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Hotel furniture from the Philippines, a country that has quarantined much of its population, is also expected to be late, Mr. Fergus said.
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I could also be late in the list — if something catastrophic is about to happen, and there won't be many generations after mine.
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While investors who don't already own shares of Nvidia might be late to the party, Boroden believes the stock still deserves their attention.
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I already know I'll be late this morning so I text a few people to warn them that I'll be in at 9:30.
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On Christmas Eve, Cory Binsfield, a landlord in Duluth, Minnesota, received bad news from a couple of his tenants: their rent will be late.
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Traffic is terrible, and I can tell I am going to be late to my doctor's appointment, so I call to let them know.
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She pointed out that not every parent has the flexibility to stay home from work or to be late when faced with closed schools.
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I don't want to be late to brunch with my cousins uptown, so I eat a free banana for breakfast on my way out.
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For Aibo to succeed, Sony needs to drop the price dramatically or give users a really compelling reason to be late on their rent.
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As the reality slowly sinks in that they are going to be late for work, it is natural to wonder, who is to blame?
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But once he got into his car to drive to the team's headquarters in downtown Oakland, he suddenly worried that he might be late.
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"I have to stick to this," Newell said, grabbing his purse before catching a cab to Manhattan, lest he be late for his rehearsal.
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"This is the new normal: Everyone starts taking out their phones and emailing their bosses that they're going to be late," Mr. King said.
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In a question-and-answer portion, spectators can ask Ms. Bee, the former "Daily Show" correspondent, what it's like to be late night's queen.
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Online, or not, imma still be late🥴💀 ##corona ##coronavirus ##fyp ##online ##onlineschool ##lifeathome ##college ##4u Live look at me working from home.
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I remember being stuck in traffic, certain I would be late for school as the Solicitor played with the zipper on my blue denims.
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I used to be late for school because all I wanted to do was watch the 'Today' show and be just like Katie Couric.
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The greatest tornado threat will be late Monday afternoon into the evening for cities such as Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and Hattiesburg and Jackson, Mississippi.
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Georgia's Deandre Baker is the top cornerback available, and Louisiana State's Greedy Williams and Washington's Byron Murphy could also be late-first-round picks.
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I didn't pack my lunch or pull out clothes, and I don't want to be late again, so I skip my 20-minute morning workout.
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I know our clients will be late because they always are, but I want to be there early in case the bossman is freaking out.
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"'Christmas Don't Be Late' was a really fun one that I knew I had to include," Musgraves explained in an exclusive behind-the-scenes video.
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Now you really are going to be late you're going to get fired you're going to get fired the day you were planning to quit.
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It may be the best article or it could be just suggesting that a shipment might be late because of bad weather in the area.
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In another post, the jewelry designer behind House of Waris said he might be late for New York Fashion Week because of the airline's decision.
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No commutes also means less wasted time and less opportunities to be late, so it's a big reason why companies like a WFH option. 6.
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At the same time, an oft-cited tidbit from Diana DeLonzor, author of "Never Be Late Again," sheds some light on the upsides of lateness.
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"We know what we can do," Huberdeau said, and though the Panthers may be ready to do it, they do not want to be late.
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Rule No. 1: A tenant can be late with her rent (and pay a $20 late fee), but she can't cause trouble in the building.
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Roder knew he could not be late, not when his friend Daniel Tikka, with whom he shares season tickets, had given him an important job.
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Or we can give them the benefit of the doubt that they didn't want to be late, and may have gotten caught in traffic. 3.
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"With enough data and enough analysts we'll be able to say if the rains will be late or on-time," he said in a statement.
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For example, a parent who already drives for Uber can put in more time without worrying that they'll be late to pick up their child.
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My oldest knows that when he comes home from college, he still has to text me where he's going and if he's going to be late.
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You are in a relationship with a fidgety flibbertigibbet who can't sit still, who will always be late, who is completely incapable of finding her keys.
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One year after hearing the Chipmunks' sing "Christmas Don't Be Late" for the sixteenth time, I threatened to choke out a bus boy with decorative tinsel.
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Toyota may be late to make an "electrify everything" pledge, but it wants to put up a fight to keep its standing as a dominant automaker.
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"This is the reason my episode of #GrapeTherapy with Shawn B will be late," Bristowe wrote on social media, referring to her podcast Off the Vine.
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I am about to be late for work if I don't hustle my son to daycare for his 8.5 hours of mini- Lord of the Flies.
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Perhaps you got lost on your way to an important meeting, which forced you to be late, park illegally, and then get a pricey parking ticket.
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There could be late changes to the Federal Communications Commission's planned overhaul of its phone subsidy program for low-income Americans, one FCC commissioner hinted Tuesday.
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All four of these players could be late-round options or undrafted in most standard fantasy drafts, but they should be monitored as the season progresses.
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But if children stay in their old schools, they may have to travel long distances, even across boroughs, and they will often be late to school.
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But SOA would mail the check to a servicing center, and by the time it got delivered to the proper division, the payment would be late.
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Although there was one gender-neutral restroom on campus, it was far from his classes, and going there caused him to be late and subsequently reprimanded.
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Overall, about 23 percent had a night owl or "eveningness" circadian rhythm, or a natural tendency to be late-to-bed and late-to-rise types.
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He had no idea where he was, panicked that he would be late, tried to find a bus, and couldn't ask anyone for help in English.
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Tesla temporarily closed its China stores and announced cars initially scheduled for delivery to customers there in early February would be late because of the coronavirus.
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The real-time feature is available on desktop and mobile (iOS and Android), so now you have less — or in some cases more — excuses to be late.
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Rufus Berry told The Associated Press he called off Bible study that night because he was going to be late leaving his job at a cement company.
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I warned my boss and colleagues I might be late for work in the morning but I assumed I wouldn't suddenly sleep past 11 the next morning.
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It turned out she had been advised by her mother and older sister to be late for an hour to see whether I was serious about her.
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And said, Darren, you&aposre going to be late today, you&aposre never going to get in on time and wouldn&apost you know it, he did.
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But now a new note from often-accurate analyst Ming Chi-Kuo, obtained by AppleInsider, claims that Apple's latest and greatest phone won't be late after all.
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The Moon is in Capricorn, making you very sleepy, and Mercury is currently retrograde in Leo, causing the people you connect with to be late or disorganized.
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For instance, Rubin said, if you're frustrated that everyone always seems to be late to a staff meeting, perhaps the time of the meeting should be changed.
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On several occasions during the 22016 campaign, Trump left the media behind, causing them to be late to rallies and preventing them for fully covering the events.
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It was understandable that Trump would not only find the whole exercise to be of questionable worth but would be late for some of its staged events.
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"We were asked by you if our software was going to be late," Gary Sanders, project manager for the telescope, said to the panelists at one point.
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Falstaff and Messa da Requiem ducked out during Act I. Falstaff said they had tickets to the New York Philharmonic and did not want to be late.
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Strategists warn that it could be late in the game for some investors just jumping in, and from a price perspective, there may not be much appreciation.
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She's a bit plump and not without a certain charm, but often used to be late and was frequently scolded by the manager for wearing earrings at work.
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Bachelor in Paradise is silly, and meant to be late-summer froth: Would the audience have faulted it for just starting over and pretending nothing bad had happened?
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Be smart: NBC News may be late to the streaming news game, but it is ahead of its rivals when it comes to creating millennial-first news products.
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I even tell my students at the start of the semester that if they're going to be late with something, they just need to give me an excuse.
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The timing of a U.S. cold outbreak stemming from upcoming SSW is very difficult to pinpoint, but the broad time frame would be late February into early March.
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You'll be late, that's a fact, it's a given,And Gina is sure to explode,Think it's easy, this N.Y.C. livin'When you're thwarted and thumped and you're slowed?
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You'll be less likely to be late with a bill, and you may qualify for a bit of a discount — 0.25 percent, or 0.50 percent — as an incentive.
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LeMahieu, perhaps sensing he would be late in throwing the ball to first, appeared to bump into Pollock rather than try to field the chopper, according to replays.
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Anyone who chose the car (knowing Beyoncé hates to be late) would get fired on the spot because it leads to Beyoncé violently barfing in the backseat. Why?
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He had already been waiting two hours when a reporter spoke to him and said he had notified a co-worker he was going to be late to work.
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There's traffic due to an accident, so I'm going to be late for work (I'm taking a training class right now, and I'm supposed to be there by 8).
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When new buildings and roads are being constructed, the workmen need to blast through the bedrock, which just so happens to be Late Cretaceous rocks full of dinosaur fossils.
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Dealers have begun installing "starter interrupt devices" on cars bought with loans, so that they can kill the engine from afar should the borrower be late on his payments.
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Even though the coming report will be late and, in all likelihood, not hugely revelatory, the White House hopes to encourage future administrations to release information about counterterrorism operations.
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But the club also has been frustrated with what it perceives to be late notice of what it was required to do to become compliant with UEFA's financial rules.
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"We always tend to be late buyers for all events," said Park, pointing to the 2002 World Cup soccer tournament and the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon as examples.
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The Riley Touchscreen Smartwatch might be late to the touchscreen smartwatch party, but it's a first for the fashion brand, which has, up until now, only offered the hybrid models.
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And if it gets stuck in traffic, assuming traffic still exists as a problem in world of driverless cars, the truck will text to say it's going to be late.
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All you see is the house is very quiet and it's very early in the morning, but it looks to be late at night, and I'm standing by the window.
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"A staffer quietly took him inside the dark studio and got him set up on a bike like anybody who normally would be late for a class," said the SoulCycler.
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The soon-to-be-late king, Robert Baratheon, sits with his wife, Cersei Lannister, to share red wine — their only common interest — and assess the sorry state of their realm.
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"Don't ask me if the plane's going to be late because of the delay, because I don't know," said a flight attendant for Piedmont Airlines, an American Airlines Group subsidiary.
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" And Politico reported Friday that Kelly knows "he cannot stop the president from tweeting and ... has privately conceded there will be late-night or early-morning missives he cannot review.
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Juan Colon Jr., 53, a lifelong resident of the Bronx, said he had begun waking up earlier and earlier because subway delays were causing him to be late to work.
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I am very lucky to live a relatively short bus ride from my work, but I don't like to be late and I don't like to be rushed to get ready.
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I. and I have decided to go see the new Joker movie at a theater several miles away and I actually love watching previews so I don't want to be late.
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You'll now be able to see if your bus will be late, how long the delay will be, and more accurate travel times based on live traffic conditions along your route.
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There was no cellphone service underground, meaning Mr. Roberts could neither distract himself by surfing the web, nor notify the friends he was meeting for lunch that he'd probably be late.
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I throw on my exercise clothes, pack my work clothes, get my daily dose of Instagram art, grab my hot chai tea, and try not to be late for my workout.
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Apple may be late, but it's not down for the count; it's still very early days for smart homes and with the Home app, things could change in the company's favor.
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She was planning to speak at a sex education event at the public library in Saint Mary's County, where the students would be late middle school and early high school age.
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But that support may be late breaking because those same experts said they expect Booker supporters to hold off fully getting behind another candidate given their preferred choice just dropped out.
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At times we say they were busy going to church meetings--an ecclesiastical gathering--and they had to get on down to Jerusalem so they wouldn't be late for their meeting.
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In response, some soccer authorities pointed out that young players would be late to learn an essential soccer skill and that concussions from heading are rare in that age group regardless.
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The warm weekend weather melted the snow but with temps dropping overnight, I figure I should get up and going so as not to be late to work due to bad roads.
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"We now think they're pricing the likelihood of tax reform is on the order of 55 to 65 percent and they think it could be late 2017 or early 2018," said Emanuel.
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Rather than ordering at any time, food is delivered to customers in schedule time windows and that's led to a guarantee that food won't be late, or customers get their money back.
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On Wednesday, a senior State Department official said it was the "norm" for administrations to be late on making the official determination with respect to sanctions under the law, citing government bureaucracy.
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NATALIA OSIPOVA I think contemporary dance needs the kind of physicality I have now; it's tough on the body, and I think by 35 or so, it might be late for me.
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Cellphones issued by the White House reportedly can't be used to send text messages, which are helpful for telling the family you'll be late for dinner because of another flaming Trump tweetstorm.
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The shift in focus to a deal for Sabic, one of the people added, means the earliest that work could resume on a Saudi Aramco stock sale will be late next year.
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And we have a Short Line bus system that, if you worked in New York City, you have to leave at 2168 o'clock in the morning or you'd be late for work.
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Going to see the iconoclastic hip-hop legend live is a crapshoot—she might be late, she might cancel at short notice—though thousands will still get tickets, half as a pilgrimage.
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I realize pretty quickly there is *no* way I'm getting to work on time (despite an hour head start), and I let my boss know I'm going to be late for our meeting.
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In that case, you'll be happy to hear that Google today announced that its Assistant will soon proactively notify you on your phone when its algorithms predict that your flight will be late.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in chipmaker STMicroelectronics slumped on Thursday, making them among the worst performers in Europe, on concerns that it could be late on supplying some components for Apple's next-generation smartphone.
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If the letter was delivered to Congress this week, according to the required 90-day period of consultation, the earliest talks could begin between the U.S., Canada and Mexico would be late August.
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But this nun just wouldn't leave, so these two guys are calling their boss saying they'd be late getting back to work because there was a car accident and they were in traffic.
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He tries to initiate sex with Helen, who stops him so he won't be late for work, and who offers to handle her fertility injection herself to avoid holding him up any further.
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I look at my watch and see that I'm going to be late for my last session so I text the parents and let them know that I'm running behind and head out.
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I still remember driving in our minivan to the closing appointment with a screaming infant who was missing a feeding because there was no time to feed him or we would be late.
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"I was so terrified I was going to be late for him, I set the clock an hour ahead of time," said Ms. Campbell, who has a famously self-determined approach to punctuality.
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I get to work 10 minutes late to a meeting with my boss and some of her students, but it's fine because I gave her a heads up that I'd probably be late today.
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And while investors could be late to the party with Eli Lilly, Lang pointed out that the moving average convergence divergence, or MACD, indicator made a bullish crossover at the beginning of the year.
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And while Pornhub may be late to the clips game, it boasts an absolute fire hose of traffic, with more than 2140 million visitors a day, according to Corey Price, a Pornhub vice president.
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I'm already going to be late as it is, and today is the day New York is getting the remnants of Hurricane Florence, so it will be a slog to commute in the rain.
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Waze's carpooling service is a bit different as drivers have to pick up other users at home, which is a waste of time because people tend to be late if they're waiting at home.
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Sometimes, I leave prospective candidates alone with my assistant in the meeting room and say I'm going to be late to see how they react to that and interact with her in that period.
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Some are very rude to other passengers, and some even get very upset because they're going to be late to their location because I am driving seemingly out of their way for other passengers.
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"The people on the bus get very irritated, complaining about how long it's taking," he said, adding that the bottlenecks had forced him to be late for work four times since the Olympics began.
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I could have used Grab and done that, but my assistant said it was going to be late, so she wanted to set up a car service for me and that was very nice.
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Coca-Cola might be late to the fizzy-water game, but the soft drink giant's strategy with its debut this week of a line of sparkling water seems clear: Go bold or go home.
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Its recent place at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 is the first time a Christmas song has been No. 1 since "The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)" was released in 1958.
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The No. 224 song that day happened to be "The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)," a novelty tune by The Chipmunks with David Seville that won three Grammys with its distinctive falsetto sound.
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Just in time for the holidays, comedian Rocky Mountain Mike has released a parody video of the singing rodents' classic hit "The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)" that reflects on our current political climate.
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"It&aposs just more of understanding what's important in my life, and realizing, that it doesn't really matter, if I run those extra 15 minutes, if I'm going to be late for something," explains Snow.
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My turning head moment is when you're sleeping and then suddenly you feel like you missed your alarm and you're going to be late for work but then you check and it's actually 3 a.m.
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The Senate minority leader and other Democrats may be late to the table, but they recognize (correctly) that the voters they lost in 85033 view China as a hostile nation that has stolen American jobs.
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Mr. Corrado wrote back later to say that his train had dead-ended several stations short of its advertised destination, causing him to have to walk half an hour and be late for a meeting.
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The move, probably, is to save Chamberlain Coffee for specific occasions where quick single-serve coffee is best — camping, for example, or mornings where you'll be late for work unless you brew on the go.
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Given how long these things take, any legislative response is going to be late, but by trying to get out in front of it on the study end, it's not going to be as late.
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And central bank officials haunted by their two failures since 2000 to exit zero rates would rather be late in tightening than be caught out, and criticised, again for taking the steam out of the economy.
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"I won't be late…" When she went missing, Charlene was wearing black jeans with a design of a gold eagle on the front, as well as a black sweater with a white diamond design and black boots.
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After Jiminez-Rodriguez left, according to police, a text from her phone went to a co-worker saying she'd be late to work because she needed to pick up her sick daughter, the The Houston Chronicle reports.
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Abe, sat in the back of a car in Tokyo, realizes he will be late to Rio's ceremony, and elects to swap bodies with the video game hero, a skill he didn't emphasize during his election campaign.
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"Flights can be delayed, and your train won't wait for you, and trains can be late, and you don't want to be ruining your relaxing time on the train worrying about making your flight," Ms. Hardy said.
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Why is it that we refuse so stubbornly to be convinced, refuse even to listen—just run, out of breath, from one night to the next, as if death were a party and we mustn't be late.
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Airlines place a higher emphasis on dispatching flights early in the day than at any other time, because if the first flight is delayed, all subsequent flights that aircraft will be used for could also be late.
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Chief Economist Peter Praet has warned that even incremental changes in communication could send strong signals, while Vice President Vitor Constancio argued that it is better for the ECB to be late rather than early in removing stimulus.
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Tracks 8 and 9: "What It Costs" and "Told You So"For some reason I am absolutely convinced that this these are going to be late album lead-in bangers that sound exactly like "Pressure" and "crushcrushcrush" respectively.
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She points out that not every parent has the flexibility to stay home from work or to be late when faced with closed schools, and for some that means children are babysat by older children or left entirely alone.
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It's finally something exciting after a bit of a depressing week, in which we've heard that the wireless charging for the iPhone 8 might be late, and that the new phone might not have a fingerprint scanner at all.
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Or it was one of them who woke me up, down on one knee next to my bed, hand on my shoulder, lightly shaking like, Hey buddy, you're going be late for school, except it isn't that this time.
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"We have to be out the door at 7:30 to be there at 8:15 and we cannot be late," she responds when Ellen DeGeneres tells her, "Which means now you're a morning person" after they mention Flynn.
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I appreciate the way he calmly says, "Yes, you did tell me" when I ask if he's heard a story already, and he likes that I text him ahead of time if I can tell I'll probably be late.
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Already that evening, the computer had forgotten to call home and tell its "wife"—another computer, apparently—that it would be late, and then had inadvertently sent "her" embarrassing flirtatious e-mails intended for another computer at the office.
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" Demi Lovato Gets Poignant New Tattoo Following Reported Relapse Bayer went on to say, "I think if somebody uses it as an excuse to be late, or insincere, or rude, or unapologetic, that's not being an artist, that's being a jerk.
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Apple may be late to the party with its AI-enabled HomePod personal assistant and speaker system, but CEO Tim Cook tells the MIT Technology Review that doesn't mean that the firm isn't on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence technology.
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One of the sources of tension between the communities, insofar as they interacted at all, had been what was perceived to be their differing notions of time—the Dutch were reputed to be rigidly punctual, the Latinos to be late.
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Chobani, who many credit for the Greek yogurt boom, may be late to the 100-calorie game, but it's boldly staked its claim on the market, proclaiming in ads that it is the only truly natural 100-calorie yogurt out there.
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Scrambling through a crowd of frazzled commuters at a Lower Manhattan train station on a recent Saturday, Romany Saad navigated his limited options for getting to work, hoping he would not be late for the second weekend in a row.
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The would-be late-night show started out on stage in 2009, then moved to New York public access TV in 2011, then made the leap to more traditional cable networks, first to Fusion (2015) and finally landing on TruTV (2017).
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This model also helps venture investors, who now have more assurance that there will be late-stage capital to bolster their businesses (including really, really bad ones), although most traditional firms have a love-hate relationship with Masayoshi Son's gargantuan investment vehicle.
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Bococizumab, which belongs to a pricey new class of medicines called PCSK9 inhibitors, was always going to be late to the party, since two rival drugs hit the market last summer — Praluent, co-developed by Regeneron and Sanofi and Repatha from Amgen.
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Both are features that Android competitors have been offering for a while now, but Apple's lead in terms of imaging quality and sheer popularity has allowed it to be late in the feature race without leaving its users feeling like they're missing out.
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One lady cursed at me because I, the driver, caused her to be late to pick up her car from the shop "because I picked up too many other people," and she swore she was going to give me a bad review.
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Deutsche Bank analysts said the failure placed up to $1 billion in peak sales at risk, though they also said more important would be late-stage trial data, expected after July, about Tecentriq's performance in the larger, more-lucrative lung cancer setting.
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He kept up the mischievous banter as we left the museum, heading in a lumbering limousine toward Mr. Wenders next stop, a screening of his documentary in Midtown, followed by a Q. and A. "We don't want to be late," he fretted.
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It may be late to call Mitski a songwriting prodigy—the twenty-six-year-old isn't new to the craft, but she acknowledged a blossoming on "Puberty 2," the fourth album that's shot the alt star to the head of her class.
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It was nearly time for her "tele-town hall" virtual meeting with potential Iowa caucus-goers, and while the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump appeared to be winding down for the night, it was clear she was going to be late.
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"While we may be late in the game when it comes to our economic expansion, we're likely not in the last inning, and I think we see that in today's numbers," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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Anyways we're hosting coronavirus party at my house at 5pm don't be late 😷😷🥳🥳#fyp #foryou #coronavirus "This coronavirus TikTok was an idea I had in mind before the first case was even found in Canada," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"While we may be late in the game when it comes to our economic expansion, we're likely not in the last inning, and I think we see that in today's numbers," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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For example, to command our AI assistant, "Tell my wife I am going to be late," the system needs to be smart enough not only to understand the intent, but also to know who the wife is and the best way to contact her.
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Brennan, 15, had been required to use to a separate gender-neutral bathroom at St. Michaels Middle High School to get ready for his gym class, which caused him at times to either be late or be disciplined for not changing for the class.
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"I think we can all agree that this is the coolest reason to be late to work," Beth smirks at one stage, sipping from time to time from a mug that suggests the time of day more than anything else in the windowless room.
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I know, it took a long time for Friday to arrive, and it'd be nice if Friday just gave you a heads up that it was going to be late, but look: Friday's here, and Friday means it's time for another episode of Waypoint Radio, too. See?
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It would be "late June" of last year—though their earliest post dates back to April—that he and another friend would start 6ixBuzz as a way to get his foot in the door of the music industry and cover the underground artists he was following.
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"I don't believe that any 10-year-old should have to go through a fourth grade year where they are feeling pressure for grades or pressure to never be late," said Liz Phillips, the principal of Public School 321 in Park Slope, a high-performing elementary school.
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Reported victims are concentrated in Illinois and California, in both of which over a hundred cases have been reported, but that should not be taken as an indicator that states with fewer cases, like Kentucky and Oregon, are immune — they may simply be late to report.
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"To me, it's better to be late a few weeks and lose money on it, and not have raised as much money as you would have, but actually have everybody unified," Mr. Hickenlooper told Colorado reporters, who traveled to Iowa to cover his not-quite-yet-campaign.
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You'll of course need to teach the app the route you take every morning, but once it's setup you'll be able to head off to bed with some extra peace of mind knowing you won't be late in the morning—unless you hit that snooze button too many times.
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Shown on a gurney, sitting upright, an open purse on her lap, her long hair tucked into her black parka, she is texting without any suggestion of misery or even agitation, as if she were simply letting a friend know that she was going to be late for tennis.
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With Golovkin scheduled to fight Danny Jacobs in March, and Álvarez teetering between a showdown with Julio César Chávez Jr. and WBO champ Bill Joel Saunders, the earliest the two could face off would be late 2017, but in the case of this fight, late is better than never.
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My mom, having a pretty spot-on hunch that we'd be up to no good if left to our own devices, argued hard to have me stay at her house, but I plead my case, hinging everything on the one condition that I wouldn't be late to school the next day.
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For example, they know via GPS and sensors if a driver is hitting traffic or has stopped owing to a flat tire and can react proactively, whether it is to send another car (in the case of a flat tire) or let the school and parents know that the child will be late.
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"On a historic note, in September, the United States momentarily became a net oil exporter… This is a major milestone on its path to becoming a sustained net exporter, which is likely to be late in 2020 or early in 2021," the IEA said in its closely-watched report published on Friday.
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Green Party leader Eamon Ryan, whose 12 deputies would give any combination of two of the three biggest parties a majority, said he hoped a prospective coalition would take shape within the next two weeks but that it would likely be late March or early April before any policy program would be agreed.
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"Over the next few weeks," Google says its flight delay predictor will also start notifying you in cases where its system is 85 percent confident, which is deduced by looking at data from past flight records and combining that with a bit a machine learning smarts to determine if your flight might be late.
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"We received an email Wednesday, January 85033, from an individual at the bureau of fiscal services at the treasury," DC Water CFO Matthew Brown reportedly said at the meeting, before explaining that the federal government had informed the company it would be late on approximately $5 million of its $16.5 million due water bill.
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We'll try make it up to you with a good game I have received loads of death threats this week, but don't worry, Hello Games now looks like the house from Home Alone #pillowfort Murray received many responses from enthusiasts who said, essentially, that they'd rather the game be late and great than on time and not.
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" Many of these changes are obvious: Show up for work, don't be late, don't yell at coworkers, probably don't post on social media all day (unless that's your job), don't steal more than a few Post-it notes, and if you're in a customer-forward role, maybe don't tell each and every one to "fuck off?
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My friend, J., and I are volunteering with a meal ministry to help prep and serve food this morning and I don't want to be late so I quickly brush my teeth, wash my face, and then put on eyeliner, mascara, and concealer (so I look a little more like someone who got a decent nights sleep).
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Morton also says that it's not just about what you do during the commute, but also about how to decompress during the day, whether you rant to a coworker about said commute, or take time on your lunch break to go outside and take a walk that doesn't involve briskly walking to your office so as not to be late.
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Olenna Tyrell is in Dorne plotting against Cersei; Daenerys, Tyrion, and the Greyjoys are sailing to Westeros to plot against Cersei; Cersei and Jaime are making out and plotting against everyone; Littlefinger is rolling up in Winterfell to convince Sansa to plot against Jon (please don't); and the other, scary Greyjoy is sailing to Mereen to be late to the party and expand his carbon footprint.
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Stuck in generic pop music hell, I eventually happened upon these lyrics from Trainor's "Champagne Problems," solidifying the tech angle for this story:Can't believe my Uber's late again / Gon' be late for dinner with my friends... / My new Wi-Fi doesn't seem to work / No, no internet, that's the worst / And my iPhone always seems to die / Right before I hit replyGetting so much money to do something dumb online taught me a vitally important lesson: I'll do a lot of dumb shit for money, and oooooh boy, is the internet willing to give.
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READ MORE HERE >>Other good stories from the investing realm:An investor who turned $15 million of firmwide assets into $200 million explains his 3-part process for picking stocks — and breaks down a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity he sees in uraniumBANK OF AMERICA: We just started what's been the strongest 3-month stretch for the market since 1936 — and these are the 16 best stocks to buy nowA Wall Street chief strategist thinks investors are acting like a recession is already here — and explains why you should buy the stocks unfairly neglected by worried traders'I would always rather be late': A chief researcher at a $67 billion financial giant reveals his strategy for avoiding disaster in a market obsessed with growthUBS studied 50 years of history to pinpoint the single biggest risk to stocks — and its conclusion spells imminent trouble for the marketWall Street's biggest bear explains why stocks will tumble 18% by year-end ahead of a recession in 2020 — and breaks down the trades you should be making in response
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All the usual things, of course, like putting a plastic bag over your head (death by suffocation), walking around in wet underpants, swimsuits, or bikini bottoms (death by bladder infection), twisting a tick the wrong way when detaching it from the skin (death by blood poisoning), going swimming less than an hour after eating (death by cramps), accepting rides from strangers (death by kidnapping, rape, murder), taking candy from strangers (death by poisoning, possibly kidnapping, rape, murder) — but there were also other dangers specific to Hammars: Never touch the flotsam that washed up on the beach below the house, liquor bottles, packs of cigarettes, shampoo bottles, tin cans with labels in foreign languages, foreign lettering, don't touch, don't sniff, and for God's sake don't drink (death by poisoning), don't sit in a draft (death by catching a cold), don't catch a cold (death by expulsion from Hammars), don't sit in the drying closet (death by suffocation, possibly electrocution), don't be late (if you showed up late, death would be a consolation, death was, if anything, the only valid excuse for a lack of punctuality).
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