I wanted Jane to be stuck on Earth and Thor to be stuck where he is.
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You can't tell anymore if you're scared to be stuck on a train underground while feeling vomit-prone, or if you're just scared to be stuck underground at all.
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I don't have to be stuck in a bar job.
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Chuck Todd: We're all going to be stuck with Portals.
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We expect you to be stuck in financing this membership.
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You'll be stuck bearing the likeness for years to come.
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I didn't want to be stuck in a time capsule.
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Patmore is so awkward to be stuck in the middle.
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Others may be stuck with policies that are functionally worthless.
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And now their identities seem to be stuck in place.
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I was so overjoyed to be stuck in a ditch.
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Will we be stuck in the vortex of American politics?
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And yes, it will be stuck in your head forever.
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Behold, 14 celebrities who seem to be stuck in time.
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I don't want to be stuck here for two weeks.
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I'd love to be stuck in a pod with you.
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So I think we'll be stuck there for a while.
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But the move may be stuck before it even begins.
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"If you order online, you could be stuck," she said.
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Because no hardworking student should be stuck in the red.
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Without this program, I would literally be stuck in bed.
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If he wins, the world will probably be stuck with him.
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And, unfortunately, they're going to be stuck there for a while.
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For his part, Trump will be stuck flying Trump Force One.
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But their ubiquity doesn't mean founders must be stuck with them.
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Designers don't have to be stuck using only pixels and pencils.
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Otherwise, Cannes will be stuck in the same loop Muir identified.
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Yet 2.1m people are thought to be stuck in such areas.
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GUTFELD: So you would be, prefer to be stuck with yourself?
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As a result, prices may be stuck in a holding pattern.
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Equally, if a tenant suddenly quit, the landlord would be stuck.
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He appeared to be stuck in some kind of time loop.
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Of course, that doesn't mean he'll necessarily be stuck in Atlanta.
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The Wizards, for now, might just be stuck in the middle.
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Christie seems to be stuck in his version of Groundhog Day.
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Facebook may still be stuck in the mud and Amazon booming.
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This was a really bad time for us to be stuck.
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The characters may be stuck; the camera is on the move.
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Taxpayers would be stuck with a money-hemorrhaging, politically untouchable insurer.
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This means you'll never be stuck with rewards you can't use.
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Disaster victims don't have to be stuck in this loop forever.
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"We cannot just be stuck on brick and mortar," he said.
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Ms. Barrera says businesses may just be stuck in their ways.
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Until then, we'll be stuck wading in the sea of misinformation.
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Foreign shareholders could be stuck with worthless shares paying zero dividends.
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Otherwise, you might be stuck with higher costs than you expected.
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Otherwise, we'll all be stuck in this endless tug of war.
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I just didn't want to be stuck in that place anymore.
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Shareholders may be stuck with the more pedestrian rate of growth.
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And now "Coco" will be stuck in my head for the week.
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Some of you may also be stuck in some sort of quicksand.
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We tend to be stuck and then we take a big jump.
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It doesn't have to make sense — we'll be stuck here watching regardless.
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"It's very good it can habituate, otherwise it'd be stuck," Dussutour said.
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In Weaver's ideal world, you wouldn't be stuck in individual companies' ecosystems.
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You never want to be stuck wishing you had sunscreen but don't!
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Media focus on healthcare continues to be stuck down in the weeds.
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Growth would be stuck at 2.1 percent in the next three years.
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The other side seems to be stuck with Breitbart, InfoWars and Hannity.
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The Ring Doorbell 2, on the other hand, can be stuck anywhere.
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"We might be stuck here for years," said Mr. Kalunga, the elder.
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One of you will be stuck cleaning them sooner or later on.
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Sometimes you can be stuck; you're focused on that meeting you're in.
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I didn't want to be stuck on a bus until 10 p.m.
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Q. Does this mean all the migrants will be stuck in Turkey?
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Thank goodness, since he's now going to be stuck having a staycation.
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You won't be stuck at home, dealing with family drama all month.
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Not a bad basement to be stuck in for a few weeks.
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That we would be stuck in that thing for our whole lives!
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"I didn't want to necessarily just be stuck in music," he said.
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Americans would still be stuck with two-party rule under this system.
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If people don't have quality coverage, they'll be stuck with ineffective treatments.
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Why do they have to be stuck with processed, unhealthy, fast food?
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In a sense, we'll be stuck with what the lower court decided.
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"I needed to make some decisions and not be stuck," she remembered.
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In fact, many of them appear to be stuck in the 80s.
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But Disney does not want to be stuck in the past, either.
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They will be stuck down here on Earth forever, if not for him.
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If Joey is hosting #TopGear, won't he always be stuck in second gear?
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Warning: This jolly good tune will be stuck in your head all day!
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He'll be stuck in Meereen, overseeing the transition of power to the people.
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They won't be stuck with the wrong balance or confused about packs anymore.
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For sure, I have been reluctant to be stuck in the corner again.
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We could be stuck in a range as this stuff sorts itself out.
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And until it notices, shares of the Cramer-fave stock might be stuck.
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At the same time, neither Adelaide deserved to be stuck in the underground.
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Yeah. Disappointed, but I kinda think they're gonna be stuck for a while.
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Without one, you'll be stuck with dead devices as soon as you land.
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It is a frustrating dynamic, but we seem to be stuck in it.
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The point is, you won't be stuck with one car and limited options.
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Even if she somehow escapes the Commander's house, she'll always be stuck there.
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He will be stuck at this first grade level for his entire life.
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In other words: We're going to be stuck with this for some time.
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After all, who wants to be stuck in a dead zone without music?
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Kim tells him that she doesn't want to be stuck in the middle.
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You might be stuck at work, watching the madness unfold from your phone.
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If retail sales were to soften, retailers could be stuck with excess inventory.
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Most companies could be stuck with a web of contracts to sort out.
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She might be stuck inside the hole, unable to move forward or back.
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After eight years, he felt certain he would be stuck there until retirement.
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Do I want to be stuck next to Ball père on an airplane?
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And, after the baby arrived, I seemed to be stuck in crisis mode.
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I'm preparing for her to be stuck home for a longer period soon.
|
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Adults seemed to be stuck, recycling the same partisan issues over and over.
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The United States appears to be stuck and making little headway in Afghanistan.
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Europe Inc on the other hand seems to be stuck in corporate recession.
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We try to respect the past, but not be stuck in the past.
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If Senate Republicans can't agree on their own version, Heller could be stuck.
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Or, will we be stuck with one-size-fits-all policies from Washington?
|
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"You might be stuck selling your investments at a loss," Marquit told me.
|
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Even if other people like it, why should I be stuck performing it?
|
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The reality is that no one knows how long the village will be stuck.
|
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Instead, you'll be stuck with Fire OS-compatible apps in the Amazon App Store.
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So whatever specs you buy it with are what you'll be stuck with forever.
|
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Until you get help and face these issues, we'll be stuck in these narratives.
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The fear that without constant distraction, I'll be stuck alone with my wretched thoughts.
|
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A further 35 percent may be stuck on the coast and in the ocean.
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If they can't find other cargoes, they'll be stuck paying the 10 percent duty.
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"I don't ever want to just be stuck in in one box," Skriver says.
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Which brings a rather discouraging prospect to mind: We may be stuck on Earth.
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Were Earth not so inviting we might all be stuck with longer cook times.
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Doctors are now calling for safety warning stickers to be stuck on the fruit.
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You may just be stuck with them for a very sweaty minute or two.
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Here's what else is happening: It's a crime to be stuck inside working today.
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He didn't want to be stuck signing things for the rest of the opening.
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Life's too short to be stuck in a job (or cubicle) that you hate.
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Sinclair stressed that it's dangerous to be stuck on the side of the road.
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Or would you be stuck in the back with nothing more than a tambourine?
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Without a dash cam, you'd likely be stuck paying for those damages by yourself.
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Now, Post is going to be stuck with a burger on her arm. Forever.
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Dependent spouses from India may be stuck with an H-4 visa for decades.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Shinzo Abe will be stuck with Donald Trump in 2019.
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Trucks could be stuck at ports, and millions of people trapped in legal limbo.
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If we had a monarchy, we'd be stuck with the Trump line for centuries.
|
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You could be stuck in traffic and listening to his SiriusXM Radio Margaritaville station.
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To show he's the candidate you want to be stuck with on an airplane.
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It may be 2020, but many lawmakers seem to be stuck in the 1970s.
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That way, we wouldn't be stuck with years of debt over one day.3.
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REPORTER : Do you ever wonder what you did to be stuck at this level?
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Democrats argue they'd rather be stuck with too much energy rather than too little.
|
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The international community seems to be stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
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City residents will never again be stuck behind a rubbish lorry on their commute.
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She will still be stuck dealing with the fallout this will have on Yahoo!
|
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Would we all be stuck on the iPhone 1, or even the Model T?
|
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Until and unless it arrives, we're likely to be stuck with an ordinary economy.
|
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Thanks to Pretty Little Liars' official Twitter account, we now know that Spencer will also be stuck somewhere — but, instead of being confined in a coffin-like space, she'll be stuck behind glass, with only a bobby pin to help her out.
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But that's because most detainees would rather voluntarily accept deportation than be stuck behind bars.
|
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We seem to be stuck in this vicious cycle that we're left to shrug off.
|
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This melody is going to be stuck in my head for weeks, now, won't it?
|
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You never want to be stuck looking back or wishing you were someplace you're not.
|
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It goes without saying that no one wants to be stuck in the middle seat.
|
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So, much like a VR headset, you're going to be stuck inside with the thing.
|
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I expect the market to be stuck in a no-man's land until the election.
|
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"Life is too short to be stuck in a job you don't like," Salemi said.
|
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But as Shope began tugging with a clamp, Jewel's stomach tissue appeared to be stuck.
|
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If I let myself sit on the couch, I'll be stuck there until 10 p.m.
|
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But pace yourself: You're going to be stuck wearing them for the next six months.
|
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He's bringing the car back home and I'm going to be stuck with it. Crap.
|
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Bailey told CNN they just wouldn't want to be stuck like that, so they insisted.
|
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LENS It's hard to be stuck in a studio while longing to enjoy life outside.
|
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"There's no reason to be stuck in traffic anymore when we can fly," Thrun said.
|
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All these things made me think that if I don't leave, I'll be stuck here.
|
|
We're going to be [stuck] with the fentanyl problem, at least in the short term.
|
|
Sadly, though, we seem to still be stuck with tea leaves rather than hard numbers.
|
|
"Another fear of winding up in prison, I'd be stuck using apricot scrub," someone wrote.
|
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"Data used to be stuck in spreadsheets," said Neal Myrick, of computer software company Tableau.
|
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Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin may be stuck with a running mate he didn't want.
|
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There's also no noise cancellation, so you'll be stuck hearing traffic or crowds around you.
|
|
Sansa (the poor thing) got away from the Lannisters, only to be stuck with Ramsay.
|
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If we do our Europe tour next month, I don't want to be stuck somewhere.
|
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If you have to be stuck inside, where better than inside this minimalist Norwegian design?
|
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Its cord had to be stuck down with tape so people didn't trip over it.
|
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"Over my dead body will my children be stuck on these rocks," she told Politico.
|
|
U.S. Soccer may be stuck in place, but the program will continue to press ahead.
|
|
But in the app, you'd still be stuck inside of whatever Apple and Google want?
|
|
Broke Cheryl Strayed: You'll only be stuck waitressing forever if you decide to be, Broke.
|
|
The Administration's proposal is reckless, and already-struggling Americans will be stuck with the consequences.
|
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In a close orbit situation, these leftovers would be stuck in orbits where they formed.
|
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You could be stuck in traffic and he comes on and you want to dance.
|
|
But more importantly, we don't have to be stuck with our current state of knowledge.
|
|
To say this is the last place that anyone wants to be stuck is an understatement.
|
|
If you want to play around with a jailbreak, you'll likely be stuck in iOS 11.1.
|
|
For things like games, on the other hand, you'll mostly be stuck running the mobile version.
|
|
At least Angela Merkel realises how awkward it is to be stuck in a transition period.
|
|
"[They] will be stuck spending $250+ if they went to Apple for the repair," he said.
|
|
We certainly wouldn't want to be stuck in Spookoway when all that blood rain rolls in.
|
|
Another 9 million barrels are estimated to be stuck in Druzhba pipelines between Belarus and Germany.
|
|
So I'd be stuck in a stuffy, vomit-inducing cylinder with no way to get off?
|
|
And more importantly to Cramer, sales of golf equipment seemed to be stuck in a downswing.
|
|
This way, you'll never be stuck trying to find something new to listen to ever again.
|
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I refuse to be stuck in the front row while Rey struggles with the dark side.
|
|
At the beginning of Endgame, Ant-Man is believed to be stuck inside The Quantum Realm.
|
|
One conclusion was that interest rates will be stuck at historically low levels unless something changes.
|
|
I'd already had two long-term injuries, and I seemed to be stuck in that loop.
|
|
They were due to return to Earth in December, but may now be stuck there longer.
|
|
Now GDP is still growing (albeit more slowly), but living standards are thought to be stuck.
|
|
That you'll be stuck in this broken record of heartbreak for the rest of your days.
|
|
I don't want to be stuck on the street and I don't want to be surveilled.
|
|
In a culture obsessed with skinny and fat, it's weird to be stuck in the middle.
|
|
Ethiopia's startup scene will be stuck in the mud, however, without changes to the internet landscape.
|
|
"In that case, you'd be stuck paying tax on value that no longer exists," Slott notes.
|
|
However, when it comes to gender stereotypes, Nintendo appears to be stuck in the previous century.
|
|
I shudder at the thought of choosing to be stuck in here, but I get it.
|
|
Yet the Democratic elite seem to be stuck on the proposition of doubling down on failure.
|
|
So, come January, streaming services would be stuck with a title that few people would watch.
|
|
And videos may be stuck in a lengthier-than-usual appeals process, given the reduced staffing.
|
|
This means that you could be stuck paying off high-interest debt for years to come.
|
|
You'll be stuck with the platform population of whatever version of the game you're currently playing.
|
|
I don't want to be stuck in that, and I don't want to contribute to that.
|
|
It would be 1099s and these heavily lobbied issues, and then we'll be stuck with Obamacare.
|
|
They were all overwhelmed and frightened to be stuck in their own house, according to Cole.
|
|
You're not going to be stuck indefinitely with stocks like Macy's (M) or Kraft Heinz (KHC).
|
|
Clearly, there's some big action scene that's coming, and they're going to be stuck without a ride.
|
|
There is absolutely no reason for this provision to be stuck into this criminal justice reform bill.
|
|
"I think we're going to be stuck with a flat market for the foreseeable future," he said.
|
|
Plenty of people will be stuck driving (rush hour on the West Coast) when the debate begins.
|
|
Otherwise you could be stuck paying far more money for a far longer time, according to CreditCards.
|
|
The theme song, Kim Bingham's "Bel Ami," will be stuck in your head for a long time.
|
|
However, nobody seemed to think the taxpayers should be stuck with a $1 million annual maintenance bill.
|
|
We probably also will be stuck with more episodes of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
|
|
Patience is important, too, so accept that you might be stuck behind someone for a few seconds.
|
|
Among the measures that could be stuck is a rule to facilitate large disposals of bad loans.
|
|
"Many homes and companies would be stuck with slow internet for many more years," a spokesman said.
|
|
Of course, if this was real Los Angeles, you'd just be stuck in traffic all day, right?
|
|
Still, that doesn't mean that you have to be stuck in an uncomfortable, angry rut all summer.
|
|
So if I owned one I would definitely be stuck taking it to someone else for maintenance.
|
|
A long time to be stuck on a bus with a team whose bosses just fired you.
|
|
I encourage anyone who thinks they might be stuck in an lol rut to do the same.
|
|
One analyst thinks Tesla investors may be stuck in a world that is not real at all.
|
|
To this midwest school, snow day announcements don't have to be stuck into a memo or email.
|
|
No one wants to be stuck digging around for the right app to turn on their lights.
|
|
Vows No one likes to be stuck in a long, slow-moving security line at the airport.
|
|
Yet, if he limps across the finish line, Democrats will be stuck with him no matter what.
|
|
Your choice will help the app choose your first soundscape, but you won't be stuck with that.
|
|
As climate change increases wildfire risk, Californians could be stuck between blackouts and deadly fires more often
|
|
Arrive too early and you'll be stuck with aching feet by the time the headliner rolls around.
|
|
If a driver's rating dips, they'll risk losing perks and may be stuck with a tuition bill.
|
|
Undergirding these numbers is a growing concern that Latinos might be stuck in a cycle of disengagement.
|
|
That way, there's less of a chance that solvers will be stuck where two proper names cross.
|
|
Unfortunately, it looks like many of us might be stuck at home for weeks at this point.
|
|
NM: Although pictures are problematic as a source of meaning, we seem to be stuck with them.
|
|
Democrats would be stuck in an awkward position—would they really oppose more taxes on the rich?
|
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Mr. Sanchez said he did not want to be stuck with empty shelters if children stopped coming.
|
|
When it comes to the future of artificial intelligence, we seem to be stuck in a loop.
|
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But now that I've tasted a different way, a different rhythm, I don't want to be stuck.
|
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The absurdity of this argument is that the Justice lawyers seemed to be stuck in the 1980s.
|
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The senators in the Democratic presidential race could not have been happy to be stuck there, either.
|
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However, the crown looked to be stuck just on the weak side of the psychological 211.71 level.
|
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And, if something happens to both of us, our parents won&apost be stuck with the bill.
|
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I'm worried she will change her mind again and keep the baby and I will be stuck.
|
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And let the Republican-run Senate, a graveyard of principle, be stuck with defending a lawless president.
|
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Another 9 million barrels are estimated to be stuck in the Druzhba pipelines between Belarus and Germany.
|
|
After that, those who love watching Sandi on their screens won't be stuck without her for long.
|
|
When Kaylyn Marie was locked out of her house, she thought she'd be stuck outside for hours.
|
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As a health writer, I knew that meant we could be stuck with some pretty steep bills.
|
|
"I just knew that I wanted more than to have a baby and be stuck," she said.
|
|
You don't want to be stuck shuffling wires in and out of a limited number of ports.
|
|
This means you'll be stuck with your previous plan by December 15 if you don't take action.
|
|
We don't want to be stuck in a situation when we have to close down the tubes.
|
|
But no matter what, economists say it is American consumers who will be stuck with the bill.
|
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"We'll be in his public space, making a demand, and he'll be stuck with us," Neiman said.
|
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If they register their claims for asylum in France or any other EU country, they'll be stuck.
|
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It looks like developers will be stuck with that obstructive notch when it comes to creating iOS apps.
|
|
Most obviously, if the market were to turn sharply, Opendoor could be stuck holding properties it can't sell.
|
|
If eternal damnation is to be stuck in the DMs, as Bieber preaches, it honestly wouldn't be surprising.
|
|
"That's the question of the hour," Williams said, adding, "I couldn't be stuck in a more beautiful place."
|
|
If the last rose petal drops before that happens, the Beast will be stuck as a monster forever.
|
|
In that case, billions of dollars would be stuck in the US. That's the shortcoming of Trump's approach.
|
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That could take years to resolve — and in the meantime we would be stuck with the new rules.
|
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If a producer walks away from its self-bonded mines, the state would be stuck with the cleanup.
|
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While the overall market will be stuck, Goldman said, bank stocks will outperform and biotech shares may disappoint.
|
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But aside from that, it sounds like you're going to be stuck listening to your own local music.
|
|
If this keeps up, we'll be stuck with only Dominic and Shelby for the next couple of episodes.
|
|
Looks like the folks of central Washington are going to be stuck with a long detour for awhile.
|
|
If that happens, she explained, you won't become a physician, and you'd be stuck with $250,000 in debt.
|
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And this is just a group of homeless people who'd otherwise be stuck outside in this foul weather.
|
|
Sadie was smart enough to realize she could be stuck and trapped when the lids started to close.
|
|
But for now, Trump will be stuck with 140-character tweets like (most of) the rest of us.
|
|
When that day inevitably comes, you don't have to be stuck with just your average tuna salad, either.
|
|
Some analysts say the dollar will be stuck until Comey testifies before Congress after the Memorial Day holiday.
|
|
Unfortunately, while the Electoral College is horrible, we're going to be stuck with it for a long time.
|
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Since you'll be stuck with each passport for 10 years, the thicker option might be a better deal.
|
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And so we seem to be stuck between ignoring a great story, or beating it into the ground.
|
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It is, of course, entirely symbolic as any border wall will be stuck in the courts for decades.
|
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Possibly, the magically-created liquidity will evaporate and investors will be stuck with hard-to-trade ETF shares.
|
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But with the Senate measure failing to get 60 votes, it appears to be stuck in legislative limbo.
|
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For the moment, Democratic voters, however much they want left-leaning candidates, might be stuck with cautious moderation.
|
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And unless it is a stately pleasure-dome, you probably do not want to be stuck inside it.
|
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How did you keep the tension going, while knowing you would be stuck in this one space, mostly?
|
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Downey's too weird and singular an actor to be stuck in Tony Stark acting purgatory all this time.
|
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Q: What are the best foods to buy when you know you're going to be stuck at home?
|
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But if the ruling goes the other way, this is a potentially problematic framework to be stuck in.
|
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But if a work requirement prevents you from signing up in the first place, you could be stuck.
|
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For its part, Canada is finding it very uncomfortable to be stuck in the middle of the dispute.
|
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Samantha Bee may be stuck at home like the rest of us, but the show must go on.
|
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Samantha Bee may be stuck at home like the rest of us, but the show must go on.
|
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Without a smarter approach to rural America, liberals will be stuck in the minority for a long time.
|
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I guess I must resign myself to the fact that we will be stuck with one of them.
|
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When the time comes to pick sides, I'll be stuck inside Netflix, riding and dying for it—forever.
|
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I knew that no matter what I did, I'd be stuck with more crosswordese than would be ideal.
|
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He could be stuck in Matamoros for several more months, waiting for an answer on his immigration case.
|
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"They don't want to be stuck with wine with a huge tariff hanging over their head," she said.
|
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"I was like, 'I'm not going to be stuck on a medical show for five years,'" she says.
|
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Here's the bad news: For now, you may be stuck with the target-date fund your employer offers.
|
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The dollar is back in the doldrums, and it looks to be stuck that way for a while.
|
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The characters can be stuck up, but the show is Canadian: No one wants to be truly rude.
|
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If it ever gets built, you can be sure that American taxpayers will be stuck with the bill.
|
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So, on net, the greater tax credit won't make up for the higher premiums they'll be stuck with.
|
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It's a reflection of who they are, and they don't want to be stuck with the same things.
|
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We are going to continue to be stuck in this milieu, and we have to reckon with that.
|
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It's just so much more fun not to be stuck in one thing you have to conform to.
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Watch it below, and you'll never be stuck at a picnic with no way to eat your watermelon again.
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Or will we just be stuck trying to figure out who's who in every photo for the foreseeable future?
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Staying meant that they could be stuck in their house -- the first they'd ever owned -- if water poured in.
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Although the terrifying hum of thousands of angry hornets is going to be stuck in my head for weeks.
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Would we be stuck with a years-long period of two wildly different classes of apps on the Mac?
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I no longer feel that women have no power, that to be female is to be stuck without options.
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Who knows how it ended up on our plates, but I think we might be stuck with this one.
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The idea was that the Bluetooth-connected camera could be stuck anywhere and then controlled through a user's phone.
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I'm dreading travel tomorrow; I really don't want to be stuck here for the weekend because of the snow.
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While the overall market will be stuck, Goldman said, bank stocks will outperform and biotech shares may disappoint. 6.
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But on the other hand, who wants to be stuck paying for six months after you've experienced the trip?
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Plenty of people mount their TVs on a wall anyway, and Beam can be stuck to a wall too.
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"It creates a situation where a borrower is going to be stuck and overwhelmed all over again," says Rubin.
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"Advertisers continue to be stuck on Facebook, despite its many challenges," said Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer.
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It's not like to you be stuck in the past, Leo, but Mercury is retrograde and you're looking backward.
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While both of these men are sexists, one appears to be evolving while the other appears to be stuck.
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With Chelsea Handler's new app, Chelsea Handler: Gotta Go you can never, ever be stuck in that situation again.
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Some of those losses could be covered by bond insurance, though most investors would be stuck with red ink.
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He planned to be stuck for a while and said airport officials hadn't given much sense of his options.
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Some new products, like Apple Watch, have made their debut, while others appear to be stuck in that pipeline.
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It was never my dream to be stuck on the sidelines, I wanted to be out on the field.
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So long as Ghosn remains in jail, the Renault-Nissan alliance is likely to be stuck on the sidelines.
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You might be "stuck" with the OnePlus 7T in certain countries, but that's not a bad thing at all!
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You will most likely be stuck in your current job unless there is a shakeup or your superior leaves.
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Seibert said the principle of German parliamentary involvement in any such decision would be stuck to in any case.
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Meanwhile, we will be stuck with a dwindling stock of extant antibiotics, our only recourse against increasingly armored pathogens.
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The camera definitely produces better shots with more light, but you won't be stuck taking terrible photos at night.
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Yet because no plan exists to date, PSF leaders will be stuck with bad choices once a transition begins.
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If you closed the bathroom door, you'd be stuck until a PATH train rumbled past and shook it free.
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I paid off more than $8,20193 in 10 months, but my credit score seemed to be stuck at 652.
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"Every economist seems to be stuck in this slow-growth, 2 percent mode for the next decade," Brady said.
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The fetus also had arthrogryposis, a condition in which joints don't move normally and may be stuck in place.
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Until then, however, it looks like cryptocurrency miners are going to be stuck with old-fashioned, non-renewable energy.
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Everyone has to battle with those things, because if we don't, we'll be stuck with the same bad system.
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If Amazon buys Target, it also acquires its unproductive or less profitable stores and would be stuck managing them.
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Before this change, Girl Scouts could be stuck with craft-based activities and were barred from becoming Eagle Scouts.
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Otherwise, people with high medical costs could be stuck with a market that doesn't function and isn't adequately subsidized.
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"Lenders want to make sure they're not going to be stuck with a half-completed project," Mr. Sciame said.
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If I'm going to be stuck in Western Mass, you better believe I'm going to be drunk doing it.
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In the early game, you'll be stuck in this section, so you'll want a lot of room to fish.
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Bored people eat more, as do people worried they will be stuck in an enclosed space without a meal.
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Like a foam roller, these tools are designed to release areas of tissue that may be stuck or stiff.
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And the Anthem policy is just one way that patients seeking emergency care can be stuck with unexpected costs.
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Even if he can afford its steep $1,500 price point, nobody deserves to be stuck with the new Razr.
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"The Senate's pretty broken, and this is not a moment to be stuck in the old ways," he said.
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If not, UBS will be stuck with a bloated cost base and slow growth in a few years' time.
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Their colleagues are telling them that if you open that door, we're going to be stuck here for weeks.
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The buyer also does not want to lose litigation and be stuck buying a company at the original price.
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But we would be stuck with Gorsuch, who is just 49, for generations, probably long after Trump is dead.
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After an extended Lunar New Year holiday, many migrant workers may still be stuck in hometowns far from factories.
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But no matter how many times you overtake, within a few minutes you will be stuck behind someone else.
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Many devices will be stuck with WPA2, which was considered very secure for a long time, until it wasn't.
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After all, social media is very public and it has the added benefit that you can't be stuck on hold.
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But most of the country seems to be stuck with a hugely costly and damaging solution to the parking problem.
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Besides, if every movie used perfectly and precisely historically accurate source material, we'd be stuck with some pretty boring movies.
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You could modify it a bit, you could learn to like certain foods, but you'd be stuck on certain things.
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It was important for us to not be stuck in simpler formats, do bigger projects to put ourselves out there.
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One of the biggest concerns as a rider is that you're going to be stuck at work in the evening.
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Just make sure your colleague is reliable and motivated -- you'll be stuck grabbing takeout if your colleague forgets your food.
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If TPP is shelved, U.S. companies would be stuck with Japanese tariffs averaging twice as high as their Chinese competitors.
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Turning to Britain's plans to leave the European Union, Kaeser said the agreed timetable on Brexit must be stuck to.
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Without it, "we'd still be stuck going after money-launderers for 10,000 reais," says Paulo Galvão, a Lava Jato prosecutor.
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And if you do need a charge on the go, you won't be stuck next to an outlet for long.
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I'm not surprised that a museum with a thousand goals would be stuck with a thousand opinions about its future.
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After all, who wants to be stuck on an 11-hour flight in too-tight jeans and blister-causing heels?
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If cryptocurrency values crash, Nvidia could be stuck holding too much stock of a technology that tends to age quickly.
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If the US lost SpaceX as a partner, there's a good chance NASA would be stuck begging Russia for help.
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If they manage to stay, they may well be stuck here for years without hope of ever reaching mainland Europe.
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We might be stuck in this pattern at least until the end of the week when the jobs number comes.
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Now millennials will be stuck with a debt and a climate that are far more dangerous than in previous generations.
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It goes something to the tune of: Oh, that'll be stuck in your Boddingtons-soaked brain for a minute now.
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" Hill said the scow could be stuck in its new location anywhere from days to years, adding, "It's anyone's guess.
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If it's a new piece of gear, you're just going to be stuck staring at it, wondering what to do.
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With news of the breach, however, it appears Khosrowshahi will be stuck picking up the pieces left by his predecessor.
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" His criticism of the party comes after he said in 2016 that the GOP "cannot be stuck in the 1980s.
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You can travel far from home and still be stuck with yourself, as poets at least since Horace have known.
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And, as far as places to be stuck in the winter, they're probably better off in Montreal than, say, Buffalo.
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It looks like the duo may be stuck riding around in that shitty Trump bus for the next four years.
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Maybe mine would just be stuck in a hotel in Tokyo, staring out with a pen and paper, for eternity.
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The railroad will be stuck with passenger cars that were built in the 1970s for at least three more years.
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"I didn't want to be stuck in Gauley Bridge, W.Va., my whole life working at Family Dollar," said Tori, 13.
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"Connecticut's cold winters mean the kids will be stuck inside at least three months of every year," Ms. Schur said.
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Unless a whole bunch of red states suddenly turn blue, Democrats will be stuck where they are: in the minority.
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But Americans could be stuck paying for other medical-related costs for suspected coronavirus treatment, like a $1,000 hospital stay.
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" He added: "In the general election, you are going to be stuck voting for the Democratic candidate or Donald Trump.
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Malaysia Airlines might be stuck in an uncomfortable position, but its struggle to win over customers means passengers are benefiting.
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Puerto Rico, some of these experts said, appears to be stuck between the "emergency" and "recovery" phases of disaster response.
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They come with a reusable adhesive so they can be stuck to hard surfaces like a fridge or a countertop.
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She might be stuck in a job or situation that she doesn't like and wants to be some place else.
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They're not the only ones doing it, but they seem to be stuck on it and they want to blame him.
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The QR stickers -- which last about a month -- can be stuck onto a fingernail or carried around on a key holder.
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Much could depend on HSBC's ability to repatriate about US$10bn of capital estimated to be stuck in its US subsidiary.
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In Lagos, Nigeria's biggest city, it is a dead certainty that plenty of people will be stuck in just that position.
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But that doesn't make it any more enjoyable to be stuck on the sidelines watching all the cool hardware from afar.
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"No hardworking student should be stuck in the red," said Obama during his final State of the Union address in 2017.
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Still, the longer cities wait to act, the longer citizens will be stuck in a cycle of seemingly endless traffic congestion.
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"You want to be able to move around volitionally through a space, not just be stuck in one place," Huang says.
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Plus, there were supposed to be two repositories, so that one state wouldn't be stuck with an entire nation's nuclear waste.
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That way, drivers will be ready and waiting for riders when the surge happens — and riders won't be stuck waiting around.
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Until there's a breakthrough in battery tech, wearable makers will be stuck with awkward workarounds — spare batteries, fast charging, smart software.
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But given how difficult it is to amend the constitution, Americans may be stuck with old judges for quite a while.
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I'm listening to it again now and it's going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the year.
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I'm glad to say I've left all that behind and would never want to be stuck in that revolving door again.
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But a poison pill and other blocking tactics mean Tribune Publishing investors could easily be stuck, powerless, with a declining asset.
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" His note ended: "Every year we will get a year older, but he will forever be stuck in amber. Young. Charming.
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Consumer class action defendants will be stuck right back in state court, exactly the venue they've worked so hard to escape.
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The U.S. economy may be stuck in low gear, but there are plenty of cities across the country that are booming.
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Williams Sonoma Marinades, $41.95The three different marinades ensure they'll never be stuck with a bland piece of meat, seafood, or vegetable.
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If you're going to be stuck in your car for a long time, you may as well make it smell nice.
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But if a lot of your colleagues also have issues with the boss, you might be stuck with a bad manager.
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His thing was that if he was going to be stuck in a conference-type meeting, he wanted everyone to stand.
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No one wants to be stuck, but getting the car moving is a lot less important than stopping or steering it.
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And women will be stuck in a system that was built as if we didn't exist, still trying to catch up.
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"You don't want to be stuck with pieces you have to sell for a fraction of your purchase price," he said.
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That means ratepayers from Los Angeles to San Diego might be stuck with a roughly $11 billion bill for the project.
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If you're going to be stuck at home with more time on your hands, this is a good moment to experiment.
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"If you make another mistake in your choice, you'll be stuck with it for the rest of the year," she said.
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This isn't a Bickell or Brown situation, where a team would be stuck paying millions in addition to the cap hit.
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If you never want to be stuck with a dead battery, Razer also offers a magnetic charging dock bundle for $169.
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In my story, the characters would be stuck there for a long time, for a real, legitimate reason—like a sickness.
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"I'm going to be stuck in Washington for God knows how long so we need you to take my place," Sen.
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But under the proposed rules the senators could be stuck in the chamber for up to eight hours at a time.
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Opponents of domestic climate policies often suggest that the U.S. will be stuck with the bill while other countries do nothing.
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It's like that test of whether you would want to be stuck in an airport with this person for 24 hours.
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"A company that has had a partner network for a long time may be stuck in the old model," Yeum said.
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Or is it because he knows that one of his selves has died and will forever be stuck in this moment?
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People would be stuck in their homes, unable to even walk outside, because they would be risking frostbite or even worst.
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In both cases, the agency has hung its reasoning on finances, arguing American consumers shouldn't be stuck paying more for bulbs.
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In both cases, the agency has hung its reasoning on finances, arguing American consumers shouldn't be stuck paying more for bulbs.
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Or we may actually go through this route that they have in the NLRB and you'll be stuck with the union.
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You might be stuck on that car ride with all those film bros, but you're at least going home for Christmas.
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May's critics say Britain may be stuck in a customs union and obliged to follow many EU rules long after Brexit.
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Short of some incredible innovation in user interface design we're going to be stuck with the cluttered and difficult-to-navigate websites.
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The little blue, heart-shaped patch is waterproof and can be stuck on the hand or wrist for up to three days.
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Travel can be unpredictable—you never know when you'll be stuck in a foreign country with no charger and a dying phone.
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He may be stuck speaking a language that neither the dogs nor the human audience can understand, but his actions are sympathetic.
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The rest, he says, is b-roll that can be stuck back together so it looks almost exactly like the classified version.
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You're buying an Android Pie phone that might be stuck on Pie for a long time after the release of its successor.
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And if you miss that, you'll be stuck paying $7,499 at retail, which certainly stretches the price point for "consumer" a bit.
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It can detect motion up to 39 feet away and can be stuck anywhere you want and powered with just a battery.
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But things happen, and you may be stuck with an old bottle at the beach or pool and have no other options.
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Without the smugglers, they would likely still be stuck on the other side of the border, between the army and the water.
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The girl's neck initially appeared to be stuck in the gondola, but she was able to untangle herself before dropping 25 feet.
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With a trippy LSD aesthetic, a happy melody, and slightly dystopian lyrics, this song will be stuck in your head for days.
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It's probably going to be stuck when it comes to snow and ice, but that's best for the living things inside anyway.
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They'd sell more, and existing iPhone 8 owners wouldn't be stuck with that "welp, I wish I had the red one" feeling.
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The effort comes at a risk: Without a clear lane, he could be stuck waging a two-front war -- and lose both.
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Also new is a Live Audio option, which suggests Facebook knows people don't want to be stuck looking at their News Feeds.
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For example, in the unlikely event the United States bans LNG exports, traders would be stuck with shorts against non-performing longs.
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He's going to be stuck at the lowest levels of Hollywood fame, attending movie premieres like the one for When in Gnome.
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If I had used water, I'd probably be stuck in my bathroom stretching out my hair for the rest of the night.
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In the video above, a snake appears to be stuck in between the wooden floor planks of a Mayesville, South Carolina porch.
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They're also more likely to be stuck as refugees because countries where they'd like to resettle are unwilling to offer them asylum.
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He was worried he might be stuck waiting in front of the Bali airport's departure hall for a few days, he added.
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And then at the same time, my frustration doesn't even compare to how frustrating it must be to actually be stuck there.
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We expect that it will pass -- what Putin wants, Putin gets, so we may be stuck with Putin for the long haul.
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In the food documentary "A Place at the Table," she explains what it's like to be stuck in the cycle of poverty.
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Oh, and from the looks of this second screengrab, she's going to be stuck with it for a good couple of months.
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Maybe we'll die and we'll all just be stuck here hanging around, unable to communicate with anybody, and it'll be really sad.
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Most people don't want to be stuck in a $15-an-hour, guaranteed government job because it stunts their long-term opportunities.
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But they also now back big transit investments, without which their riders in congested cities would be stuck in even worse traffic.
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He settles into his cubicle with a copy of that must-be-stuck-to script and a list of names and numbers.
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And while Grey Worm and the Unsullied did win a victory in taking Casterly Rock, they now seem to be stuck there.
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If someone's going to be stuck on his or her ass for a month, Candy Crush can improve the quality of life.
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I've been playing my guitar for her, and LAST NIGHT SHE KISSED ME AND I'M SO HAPPY TO BE STUCK WITH HER.
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Being an outsider doesn't bother you much, so long as you know you're not going to be stuck living someone else's truth.
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Democrats aren't ready to entertain that yet, but if things look to be stuck, something like that is always a possible fallback.
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At optimum, Sanders would be stuck negotiating with a lot of people who got elected by promising to stand up to him.
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And if you know you're going to be stuck inside, maybe you can liven things up with these great solar eclipse recipes.
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Few teams want to be stuck in the middle of the NBA hierarchy, and the ceiling on this Thunder team is limited.
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Forget a crying baby, a loud snorer might just be the toughest seat mate to be stuck near on an overnight flight.
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That could discourage large fines by allowing opponents of corporate liability to claim that innocent investors will be stuck paying the price.
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This water bath cleanly separates out the liquids and stops any wax that would be stuck to the side of the bottle.
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If things go belly up you don't want to be stuck in transfer in some airport sitting there waiting for a transfer.
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Which leaves the Android Auto team in a pickle: Android 10 users may be stuck without a phone interface when they're driving.
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Unfortunately, buyers of the new iPad will be stuck with the Lightning connector, as the official product page on Apple's website confirms.
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Some believe that large-cap tech stocks may be too expensive and that the economy may be stuck in a bond bubble.
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Unless and until Congress enacts a replacement for the Affordable Care Act, President Trump will be stuck implementing a law he detests.
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Renters in walk-up tenements used to be stuck with these "tiny little baths," said Mr. Harris of AKI, the Queens developer.
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But every one of us is bound, at some point or another, to be stuck without any help on a toilet. Paperless.
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As a result, Nest employees seem to be stuck in an endless cycle of product revisions, causing new releases to be delayed.
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Of course, his family will still be stuck with substantial legal fees, and this sort of emotional trauma doesn't just go away.
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"We don't want to be stuck in the middle of a war again," said Jesusita Moreno, one of Chocó's Afro-Colombian leaders.
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More specifically, the white blood cells of people who suffered through chronic loneliness appeared to be stuck in a state of fear.
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But if you are lucky enough to be stuck in your comfortable home, recognize that there are real advantages to being snowed in.
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It's a sad song disguised behind poppy vocals and a rock 'n' roll chorus that will be stuck in your head for days.
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The video features a lot of wonderfully kooky dance moves and the mash-up will absolutely be stuck in your head for days.
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Now, as CNN's Van Jones put it, the senator will be stuck "between MAGA hats and black mamas" when it's time to vote.
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And passengers will be stuck with the same group of people for the entire ride — a trip that could take years to complete.
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But the planets are aligning and I wouldn't want to be stuck watching through an undersized rectangle in the roof of my car.
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What's still unknown is whether cheaper models will get similar setups or whether they'll be stuck with a single camera on the back.
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It may be stuck in the "uncanny valley," a concept used to describe revulsion at things that look almost human — but not quite.
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"That's the question of the hour," Williams said, adding of her and Ohanian's situation, "I couldn't be stuck in a more beautiful place."
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No one wants to be stuck desperately scouring the beach for a dealer, only to spend $50 on a couple grams of shake.
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In other words, whichever color of Google Home Mini you choose to buy, you're going to be stuck with it — so choose carefully.
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If mounting is a necessity for you, know that the Playbase is the only Sonos product that can't be stuck on your wall.
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In May 2016, Barrymore told Good Housekeeping that if she were to ever be stuck in jail, Diaz would be her one call.
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But you hopefully won't be stuck listening to level 4003 fan noise for too long, unless you live in a really polluted place.
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These companies must pay now to protect us from the dangers they've unleashed, or the world will be stuck paying with its safety.
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Desert There is nothing worse than telling an Israelite that they are going to be going to be stuck in the desert forever.
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To be fair, a flight from LA to San Francisco rivals that price, but you'll likely be stuck in economy without a bed.
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However if the decline from Monday continues, investors could be stuck in the same ugly backdrop that has plagued the market for ages.
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However, many investors and analysts now feel the Fed may be stuck where it is for much of the rest of the year.
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"A female reported to be stuck in a vehicle in high waters with her son," Douglass Township Police Chief John Dzurek told WFMZ.
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The Gonzalezes' hope for another child seemed to be stuck in an endless cycle of complications and long waits to see the doctor.
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The upside to this is that a traveler doesn't have to be stuck paying for their trip months after they return from it.
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And while it is long-lasting, you won't be stuck in the bathroom for 20 minutes trying to scrub it off before bed.
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It's safer to be stuck with a little water inside your home than to go outside, the Harris County Sheriff's Office advises residents.
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If Jackson cannot or will not embrace the future, both the Knicks and their fans will be stuck in this endless, uneasy present.
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Description: This programmable robot has a twist as it can be controlled without a child always having to be stuck to a screen.
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This is a normal thing that happens to everyone—but this is not a good space to be stuck in all the time.
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At the very least, it looks like the Republicans will be stuck on health care for much longer than Paul Ryan initially expected.
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The next generation will be stuck with the bill this president and this Congress and their immediate successors seem intent on running up.
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Personality is also important: "[A] nice smile and a nice attitude is important, because we will be stuck on an island," she says.
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When cooking or preparing meals inside your dorm, one must-have item is a microwave; without one, you'll be stuck eating cold ramen.
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You might be stuck in the same cubicle for the rest of your life, or you might land the job of your dreams.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, acknowledged that the nominees will probably be stuck unless the matter with Flake was resolved.
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If you do get approved for a loan with poor credit, you could also be stuck paying high interest rates and more fees.
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"Unless, by divine intervention, Roy Moore wakes up and decides he shouldn't do this, this is what we're going to be stuck with."
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However, examining the solutions to energy poverty seems to be stuck in gridlock - which is to say, focus is stuck on the grid.
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Without them, many people who don't qualify for government insurance or aren't covered through their job will be stuck without good medical care.
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If you miss the 0% promotional offer deadline, you may be stuck with high interest rates until you can pay off the balance.
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Health care vote President Trump threw down an ultimatum to House GOP members: pass the health care bill or be stuck with Obamacare.
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If I'm in Paris, I'd much rather take a walk and discover something amazing than be stuck on a treadmill at my hotel.
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But you may be stuck in a negative cycle that holds you back from learning from your mistakes and building up your confidence.
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Instead, it seems the GOP will be stuck with Greg McCauley, a little-known attorney who happened to file beforehand, as their nominee.
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Even as the rest of Tres Mil has seen gradual improvements in the past ten years, Las Vegas seems to be stuck behind.
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The reason I say this is because I don't wanna be stuck in a little corner and that's what was happening to me.
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And with more testimony coming out every day, GOP members of Congress will still be stuck improvising a defense as they go along.
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Bear in mind that some tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, meaning if you miss your flight you may be stuck buying another ticket.
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For now, Algerians appear to be stuck with much of the vestiges of the Bouteflika power structure, even with the president stepping down.
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Each course takes a hands-on approach to learning, so you won't just be stuck reading about coding; you'll actually be doing it.
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If Johnson gets his way, parliament will be stuck on the sidelines until shortly before an EU leaders' summit scheduled for Oct. 17.
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If your romantic relationship resembles that of a parent and young child, you could be stuck in this negative codependent cycle, Lundquist said.
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But the question of who would be stuck with its liabilities has been a stumbling block in the complex negotiations over its fate.
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Not sorry that Beal will be leaving Washington, but sorry to him for having to be stuck in mediocrity-land for so long.
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This has made accessing opportunity even tougher and is a major part of why so many Americans seem to be stuck in place.
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However, some people find the Recycle Bin to be useless, and would rather it not be stuck on their desktop at all times.
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It ought to be stuck with the consequences of that demand and not allowed to use a class action to change the rules.
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It's another thing entirely to be stuck in Wuhan itself, the epicenter of the outbreak, where there is no recourse and no escape.
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If that undecided group ends up with 15% of the total after the first round, under the new rules they'll be stuck there.
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Several senators could be stuck in Washington serving as jurors as their Democratic rivals campaign in the weeks ahead of caucuses and primaries.
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Ink Business Preferred Credit Card ($95 annual fee): This card is best for people who don't want to be stuck with one airline.
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Even if it did, such a law could be stuck down if a court were to deem unconstitutional the practice of honoring detainers.
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They are constantly updating it with new content, too, so it's not like you'll be stuck with the same images month-after-month.
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They also work with every US carrier and MVNO, so you won't be stuck if you want to change carriers or travel internationally.
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Without one, however, you may be stuck mulling over your next steps for so long that you fail to take action at all.
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Tesla could be stuck in neutral for quite some time, Boris Schlossberg, managing director of BK Asset Management, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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I could be stuck with a really difficult choice: Either switch health plans or pay a lot more for the coverage I currently have.
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It's unconfirmed if this means Beyoncé will be performing at the event, but we're sure "Single Ladies" will be stuck in everyone's heads regardless.
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"They will all be stuck here if Austria and Italy close their borders," says Darinka, a retired teacher who voted for Mr Jansa's party.
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But if we're going to be stuck in traffic for the rest of our lives, shouldn't we at least be able to watch Netflix?
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But it's still baffling to me that all high-end desktop gaming PCs seem to be stuck in a Mountain Dew-fueled fever dream.
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There's nothing remarkable about the specs, but for a Chromebook, it's fast enough that you won't be stuck waiting forever for websites to load.
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At least Donovan had enough smarts to demand to be dragged off the premises when he croaked, so he wouldn't be stuck in purgatory.
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It would be frustrating, I imagine, to be in a rush and also be stuck in an Uber that moves at a glacial pace.
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If A goes on vacation, the next day, they will be stuck with a new body — one that might not return to Rhiannon's hometown.
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If Reply begins crafting fully passable responses, we'll all just be stuck in an endless loop of talking to chatbots instead of each other.
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If they do not, those who have gone ahead could be stuck with fulfilling the promised emissions cuts of the bloc as a whole.
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"The reality is we're going to be stuck for several years between $35 on the low end, and $55 on the high," he said.
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And once Musk is convicted, Tesla may be stuck in daily operation and its funding capability get stroked amid Musk wouldn't be the leader.
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That's too long to be stuck in place, and it's reminiscent of the way Apple dragged its feet in moving away from 16GB iPhones.
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But the Redmond giant is wary of making this a regular practice because it could be stuck offering free updates to ancient software forever.
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To be stuck on a long train ride, without a seat, is truly one of the most painful things you can experience in life.
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Even as journalists and audiences have become more critical, though, too many stars and filmmakers seem to be stuck pushing the same old defenses.
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"We have to make college affordable for every American, because no hardworking student should be stuck in the red," the president said Tuesday night.
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Take care of the back panel, though: if it shatters, you'll pretty much be stuck with it unless you really want to shell out.
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What does it mean to be stuck in a body totally different from your own, at a moment when it's at its most vulnerable?
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Not having your pick of seats from the moment of booking—or ever—increases the likelihood that you'll be stuck in the middle seat.
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The previous version of Beddit needed to be stuck down to the mattress, which worked well, but meant that the installation was semi-permanent.
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This black hole audio remixed to the beat of "Sorry" will be stuck in your head forever while you float aimlessly through the void.
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The Dutch rejected the EU-Ukraine agreement, but may be stuck with much of it unless the EU's other 27 members agree to changes.
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Kendall is the kind of woman you want to be stuck with in a zombie movie with: sweet, charming and a low-key badass.
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At 33, he seemed to be stuck: at home, caring for aging parents; his two siblings had long ago found spouses and moved away.
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And with tax reform likely to be just as time-consuming and daunting as healthcare, that means infrastructure could be stuck on the sidelines.
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If not for the media streamer, I'd be stuck watching it on a tiny laptop screen, or paying excessive money for a cable subscription.
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As with anything else, practice makes better and until you actively try to improve upon it you will be stuck right where you are.
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But until the shortage issue is resolved, companies and consumers alike will likely be stuck with the trickle-down effects of this driver shortage.
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ALBANY — Offering a billion-dollar tax cut and assurances that New York City would not be stuck with a $2503 million Medicaid bill, Gov.
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Under the new system, patients would still be stuck trying to convince reluctant, under-informed doctors to pursue cannabis as a course of treatment.
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Some foods, riders agreed, were fair game — and maybe even necessary if riders never know how long they will be stuck on a train.
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If replacing parts of these systems with A.I. components produces a loss of consciousness, we may be stuck with our pre-existing bandwidth limitations.
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You don't have to be stuck with these overplayed picks — there are spookier songs out there that are just as thematic for October 21968.
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The government explained its decision, saying that as more countries implement strict travel measures to stop the coronavirus spread, people may be stuck overseas.
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"I'd rather take care of my own self with tape than be stuck in a system where I pay for everyone else," he said.
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The other two will most likely be stuck in Washington much of the time: Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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That means that they will be stuck in Washington, while candidates like Buttigieg and Biden will be free to campaign in the Hawkeye State.
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But now that a state-mandated deadline to replace a candidate has passed, Republicans appear to be stuck with Moore's name on the ballot.
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Since LED bulbs last so long, with a standard soft white bulb, you'll be stuck with that one color for ten years or more.
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These pencil eye liners come in four shades and tout a sharpener top — so you'll never be stuck with a dull point in a pinch.
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" Vecchio believes U.S. productivity growth remains low and "with material labor market slack remaining, the U.S. may be stuck in a period of lower growth.
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At a time when women are fighting for equal pay, they could be stuck making salary negotiations without really knowing everything about their company's wages.
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"Those systems tended to be stuck in proprietary legacy systems and this is now an approach that is trying to marry (them) together," he said.
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Unless you specifically seek out fellow mic users in advance (Overwatch helps by offering an in-game group finder), you'll likely be stuck playing silently.
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It remains to be seen whether they can become friends, or they'll be stuck battling for the "girl" slot in an otherwise male adventuring party.
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Personal income and spending and car sales will be important reports Tuesday for markets that are concerned the economy may be stuck in low gear.
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Nobody wants to be stuck in a cab for a long and boring ride — and the rides can be long in India's traffic clogged cities.
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"I'm saying that we will be stuck in a world of some unknowns that will be a source of anxiety, and therefore selling," Cramer said.
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Companies may not want their pensions to be stuck in such a funding situation because they would have to pay more insurance premiums on them.
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It's obviously impossible for most people to imagine what it's like to be stuck in a dark cave for days, without much hope of survival.
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I knew I wasn't to blame but because of my actions his wife will be stuck with that final, horrific image of her husband forever.
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Within a few short years, many of those Uber drivers would be stuck paying off their cars in sub-minimum-wage jobs with no benefits.
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UFit gym's advert features an image of a woman's bum alongside the text "there's better things to be stuck behind than the car in front".
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If you'll be stuck at the back of the plane—or wedged in the middle seat—the last thing you want is to board first.
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"Or if you're bringing a significant other, something like that and you don't want to be stuck in hotel for that extended period of time."
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The perfect ingredients for a day I'd want to be stuck in forever would be my family, my friends, my dogs, Greek food, and wine.
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And since the song will now be stuck in your head all day, anyway, here's a throwback to Gnarls Barkley performing the decade-old original.
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You don't want to be stuck working forever, but do you have a choice if the investments in your portfolio aren't enough to support you?
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Plus, they come with a portable charging case that provides up to four additional charges, so you'll never be stuck searching for the nearest outlet.
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Meanwhile, Alberta Transportation is escorting a fuel tanker to the highway near Fort McMurray to help stranded motorists, who may be stuck in serious congestion.
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Unless you're sharing in a big group, you'll probably be stuck with more food than you can eat and free refills that you won't use.
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That means you can decide you do not want to be stuck with the tax liability for all or part of the conversion, Slott said.
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But the idea of picking one career and having to be stuck with it … I do graphic design, yeah, but am I a graphic designer?
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And the good news is that means you probably won't be stuck standing in a room full of people who are all on first dates.
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His voice sounds fantastic, though there's something Lynchian about the way his face, which appears to be stuck with botox, barely moves when he sings.
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But if Trump had actually delivered some kind of game-changing supply-side transformation of the American economy, he wouldn't be stuck with that slowdown.
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"We could be stuck in this trap, and I use that word advisedly, for decades ... if we don't see major structural reforms," he told lawmakers.
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They believe Sanders would better tackle the defining issue of their lives, but now might be stuck with a candidate they have advocated hard against.
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Read More: NASA's Newest Interstellar Concepts Rely on Huge Laser Arrays and Gravity Surfing In other words, we may be stuck with the scenic route.
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Or it may be stuck at more or less the same plodding pace that workers have become accustomed to for much of the economic recovery.
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Ms. Dashnyam, who has lived at the landfill for several months, said she worried she would be stuck there in the winter in subzero temperatures.
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At the current testing pace, it could be stuck in port for almost a month, but the Navy is trying to cut that time down.
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"Any president's going to be stuck in this awkward place," said Steven A. Cook, a specialist on the region at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"Pokémon Go" is making some changes that make it easier for players who might be stuck indoors amid the coronavirus pandemic to catch 'em all.
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TO says the Cowboys might be stuck with Garrett even after this year -- because he thinks the 'Boys will probably make the playoffs despite JG!!!
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The reality is that if they are elected we'll be stuck with the same 42 percent-to-42 percent stagnant political war we have now.
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"I'm going to be stuck in Washington for God knows how long," Sanders jokingly told a crowd of supporters in Des Moines, Iowa, on Monday.
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Sanders, who is in first place and could become their nominee, because he will be stuck in a chair because Nancy Pelosi held the papers.
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Otherwise, Hill Republicans will be stuck between a President determined to get his wall and newly empowered House Democrats determined to deny it to him.
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Retailers don't want to be stuck with the task of aging their wines, and restaurants have largely abandoned this responsibility, so it's left to consumers.
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"I figured, if I'm going to be stuck there for the next three years, I might as well do something to change it," he said.
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So travelers will still be stuck in traffic on the same four lanes of the bridge and along the Interstate corridor during peak commuting hours.
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Just remember that your interest rate will eventually reset, and you'll be stuck paying off any remaining balance at that rate when the time comes.
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As they say, when it rains it pours, and Anthony Scaramucci seems to be stuck outside in the middle of a monsoon without an umbrella.
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Life might carry on after such a catastrophic loss, but for those within the blast radius, one foot will always be stuck in the bog.
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Oil companies are soon to be stuck between a rock and a hard place despite increased oil prices, according to energy analysts at J.P. Morgan.
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"Electronic skin" — an ultra-thin display and monitor that can be stuck directly to the body — could revolutionise healthcare, its Japanese creator says https://t.
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Nolan is in love with stories about what it means to be a prisoner of time, to be stuck in a narrative you can't escape.
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So if you don't want to be stuck buying a new phone, you'll have to go to an independent repair shop that offers microsoldering services.
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But some Democrats have already said that the party should not vote for such fixes and that the Republicans should be stuck with whatever they pass.
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Luckily, I have a marketing and numerical background (I used to be a math teacher), so I am very happy to be stuck in a spreadsheet.
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WATCH THIS: Khloe Kardashian Misses Her 'In Shape Body' "Hell no do I want to be stuck out in the middle of the ocean," she says.
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"It's hot and nobody wants to be stuck in the house so we come here to play games and talk with the other kids," she said.
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Still, won't we peons be stuck on the ground while you and Larry Page and everyone who can afford it are zipping around over our heads?
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"I know that I can't save everybody ... [and] if we are going to be stuck somewhere 600 miles away, there is absolutely nothing we can do."
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A person doesn't need to be stuck in bed all day or have matted hair in order to be depressed, though those are very real symptoms.
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First, there's a built-in weight sensor, so you'll never be stuck guessing if your luggage will cost you an extra $70 bucks at the gate.
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In Detroit, there's one designed to resemble a 1980s rec room; if you don't get out, the promotional materials warn, you'll be stuck playing Atari forever.
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Even while, as the claims drone on and on, it might truly come to understand what it feels like to be stuck inside a filter bubble.
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Its latest tale — available now for mobile and PC — posits that our lives may be stuck in a never-ending time loop initiated by government officials.
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Watchmen is about how even heroes (and in Dr. Manhattan's case, even god-like beings) can be stuck in the boxes the world creates for them.
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The holes call to certain people, and they feel compelled to enter the rock face, even though they know they'll be stuck once they climb inside.
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"Either we get in the integration express or we'll be stuck in the depot on the second track," said Robert Fico, Slovakia's prime minister, last month.
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HotelTonight has carved out a smart business because when it's getting late and hotels are likely to be stuck with empty rooms, they'll offer lower prices.
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Never again will you be stuck on a beach, or at a picnic and not be able to open a bottle while also listening to music.
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So if they decide they're serious about Medicare-for-all, they would be stuck trying to pass their next health care plan under the reconciliation rules.
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The value of crude estimated to be stuck on board the Safer FSO tanker is reportedly worth more than $70 million, based on current oil prices.
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The special satellite feature on the dashboard is working again, but it seems to be stuck back at the border, where it's still hot and sunny.
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My family stood eagerly by the hotel room door, trying their best to be patient while simultaneously gauging just how much longer I'd be stuck there.
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Amid worries that the world's economy may be stuck in low gear, there are signs that growth may be picking up speed, according to economic forecasters.
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It's comforting to hear that one of my most misplaced items could be stuck through a hole in my head that I already willingly put there.
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Supporters of the Time's Up movement will not be happy to learn that the time is up for Kevin Spacey to be stuck in the doghouse.
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From the Carolinas to Connecticut, millions of people are currently dealing with the fact that they'll probably be stuck inside for at least a few days.
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The Boston Red Sox have had multiple opportunities to move up in the standings over the last two weeks but seem to be stuck in neutral.
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Managers will no longer be stuck in the middle of the process, policing spending, and companies will stop losing so much money to waste and fraud.
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Among other topics he talked about his friendship with the 28-year-old Rippon, how they met and how they'll probably be stuck together for good.
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How many photographers are going to be stuck without access to a compatible card reader now that the MacBook Pro has ditched the SD card slot?
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Few extra-continentales seem to understand that if they make it across the U.S. border, they might be stuck in detention for months, if not years.
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But Walmart's decision was partly driven by concerns that the retailer would be stuck with excess inventory if more regulators began to outlaw vaping, executives say.
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Perhaps one day, Brian Eno will be stuck again in Cologne (or any other airport will do) and he'll be inspired to create a new masterpiece.
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If it succeeds, we'll all be stuck with extra energy costs, and our climate will suffer as we needlessly waste more energy for years to come.
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"We would probably kill each other, but I wouldn't want to be stuck on an island with anyone else," says the rower and cross-country skier.
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And that could mean China will be stuck with enormous overcapacity in industrial sectors including shipbuilding, steel and cement, hampering economic growth for years to come.
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Many young indigenous people don't have much hope for the future—they feel they'll never have a career but will always be stuck in menial jobs.
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Even if you don't end up booting, you could be stuck with a major stomachache, or the dehydrating effects of alcohol could lead to diarrhea instead.
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Pym warned that security can only handle roughly 50 people an hour, meaning hopeful spectators could still be stuck in line as the hearing gets underway.
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You won't need to eat into your data with Google Trips, or be stuck if your vacation is in a remote location with no cell service.
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With the premonition that he and his family will be stuck at home for the foreseeable future, he has spent several thousand dollars readying his home.
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When a history teacher told him he'd be stuck flipping burgers for the rest of his life, Rick told him he knew where he'd be working.
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You know you're a tough guy to work for when someone says, 'Sorry, but I'd rather be stuck in a room all day with Mike Pence.
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Her paintings depict characters that appear to be stuck in this neon glitch of time, existing in dreamlike states of vivid hues and geometric shape-play.
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Without the opportunity to choose a charter school, many of these children would be stuck in the cycle of intergenerational poverty many urban education systems perpetuate.
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The plight of the Rohingyas has gained notoriety, though with compassion for refugees at an international ebb, they could be stuck in the camps for years.
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As for the farmers who send turkey droppings to the biomass incinerator, they would be stuck with an estimated 250,000 tons of turkey excrement per year.
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Angry at the airline's decision, and worried that he would be stuck on the island, Mr. Kijima decided to board anyway, he wrote on his blog.
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Alabama Republicans would get another chance at Mr. Jones, but if they elect Mr. Moore they might be stuck with him for a very long time.
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People are rushing to buy basic necessities, fearful of how long they may be stuck in their homes, state-owned media outlet Xinhua reported last week.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Amy Klobuchar could be stuck in Washington in the crucial weeks and days before the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary.
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"I mean we seem to be stuck here," he said on Wednesday when asked if a negotiation could be reached by the end of the year.
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McVay, the coach nearly every team is tripping over itself to emulate, said he'd be happy for them to be "stuck" together for a long time.
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Privately, he made it known he did not want to be stuck in New York during a possible battle to succeed Mr. Netanyahu as party leader.
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If the world stopped with laws No. 1 and 2, we would be stuck in this doom loop that would tip us toward monopoly and tyranny.
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There are few people I'd want to be stuck in a room with, but the Irish playwright Enda Walsh makes for good company in close quarters.
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Because of Breitburn's structure as a 'master limited partnership', equity holders will both lose their investment, and could also be stuck with a hefty tax bill.
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As many as 50,000 civilians may still be stuck in the area, according to humanitarian groups, although a precise figure is all but impossible to determine.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — As American-backed forces assault the final bastion of the Islamic State in Syria, two American children may be stuck inside, their father fears.
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In a separate report, also citing an unnamed source, Interfax said a crew currently in the international space station could be stuck there until early January.
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But in this new age of ISIS and extremism generated over the internet, the terrorist threat is changing and we can't be stuck fighting the last war.
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The refugees already in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan are more likely to be stuck there, which means that a humanitarian crisis is becoming an economic-development problem.
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Square Feet 216 Photos View Slide Show ' ASBURY PARK, N.J. — Like a broken carousel, this boardwalk-lined beach resort has often seemed to be stuck in place.
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The girl's neck initially appeared to be stuck in the gondola, but she was able to untangle herself before dropping 25 feet and being caught by bystanders.
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As Heigl says, it looks like he's got this Dad thing down — which is good, considering he'll probably be stuck in that position for quite a while.
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Hospitals are now hoping that by informing their patients of the higher costs ahead of time, they won't be stuck hunting down patients to pay their bills.
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Negotiations have, at least publicly, seemed to be stuck in neutral since the February summit between Trump and Kim in Hanoi ended abruptly and without an agreement.
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With Fourth of July behind us and Labor Day a ways off, you might feel like you'll be stuck purchasing full-priced beauty items for some time.
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"If I left half an hour or an hour earlier I would probably be stuck inside the mall because I always like to come here," he said.
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You will likely put the weight back on and be stuck with a wedding album full of pictures of a bride that looks like your skinny sister!
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"Otherwise, she'll be stuck down the road with no income, or very limited income, trying to work when she's not fully capable of working," Gene Kopf said.
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Tearing up the trade pact altogether would be bad for workers and businesses in the US, Mexico, and Canada, many of whom could be stuck in limbo.
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The pressure of a foam roller seems to release areas of tissue that may be "stuck," and vibration is believed to increase this tissue release, she says.
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And if you don't take care of it instantly, it'll be stuck there until your spray tan fades away — which seems to have happened to the model.
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Annoying as it is to be stuck outside and needing a bathroom, cold-induced diuresis is just one way that your body protects you from the cold.
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Linsey, 31, says it remains to be seen whether she'll be stuck with a scar forever, and admits she's still getting used to her intensified makeup routine.
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" More from Graham's radio interview with Breitbart: Americans will either repeal the ACA or be stuck with Bernie-Care, which Graham calls "full-blown single-payer socialism.
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When society falls apart, I'm not gonna be stuck depending on weak eyes to keep me alive, as we struggle for supremacy in an overexposed landscape. Nope.
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It's fun, it's vibrant, and it has a hook that will be stuck in your head before you even get to the big Lil Wayne rap finale.
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About 15 million Americans living near farms could be stuck with undrinkable backyard water wells and no way to sue their polluters if new legislation isn't blocked.
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You may be stuck at the office, but that doesn't mean you can't throw a Hail Mary pass to your co-worker that wins the Super Bowl.
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Williams told officers that she entered the intersection on a green light, but traffic caused her to be stuck in the intersection as the light turned red.
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Indeed, Mr. Bullard has fretted for years that the United States and other major economies may be stuck with low interest rates for some time to come.
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In addition to saving the elephants and the crops, the strategy frees up rangers and farmers who otherwise would be stuck spending the night monitoring the fields.
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They might find it even trickier if Britain votes to leave the EU. Such firms will thus be stuck with a small, costlier sterling corporate-bond market.
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But keep in mind that the less you pay, the longer you'll be stuck with a debt — and, thanks to interest accrual, the greater it will become.
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Even the stingiest traveler doesn't have to be stuck with bakeries and street food, however — in Bulgaria, a nice sit-down dinner is easy on the wallet.
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And for the Iranians, where they perceive themselves to be stuck in a regional power conflict with the Saudis, the Syrian battlefield is absolutely of critical importance.
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If a critical mass of Bitcoin stakeholders refuse to accept larger blocks, the Bitcoin network could be stuck with its current, limited capacity for years to come.
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They're never going to be stuck in Homeland, for instance, bereft of its animating premise but unable to find a conclusion to its would-be short story.
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If neither faction blinks, Republicans, in control of the House, Senate, and White House will be stuck in a stalemate: No budget resolution means no tax reform.
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The big picture: Many of the struggling industries pay well and provide ample benefits, so it seems strange that they'd be stuck with so many job vacancies.
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Gorey may be stuck, in the public imagination anyway, with the "Goreyesque"—a familiar, even comforting repertoire of images that fit right in on a refrigerator magnet.
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In the fit of my excitement from cancellation, I spill that class was canceled to one of the partners, which means I'll be stuck here until 103.
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Milagros Figueroa-Tetuan said she is concerned that her parents, who are in their 70s and visiting Peru, could be stuck if the quarantine continues into April.
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There is a threat that will pass, but if we don't vote in the election we'll be stuck with a person who we don't want for years.
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There are 18 different TVs included in this deal, so you won't be stuck with a model you don't like just because you wanted an Echo Dot.
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We had a second child and we constantly renegotiated the terms of our labor division because neither of us wanted to be stuck in those stereotypical roles.
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If I do get it and I get it seriously, I don't want to be stuck out in the streets because there's no room in the hospital.
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This is why New York can seem to be stuck in the last century, but it also explains its unusual receptivity to news from across the Atlantic.
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This makes them reluctant to grant wage increases even in good times, because they know they'll be stuck with those wages if the economy turns bad again.
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Leaving these people in hospital is not just a great waste of money but also a failure of welfare: nobody wants to be stuck in hospital unnecessarily.
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For one thing, if we continue rehabilitating our infrastructure as we have, our Nation will be stuck installing and repairing infrastructure using outdated technology from the 1930s.
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There is a threat that will pass, but if we don't vote in the election we'll be stuck with a person who we don't want for years.
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"The law is clear: Michigan parents and their children do not have to be stuck indefinitely in a failing school," Schuette said in a statement on Wednesday.
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And reversing those rules can require an equally long procedure, and possible lawsuits, all but ensuring that the next administration would be stuck with the same policy. Sen.
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You might not know whether it was Alexa or Google that set it off, and you'd be stuck guessing which one to ask to stop while it beeps.
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With no idea how long he'll be stuck in the trash room, "Gene" considers pushing open the emergency exit to free himself for the night ... but he hesitates.
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When Veronica Rademacher evacuated from her home in anticipation of Hurricane Harvey, the Houston-area chef knew she might be stuck at her parents' house for a while.
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While Verizon customers may be stuck without an LG Watch Sport, there are still other options for an Android Wear 2.0 watch — including the company's own branded Watch24.
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Whether you loved it or hated it, you had no option but to accept that the track would be stuck in your head for the next six months.
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If you want a vacation, you have four kids and you don't want to be stuck in two rooms in this big vertical thing, you have other alternatives.
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"I haven't changed at all, it's amazing what happens when you become the Sexiest Man Alive – you get to be stuck in time forever," he told IMDb Asks.
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If Silicon Valley used these rules, Apple would still be stuck in the garage and Google would just be the wrong way to spell a really big number.
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The soups come in cups that can be stuck in the microwave or simply filled with boiling water for an easy meal that's ready in about six minutes.
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And until Apple is willing to acknowledge the port standard that it claims to be trying to popularize, we'll be stuck in this limbo for the foreseeable future.
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Otherwise it will be stuck with the expensive task of buying fleets of regular cars to convert into self-driving ones, like it's already reportedly doing in Germany.
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Signals are mixed for spot gold, as it seems to be stuck in a neutral range of $1,206-$1,220 per ounce, according to Reuters technicals analyst Wang Tao.
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Bitcoin transactions that should take 28 minutes to be included in a block, "confirming" them as legitimate, can now be stuck in limbo for hours or even days.
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The company has already corrected its mistake and has been selling fixed USB-C cables for months, but early MacBook buyers may be stuck with a bum one.
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Marlatt said plans to restore normalcy hadn't begun yet because they were busy trying to chainsaw through and search for people who may be stuck inside their homes.
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Unfortunately, he wasn't the only person who seemed to be stuck in a galaxy far, far away since too many announcements referred to Amal as George Clooney's wife.
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The bad news is that if the person works exclusively for one insurer, you could be stuck for a whole year with a policy that's inappropriate for you.
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"We seem to be stuck in a cul-de-sac that we just can't get out of when it comes to the trade standoff with China," said Quinlan.
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The Disney service doesn't touch on every genre the way Netflix does, but because Disney owns so many other production companies, you won't be stuck with Steamboat Willie.
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It has a crossover, so you won't be stuck on one side (you can't cross Fourth as the runners go by), as you might at other nearby stations.
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"The fear is that they could be stuck in a church for years on end, or if their story is public, they may be more of a target."
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"If people don't get into politics right now with different opinions, then these are the people we're going to be stuck with for a long time," he says.
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While the couple's infant grows into a kindergartner, the child's father, always in his correctional-green pants with the same downtrodden expression, seems to be stuck in time.
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Augmented reality glasses may be stuck in the dorky phase for the foreseeable future but smartphone-based augmented reality is only going to grow more popular moving forward.
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In other words, you took the premise of, well, if you were to travel to Mars and someone had to be stuck there, how would that all work?
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I was happy that they were happy, even if they were eventually going to make a buck off someone else's bad judgment, or be stuck with worthless cardboard.
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So as head of state, Trump may be stuck tweeting from a desktop computer, which could mean the end of his middle-of-the-night social media habit.
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In other words, why be stuck with the default array of ports on one of these systems, when you can mix and match to get what you need?
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And I don't think it's ever… I'd prefer to be working than be stuck in a Twitter battle, so I'm feeling better about my participation so far [laughs].
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Grief is meant to progress in stages—from denial to anger, bargaining, depression, and finally acceptance—but I seem to be stuck with a sad sort of rage.
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Regardless of whether you're interested in one of the day's panels or several, you'll be "stuck" inside until the panel(s) you want to see roll(s) around.
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We'll be stuck with Jimmy Fallon's weird party game where celebrities pour ice down each other's pants, that's where, and that's less than ideal, to say the least.
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Mr. Sanchez defended Southwest Key's practice of renting shelter sites, saying the charity did not want to be stuck with the buildings if fewer children crossed the border.
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As this distance collapses further — as computers begin to understand our speech and then our thoughts with high fidelity — the internet will cease to be stuck in glass.
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It's likely the sports tech firm's 90-day free trial is aimed at people who'll be stuck indoors for the next few months as the coronavirus crisis worsens.
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Dashlane—a service that helps you fill out all kinds of online forms and stuff—knows what it's like to be stuck in the Hell of Forgotten Passwords.
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Here, in exchange for the cheapest tickets, fliers can't choose their seats before checking in and are more likely to be stuck in the middle of the row.
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I have to believe that if newsrooms were more diverse we wouldn't be stuck with this narrative that's made voters think they're choosing between their minds and hearts.
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"While we do think there is some more gas in the tank, not so sure you'd want to be stuck long this all for terribly long," Wolff said.
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"I had a lot of friends, but when you're getting to like 16 and 17, they all would go out and I would be stuck alone," she said.
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Anyone reliant on the global supply chain will be hurt by this tax — from electronics manufacturers to toymakers — and the American consumer will be stuck with the tab.
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In response to proposals from other members to change the body's rules, an American representative said that they were not persuaded that the rules would be stuck to.
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Jackson and his advisers realized that if they left the nomination to the state legislatures, where Calhoun had a lot of support, they'd be stuck with him again.
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At the time, he said, he thought, "If I am going to be stuck in this wheelchair," I'll feel a lot better if I can look like that.
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Just imagine if the courts hadn't ruled in favor of these activists and journalists: We'd still be stuck with the police story that we now know is false.
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Unfortunately, we also seem to be stuck with it as the radio band happens to be one of only two frequency ranges capable of transmitting across Earth's atmosphere.
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Yet if a conference committee or leadership negotiations fail to produce a major bill that can get 50 Senate votes, they might be stuck with that or nothing.
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For now, though, it looks like any fans still hoping to pick up either version of Nintendo's diminutive throwback console will be stuck with marked up grey market sellers.
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"But the most difficult moments are the memories – the murders in the public squares, and the scenes of people having to watch will always be stuck in our minds."
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"We are sorry to inform you about some unfortunate news," CEO Nolan Mondrow wrote in an email to those unfortunate enough to be stuck with a nonfunctioning LS-6i.
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In the land of eternal summer there's no excuse to be stuck indoors — get outside with your friends and push the boundaries of what you think you're capable of.
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Tesla also has cultivated a notoriously garbage culture rife with allegations of or harassment and discrimination, so those who survive the purge will still be stuck with that.[Electrek]
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If you've made it this far, you're either starting to view Cam in an entirely different light, or you may still be stuck in your old, tired thought patterns.
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It's that if you happen to purchase one of these newer smartphones, you'll be stuck with slower peripherals that won't take full advantage of the next generation of Bluetooth.
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Then, in a year or two, the next version would hopefully be better (though the driver would be stuck with the old system for the life of the car).
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But even if it's great, you'll still be stuck with a phone that costs a ton of money to access a network that is only getting off the ground.
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Though, it's worth keeping in mind that locks are usually upgraded far less frequently than, say, smartphones, so you'll be stuck with the one you choose for a while.
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So while it does depend on the MacBook having enough battery power to last until it's found, it is one less device for a Tile to be stuck on.
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And if you're placing your bet on HomeKit, then you'll be stuck with it and it alone for the long term, in a marketplace that's evolving faster than Apple.
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It's expensive, the Touch Bar feels like a gimmick, it's not upgradable, and the USB-C ports means you'll be stuck using dongles, at least in the short-term.
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If you're a small phone person, you're basically going to be stuck with a last year's iPhone 28 or paying more for an iPhone XS, which is a bummer.
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The rest of us are going to be stuck waiting for June to release a cheaper version to replace our stoves—maybe with a nice induction counter top, too?
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Not only [did] I survive but now I'm able to guide others to move on and not to be stuck in their own concentration camp—in their own mind.
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You might also be stuck in a time warp where MS Word is quite obviously the superior word processing tool, because (at least compared to WordPerfect) it once was.
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"We could be stuck in a new longer-run equilibrium characterized by sluggish growth and recurrent reliance on unconventional monetary policy," Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said last week.
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The only real problem is that these speeds will all be stuck within the confines of your home, much like how your current broadband or Wi-Fi network is.
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If workplace automation is adopted rapidly, McKinsey estimated 40 percent of those households could be stuck in that rut for another decade even if historical high growth rates returned.
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The consequences of the programme's shortcomings have confounded thousands, if not millions, of travellers, who can be stuck in the country's security lines for as long as 90 minutes.
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Because businesses fear being burdened with such employees, 90% of new hires are now for temporary jobs, and young people can be stuck with short-term contracts for years.
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He's predicting Brent will be stuck in a $54 to $57 a barrel range for the rest of the year while WTI crude will hover around $47 to $51.
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What about the taxpayers who will be stuck for millions when the federal loans these students took out to pay for the exorbitant cost of law schools are forgiven?
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We had to catch trains and flights at various times during our honeymoon, but we didn't want to be stuck wandering the city for hours with all our luggage.
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If neither faction blinks, Republicans, in control of the House, Senate, and White House, will be stuck in a stalemate: No budget resolution means no Republican-led tax reform.
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I use cheap A4 binder notebooks and nice pens, but they're not Montblanc-nice, and I'd hate to be stuck using (what feels like to me) a chubby ballpoint.
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In the meantime, former employees of hot start-ups will be faced with choices like the one Palantir is offering: Take our money, whatever we offer, or be stuck.
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Pavlich, like so many others who have commented on this incident, seems to be stuck in some parallel universe where hyperbole, innuendo and flat-out lies rule the day.
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On Tuesday the international charity Save the Children said many of the 270,000 people who fled the fighting would likely be stuck in aid camps for months or years.
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Pre-Existing Conditions Will Make a ComebackBefore the ACA, the people most likely to be stuck in job lock had a chronic illness (or a family member with one).
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We waited three days just to get the go-ahead to fly to the site from Iqaluit, and were prepared to be stuck there for up to two months.
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"I might have to just back off from this neighborhood," Mr. Barrett said when he learned of the quarantine for congregants who might be stuck at home, ordering delivery.
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When something goes wrong, the M.T.A. wants conductors to give real-time updates with more information about what's going on — including how long you'll be stuck, if they know.
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The script for Groundhog Day was adjusted between Danny Rubin's first pass and Ramis's revisions; originally, Phil was supposed to be stuck in his repetitive hell for 10,000 years.
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People will be stuck at home whether they have money or not, so processing what that means for the United States, if it gets worse, is hard to understand.
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This means you won't have to deal with complicated rewards programs or award availability, and that you won't be stuck with a specific hotel program or frequent flyer program.
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Remember, we had just returned from a two week vacation together … the last thing we expected was to then be stuck with each other for a 14 day quarantine.
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For Tobias, a pair of denim shorts for that never nude look and some body-safe paint, or else you'll be stuck in the Blue Man Group for days!
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"It was never my intention to be stuck here so long, but I suddenly find that a whole year has snuck by, and here I still am," she wrote.
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That's not bad, but it's also not available everywhere; I can't get AT&T fiber internet in my Brooklyn apartment, so I'd be stuck with just the TV service.
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Should citizens be stuck with the candidate who got two more votes in the initial balloting, even though B would beat A by four votes in a majority system?
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Ms. Warren, along with Mr. Sanders, and other candidates will be stuck in Washington for much of the next two weeks for the Senate's impeachment trial against President Trump.
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Until then, the Yankees seem likely to be stuck in the middle — possible contenders, but lacking the depth of the dynamic young talent in Boston, Houston, Cleveland and elsewhere.
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You can also give the doll a name of your choosing, so you won't be stuck with a name your kid isn't into (I'm speaking from personal experience here).
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"Sorry Mr. Trump, but you can't make America great with a third-world population—we are going to be stuck with what our population is capable of," Taylor said.
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And that's what this cartoon is about: why it matters that black Americans have continued to be stuck in the poorest neighborhoods, even decades after the civil rights movement.
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You don't have to be stuck with some bank that violates your own personal sharing standards because it's very likely that there is another bank nearby that does not.
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Selena Gomez got stuck in an elevator in Paris and sprung into survival mode without panicking ... which is another good reason to be stuck in an elevator with her.
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Fair warning: Her song (in the native tongue of Na'vi, of course) will be stuck in your head all day, even if you have no clue what it means. 5.
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Unless you're willing to upgrade to the $1,799, 256GB NVMe SSD / 2TB storage configuration or upgrade one (or both) of the drives yourself, you'll be stuck with a slower SSD.
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That means you might be paying big bucks for a slow connection that won't stream Netflix movies, so you'll be stuck refreshing your Insta feed from takeoff to final descent.
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If Trump makes good on his promise to put a 303% tariff on everything the U.S. imports from Mexico, GM will be stuck with a tough choice on the Blazer.
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We haven't come across anyone stateside making fire paan just yet, so if you want to get your dangerous drinking fix you may be stuck with a DIY Flaming Moe.
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"Until we fully push our culture and condemn violence at the highest levels, I think we're going to be stuck in this pattern of toxic masculinity being supported," she says.
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The three astronauts currently aboard the space station - a German, a Russian and an American - were due to return to Earth in December, but may now be stuck there longer.
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The petition noted that if the circuit courts were permitted to take their usual time to issue rulings, America would be stuck with a bogus policy for far too long.
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Temperatures on Friday will not get out of the 20s in Washington and New York, and parts of New England could be stuck in the single digits to teens Fahrenheit.
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The president's budget is not the budget we'll be stuck with, and is instead meant to signal Trump's vision for America to Congress, who will put together its own budget.
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They made a working prototype with dual touchscreen displays — one of which completely detaches from the wrist-bound screen and can be stuck above, to the side, or anywhere, really.
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Maybe you're okay with that on any flight if it means saving money, or maybe you have a time limit to how long you can be stuck between two strangers.
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Former FBI director James Comey is expected to testify before Congress on the investigation after the Memorial Day holiday, and some strategists say the dollar could be stuck until then.
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Founder of SpaceX and inventor of cool things, Elon Musk is known for innovation, but his "following" list on Twitter looks like it might be stuck in the Dark Ages.
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Just one warning: This is not a great time to press any issues, to talk about commitments, or to be stuck in old ways or care too much for tradition.
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The governor's lawyers argue that the Rowan County Clerk's office, not the state of Kentucky, should be stuck with the nearly $225,000 in court costs accrued in lawsuits against Davis.
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And so, for the convenience and edification of the players who will be stuck away from their families on December 25, we offer some suggestions for how they can cope.
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People who make too much money to qualify for subsidies could be stuck between paying the full price for the more expensive ACA coverage or buying a short-term plan.
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Why it matters: The price surge suggests that oil may no longer be stuck in the $60 to $70-a-barrel range, but may have room to rise much higher.
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You have to know when it's time to leave though, otherwise you'll be stuck in an awful conversation and won't have sex, or you'll be the asshole cockblocking someone else.
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It is not worth having this awful patch that I might be stuck with on the side of my head, all because I can't be arsed to dry my hair.
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So Escobar will need to make sure she turns out her supporters in numbers or this district will be stuck with one of progressive Democrats' top primary targets in 3320083.
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I learned the hard way that if you're not working with your body, it will give out, and you'll be stuck all weekend with a heating pad on your back.
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"We hope our project brings magic and serendipity to a new reality where hundreds of thousands of people might be stuck inside for the next month," Baskin and Hawkins said.
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"One thing that came up with everyone was that you have to get closer to the business, to its roots — you can't be stuck in your office," Ms. Kavanagh said.
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They expect that businesses with healthy employees would join association plans that offer fewer benefits, while businesses with sicker workers would be stuck in more generous plans with higher premiums.
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"I mean, I could be stuck sitting in one of those cubicles," Davis says, gesturing toward the rows of communal desks visible from where he's seated in the conference room.
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Consider that, in the unlikely event that California's laws were struck down, the state's taxpayers would be stuck paying for local law enforcement officials to assume the federal government's responsibilities.
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Gigabyte doesn't mention whether you can manually upgrade the GPU in its new enclosure, however, which probably means you'll be stuck with its RTX 2080 Ti for the foreseeable future.
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It is Dina — whose wry ennui seems both provincial and worldly — who arranges lodging for the band's members when it emerges they'll be stuck in Bet Hatikva for the night.
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Characters won&apost be stuck in a specific class either, so every player will have access to the same types of skills and equipment as they progress through the game.
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But that doesn't mean that you'll be stuck heating up greasy microwave dinners as you sit in front of the television and live out every negative stereotype on the planet.
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For the last time, the senators seeking the presidency are planning a full weekend of campaigning in Iowa; come Tuesday, they'll be stuck in Washington for the president's impeachment trial.
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For some, that's a great weight lifted: No more worrying that you'll be stuck doing a job you hate for the next 30 years — something else will come along, right?
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There are hundreds of e-bikes out there that are exponentially cheaper than the Allant+ 9.9S, but you could be stuck out on a limb when it eventually breaks down.
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Goodell is under no actual obligation to make a decision on any reinstatement application, and Josh Gordon isn't the only player to be stuck in the NFL's no-man's land.
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When Thirsty Thursday rolls around, the last thing you want is to be stuck behind a pile of books of the library, pulling an all-nighter to finish up that essay.
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The Sticker is a tiny tracker device that's designed to be stuck onto whatever you're trying to keep track of, with a 90-decibel speaker to easily find your lost item.
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"The equity market could be stuck in a trading range for some time until we see a catalyst to push the markets higher or lower," Gibbs wrote to CNBC on Friday.
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"We have to make college affordable for every American, because no hardworking student should be stuck in the red," said Obama during his final State of the Union address in 2017.
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Similarly, if you're creating a new PSN ID for the first time and choose something offensive, you'll be stuck with the "TempXXXX" ID until you choose another (presumably less offensive) name.
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But among Latino leaders and social scientists, there is a growing recognition, and increasing concern, that Latinos are punching beneath their weight, and may be stuck in a cycle of disconnection.
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Even if the Republicans took advantage of President Barack Obama's space exploration program and bundled Trump into a rocket for Mars, they'd still be stuck with Trumpism as a cultural phenomenon.
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That's especially true when seen through the eyes of Theo Rossi's Shades, who seems to always be stuck in the unenviable position of ultra-competent lieutenant to an unreliable crime boss.
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So the new generation of e-commerce startups, small and large, locally bred or imported, bootstrapped or venture capital-rich, seem to be stuck in low growth and high burn rates.
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So you might as well just suck it up and order two bundles, because neither player is going to want to be stuck with the NES Classic Edition's included controllers.[Analogue]
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If you live in a community property state where assets and debts are divided equally, your widow could be stuck trying to pay off all your joint debt if you died.
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Edited by: John Murillo Tito Hamze is heading to Tel Aviv, so you're going to be stuck with me and super secret new host for the next week and a half.
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If you're someone who prefers online shopping via the web or at say, your local bodega, you'll be stuck with the one percent cash back benefit...which is kind of paltry.
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Right now, the law protects as many as 129 million Americans with pre-existing conditions, who could be stuck with higher monthly health insurance bills if Obamacare's protections got stripped away.
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But the absence of higher prices for crude despite a falling dollar leaves Yamada believing that the commodity will likely be stuck in a range, even if it doesn't tumble substantially.
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Microsoft started rolling out Windows 10 Mobile to existing Lumia devices this week, and revealed that handsets like the Lumia 920 and Lumia 1020 will be stuck on Windows Phone 8.
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Or maybe everyone is mentally preparing for a situation in which they will be stuck with nowhere to go, whether in the airport or on the plane, for hour upon hour.
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Notably it doesn't come with an auxiliary port, so if your phone doesn't support Android Auto or CarPlay you may be stuck with crappy Bluetooth audio or listening to the radio.
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We discussed the fact that the Mercury retrograde in Capricorn will find you rethinking your agreements and revisiting past relationships, but that doesn't mean you'll be stuck in a time warp!
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That done, though, the upshot would be something that could safely and easily be stuck onto the skin like a plaster, and could be printed in huge volumes at little cost.
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The Save the Children charity said that because most families had little or nothing to return to, they would likely be stuck in miserable camps for months or years to come.
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If BoJack were in a 12-step program, he would be stuck at Step 1: admitting that his life is unmanageable and that he is powerless to do anything about it.
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Delta said it contacted some of its most frequent fliers who would be stuck in the disruption and offered them seats on its Delta Private Jets subsidiary to finish their journey.
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What to do: Many experts do not recommend cities pay ransoms in ransomware hacks since cities could still dish out potentially thousands of dollars and still be stuck in the hack.
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After some consideration, Heffernan said she'd much rather be stuck in a house with her dad "for who knows how long" than her Manhattan apartment, which she shares with a roommate.
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Just as it was in Cleveland, Urshela appeared to be stuck, but the calculus changed after Andujar suffered a partially torn labrum and spent the next month on the injured list.
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The issue could become life threatening in a crash, but barring that worst-case scenario, there are certainly worse vehicles to be stuck inside of than a half-million-dollar supercar.
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While you're likely looking for a Bluetooth keyboard if you're reading this guide, you won't be stuck using Bluetooth with the Logitech K780 — it can also connect with a USB cable.
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"When I first discovered the Diego-Dough, and realised that it could be stuck on any surfaces, I realised its potential to re-use and upcycle daily objects," he told Mashable.
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If you don't have a membership to one of the big box stores, you might be stuck scrounging for essentials on barren shelves at Walmart or perusing Amazon's highly inflated prices.
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Further afield, Takata's banks in Japan may also be stuck with loans that have not been repaid, though how much remains is subject to negotiations and the decisions of Japanese courts.
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Based on her scores, she would have been placed in classes that wouldn't challenge her, and I feared she'd be stuck in that stream for the rest of her school career.
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You might be stuck between choosing a laptop or a tablet as your go-to, and if that's you, why not consider a device that's both — a revolutionary idea, we know.
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Star Kiernan Shipka's goes wild with a green screen to perform "Straight To Hell," a bop that will be stuck in your head until the show finally returns on January 24.
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Time zones, work, and just general busyness meant the four of us would be stuck leaving each other a string of voicemails before finally scheduling a time to talk via text.
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But he decided to attend Utah State in Logan instead of Brigham Young, feeling that if he lived at home while attending college he would be stuck milking the family's cows.
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Populist rhetoric on both ends of the political spectrum has rendered our deliberative legislative process moribund, and the pendulum may be stuck at one extreme or another for the foreseeable future.
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It may be inconvenient to be stuck behind a red light — a form of regulation — but think how much more difficult it would be to get around safely without traffic signals.
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And we can see that from 2014, USD shows a stable upwards trend against Argentine peso and grows faster from April this year, causing Argentina be stuck in the currency crisis.
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San Francisco was promised a windfall when it hosted the America's Cup sailing races in 2013 only to be stuck with an $11 million tab when tourism lagged expectations, Avalos said.
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The firm's analysts report the iPhone 8 won't be ready for release before the end of the calendar year, and we'll all be stuck waiting for our OLED-screened flagship until 2018.
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When I questioned some of their assumptions and asked whether they might be stuck in some sort of "capsule of cool," the rest of the room grew awkward and kind of defensive.
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It features two assassins who appear to be stuck in a murder/death loop (hence the name) where one wants to protect the cycle and the other wants to end the cycle.
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Also, he said, you'll be stuck in the same house for more than a decade to get the deal, which could become a problem if you receive a good job offer elsewhere.
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Unfortunately because it's a "passion project" it won't be available for rent, so you'll be stuck with something like the Nikon 6mm f/2.8, with its paltry 220-degree field of view.
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As a kid, every time my parents took me for a walk over Berlin's Kurfürstendamm and we passed by Hermès, Chanel, Gucci and YSL, my nose would be stuck to the windows.
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Those that stand to suffer the most are actually enrollees with slightly higher incomes, who do not qualify for subsidies and would be stuck paying the full price of that rate hike.
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If she's going to be stuck by your side for the entire game — not to mention all of the later Halo adventures — she should be someone who you would actually care about.
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The surge in mine supply seems to be stuck behind a smelter bottle-neck caused by environmental constraints on many Chinese plants, including smaller ones which fall below the market's collective radar.
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It's not a huge cost, but it does leave the concern that if Typified goes out of business you'll be stuck with a fancy-looking poster that doesn't do much at all.
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"Who wants to buy a car when the most likely outcome of your new purchase is to be stuck in hopeless traffic," said Yale Zhang, head of Shanghai-based consultancy Automotive Foresight.
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A number of customers affected took to Reddit and Twitter to warn of the issues, which were first reported by 9to5Mac and caused some watches to be stuck on the loading screen.
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My fear was that I would become incapacitated in some way and then be stuck in a room full of old men and I never, ever want to be an old man.
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The price customers are willing to pay for short-term leases will fall (it's a downturn, after all) but WeWork is going to be stuck paying the old long-term lease price.
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And after that, the bill could be stuck in legislative limbo as the 2020 U.S. presidential and congressional election campaigns begin to heat up, and an impeachment investigation moves through the House.
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"Part of the work always looks like it should be stuck inside a screen, but then it's blended with traditional mediums that make it feel unusually 'real' to the viewer," Thomm explains.
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More worryingly, the CRA language would tie your hands regarding any future revisions to the planning process and you'd be stuck with an outdated process that has been criticized on all sides.
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Putin knows Russia could be stuck with an open-ended commitment in an ongoing quagmire, wasting a lot of money and at some point left with the choice of cutting and running.
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Rubio came out swinging and managed to fluster the front-runner with a few choice blows – including one about how Trump would be stuck selling watches had he not gotten an inheritance.
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I also think it's an easier vote to take to stop something wonky called the motion to proceed, versus be stuck in the weird place of voting against the Obamacare repeal vote.
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This onslaught of stool can stretch the colon and your friend might be stuck with inescapable cramping and bloating worse than the aftermath of eating a burrito the size of her face.
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You won't just be stuck in one spot, either — Facebook's entire library of 360 videos and photos are available, so you can hang out at a carnival or even go to space.
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"The upshot is that a President may be stuck for years with a CFPB Director who was appointed by the prior President and who vehemently opposes the current President's agenda," he observed.
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Trump hopes courts will help his agenda The Republican legislative agenda may be stuck in Congress, but the administration is hoping the courts can help with some of President Trump's biggest priorities.
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Especially since U.S. litigators would be stuck with the task of determining a new standard that can win at trial in addition to the already daunting task of bringing important enforcement cases.
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If appreciation is absent, accountability is elusive at best, there&aposs a raving lunatic of a boss, and everyone&aposs on LinkedIn during work, you might be stuck in a toxic workplace.
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But even given those caveats, I grinned pretty much all the way through "Groundhog Day," unexpectedly happy to be stuck with Phil in Punxsutawney (and please never make me spell that again).
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"Until we deal with this macro uncertainty, stocks like Cisco and its colleagues could be stuck in neutral at best, or have some more down days, or weeks at worst," Cramer said.
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Sunderland are the Arsenal of the bottom five, in that they seem to be stuck in an endless loop, most likely the result of a massive rift in the space-time continuum.
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The Eighth Amendment discriminates against migrant women because they can't travel to the UK for abortions—some of them may be undocumented, be stuck in direct provision, or have to arrange visas.
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So you may be wondering: What are the best foods to buy when you know you're going to be stuck at home -- and is it even possible to consume a nutritious diet?
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Whether we like it or not (and we don't!), COVID-20 is here to stay for a while, which means we'll most likely be stuck in our homes for the foreseeable future.
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The atmosphere is gregarious, the food fundamentally Italian, while the offbeat beverage list is the brainchild of the wine director, Sebastian Zutant, without whom Washingtonians might still be stuck with California cabernets.
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Despite the criticism that "sharing economy" is inaccurate and sounds like corporate spin, Professor Sundararajan says we might be stuck with that description because corporations and the public so often use it.
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If the provider is out-of-network, the insurance company might pay a bit, depending on how generous your plan is, but the patient is likely to be stuck with the balance.
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And should there be any complications (it can happen!) with fuboTV's handling of the 13K feed, you'll probably be stuck with the same 1080p feed you'd get through the Fox Sports app.
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Automakers don't want their dealers to be stuck with 2018 model-year vehicles on lots in 2019, so the cars that are still around in December will likely see the steepest discounts.
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Oil prices are likely to be stuck within a range of $46.593 to $246.59 for the next year or more, according to the latest investment forecast from U.K.-based wealth manager Coutts.
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Yet Trump, Pompeo and Kushner are acting as M.B.S.'s protectors and backers — so the world could be stuck with M.B.S. as a destabilizing and oppressive ruler for the next half century.
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Not only that, but it doesn't really integrate with other voice assistants like Alexa, so if you have an Echo you'll be stuck with playing music through the Bluetooth connection on your phone.
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Lockhart has been considered a centrist voice at the Fed, open to the possible need for higher interest rates but concerned as well the economy may be stuck in a low growth rut.
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And that battery means that this iteration of the TPCast isn't entirely wireless — there's still a cable running out of the headset, with the battery designed to be stuck in a back pocket.
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The company's new credit card-sized Tile Slim is designed to track your wallet, while the small, puck-shaped Tile Sticker is meant to be stuck onto laptops, TV remotes, skateboards, and bicycles.
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Still struggling economically, many without ever completing their degrees or getting the jobs they'd been promised, they would be stuck in a mire of debt that they would not be able to repay.
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Unfortunately, unlike the Area-51m, which offered an unprecedented level of user replaceable parts for a laptop whatever specs you buy the new m15 or m17 models are what they'll be stuck with.
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That means that all of the additional photos you take of your loved ones won't get added to the album, and you'll be stuck viewing them the old-fashioned way: through All Photos.
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It was the first of what I hoped would be multiple trips this week so we wouldn't be stuck in the house for the three days they now unexpectedly had out of school.
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It is putting the €74bn of risk-weighted assets it is shedding into a separate "capital-release unit" (Mr Sewing balks at the term "bad bank", but he may be stuck with it).
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While this means that some S8 owners are going to be stuck on a buggy software release, Samsung hadn't started to distribute the Oreo update worldwide, so the impact should be somewhat limited.
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The internet greatly expands that second realm, and businesses are jumping in to help, with "virtual candles" and QR-codes that can be stuck to a tombstone linking to an online-tribute page.
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Beyond the poor user experience, the investors took issue with the fact that the M.U.L.E.'s patent expired in 1987 and that the product generally appeared to be stuck in that same decade.
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Migraines can strike at any time, so often you have to be creative with your solutions, because you may be stuck in a situation with a headache or migraine without your usual medications.
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People might be content to go on dates for years and years, but most sane people don't want to be stuck in 'living limbo' for more than a month or two at most.
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"What we need to achieve is legally-binding changes which satisfy parliament that we will not be stuck in the (Irish border) backstop indefinitely," May's spokesman said, predicting "a detailed discussion" with Juncker.
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NASA predicts that by 2090, when my grandkids are in high school, the entire southwestern region of the United States could be stuck in a 35-year megadrought that causes a massive famine.
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Home borrowing costs have fallen in step with bond yields as recent economic data raised doubts whether inflation would be stuck below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal for longer than previously thought.
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It's understandable the industry would try to stretch the capabilities of iOS and Android phones into the realm of VR. The problem is, these devices weren't designed to be stuck to your head.
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German five-year bond yields hit record lows of -0.318 percent as markets expected major central banks to be stuck in a race to the bottom on interest rates for the foreseeable future.
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You're probably going to be stuck with a roommate, and if you're friends with them, asking them to split the grocery bill will help you keep a few extra bucks in your pocket.
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"If you are flying today, even if you're flying out of Tampa, your plane may be stuck in Raleigh, so this is going to be a dreadful day to fly," Myers said Monday.
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If it's true that you've been handling the same items since you started (even if your to-do list has steadily increased), you may be stuck in a rut, your mental muscles atrophying.
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"Lessors are panicking as they haven't been paid and if Jet goes for insolvency, their planes will be stuck in India, so many of them are chasing SpiceJet," said the person quoted earlier.
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Joule comes with a magnet so that its base can be stuck to some metal pots, and a small clip so it can be attached to the side of a container or pot.
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Meeting in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Xi told Moon the goal of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula must be stuck to, and war and chaos cannot be allowed, Chinese state media said.
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"Unless something is done about the sourcing of the material," Mr. Spleeters said, "countries will indeed be stuck in this continuous cycle of targeting more and more of ISIS's inventions, locations and operators."
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"But the fact of the matter is, the Moon administration needs to deal with North Korea with eyes wide open and not be stuck in a decades-old security environment," Ms. Kim said.
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