South Korean President: Be ready for any attack Park said the South Korean military should be ready for any kind of attack from North Korea.
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"They will be ready for the big battle," said LeMond.
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He could be ready for a rehab assignment next week.
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Winter herself should be ready for a new home soon.
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Bottom line, you have to be ready for Game 6.
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Bloomberg says it might not be ready for iOS 12.
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But once he does, he will be ready for adoption.
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I told you to be ready for some fierce competition.
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As Kharon shows, bureaucrats may be ready for new ventures.
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Would he be ready for a third straight game Monday?
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This feature won't be ready for this year's new iPhones.
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Results will be posted publicly, so be ready for that.
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But I'll be ready for everything, as I always am.
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And you need to be ready for everything that entails.
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In October, his hats will be ready for shelter delivery.
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"Since we hope we want to be ready for that."
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Allen is expected to be ready for Week 267, however.
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"The goal is to be ready for Sundays," Joseph said.
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That means they need to be ready for a correction.
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"He may not be ready for opening day," Alderson said.
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Braun is still expected to be ready for opening day.
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It's imperative that the Trump administration be ready for it.
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Be ready for President Mark Zuckerberg in about 20 years.
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I just have to be ready for anything and everything.
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You need to be ready for everything that can happen.
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But those won't be ready for at least another week.
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You need to be ready for when a sale drops.
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We need to be ready for this and we are.
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He will be ready for his moment on the dais.
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He told his supporters 'to be ready for any orders.
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I am urging you to be ready for more volatility.
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The espresso drinks will be ready for the holiday season.
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Miley Cyrus may not be ready for another big commitment.
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They ought to be ready for whatever that something is.
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"You want to be ready for everything," he tells me.
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When the expense comes up, you'll be ready for it.3.
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But this may not be ready for prime time just yet.
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"You'll be ready for the Super Bowl," he reportedly told her.
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So what do you do today to be ready for that?
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I'm going to try my best to be ready for it.
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We've got to be ready for the same performance and approach.
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I am just going to recover and be ready for it.
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Vlasic expects to be ready for the start of the playoffs.
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The key is to be ready for when the ground shifts.
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Tesla's home market, at least, may be ready for Version 3.0.
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The game should be ready for casinos in a year's time.
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He was told to be ready for basic training in November.
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You've gotta be ready for the nine- to 11-ingredient list.
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I believe America might be ready for something -- and somebody -- different.
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All three phones will be ready for pre-order on Feb.
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Now, the company deems it to be ready for production use.
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But it won't be ready for January or February or March.
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But this untested scheme will not be ready for some years.
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I think either way, regardless, I'll be ready for either opponent.
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Then, you'll really be ready for the blank slate of 2018.
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And they want to be ready for whatever comes after smartphones.
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They expect the tech will be ready for primetime by 2025.
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The new message: Be ready for 14 days on your own.
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I think this car might be ready for the real world.
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We will acquire skills individually to be ready for Tokyo 2020.
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Literally, they have to almost prepare and be ready for him.
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You'll be ready for fuss-free summer adventures in no time.
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But that framework likely won't be ready for a few years.
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Wherever that is, it is and I'll be ready for it.
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"I hope to be ready for London," Nadal said in Paris.
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Their calendars tell them what they need to be ready for.
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Many of them might not be ready for Apple's adoption yet.
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The Japanese government needs to be ready for such a situation.
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Though perhaps Hathaway's android sergeant will be ready for a promotion.
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Be ready for the worst and hopefully it will never happen.
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If something is already integrated, it may be ready for digital.
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Be ready for even the youngest kids to "read" it, too.
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Good luck to the Eagles, but be ready for a beatdown.
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And when I come back, I'll be ready for the chemo.
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Once the House acts, its case should be ready for trial.
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Both are expected to be ready for combat well before 2036.
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The team hopes both players will be ready for training camp.
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If you own a home, always be ready for unexpected repairs.
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First, be ready for anything, and leave it to the experts.
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"We have to be ready for it all," Carter told reporters.
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I want you to be ready for Jimi in two weeks.
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If so, maybe then they will be ready for real reform.
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AAV crews train to be ready for whatever comes their way.
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Also, the building wouldn't be ready for occupants until May 2019.
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When will the therapies you're developing be ready for human experimentation?
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Next week we have another contest, and we'll be ready for it.
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"We'll be ready for whoever plays," Raptors big man Marc Gasol said.
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Koreans seem to be ready for more LGBTQ representation in pop culture.
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They need to be ready for that in ways their fathers weren't.
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Chile, as a country, should be ready for it to do so.
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So take that away first and be ready for the ball movement.
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Harris said he is improving, but he won't be ready for Saturday.
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Meyers said both players are expected to be ready for spring training.
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Both he and Tanaka will be ready for spring training, Cashman said.
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Take a look, and you too will be ready for the holidays.
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You might just be ready for things to come to an end.
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Should you be ready for swimsuit weather by the end of February?
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That way, you'll be ready for the movie's premiere on March 17.
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As soon as he reaches that goal, he'll be ready for adoption.
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Time is passing and we must be ready for a future tribunal.
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That device probably won't be ready for the March 27 unveiling, though.
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Likewise, it looks like iOS 11 will finally be ready for everyone.
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The team decided this wouldn't be ready for the 1.0 release, though.
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VW thinks America may be ready for a truck like the Tarok.
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I'll be happy with four, but I'd be ready for No. 5.
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Hitchcock said both players were expected to be ready for Game 5.
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It should be ready for viewing in the next week or two!
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"Be ready for the president to crow about this win," Cramer said.
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Crossrail was supposed to be ready for the Olympic games in 24.
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Ibrahimov did not specify when the bank would be ready for privatisation.
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The Iranian test shows that our government must be ready for anything.
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Just be ready for a bit of assembly when the fan arrives.
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I wanted to be ready for if this ever came my way.
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I want everybody to be ready for the stretch (of the season).
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Arcuri doesn't think Intel's 53G modems will be ready for next year.
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It's a workout, so I'll be ready for a reprieve from that.
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The person behind you is going to be ready for the moment.
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We must take this seriously, support allies & be ready for our elections.
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But something nagged at her: When would he be ready for children?
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Might Sophia and Jackson be ready for a little Guns N' Roses?
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No one can be ready for such an end to someone's story.
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Samsung's oft-delayed foldable phone may finally be ready for prime time.
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If we start now, we can be ready for the next epidemic.
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And virtually no one will be ready for this amount of supply.
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"Every country must be ready for its first case," Tedros said Thursday.
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By now, he knows enough to be ready for whatever comes next.
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The earliest that's expected to be ready for test launching is 2020.
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Zimmer said the new capability would be ready for use beginning Aug.
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Will technologies like those be ready for prime time soon, or ever?
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The military might finally be ready for a new kind of rifle.
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He is expected to be ready for the start of next season.
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Now Facebook tells Recode it won't be ready for several more months.
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And Scott insisted the movie would still be ready for awards season.
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Got to be ready for the day when the Kremlin finally calls.
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In theory, local authorities might simply be ready for the challenge at last.
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Seems like we may be ready for some deep reflection on dating culture.
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Be ready for anything on Tuesday when change-making Uranus conjuncts the sun.
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Before that at-bat, Sano told Arcia to be ready for the fastball.
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Delgado, diagnosed two weeks ago, is expected to be ready for spring training.
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Bloomberg says this new 3D sensor won't be ready for next year's iPhone.
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But the Training Day star might not be ready for it just yet.
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The goal: encourage students to show up and be ready for those tests.
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But we want to be ready for it because we know it's coming.
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The kids will soon be ready for Terrence Malick and Wong Kar-wai.
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Now he needs to be ready for the next one against the Ducks.
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Harlem finally has its hero, but he might not be ready for fame.
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And with all of this walking, be ready for complaints about sore legs!
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Lee expects it to be ready for implant in three to four months.
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He'll be ready for the hard-hitting questions today at 8:00 p.m.
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John Conyers's (D-MI) HR 676 — may not be ready for legislative primetime.
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Something tells us she'll be ready for sequins and fringe in no time!
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If you're Edward Snowden, WireGuard might not be ready for you just yet.
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They're actually inter dimensional beings and we need to be ready for ascension.
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Flacco, however, is expected to be ready for the regular-season opener Sept.
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All said and done, you'll be ready for anything when the stars align.
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You have to be ready for the fact that it's hard physical labor.
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You'll be ready for a full-length album well before the song's finished.
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The new train will be ready for passengers in "early 2017," HTT says.
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Which means fans buying on StubHub need to be ready for some exercise.
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But the technology won't be ready for at least two years, Bloomberg said.
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Sonos isn't saying exactly when AirPlay 2 integration will be ready for release.
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Both players could be ready for Milwaukee's series at Cincinnati next week. 3.
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Otto has not yet announced when the technology will be ready for sale.
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"I will be ready for Week 1," said Wilkerson, a veteran defensive end.
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But France doesn't seem to be ready for Ms. Le Pen's Frexit dream.
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On the contrary, FEMA needs to be ready for hard-to-predict disasters.
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We don't know which ones they will, but we'll be ready for anything.
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Be ready for the most powerful music and iconic artists all on Major .
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Miami is adapting its urban planning to be ready for rising sea levels.
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The series resumes Monday in Toronto, and Miller will be ready for anything.
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We all want our children to excel and be ready for today's world.
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Be ready for your friend to potentially be hurt by your boundary-setting.
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When you're done, you'll be ready for the next novel whenever it arrives.
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Judge said he would be ready for anything — at least on opening day.
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Stocks may have room to run, but be ready for a bumpy ride.
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Alderson said he did not expect Conforto to be ready for opening day.
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So people who live on the coast have to be ready for it.
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It did not share exactly when the hotline will be ready for use.
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What tech preparations did you need to make to be ready for coverage?
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Another is whether the Fed will be ready for the next economic downturn.
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If you ask me a question, you better be ready for the answer.
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Second, no vaccine is expected to be ready for at least two years.
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There are more recent signs that the peninsula may be ready for peace.
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And whatever they bring to the table we're going to be ready for.
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"I'm confident I will be ready for the start of the new season."
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If and when that becomes a reality, Facebook will be ready for it.
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Besides, Blackhawk looks like it won't be ready for a little while yet.
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Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he would be ready for the Chiefs game.
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The new building is expected to be ready for the 2020 school year.
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The technology is expected to be ready for field use in September 2019.
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But, logically, if you do something, you must be ready for the consequences.
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And be ready for the massive Black Friday turnout that only Apple can draw.
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That had better change soon if we want to be ready for what's coming.
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She needs to work on it but she will be ready for the Olympics.
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Scott Disick may be ready for baby number four – but not with Kourtney Kardashian!
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Arians expects David to be ready for Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Van Vuuren's documents would be ready for the following week, the officer told him.
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I need to get it together if I want to be ready for tonight.
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Below are some tips on how to be ready for whatever comes your way.
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"I expect her to be ready for work when the time comes," he said.
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The paper added that the official autopsy results might not be ready for weeks.
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The whole team has to be ready for the puck drop and we weren't.
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You could graft for a hundred-thousand years and not be ready for Megan!
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Sure, there's a bit of luck, but your camera should be ready for it.
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A new proposal could be ready for a vote by Wednesday, the legislators said.
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The nurse practitioner, reviewing my results, cautioned me to be ready for no baby.
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But when we get there, an official tartan will be ready for the outfits.
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The home-grown CJ-22025A jet engine should also be ready for commercial use.
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Just be ready for impact, because it's "super bracing and acidic, and super bright."
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"My goal is to be ready for Carnaval 211 days before," Mr. Barros said.
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If you talk ahead of yourself, your team will be ready for it too.
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"He feels that he'll be ready for that one," Cora said of Game 6.
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The amendment should be ready for Congress by April 15, he told the Committee.
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" "The teacher's job is to teach us, to be ready for the real world.
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The team said Perez is expected to be ready for spring training in February.
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It said last year that such cars would be ready for production by 2020.
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"Be ready for GOT S& E6 &E7 as soon as possible," the group warned.
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But if we start now with these steps, we could be ready for 2018.
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The peppercorns are only slightly red—they won't be ready for harvest until fall.
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Branson recently told an audience the company should be ready for live action soon.
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We have to be ready for that with all the knowledge we can muster.
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Hopefully we can push through the end and be ready for whoever we're facing.
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Garced said 360 shelters would be ready for people who didn't have proper roofs.
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This way shelters would be ready for a surge of animals after the storm.
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Priebus's role is building the party's apparatus to be ready for the standard-bearer.
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Toni Do you think a lot of his supporters would be ready for that?
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We wanted to be ready for growth, and these initial hires helped with that.
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Before that, the plan was always for him to be ready for spring training.
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The proposal may not be ready for a couple of weeks, the aides said.
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Would they be ready for its wistful piano, its acoustic guitars, its longing vocals?
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But the ghost of Raymond Chandler had better be ready for a big letdown.
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" The messages also included statements such as, "Whites will be ready for the war.
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You have to be ready for anything, thinking two, three steps ahead, constant communication.
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That ship, the USNS Comfort, it turned out, would not be ready for weeks.
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Therefore, we should be ready for the reemergence of COVID-19 or other coronaviruses.
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"The cosplay world may not be ready for this," he said of the album.
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If you've come to breach the peace, it warns, be ready for a firefight.
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And this growing sector of the labor movement might be ready for something different.
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We're a traditional manufacturing company, and we need to be ready for the future.
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Some companies are targeting older workers, who might not be ready for full retirement.
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Third, our workforce needs investment to be ready for these industries of the future.
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It probably won't be ready for serving for another few months, Mr. Stark said.
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Second, the president must be ready for Pakistan to resist and test his resolve.
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And be ready for moments when it's the teenager who raises a sensitive subject.
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We need to be ready for this but it will not happen too quickly.
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Therefore you also be ready, for you know not what hour your Lord comes.
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Israel is ready for the world but America may not be ready for Israel.
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While Letang is done for the year, Malkin should be ready for the playoffs.
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If you're going to invest in this area, be ready for reverse dog years.
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We expect their best effort Sunday and we've got to be ready for it.
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But, next season, who knows, Bieber might be ready for a new role: dad.
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She might not be ready for NBC, but Kirchhoff isn't shying away from media.
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Take his loss and go back to the hotel, be ready for the next game.
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And Brussels insists it will be ready for a "no deal" crashing out if needed.
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If you're going to insult Chrissy Teigen on Twitter, be ready for an epic clapback.
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This, of course, would mean they wouldn't be ready for Garbrandt's planned UFC 203 homecoming.
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But with all the support from her coworkers, she'll be ready for the big day.
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Unfortunately, the hue will fade back to blonde, so be ready for frequent salon trips.
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The founder also reaffirmed that GoPro's drone will be ready for the 2016 holiday season.
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We have to be ready for any tool we build to have a global impact.
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He simply wants investors to be ready for the next down day in the market.
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Will Travis be ready for a "true partner," as they keep calling the COO role?
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People told her it would take Google ten years to be ready for enterprise customers.
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Everyone at the show is pretending to be ready for 5G, and they're obviously not.
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And to all friends, teachers, or even strangers be ready for a huge hug. #MSDStrong.
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The system appears to be ready for immediate release, but no pricing is available yet.
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Norma Desmond may be ready for her close up, but Glenn Close wasn't on Wednesday.
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Should we be ready for these early-2000s queens to strike again at any moment?
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It is rumoured that this will be ready for demonstration before the year is out.
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Cramer will be ready for the next one, and wants investors to be prepared, too.
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He hopes to be ready for the Monte Carlo Masters, which begins on April 22.
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The SLS is expected to be ready for Orion's next big test flight in 2018.
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The club anticipates Jansen will be ready for Spring Training and available on Opening Day.
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Baker said he expects Murphy to be ready for the playoffs, which begin Oct. 7.
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There is no doubt that the venues will be ready for the upcoming test events.
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Cramer always says to know what you own and be ready for a buying opportunity.
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I'll try to have good practice, two more weeks, and be ready for Monte Carlo.
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It's something I signed up to do, and we'll be ready for it next Tuesday.
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This way, your portfolio can ride the wave of prosperity and be ready for anything.
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But don't get your hopes up as the MacBook Pro shouldn't be ready for WWDC.
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"I was swinging in the cage to be ready for that at-bat," Cabrera said.
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Dotson, 25, is expected to be ready for the start of training camp this fall.
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Maybe not forever — by the fourth action film, I might be ready for something else.
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The six-time Pro Bowl selection is expected to be ready for the regular season.
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Certainly more refinement is needed before the wheels would ever be ready for commercial use.
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Hopefully my wrist will respond to treatment and I'll be ready for my next start.
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But Wheeler notes that the first 5G deployments are expected to be ready for 2020.
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However, there is growing concern that the country will not be ready for this outcome.
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If that happens, I can retire happily, but you have to be ready for it.
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You just have to stay focused and be ready for it as a new match.
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It's good to be ready for them, so that you can make a strong impression.
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What he does after games, not before games, to be ready for the next day.
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Stutts strives to be ready for a world without power, and without power tools, either.
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U.S. and Iraqi authorities are confident troops will be ready for the assault on Mosul.
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But, given North Korea's recent display, it may soon be ready for launch, experts say.
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If you order a ride, have some common courtesy and be ready for your driver.
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The first vans will be ready for use by 2021, a Rivian representative told Reuters.
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"You better be ready for a crime," she raps over a minimal, bass-heavy beat.
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So, if you want to make a change, you'd better be ready for the journey.
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You need to be ready for their expectations of simplicity of use and good performance.
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And then those new to the show should be ready for a fun, twisted serial.
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If viewers can swallow that, perhaps they'll be ready for a dose of real history.
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But there are also signs that some in California might be ready for a change.
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Bigelow Aerospace says its inflatable space hotel could be ready for lunar orbit by 2022.
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"Tell people 'winter is coming,' and we need to be ready for winter," he said.
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BOSTON, Massachusetts — This city was never going to be ready for the straight pride parade.
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Some fear that the criminal justice system may not be ready for a major outbreak.
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A senior State Department official told CNN "we'll be ready" for the talks to advance.
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Give him four years and some gray hair and he'll be ready for the show.
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Be ready for the random cruelty of strangers; people in cars can be especially vicious.
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Some businesses and city governments are taking out insurance to be ready for ransomware demands.
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"Obviously you want to be ready for U.S. Open, not the tournament before," he said.
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As to when GM's autonomous cars will be ready for prime time, Ammann was elusive.
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This isn't really what I'd expect for LA, but hey, they'll be ready for Stagecoach.
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His trainer shook it off and said his colt will be ready for the Derby.
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We have to really forget about them all and be ready for the next opportunity.
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" These guns, it says, "must be ready for immediate use" and "may be kept loaded.
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Don&apost count on anything, expect the unexpected, and be ready for a crazy ride.
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Still, it's unclear when something like this will be ready for large-scale commercial use.
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Videgaray said Mexico must be ready for the "different scenarios" that the talks could produce.
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We will have a bifurcation on technology and we have to be ready for that.
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Detroit RHP Michael Fulmer underwent successful elbow surgery and expects to be ready for spring training.
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It's not clear when Bixby will be ready for the Family Hub fridges and other appliances.
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Hnit Thi Oo is confident Myat Thu will soon be ready for a job like that.
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Peacock reminds her children that all we can do about change is be ready for it.
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Of note, some of these sales will not be ready for delivery for over a year.
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A year ago, Daimler had said its eActros could be ready for serial production in 2020.
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Brazil announced a futuristic $100 million replacement base that should be ready for scientists in 2018.
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Either way, Microsoft wants Windows to be ready for PC makers to take advantage of it.
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That's my 2020 vision, and in four years the country just might be ready for it.
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"Street Survivors" is now being edited, and could be ready for theaters in 2018, Perera said.
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Abans now expects the apartments and the hotel to be ready for occupation by end-FY0003.
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Some suggest that the radical redesign could be ready for the iPhone's 10th anniversary in 2017.
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It also means your guest bathroom will finally be ready for your visiting mother-in-law.
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Seegrid CEO Jim Rock said the technology has proven itself to be ready for the roads.
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Dyson says its electric car and new battery should be ready for the road in 2020.
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Jim Cramer will be ready for the next one, and wants investors to be prepared, too.
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That's the point at which he expects the technology will be ready for "global," mainstream approval.
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I'm working really hard on day offs on my game to be ready for the matches.
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Liuba Grechen Shirley may be ready for Congress — but she's not quite ready for this interview.
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But before Chrome OS can be ready for consumer tablets, it needs a little more practice.
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Indian farmers have started sowing new season wheat that will be ready for harvesting from March.
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There are signs, however, the 61-year-old may now be ready for a slower pace.
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Apple said that one key feature won't be ready for this week's release of iOS 11.
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Finally, it would end its journey with a perfect wrap and be ready for the customer.
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Murray seems to be recovering well, but unclear if he'll be ready for Wimbledon this summer.
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But when it's time to go to work, DeJoria has to be ready for the worst.
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It isn't yet known if he will be ready for the start of the 2019 campaign.
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Jim Cramer always says to know what you own and be ready for a buying opportunity.
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The government, for its part, said that they could be ready for trial by Feb. 17.
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Boroden noted that Chevron's recent $106 low suggested the stock could be ready for a rally.
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Just be ready for a long wait; Justice League won't be released until June 14, 803.
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Pull it out, slick on some latte balm, and you'll be ready for just about anything.
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However, it will maintain overcapacity in Turnkey to be ready for an upturn in the market.
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The seven-time Pro Bowl selection is not expected to be ready for the Bengals' Sept.
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"I'm not predicting that, I'm just saying we've got to be ready for that," he added.
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"We also have told the SPCA that we will be ready for new ones," Steakle adds.
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Girls younger than 9 who are exposed to more may be ready for it, she said.
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That will give the surface a month to cure and be ready for use in December.
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But its executives say after rules are in place, they will be ready for mass production.
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Then, from Lockheed's point of view, it will be ready for testing by the armed forces.
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The cable car project, intended to be ready for 2021, must still win final government approval.
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Depending on the item, it can be ready for pick up as early as an hour.
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This was the only way to guarantee that the spaceship would be ready for commercial service.
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It seemed wrong to remind Reince that a real Boy Scout should be ready for anything.
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We have to be ready for that and just try to get them out of it.
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Even after the longer-than-usual outing, Miller vowed he would be ready for Game 2.
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This would create more strain on our country than I think we would be ready for.
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All of that is part of what you need to be ready for the next opponent.
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Kilgard says his treatment may be ready for widespread use in just two to three years.
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But that feature won't be ready for the new iPhone that will be announced next week.
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But the necessary software isn't ready yet, and it might not be ready for several years.
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But having gone 74-7 in two years, she may be ready for the next challenge.
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"I was expected to be ready for him when he came home from work," she said.
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"I told them before I left, I said, 'I'll be ready for spring training,'" Kendrick said.
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The Geological Survey said that residents should be ready for more aftershocks in the coming days.
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We've got to pick ourselves up tomorrow and be ready for a big game on Friday.
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The injured quarterback is rehabbing from foot surgery and might not be ready for training camp.
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Officials said the airplanes would not be ready for delivery until the end of the year.
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That way, they'll be ready for literally every Thanksgiving dinner that has ever transpired this century.
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While the industry may be ready for consolidation, Thermo Fisher also has a lot to learn.
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They will however be ready for protests after the trial verdict if needed, the sources said.
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There was just one condition: The film needs to be ready for a holiday release date.
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So you need to be ready for the days when maybe they deem you less helpful.
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Donovan suggested that it might be ready for commercial deployment toward the end of the decade.
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It is unclear when Ellsbury, who missed all of the 2018 season and was originally expected to be ready for spring training, could be ready for the major leagues since he is still recovering from hip surgery last year and a flare-up of a foot ailment.
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His Grapefruit League starts became mini-events, and he was scheduled to be ready for Opening Day.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We better be ready for the fact that he might be leading the Republican ticket.
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When the coach calls you out, invariably players react, so we have to be ready for that.
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"Arcia told me to be ready for a fastball and try to finish the game," Sano said.
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Oxitec&aposs killer sex mosquitoes are expected to be ready for trials by the end of 2020.
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On-demand parking app SpotHero wants to be ready for the day when autonomous vehicles are ubiquitous.
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They just say, 'We're going to have a blast and you better be ready for the ride.
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Xavier College hopes the pizza vending machine will be ready for students to use in late August.
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The Gates Foundation does not expect to be ready for field trials for at least eight years.
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It's not ideal for the stock market, but the host suggests investors should be ready for anything.
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"Be ready for GOT S& E6 &E7 as soon as possible," they wrote in the same email.
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But lately, it looks like the singer might finally be ready for a long-awaited hair change.
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And that will model conditions we see in the real world and want to be ready for.
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Gonzaga coach Mark Few said the injury is worrisome but Perkins should be ready for Monday's game.
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We&aposll certainly, in concert with our allies and partners in the region, be ready for it.
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Baker feels Murphy will be ready for the playoffs but that is far from certain for Strasburg.
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Reedy will be ready for what happens on the field, and what goes on off of it.
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So if you're dead set on owning a robot dog, be ready for that preorder link soon.
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It's going to be a very hard year and I want to be ready for the challenge.
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But Biden better be ready for the knives to come after him from Booker, Castro and Harris.
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Get through this, and you'll be ready for all the other E3 news that starts....well, now.
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" When showtime comes Wednesday night, Paisley wants fans to be ready for material that's "100 percent fun.
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He then could pitch in the Arizona Fall League and possibly be ready for the 2017 season.
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I mean, they make us wear those shirts, but you got to be ready for this. Right.
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Baker believes Murphy will be ready for the playoffs, but Strasburg's status is up in the air.
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Manager Dusty Baker said he expects Murphy to be ready for the playoffs, which begin Oct. 7.
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"Emerging markets need to be ready for a potentially severe shock," Mr Carstens told the Financial Times.
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"If anyone thinks Brexit is a done deal they should be ready for another surprise," McGrory said.
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Wheeler said the rule would still be ready for the 2019 driving season which begins in June.
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Musk has said the prototype could be ready for short, experimental launches called hops by March 2019.
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Yep, you'll be ready for anything the next 12 months throws at you, eyebrow-raising antics included.
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The agency urged residents near Highway 218 to be ready for voluntary evacuations should the threat grow.
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Head coach Frank Reich and Luck both stressed that the quarterback will be ready for Week 1.
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If the White House takes shots at Republican senators, it had better be ready for a war.
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Formal impeachment hearings will be broadcast live — and Washington may not be ready for its close-up.
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But we have a couple of tough games this weekend that we have to be ready for.
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However, Els said he was confident his debutants would be ready for the challenge at the Dec.
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"Y2K was coming up, and the systems were not going to be ready for it," Beck said.
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Though summer will likely linger for another month, Jennifer Lopez appears to be ready for the fall.
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Yet experts caution that investors need to be ready for such moves when investing in dividend stocks.
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But they get closer every day, and it's time to make sure we'll be ready for them.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is out; the Taliban signals it might be ready for peace talks.
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Kylie Jenner is making sure her Lip Kit fans will be ready for the Fourth of July!
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He still won't handle the full workload this time around, but he might be ready for more.
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I should just grab it from the counter and it should be ready for me to drink.
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The Kremlin wants the new missiles to be ready for possible wartime use as early as 2020.
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The orders will be ready for pick up within four hours — and often quicker, the retailer notes.
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If you've both sat down and talked through it, you might be ready for this big step.
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"Every country must be ready for its first case," said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of WHO.
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" He urged them to contact the health services, report their situation and "be ready for eventual isolation.
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With no word from the Court, lawyers have continued to prepare filings and be ready for arguments.
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Cogan told the jurors that a transcript of the testimony would be ready for them by Monday.
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The building is expected to be ready for its first move-ins the second quarter of 2021.
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But no doubt it will be ready for the Olympics, and it will be a fast track.
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Paul O'Connor, head of multi-asset at Janus Henderson, advises investors to be ready for more volatility.
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We will continue to confront unique viruses with strange names, and we must be ready for them.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — By Friday, you should be ready for a good fight with your crossword puzzle.
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I need a holiday to just forget about everything, then I'll be ready for the off-season.
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Kei will withdraw from all the 2017 tournaments and work hard to be ready for next year.
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When we get scared, we forget that it's normal to be ready for bad things to happen.
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That could make it difficult for all nominees to be ready for floor votes by Inauguration Day.
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In fact, Democrats should be ready for a race unlike anything they've seen before, wrote Julian Zelizer.
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The CEO estimates the engine will be ready for these commercial UAV uses within just one year.
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If you've been through the loss of a parent, though, be ready for a very emotional experience.
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"It's like you're going for a war, so you should be ready for everything," she told Reuters.
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" Still, Trudeau acknowledged that circumstances are often challenging and that Canadians "have to be ready for anything.
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People must be ready for him, and we, as Republican women, in our clubs, prepare for him.
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That design won't be ready for a public presentation until 2020, even if all goes according to plan.
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The first prototype of the craft, dubbed "Baby Boom," is expected to be ready for flight next year.
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"It's in God's timing," he says, "and all I can do is be ready for it to happen."
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Both are in the early stages of development at Tesla and should be ready for unveiling next year.
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He's recovering from a boys' night out and still needs some time to be ready for the world.
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The next version of Tesla's Solar Roof is here, and it might actually be ready for the masses.
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Feliz was waiting to see if they would be ready for the haitianos to harvest the next month.
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The 2020 state budget is expected to be ready for a cabinet vote by early August, he added.
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Sony recently revealed that its next-generation PlayStation, we'll call it the PS236.4, won't be ready for 210.
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We may not be ready for it, but the harsh truth remains summer is coming to an end.
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Verdict: Leff better be ready for a long legal feud — they're not called the Fighting Irish for nothing.
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But the DNC isn't exactly inspiring confidence that the organization will be ready for the fight come 2020.
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Weinberg told CNBC Monday that Japan may not be ready for a sudden change in central bank policy.
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However, he has no firm timetable on when he expects the products will be ready for human trials.
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Angels general manager Billy Eppler told reporters Pujols is expected to be ready for spring training next year.
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Self-driving cars are increasingly facing questions about when — if ever — they will be ready for mass deployment.
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For hotel operators like Mr. Borsuk, part of the challenge is to be ready for the bad weather.
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Lissner is confident Vasalgel will overcome its challenges and be ready for use within three to five years.
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When Harry meets her and her colleagues in May, she will be ready for the sporting contests ahead.
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Lessons from both storms are helping communities to be ready for the next storm as hurricane season approaches.
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And the reaction to the Jolt shows that we might be ready for it sooner rather than later.
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"(We would) love to have it in position to be ready for that in the future," he said.
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I knew it would, but I also knew I'd never be ready for it when the day came.
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I need to get in the air conditioning and just rest so I could be ready for tomorrow.
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The country's only nuclear test site, Punggye-ri, is believed to be ready for a sixth nuclear test.
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He wants investors to be ready for serious protectionist rhetoric and China bashing that could cause trading anxiety.
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He also fought a foot injury, but said in June he expected to be ready for training camp.
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People who may not be ready for recovery, or may have drugs on them at that very moment.
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Somebody like Arizona's Dylan Strome might not be ready for the NHL yet, but he's already dominated junior.
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And the top diplomat says the U.S. will be ready for discussions with North Korea in the future.
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"The legislation that the Committee will develop will be ready for legislative action in 2017," the paper said.
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The 23-year-old Swede hopes to resume skating this weekend and should be ready for the playoffs.
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Success is the intersection of preparation and opportunity, so you have to be ready for those pivotal moments.
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My mind and soul may be ready for spring & summer, but my body is permanently ready for fall.
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If we cannot learn to outpace ISIS, we will not be ready for the group that surpasses it.
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The Army has followed suit, pushing to modernize its force to be ready for whatever comes its way.
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Strasburg hopes he could be ready for the next round if the Nationals can get past the Dodgers.
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He described the defense as "janky" but said the Warriors would be ready for a similar scheme Wednesday.
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"Our guys will absolutely be ready for the moment — I promise you that," Cubs Manager Joe Maddon said.
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The company anticipates it will take two years to complete and be ready for occupancy in December 2019.
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Build a three- to six-month emergency fund to help you be ready for whatever comes your way.
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But Japan's immediate effort is aimed at making a weapon that will be ready for testing by 2025.
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"We don't want a 'no deal,' but if one comes, we'll be ready for it," Davis told broadcasters.
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A vaccine is not expected to be ready for widespread use for at least two or three years.
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Britain can only hope their new bike, which will be ready for Tokyo, can be their secret weapon.
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Whatever, hopefully going to bed early will help me be ready for the busy week I have tomorrow.
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If the fallout cloud settled over Europe or emerging markets, would China be ready for that fight, too?
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Britain can only hope their new bike, which will be ready for Tokyo, can be their secret weapon.
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The team said in its announcement that Torres was expected to be ready for spring training in 2018.
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Even if your Westie books a major campaign, you may not quite be ready for an early retirement.
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I told embassy staff and the Colombians the same thing: We need to be ready for a restart.
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I also throw some brown rice in the rice cooker so it will be ready for dinner tonight.
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If not, then I'm going to have a good pre-season, good off-season, be ready for 2020.
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One Iran-backed Iraqi militia commander has already ordered his men to be ready for an upcoming battle.
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You're trying to do everything right for so long to be ready for it, and you're not sure.
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If he has surgery, he should be ready for 2118 spring training, according to general manager Rick Hahn.
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Should be a fun Sunday Night game, but we'll have our plan together and be ready for them.
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According to Stop TB, 18 new diagnostic products may be ready for evaluation by the WHO in 2020.
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"It's a big effort to really be ready for the whole multi-channel type of business," he said.
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Harbaugh said Ingram has a mild-to-moderate calf strain but hopes he'll be ready for the playoffs.
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Will he be ready for the headlines of 100 percent price increases in premiums all across the country?
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They're giving me the time I need to get it right, so hopefully I'll be ready for Sunday.
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In October, he called on the U.S. Army "to be ready" for possible military action against North Korea.
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Toulvaddie single malt is a light whisky whose first barrels will be ready for sale in a decade.
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Collins said it was unclear if Matz could be ready for the start of the season next week.
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For me it's a big goal to be ready for there and I'm going to fight for it.
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He said a bill could be ready for Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo's signature as soon as next week.
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Sometime after that, the tariffs will be ready for activation, but Trump will decide whether to impose them.
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Play that out for a couple more years and I think we'll probably be ready for real primetime.
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While Google might not be ready for that kind of disruption, some companies are stepping up to the challenge.
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I just want to be ready for tomorrow (with) focus and that is the most important thing for me.
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These tariffs could be ready for activation around the end of June, when the Osaka G20 summit take place.
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The countdown is on for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to be ready for the Summer Olympics starting August 5.
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The bank said in November its financial recovery was complete and it would be ready for privatisation in 2018.
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So it makes sense that Elyse didn't feel she'd be ready for an engagement in just a few weeks.
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The next time Jenna Bush Hager's daughters visit the Today set, they'll be ready for their hand close-ups.
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Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker told reporters Monday he remains "very confident" he'll be ready for the Sept.
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You have to be ready for the unexpected with plane travel, but there's no preparing for something like this.
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Macy's: Be ready for the department store to once again disappoint with earnings and cut its forecast, Cramer said.
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They are often mined for parts or overhauled in various ways to be ready for resale at low prices.
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In under a decade, Baugh said, it's possible quantum radar prototypes will be ready for testing in the field.
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He said that the bioprinter should be ready for commercial use in burn treatment within the next two years.
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My post-op swelly belly isn't going to be ready for Pixie pants when I finally return to work.
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So, give those tips a shot and you should be ready for a full day of up-close conversations.
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MariaDB will have to make some changes to its APIs to be ready for the clustering features of Clustrix.
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I have a feeling it will be a fun-packed weekend, and I want to be ready for it!
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EU banking, insurance and markets watchdogs have already warned their respective sectors to be ready for a hard Brexit.
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It&aposs going to be a pretty good challenge for us, but a challenge we&aposll be ready for.
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Virgin Group CEO Richard Branson recently said he believes the hyperloop will be ready for human passengers by 2021.
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Because the company is not sure when policy may change, BHP must be ready for a drop in demand.
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General Milley recently updated the Senate that within 24 months Active Protection Systems will be ready for operational use.
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Kerr also doesn't know if center DeMarcus Cousins (torn left quadriceps muscle) will be ready for Thursday's Game 1.
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Just focus on the next game and be ready for that and try and do my best out there.
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But I think getting home, seeing their guys in the 'pen, I think we'll be ready for Game 43.
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The Project Zero devices should be ready for sale sometime in late 2016 and will cost around $200. h2.
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Deputy foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said world powers should be ready for a possible U.S. withdrawal from the deal.
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A Samsung engineer recently said that he expects foldable smartphone displays to be ready for mass consumption in 2019.
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Such plants are still under construction but developers say they could be ready for deployment by the mid-2020s.
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I think we might see some kind of unilateral measure on trade, but China may be ready for this.
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A successor might be ready for an Iran-type deal to boost his standing both at home and abroad.
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"It takes at least two years for a death penalty case to even be ready for trial," he said.
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NONE OF THESE PROTOCOLS ARE GOING TO BE READY FOR PRIME TIME FOR AT LEAST TWO TO THREE YEARS.
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If your daily commute takes you far from home, you need to be ready for all sorts of conditions.
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"We were told that this is definitely coming, and we need to be ready for it," one official said.
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He told reporters he doesn't believe preseason work is required for him to be ready for the season opener.
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Le Clos expects his father to be ready for his close-up in Rio, and to hold nothing back.
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Eighty-five percent of trucks crossing the channel may not be ready for a new customs regime in France.
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But for the South Koreans, it makes him an evil tyrant who might just be ready for some change.
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It comes individually, we each need to do what we need to do to be ready for kick off.
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Just unzip the cover, then put it in the washer and dryer, and it'll be ready for use again.
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Corbett said ICE usually gives Annunciation House notice so it can be ready for a large number of arrivals.
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Corbett said ICE usually gives notice Annunciation House so it can be ready for a large number of arrivals.
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The team described it as "a routine cleanup" and said it expected Sabathia to be ready for spring training.
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Whenever some new "cosmic puzzle" crops up, you always have to be ready for the other shoe to drop.
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You can wear blue jeans, flat shoes, a shirt and have your nails done and be ready for work.
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It's a fantastic game, just be ready for some stiff competition if you decide to get serious about multiplayer.
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The European Medicines Agency has warned drugmakers they needed to be ready for a possible hard Brexit in 2019.
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"One of the major complaints is how long it takes for projects to be ready for bidding," Chao said.
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Did you watch Evo two weeks ago, and think you might be ready for the Street Fighter big time?
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Nevertheless, Mr. Khater said, they would be ready for thousands of journalists — many of them not focused on soccer.
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He told Vermonters to be ready for an upcoming announcement on further restrictions and a stay-at-home directive.
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The new structure will be ready for use by the weekend, a Westminster City Council worker told the website.
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However, Quint Tatro, founder and president of Joule Financial, says the stock may not be ready for a comeback.
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The part will not be ready for months and no airplane will fly without the retrofitted part, GE said.
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But the Pentagon said in March that this ground launched missile could be ready for deployment within 18 months.
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The time off will make him "highly unlikely" to be ready for the start of the season, Boone said.
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By the time you get ready to solve a Friday crossword puzzle, you should be ready for the challenge.
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Mr. Vecchio said that the building would not be ready for use until the damage inside had been assessed.
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It felt slick and polished, and gave the sense that it might be ready for public consumption very soon.
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As for a vaccine, it will take more than one year to be ready for production and mass vaccination.
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Some molds need a full day to cure and be ready for use, while others only take an hour.
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, said loans to small businesses will be "ready for processing" this coming week.
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But even under the rosiest of projections, one won't be ready for more than a year, government officials say.
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Dr. Jamet said that several are in development and could be ready for use in two to three years.
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That isn't to say Warren would be ready for everything the presidency could throw at her on day one.
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"There are many things that are not yet achieved, we must be ready for the next stage," he said.
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We're spending today catching you up on yesterday's hearings so you can be ready for more hearings today. Yay.
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Always be ready for surprise home expensesIf you rent your home, your landlord should cover regular maintenance and repairs.
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But he offers her something else, the sad confirmation that she may not be ready for a real relationship.
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If the N.A.A.C.P. is unprepared for emeritus status, it must be ready for a return to the bloody years.
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The firm said its system will be ready for full testing on private roads at the end of September.
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Once you're fully equipped with an arsenal of food containers, you'll be ready for pretty much any leftovers situation.
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Final results would now not be ready for late Saturday or early Sunday as had been expected, he said.
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The car is available for pre-order and the company claims it will be ready for delivery in 2020.
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So she's been spending nights on both sides of the border, trying to be ready for whatever comes next.
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Commissioners, please ask yourself: Do you really think sufficient planning has been done to be ready for this event?
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A team spokesman said Newton was expected to be ready for the start of training camp in late July.
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The still-unnamed ship, which was built in less than four years, will be ready for combat by 20183.
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But she needs to be ready for the summer, she said, for a visit to her cousins in Tunisia.
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At least one unnamed White House official is telling reporters the U.S. may now be ready for military action.
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There have been signs that fixed-income markets just may be ready for a long-awaited shift in direction.
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Everybody needs some writing utensils and binders, but we know that's not all you need to be ready for school.
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But exactly one year from the 210 Winter Games, the nation looks like it'll be ready for its close-up.
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" He adds: "I have a pretty good training schedule to the point where I think I'll be ready for it.
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When they have the ball in their hands, they can make plays, and you got to be ready for everybody.
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"We don't want no deal, we want a deal, but we will be ready for it," he told the BBC.
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More newly developed testing kits are in the pipeline, but it is unclear when they will be ready for use.
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Some on Wall Street believe investors should be ready for the trade battle to drag on for a long time.
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Despite the fact that the standard will become official next year, DDR5 likely won't be ready for manufacturers before 2020.
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The new report however says this technology likely won't be ready for prime time for at least another two years.
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"You've got to be ready for more volatility here, " the firm's chief investment officer told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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So many things could challenge an officer on their shift, and they have to be ready for all of them.
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Meanwhile, Corning does have a solution within its own portfolio, but the company says it won't be ready for sometime.
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Estée Lauder's translucent, blue-hued powder eliminates unwanted shine so you'll always be ready for nighttime shots and iPhone mishaps.
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"In theory, the plan should be ready for submission to the court in the beginning of April," the source said.
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The South China Morning Post cited unidentified sources as saying about 5,000 riot police would be ready for any trouble.
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"I don't think anyone could be ready for what I think is going to happen with this card," Cramer said.
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"Both are in the early stages of development at Tesla and should be ready for unveiling next year," he wrote.
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You've just got to be ready for the next save and give your team a chance to be in it.
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While the F-35s may be ready for overseas action, the aircraft has been facing a battle at home too.
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I was back working with my coach and I was keeping my weight down so I'd be ready for anything.
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"Large companies need to be ready for mergers, and we haven't found many," the paper quoted Oliver Baete as saying.
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"I think after all the publicity #Witchrot might be ready for a comeback tour and album," a user jokingly tweeted.
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Therefore, 143 percent of advisers will be ready for SEC future rules guiding a firm's business continuity and transition plans.
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"We've been preparing our network in the D.C. area for months to be ready for this historic event," Palmer said.
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I am just sad for the audience who may not be ready for change, I hope they understand my decision.
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"When a carrier leaves on deployment, we have to be ready for anything," Sardiello said in a Navy press release.
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He will continue to hold showcases for other interested teams and could be ready for the majors in a month.
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The vaccine is one of the furthest advanced in development and could be ready for testing on humans in October.
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Soon Apple will slip the surly bonds of Earth, the strictures of time and space and be ready for launch.
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Ryan has dismissed the sit-in as a "publicity stunt" and said Republicans will be ready for the next one.
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It also looks like the cryptocurrency won't necessarily be ready for its intended launch date at the end of 2020.
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Guests should be ready for their close-ups: Ms. Bareilles keeps a pink Instax mini camera on a console table.
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"What we're doing with GDPR gives us a solid foundation to be ready for upcoming regulation like CCPA," Czarny said.
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Founder Brian Chesky says he's taking a "get rich slow" approach, but will be ready for an IPO in 2018.
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Ministry sources said, however, that they still expected the MEADS system to be ready for use by 2025, as planned.
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He warned that the industry must be ready for an "inevitable downturn" in the economic cycle after years of expansion.
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But he said the EU would be ready for "all eventualities," including the possibility of failing to reach a deal.
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From the medic team We want you to have strong health and mind to be ready for coming back home.
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For example, is it assumed that a new or soon-to-be father won't be ready for a new opportunity?
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Under the orders of Joseph Stalin, the naval base was constructed to be ready for nuclear war at any moment.
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I need to recover now a little bit to be ready for tomorrow, because, as I said, he doesn't miss.
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"We just have be ready for the whole story — because we don't know what the story is going to be."
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However, the official said Haftar had given no indication as to when he would be ready for any potential talks.
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That's an exciting, but uncertain future and we encourage our audience to take the necessary steps to be ready for.
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The restaurants try to get the cheapest oysters, and they may pre-shuck just to be ready for the rush.
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This isn't going to be ready for iOS 11.0: Messages in iCloud has been removed from iOS 11 beta 5.
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At the same time, Nextdoor wants to be ready for the flush of interest in the primaries later this year.
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"Asked if she meant the tests would be ready for roll-out within days rather than weeks, she said: "Absolutely.
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"With this kind of thing you can't be hopeful, you just have to be ready for any opportunity," he said.
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The current turmoil may turn out to be blissfully brief, but it makes sense to be ready for the worst.
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But Mr. Mattis also has ordered top Pentagon leaders to be ready for any possible military action against North Korea.
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Last year, Mr. Musk predicted that the Model Y would be ready for delivery in the first half of 2020.
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The Yankees said the netting would be installed next month and be ready for the home opener on April 2.
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"I think it will be years and years before it will be ready for nonspeculative use cases," Mr. Murray said.
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We want to be ready for them and we're not going to deny one single person to tell their story.
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I asked several times when he thought he might be ready for the next runway show, but he kept hedging.
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I was also given a dilator before even hitting my teens, so my vagina would be ready for penetrative sex.
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So, even if a candidate is proven safe and effective, it won't be ready for use this year, Fauci said.
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Up until the morning Trump signed the orders, it was unclear whether the documents would be ready for his signature.
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Plus, when your kids hit two and you have to start potty training, you need to be ready for anything.
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The six-time All-Star and 2017 American League Most Valuable Player is expected to be ready for spring training.
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He just needs to be ready for some Patriots to not visit him if he decides to have them over.
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For example, Richardson said every ship forward deployed in Japan has now been assessed to be ready for their missions.
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And it's not likely to be ready for commercial flights for years, allowing for engineering and testing before full deployment.
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"The new building does have a pool, but it won't be ready for like six months" — or, quite possibly, longer.
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But he will not be ready for the start of the season after having surgery to repair a shoulder injury.
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In the meantime, scientists are also working quickly to produce a vaccine candidate to be ready for human clinical trials.
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From 20180-22, we have a big program to change the company, to be ready for the next 75 years.
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His advice to other restaurants looking to enter the robotic revolution: "Be ready for a whole lot of inbound calls."
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"You have to be ready for difficult times and difficult storms that you're going to get caught in," Bertish said.
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When our time comes to fully and freely exercise real democracy, the Hong Kong people will be ready for it.
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Even those who know something about the purpose and origin of the listening bar may not be ready for it.
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That gives the alt-right new relevance, and helps convince its members that America might be ready for their ideas.
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Two unnamed Air Force officials told NBC that the weapon could be ready for use in just a few days.
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Although they hope for the best they must still plan for the worst, and be ready for the hardest of Brexits.
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This isn't Moment's first support for the Pixel line, but it is the first time it'll be ready for launch day.
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Maybe you don't see them 99% of the time, but you still have to be ready for that 1% or 0.1%.
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"Crops are in the ground and will soon be ready for harvest," said Casey Guernsey with Americans For Farmers and Families.
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On Monday, the French technology company supporting the election said it would be nearly impossible to be ready for that date.
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So many functions may be ready for AI-driven automation, while others would benefit more greatly from robotic automation, for example.
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This is the perfect gift for the guy who has everything, so snag one now to be ready for the holidays.
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The US Navy expects the first of these VH-92s will be ready for the president and other dignitaries in 2020.
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Everything appears to be ready for Monday's launch, and SpaceX reported that the rocket has successfully performed its static fire test.
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With a standard 18-55mm kit lens and a 55-200mm zoom, you'll be ready for any family event or outing.
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But 10 years from now you will need to be ready for when virtual content is seamlessly shared with physical content.
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However, Liu said he thinks it will take another decade for technology and shoppers to be ready for fully automated stores.
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"All that water's coming south and we have to be ready for it," Louisiana Lieutenant Governor-Elect Billy Nungesser told reporters.
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With a few pantry ingredients and a little elbow grease, your workwear will be ready for its business casual close-up.
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Because we may not be ready for apple picking or Pumpkin Spice Lattes before Labor Day, but bat-shaped Halloween candy?
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Boston Celtics star Kyrie Irving is confident he'll be ready for training camp after undergoing season-ending knee surgery in March.
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That includes better supporting our teachers, whose work is essential to prepare students to be ready for college and the workplace.
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That would be in 2017, but if van Gaal leaves a year early, would Giggs be ready for the hot seat?
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Of course, at $1,000, the consumer version of the Blade coming out later this year won't be ready for mainstream consumers.
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Still, with this weekend's release of the three-hour-plus "Avengers: Endgame," the site/app might be ready for its closeup.
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You never know when someone is going to deliver a baby, so the residents have to always be ready for anything.
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My lower back is fine, and I have no long-term concerns, and I hope to be ready for The Players.
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Martin said in a blog posting that his "The Winds of Winter" novel would not be ready for publication in 2018.
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The meetings were initially scheduled for January but were moved forward to be ready for Trump's arrival in the White House.
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The final 3D-printed fingers aren't finished, but they'll be ready for police to try out in a matter of weeks.
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After he had been there for a while, though, he asked Rauschenberg how soon he could be ready for a show.
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The carmaker says its self-driving tech will be ready for production vehicles beginning in 2025, if things go as planned.
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"Celebrities like Kelley Jakle and Brittany Snow use MetPro to be ready for anything their job requires," the video description reads.
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They are now going to be ready for a full-frontal assault on his donors and his work as a consultant.
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"It was my turn to step up for this team and I had to be ready for the opportunity," Ingold said.
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You have to show up everyday ready to execute the schedule but also you have to be ready for the impossible.
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Another left-handed starter, CC Sabathia, could be ready for a Sunday start against the visiting Boston Red Sox, Boone said.
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"All that water's coming south and we have to be ready for it," Louisiana Lieutenant Governor-Elect Billy Nungesser told CNN.
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On markets, it is hedging about 2.5 million euros to be ready for a cap exit it expects in mid-2017.
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"Some children may not be ready for camp from a development perspective, which could impact their overall camp experience," Ambrose said.
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Just breathe, consider donating to the future of tigers, and calmly ask when the aforementioned bird will be ready for consumption.
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"Yes, you can't anticipate how your feelings will change so I guess be ready for some ugly feelings too," added Samir.
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They're the perfect way to be ready for an impromptu pool party invite, and best of all, they're totally sweat-proof.
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Ruiz-Cotorro, who has treated Nadal since he was 14, is optimistic the world number four will be ready for Rio.
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News reports that Moore's costar, Milo Ventimiglia, said that she might not be ready for kids of her own just yet.
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Pundits and party officials might be ready for new faces in the race, but that doesn't mean voters will embrace them.
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If the United States is going to take on China over trade, it better be ready for pushback in other areas.
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It's clear that Democratic contenders must be ready for simultaneous fights -- one with rivals for the nomination and one with Trump.
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The recovery was estimated to take three months, and the team said deGrom was expected to be ready for spring training.
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"I feel fairly confident that we can complete the ship and be ready for a launch in five years," Musk said.
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The 7-footer is expected to be ready for the start of the 2019-20 regular season, according to the Heat.
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Mr. Short said Hornblower One was 44 percent complete, and he expected it to be ready for the water in February.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman have ordered the Israeli military to be ready for any possibilities.
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With a more straightforward business model many of these companies could be ready for an IPO in a fairly short time.
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His absence meant we had to be ready for 4-4 deadlocks in several cases in addition to wins and losses.
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He wants investors to be ready for more weakness, especially if the Fed continues to insist on raising rates this year.
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She packed her backpack to be ready for class the next day and played around with her little brother and sister.
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But he added that the delegation would be ready for a change of kit in the event the flag is returned.
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Things are likely to get worse from here on, which means we have to be ready for practical anti-racist work.
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You'll be ready for a real emergency such as your car getting totaled, a burst water main, or losing your job.
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But he also said Russia might not be ready for such changes yet because of foreign and domestic threats to stability.
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"You have to be fast, you have to be precise, you have to be ready for the curves," Ms. Kufrin says.
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The site will include "a respiratory care unit with ICU capability" and was expected to be ready for patients on Tuesday.
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If similar problems arise for the Space Launch System, it might not be ready for the 85033 first moon landing either.
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The West Tower was already open for renters, while the East Tower won't be ready for leasing until later this year.
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North Korea says the plan could be ready for sign-off by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un within a week.
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Actually, why don't you tell me now what you want so it'll all be ready for you when the conference starts.
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U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams warned Americans to be ready for a large-scale outbreak, but maintained they shouldn't be afraid.
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The new tower is being constructed speculatively, or without an anchor tenant, and will be ready for occupancy in mid-2019.
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You'll be ready for a sequel with the group or more of Robbie's take on Harley the moment the film's over.
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Karlsson, who is playing with two hairline fractures in his left heel, said he would "absolutely" be ready for Game 6.
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If the Dolphins beat the Steelers, Tannehill could be ready for a divisional playoff game at New England on Jan. 23.
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"What we talk about all the time," he said, "is how we can increase business and be ready for that day."
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Of course, our recent history with Iran also suggests to them that we might not be ready for a real fight.
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Known as New Glenn, the Blue Origin rocket is under development and is scheduled to be ready for launches in 2021.
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He needed surgery and months of rehab if he was going to be ready for the start of the college season.
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And I'll tell you what, we will be ready for that first day in office, and I look forward to it.
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During the Great Recession, Honeywell used furloughs worldwide to maintain its work force so it would be ready for the recovery.
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"Let's all take a deep breath, get some rest, and be ready for and open to whatever comes next," Warren said.
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She taught me that women would be playing a greater role in society, and that I should be ready for it.
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Bar-Yohay said his full-scale prototype aircraft, named "Alice Commuter", should be ready for a test flight in early 2019.
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"The government will be ready for the deadline of March 2018," said Audrey Cloutier, a spokeswoman for Finance Minister Carlos Leitao.
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Your trains will still end in Hoboken — but be ready for PATH trains and ferries to be swarmed with confused newcomers.
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Paris St.-Germain had previously acknowledged doubts that Neymar would be ready for the first leg against United on Feb. 12.
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So even though they won't be ready for this holiday season, you could use them as a Memorial Day gift, maybe?
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He said the military is "looking at a range" of options and "will be ready" for whatever decision the president makes.
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Toxicology tests are being conducted, but results will not be ready for weeks, police spokesman Jean Toussaint told the Seychelles News Agency.
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Booker is "well positioned to come out of Iowa strong and that's what we are trying to be ready for," Phillips said.
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Hannah B. has caught flack for being so young, with some people alleging that she can't be ready for marriage at 24.
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Khloé Kardashian may be "ready for her baby girl to arrive," but that doesn't make losing a furry family member any easier.
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However, VW apparently does not, think that the autonomous version of the car will be ready for the real world very soon.
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Reid defended DNC Chairman Tom Perez — but admitted he was concerned about whether the party would be ready for the general election.
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Whether you're heading back to school or need to be ready for that new job, the right laptop makes all the difference.
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She says that you should consider the impact you want to make, be ready for the firsts ahead, and prepare for achievement.
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The date clearly signals Lawrence might be ready for something more serious with his bank teller hookup, who's very much into him.
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Will be probably some rallies tomorrow, and I need to be ready for every shot she's going to bring to the game.
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Babineau says this method lets networks take more chances on talent that may not be ready for the bigger stage quite yet.
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"That order is sitting in a state that says it'll be ready for delivery between 9/20 and 9/27," Alli said.
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He insists his legal team will be ready for a re-trial whenever the judge says -- at this point it's 120 days.
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Before the red carpet is unrolled, here is everything you need to know to be ready for one of music's brightest nights.
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The liquid oxygen and methane-burning engine is expected to be ready for use on United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket by 2019.
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According to KCNA state media, the proposal will be ready for leader Kim Jon Un to approve by the middle of August.
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Knight told the judge he would be ready for the start of the trial, California wire agency City News Service (CNS) reported.
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Instead of crying, instead of making hysteria and accusing central European countries, we should strengthen ourselves and be ready for the competition.
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Musk said that BFR might be ready for "short hopper flights with the spaceship part" of the rocket by maybe next year.
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He said the country would be ready for further talks on arms control but would not keep knocking on a locked door.
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You may not be ready for machines capable of conversation or arguing, but tech companies are working to find uses for them.
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"You need to be ready for it if we sell off, because this narrative could create some terrific buying opportunities," Cramer said.
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There's such value in that concept that outside influence can often push you in directions your company may not be ready for.
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But the Galaxy Tab S3 has recently been certified by the FCC, which means it should be ready for a February launch.
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He is still working his way back to full fitness following an ankle injury, but should be ready for the World Cup.
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They will take five years to complete, with the first four enhanced Patriots expected to be ready for the 222 Tokyo Olympics.
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Provided those workouts are set up properly, your muscles appear to be ready for action a lot sooner than was previously believed.
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"The international community must be ready for this development," Araghchi added, warning that such a decision would affect stability in the region.
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It's unclear whether the new "Legend of Zelda" game will be ready for launch, but the most recent rumor says it will.
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However, we have to psychologically be ready for everything on June 17 and remember this is not the end of the world.
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Thomas missed the last three games of the series with a hip injury, and might not be ready for regular season opener.
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Like he wants a doctor out immediately, but also for the Raiders to be ready for the next play with enough warning.
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Dodgers LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu had arthroscopic surgery on his left elbow Wednesday but is expected to be ready for next season.
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Vatanen, a fifth-year player, won't be ready for the start of next season after having surgery to repair a shoulder injury.
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The surgery will happen later this month and the Phillies are hopeful Arrieta will be ready for spring training, per the report.
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Her controversial plan to tackle the housing crisis by building man-made islands, however, won't be ready for more than a decade.
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You should be ready for a bigger tax bill, which is probably the "most abrupt change for many service members," Falcone said.
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If we're going to be ready for the unforeseeable deaths of others, I've found, it is never wise to toy with Fate.
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"Of course is something special, something new, and when it's something new, you need to be ready for something unexpected," he said.
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Its "Ultra-High Bypass Ratio" engine would cut fuel consumption by 5-10 percent and would be ready for service by 2025.
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Instead, scroll on and check out Pinterest's top gluten-free recipes, so you'll be ready for any last-minute menu adjustments. 1.
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"Here's the bottom line: I want you to be ready for Coupa to get hit when it reports on Monday," Cramer said.
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You face pressure from both your peers and society at large to rush into sexual activity you may not be ready for.
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President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that the Islamic Republic would be ready for a new satellite launch in a few months.
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The home-renting company Airbnb will be ready for an initial public offering (IPO) later this year, the company's CEO said Monday.
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Our personal favorite: How will New Mexico ensure all students have the opportunity to be ready for advanced math in eighth grade?
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Maybe the world will be ready for this in another four decades; Rexy seem to exist on a different time frame entirely.
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"I feel fairly confident that we can complete the ship and be ready for a launch in about five years," he said.
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The proposed list, which will be ready for a decision by Trump as early as July 2, includes nearly all consumer products.
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"It is exactly priming, putting down a foundation, for them to be ready for when this revolution takes full hold," Ferrentino said.
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Stanton, who played in only 18 games last year, is not expected to be ready for opening day, March 26 in Baltimore.
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And his earlier announcements had suggested that the B.F.R. would be ready for an uncrewed trip to Mars as soon as 2022.
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And the ongoing response to the current outbreak isn't leading to more confidence that it'll be ready for the next one, either.
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"Without a sustainable approach to research, history will repeat itself, and robots will not be ready for the next incident," they said.
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They must "be ready for conflicts in the family and to be attacked in public," as was the case with Lieutenant Sikal.
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A lot of them will immediately ask you what you want, why you're calling, so it's best to be ready for that.
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But every major player in the field is striking partnerships to be ready for the day when autonomous vehicles finally become mainstream.
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He missed most of the 2018 season recovering from Tommy John surgery, but he is expected to be ready for spring training.
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But he asked his supporters to be ready for civil protest — to have their "old tires" ready for burning to block roads.
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No extended absence is expected and Mixon could be ready for Sunday's home opener against the San Francisco 49ers, per the report.
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Public health officials have been stressing that a vaccine will not be ready for 12 to 18 months under the best circumstances.
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He rarely raised his voice, men who served under him said, but he pushed them hard to be ready for the worst.
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"I wouldn't imagine they'd be ready for opening night," said McPhee, attending the scouting combine for draft prospects this week in Buffalo.
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Some customers using the Chipotle app to order were told their meal would not be ready for 45 minutes to an hour.
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They are a veteran team that may be nearing a rebuilding, even if their own stalwarts may not be ready for it.
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With a pair of REI Co-Op Gauntlet GTX Mittens on, you will be ready for wind, rain, snow, and freezing temperatures.
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"We are ready for dialogue if the United States will be ready for this," Ryabkov told reporters in New Delhi, Tass reported.
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Wade said he told himself that if the 76ers ran that play late in the game, he would be ready for it.
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It won't be clear exactly when Crew Dragon will be ready for its first crewed flight until the spacecraft undergoes final testing.
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It's getting harder and harder to earn a place in your living room, and Amazon wants to be ready for the challenge.
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Making those decisions early gives them a jump on reporting that needs to be ready for the day a decision is announced.
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"It just means you should be ready for it and make sure your portfolio is allocated to keep you safe," he said.
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Roughly 350 million of the total 900 million iPhones out in the market could soon be ready for an upgrade, Ives estimates.
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Mr. Bayes's actors have to be ready for whatever their cast mates throw at them, whether or not it ends up working.
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As a psychologist, I receive calls each summer from anxious parents, worried that their high-school graduate won't be ready for college.
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Our view was that we needed to start getting preparations ready to go in July in order to be ready for Oct.
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He was available to pinch-hit Sunday, and he told Collins he expects to be ready for the Mets' next game, Tuesday.
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"If you start on the path of escalating pressure, you have to be ready for the other side to escalate," she said.
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These memories now spur him to continue helping others who regularly face similar horrors better handle such situations -- and be ready for them.
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The document will be ready for a summit of EU leaders dedicated to digital issues that will be held in Tallinn on Sept.
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Moreover, Comey's testimony wasn't any surprise and McCain clearly knew he'd need to be ready for the session's start time at 10 a.m.
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Instead of buying an existing home, they plan to purchase a new house that won't be ready for another nine months or so.
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Maybin was to play Tuesday and Wilson to pitch after that as both are expected to be ready for Detroit within a week.
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If Turkey does receive its S-400 from the Kremlin this summer, the system is expected to be ready for use by 2020.
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It tells me that America may finally be ready for a presidential candidate who believes in the free market, but rejects crony capitalism.
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Convenient how he turned out to be ready for the majors on a very day that was most profitable for his ownership group.
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Come game day I will have my team's gear on, UNC, a snack, and be ready for the joy or stress that comes.
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I have tiny, infant-like fingers so my ring has to be specially ordered and won't be ready for six to eight weeks.
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Rocket's shares had jumped recently on speculation its food delivery firm Delivery Hero could soon be ready for an initial public offering (IPO).
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Together, the two studies show that we need to be ready for the complex ways a warmer world could change extreme weather events.
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The aviation firm revealed at the Paris Air Show this week that the narrow-body M100 should be ready for market in 2023.
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This test-fire is a crucial step to see if the motor will be ready for spaceflight in the next couple of years.
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Black stressed the defense spending component because the military needs to be ready for fighting and fully equipped when going into danger zones.
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We already ordered the shoes from another store to be delivered to the one near me, so they should be ready for pickup.
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" He also said North Korea's forces should be "ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy's maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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He will then ramp up his throwing, and if there are no ill effects he is expected to be ready for spring training.
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The devices are only experimental prototypes with many years of additional research and development likely before they might be ready for commercial use.
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Bloomberg has asked aides to do what it takes to be ready for a presidential run if he decides there is an opening.
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The government's privatization secretary said in January that the Ferrograo rail project could be ready for bidding this year or early in 2020.
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With more flexibility in the controls (especially around screen time), it could be ready for prime time—at least from the parents' perspective.
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We have a three points gap to Arsenal, we need to keep the gap and we need to be ready for next week.
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"We want to be ready for all eventualities, including 'no deal'," he told business and labor representatives after the negotiations began in July.
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It will be ready for production by 2019, said Jeff Owens, Delphi's chief technology officer, with a projected wholesale cost of about $5,000.
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In comparison, China has just launched only its second aircraft carrier, but that ship won't be ready for action for a few years.
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The velodrome uses special pine wood only found in Siberia and was one of the last venues to be ready for the Olympics.
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But Meadows also said details had to be worked out on difficult issues before a bill could be ready for House floor debate.
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"If you're gonna wear a pattern that has political resonance, just be ready for the conversation you're going to start by wearing it."
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He said that discussions with Europe's EBRD development bank indicated that two Belarussian banks could be ready for privatization in a few months.
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Just because her outfit is designed for a 9-to-5 lifestyle doesn't mean she can't be ready for some after-hours fun.
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Lavrov told journalists that the proposal to hold the four-way meeting came from Kiev and that Russia will be ready for it.
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Apple says the API it's using still needs to be adpoted by social networks but will be ready for general availability this fall.
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Blake Bortles had the season's longest completion, at 90 yards, and could be ready for a breakthrough in his third year as starter.
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The government is now working on a tax reform that could be ready for Congress toward the end of the year, Macri said.
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"If it is necessary, people will have to be ready for a situation where they will have to use those guns," he said.
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The Northern League's Borghi said Italy "has to be ready for the euro's collapse," which he sees as only a matter of time.
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The firm has been developing its own operating system, HarmonyOS, but one senior Huawei executive warned it may not be ready for years.
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Starters Jacob deGrom (ulnar nerve) and Steven Matz (bone spur) have already had operations and were expected to be ready for spring training.
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In July, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that Neuralink, a brain-computing company he founded, would be ready for human trials in 2020.
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That suggests that the downtrend may pause near $1,250, but traders will be ready for the price to dip toward support near $1,210.
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In May officials announced 600m yuan ($91m) in funding for six new nuclear-emergency squads, which would be ready for action by 2018.
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I'm going to firmly align myself with the latter, so these clothes won't be ready for three months, but I think that's okay.
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He is calling it Maestro and is hoping that the LA demographic will be ready for his modern-Mexican-meets-Orange-County approach.
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Tehran insists it will be ready for joint action only once it regains pre-sanctions output of 4 million barrels per day (bpd).
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If she passes this test, however, she'll be ready for a big step up the strawweight ladder, and VanZant would represent just that.
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New moons bring new beginnings, and after all the changes that take place early this month, you'll be ready for a fresh start.
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"We must be ready for any shareholder exit strategy in 2023, including an IPO," Inteco President Alexander Nikolayev told Reuters in an interview.
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From the performance turf center, one can see Khalifa International Stadium, the first of the eight proposed stadiums to be ready for competition.
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He said he hoped to be ready for the next round, the World Series, should the Dodgers get that far without his help.
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When Nintendo announced nearly a year ago that the game would be ready for a spring 2020 release, fans lamented the long wait.
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While their bodies might not be ready for sleep until the wee hours, society remains steadfast in its belief that earlier is better.
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And I think, in a lot of ways, a lot of settler Canadians have proven themselves not to be ready for these conversations.
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They have all been All-Stars within the last two years, and Manager Craig Counsell has taught them to be ready for anything.
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"Of course my goal and my idea is to be ready for tomorrow," Nadal said after pursing his lips and shaking his head.
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Public health officials have been stressing for weeks that a vaccine won't be ready for 12 to 18 months in the best circumstances.
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Delta flies to locations around the globe, which means that it has to be ready for a range of events, including viral outbreaks.
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However, he also said it was difficult to forecast future moves in oil prices and Russia needs to be ready for various scenarios.
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IPO is on the cards, but he said the startup will take two years to be ready for that phase of its journey.
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Only when we address the gender discrepancies in both STEM in general and aviation in particular will we be ready for the future.
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But if you're doing it, you need to be ready for an all-out war on the street, basically, for a few years.
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When it was clear no team would be ready for the original 2014 deadline, the Foundation convinced Google to extend it to 2015.
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Rolls-Royce and Airbus hope the hybrid plane, known as E-Fan, will be ready for maiden test flights by 2021, Newby said.
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"The center has been honing its skills for decades precisely so that they can be ready for a moment like this," Tu said.
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Those early tests will help inform any tweaks that need to be made before it might be ready for a full, official launch.
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What remains to be seen is whether any of the players will be ready for another round once the other Games are finished.
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The ketchup giant recently suggested it may be ready for its next acquisition, and General Mills has been identified as a logical target.
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Pete Olson (R-Texas), is working with industry groups to be ready for changes that AI is set to create in job markets.
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He also cited the example Zobrist sets, at 35, with the work he does after games to be ready for the next day.
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"Be ready for the worst, and make the fullest preparations for that, while working toward a good outcome and striving for the best."
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"Knowing that I'm going to have a bigger role this year, I believe I was going to be ready for it," Porzingis said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You may not be ready for art fair season, but the art fairs don't give a damn.
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Just be ready for lots of references to her time starring on "The O.C." Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.
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State media in Pyongyang reported that a plan to fire missiles near Guam would be ready for Kim Jong Un's consideration within days.
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The owner — with whose family Mr. Hadi is still friends — had requested only that the work be ready for the wedding of her daughter.
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You see it on the radar and you know at this point, 'Okay, it's time to get to work and be ready for anything.
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By the time Altman gets out of prison in April 2020, she'll have a cosmetology license and will be ready for a new career.
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If President Kim Jong Un's New Year address was any indication, an intercontinental ballistic missile will be ready for launch in the near future.
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You have to be ready for that and there were times when I wasn't ready for it and people are pouring their hearts out.
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So familiarize yourself with the app now, because when Apple TV+ rolls around this fall, you're going to want to be ready for it.
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Although they won't be ready for a little while longer, phone manufacturers have wasted no time in announcing 5G devices at this year's MWC.
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Officials stressed that cruise lines are realistic and are looking for just a handful of beaches and attractions to be ready for their customers.
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This gives him an opportunity to get everything corrected and then really to be ready for training camp next year and be fully healthy.
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The North is believed to be ready for another nuclear test at any time and there has been speculation it could mark the Oct.
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But she thinks voters will be ready for a change in 2020 — and a president who better understands the country's role in international trade.
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VR and AR are both expected to benefit from 5G's increased bandwidth — whenever all these technologies turn out to be ready for the public.
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It's not only to be ready for the next tragedy, but to meet the ongoing needs of people from new mothers to cancer patients.
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And then there's a rush to do something that society may not be ready for which generates like a perceived or potentially real danger.
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Both Gut and photographer Sean Haffey have no injuries and Gut said that she would be ready for the super-G in two days.
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At least one report says that Google won't be ready for the release of Andromeda (and the accompanying Pixel laptop) until well into 2017.
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To be ready for show nights, he typically eats light, starting the day with an egg white omelet and chicken and veggies for dinner.
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"I have faith in our training staff and I will have some treatment tonight and (Friday), then hopefully be ready for Dallas," Paul said.
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She also revealed that while the two are in no rush to start a family, she'll be ready for diaper duty when it comes.
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Also, there is plenty of sports coverage with the usual analysis, statistics, and 'takes' that bros must consume to be ready for the game.
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Ultimately, you may feel like your child will never be ready for a phone, or you wish you could avoid ever giving them one.
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" The dictator added: "And we should always be ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy&aposs maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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Those sources told the site A13 went into test production in April and could be ready for mass production by the end of May.
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While there are many investors that agree with Cramer that a rate hike is needed, he warned to be ready for a sell-off.
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Kiki is one of those systems, and Kiki is its big, bold reveal to a world that still might not be ready for it.
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According to one estimate, networks need to be ready for a 1,000-fold increase in data volumes in the first half of the 2020s.
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"We have to be ready for a world where global GDP goes up 50 percent a year for a couple of decades," he said.
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Be ready for a "totally batshit" season, according to executive producer Tim Minear, who offered up a few sneak peaks during a PaleyFest panel.
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Apple previously announced that the OS would be ready for users today, and broke the news that it went live in a press release.
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Prosecutors have said they could be ready for a trial to start in November, but Zuma is challenging the decision to prosecute the case.
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The Maryland trial will last for up to two years, and it could be years before it could be ready for wide-spread usage.
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Here's more from Rubin: "The doctors clearly recommended that he have this done, mainly so that he can be ready for '17," Boras said.
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"The first public speech by Governor Poloz since the July hike left us thinking he might now be ready for a pause," they wrote.
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Fifty-three percent of parents who make $150,000 or more a year said their college graduate will be ready for financial independence after graduation.
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But if he uses that discretion to implement a ham-fisted deal, he should be ready for Democrats and hopefully Republicans to push back.
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No word yet on whether King will make Trump the villain in his next novel; America may not be ready for something that terrifying.
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These were accompanied by orchestrated public statements calling on the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to be ready for actual combat across the Taiwan Strait.
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The aviation firm revealed at the Paris Air Show this week that the narrow-body regional plane should be ready for market in 2023.
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And we're going to have to really buckle down and get to work if we want to be ready for Christmas with Ryan's parents.
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Residents living in and around the Woolsey, Hill, and Thomas burn areas should be ready for potential storm impacts in those areas, it said.
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What do I need to do before the end of the year, to be ready for tax-time and whatever next year may bring?
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It's going to be a long series, it's going to be a hard series and I think we're going to be ready for that.
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We knew they were going to come out and try to give us their best shot, and we had to be ready for that.
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A Zika vaccine could be ready for human trials in September, according to the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Tigers Manager Brad Ausmus said Maybin's wrist had not healed quickly enough for him to be ready for the April 5 opener at Miami.
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The facility will have only sixteen beds and won't be ready for patients until December, but the Hope Dealer women were thrilled about it.
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Christmas counsel work tirelessly each holiday in their own little workshops to be ready for the festive and tinsel laden carnage of the season.
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The date of the knee scope was not announced, but NFL Network's Ian Rapoport said Michel should be ready for training camp next month.
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Brown didn't do much, but his progress in his recovery from a Lisfranc injury has him on track to be ready for training camp.
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Williams won't participate in upcoming workouts with the Cowboys because of a fractured foot, but he is expected to be ready for training camp.
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The people who work for teams doing things like booking travel and coordinating schedules have to be ready for multiple scenarios as series conclude.
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He has claimed, falsely, that a vaccine would be ready within months when in reality, it won't be ready for more than a year.
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If the Democrats retake the House of Representatives in the midterm elections, he should also be ready for a likely onslaught of congressional subpoenas.
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A system like Google's could automate at least part of the process, though it is unclear when it will be ready for commercial use.
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A spokesman said that the shore team had worked through the night and that the boat would be ready for Thursday's three scheduled races.
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The Browns rookie defensive end Myles Garrett has a sprained left foot, but he is expected to be ready for training camp next month.
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Elizabeth Warren said she'd be ready for a convention floor battle if none of the Democratic candidates reaches a delegate majority during the primaries.
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This can threaten prosecutions, because the speedy-trial rule sets time limits for when criminal cases must be ready for trial or be dismissed.
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The committee said Ignitis Group, which operates across the Baltic region, should be ready for the initial public offering (IPO) before September this year.
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Clinton had better be ready for some vitriolic tweets from her younger donors, because this is going to make for some very angry borrowers.
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Citing recent satellite imagery at North Korea's main nuclear test site, analysts said that the country might be ready for its sixth nuclear test.
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" In fact, nationalistic state media outlet Global Times said in a Wednesday op-ed that China should be ready for a "looming trade war.
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A new rocket design under production by NASA won't be ready for a scheduled June 2020 launch, the agency's administrator told Congress on Wednesday.
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But once you're done at the gym, simply pair these leggings with a nice pair of pumps, and they'll be ready for the office.
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Bridenstine had said Thursday that he expected the vehicle to be ready for its first crewed mission in "the first part" of next year.
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He is expected to be ready for the start of the 2016-17 NBA season but is unlikely for the Rio Games this August.
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By 2050, the company plans that a full-sized space-based solar plant would be ready for commercial use, the Chinese media report said.
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I knew how much progress I had already made and I knew if I continued on that path I'd be ready for training camp.
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In fact, we should be ready for a decade of more of tensions due to the nature of what Kim is trying to do.
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"Well, we'd like to see a fair process, but we'll see what they have, and we'll be ready for whatever it is," Pelosi said.
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As we approach the end of this Congress, we must Be Ready for the prospect that we will be in the Majority in January.
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He indicated to Business Insider that Dubois will soon be ready for one of the two best heavyweights in the world — Wilder or Fury.
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