"We cannot just be stuck on brick and mortar," he said.
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I didn't want to be stuck on a bus until 10 p.m.
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A further 35 percent may be stuck on the coast and in the ocean.
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Which brings a rather discouraging prospect to mind: We may be stuck on Earth.
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Doctors are now calling for safety warning stickers to be stuck on the fruit.
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Sinclair stressed that it's dangerous to be stuck on the side of the road.
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Would we all be stuck on the iPhone 1, or even the Model T?
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"Over my dead body will my children be stuck on these rocks," she told Politico.
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I wanted Jane to be stuck on Earth and Thor to be stuck where he is.
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I don't want to be stuck on the street and I don't want to be surveilled.
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Yet the Democratic elite seem to be stuck on the proposition of doubling down on failure.
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A long time to be stuck on a bus with a team whose bosses just fired you.
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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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"Advertisers continue to be stuck on Facebook, despite its many challenges," said Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer.
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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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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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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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After all, who wants to be stuck on an 11-hour flight in too-tight jeans and blister-causing heels?
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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 clue at 45A seemed to be a little bit broad; if you happen to be stuck on it, it really could apply to a barber or a rancher, as well as a dentist.
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Collarte and Pulikkaseril saw a growing need for reliable lidar in the nascent self-driving car industry, and realized the tech they were already working on could be stuck on the roof of a car.
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Havana Chapman-Edwards, 8, of Washington, sits by a chalkboard with her age in 2030, the point when the globe would be stuck on a path toward what scientists call planet-changing warming, March 15.
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More migrants would be stuck on the Mexican side of the border, along with American citizens who work or go to school in the US. This would present humanitarian burdens that Mexico could struggle to handle.
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Verizon had already announced its delay yesterday; the company is focusing on resolving issues where Verizon lines used as a secondary number in an iPhone dual-SIM setup would be stuck on 2G CDMA speeds before offering eSIM support.
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Along with the beautiful soundtracks, the nine iOS games (20123 if you're on Android) add a sense of peace to a daily commute on the subway, even if it's sometimes frustrating to be stuck on one last unsolved riddle.
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There was a black Velcro strapless dress with beaded flowers that could be stuck on and ripped off at will (for many of the petites mains, it was the first time they had worked with synthetics, Mr. Roseberry said).
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Unfortunately, you'll likely be stuck on Nougat; LG is slow to update even its high-end phones, so it's unlikely the K30 will get Oreo (let alone P). Its camera is among the better options in the sub-$300 phone field.
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America's elections cop will be stuck on the sidelines for what could be months, unable to complete investigations, mete out punishments or even give candidates advice about what is and isn't legal, just as the 22019 election season gets underway.
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In a letter yesterday, the Department of Homeland Security said it would be suspending Global Entry (along with similar programs like NEXUS, SENTRI, and FAST), meaning any New Yorkers who haven't made it through Global Entry verification may be stuck on the waiting list indefinitely.
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Given the growing animosity between two campaigns and with primary season approaching, it's unlikely Warren's maneuver is going to satisfy the Buttigieg campaign, and she might just be stuck on a slippery slope where every time she a little bit, they push for her to give more.
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"They will have a wall within just feet of their back door and their back windows and much of their land will be stuck on the south side of the wall while they're living on the north side of the wall so they lose access to their land," he said.
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If you're someone who goes pale as soon as the first bumps of turbulence disturb a smooth flight, we have some unwelcome news for you: Climate change is expected to increase the odds you'll be stuck on a flight with turbulence, according to a new study in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences.
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I love me some Beyoncé, Rihanna, Taylor…I'm excited for John's new album, so hopefully I'll be stuck on that one…I have vowed to not listen to anything until the very, very end — which is now, he's at the very, very end…I am excited to hear it, especially the ones about our little girl!
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And then there's the outstretched arm — an unadorned contour drawing that contrasts so harshly with the blackish browns of the backdrop that it behaves like an independent element of the composition, conceptually detached from the saint's body and so isolated against the dark field that your eye would be stuck on it if not for the bright patch of ground on the painting's opposite side.
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Elsewhere, paired with upbeat guitars and drum machines on the girl-power anthem "There Will Be Tears," the singer happily belts out about being "the one that got away." Parents will likely tire of it quickly, but "Sparks Fly" will surely be stuck on repeat in minivans across the country.
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For example, the Yellow arrow scheme [see below] prints SMS tags on large adhesive yellow arrows, which can then be stuck on buildings etc. #A means of reading physical tags, or locating virtual tags. #A mobile device such as a mobile telephone, a PDA or a portable computer. #Additional software for the mobile device.
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This section is loosely and ineffectively strung with Razor Wire. Local residents frequently use this weak point to cross the runway when it is closed, only to be stuck on the northern side where the fence is mostly complete. Chinese interests are currently investigating the development potential of Bamyan Airport to further exploit their interest in the coal mines in Northern Bamyan.
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The single was released on 27 November. On 9 February 2010 it was announced that Scooter would perform the official song of the 2010 IIHF World Championship. This song would be "Stuck on Replay", and it would, in addition, be released as the 4th single from Under The Radar Over The Top. The Under The Radar Over The Top Tour was announced before the album was released.
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In four days the Bulgarians covered a distance three times longer than Theodore's army had travelled in a week. On 9 March, the two armies met near the village of Klokotnitsa. It is said that Ivan Asen II ordered the broken mutual protection treaty to be stuck on his spear and used as a flag. He was a good tactician and managed to surround the enemy, who were surprised to meet the Bulgarians so soon.
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Veeyen of Nowrunning.com rated the film two stars out of five, and said, "Very rarely does the film rise above the conventions of a horror film that seem to be stuck on its back like a duct tape. No amount of incredible performances or stunning cinematography by Thiru can save 'Geethanjali' from collapsing into another cluttered film that bites the dust". He also said the story is similar to that of Chaarulatha (2012). Sify.
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An underground-dweller named Chi-chan wanted to come to the human world in search for sweets. After he finished his objective and he wanted to come back to his home, he would be stuck on the hole where he came from. He would then be saved by a girl named Yuka Saeki, who dug the hole where Chi-chan was stuck back there, and would then take care of Chi-chan in her home.
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Speaking to TV Times, Merna added: "She feels ugly and thinks other people will think she's ugly too. She's always had this dream of meeting her Prince Charming, but she feels that's never going to happen now and she's going to be stuck on her own." Merna later said that Carmel can't see a future for herself so she goes up onto the hospital roof with a view of jumping off. The scenes aired on 15 June 2012.
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The cars dance their way into a back alley and into a factory, as Minnie warns not to enter. The cars then appear to be stuck on a conveyor belt moving toward a smasher. Mickey and Minnie eventually manage to pull a switch that shuts down the factory and transforms it into a moonlit night at the park. The cars reverse and turn around, moving into another room where Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto are finally having their picnic.
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This means reviewing the existing system and modifying it so that future changes can be implemented more easily. Another example of courage is knowing when to throw code away: courage to remove source code that is obsolete, no matter how much effort was used to create that source code. Also, courage means persistence: a programmer might be stuck on a complex problem for an entire day, then solve the problem quickly the next day, but only if they are persistent.
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The marbles are inserted at the top of the board, where they roll down until they hit a gate. If they hit the top of a gate they get stuck, if they hit the bottom 'feet' of the gate it is rotated and the marble that may be stuck on the gate will be released, potentially triggering a chain reaction. The players try to release as many marbles as possible during their move. It was recommended for 2–6 players.
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In January 1856, Samuel Burgess left Abbie, his wife, and her younger sisters to take care of the lighthouse while he went to obtain supplies in Rockland. The lighthouse cutter that was supposed to have supplied the family had not shown up for its September delivery, and food and oil for the light was running low. He feared that the family might be stuck on the Rock throughout the winter with no supplies. He charged Abbie with the care of both her family and the lighthouse.
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They can be glued together or sewn, however the centre disks always need to be stuck on with glue. A ribbon rosette is made up with card backing disks to attach the pleated ribbon onto thus make the tiers of the rosette. Star points, petals and loops can be added, then chosen fastener, then tails and then the centre disk. Rosettes can be used for awards for shows and events for all types: businesses, sports, hobbies and animals:- horses, dogs, cats, cattle, birds and ferrets, horticulture, business achievements, education as well as all disciplines of sports.
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Andretti would also have entries in the Pro Mazda Championship and the U.S. F2000 National Championship, the feeder series to IndyCar (the "Road to Indy"). The season started strong as Hinchcliffe won the season's first race, the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, his first IndyCar series victory. In the second race, the Grand Prix of Alabama, Hinchcliffe suffered a breakdown and would be stuck on the side for most of the race watching teammate Hunter-Reay go on to victory to make the team two for two. The streak broke in week three, with both Hinchcliffe and Hunter-Reay exiting the race early.
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Empty half-shell of a split bupropion XL 150mg manufactured by Anchen Pharmaceuticals that was soaked in water overnight and then shaken. Some time release formulations do not work properly if split, such as controlled-release tablet coatings, while other formulations such as micro- encapsulation still work if the microcapsules inside are swallowed whole. Among the health information technology (HIT) that pharmacists use are medication safety tools to help manage this problem. For example, the ISMP "do not crush" list can be entered into the system so that warning stickers can be printed at the point of dispensing, to be stuck on the pill bottle.
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Carpenter alleged he was forced into the wall by Zach Veach, but IndyCar officials took no action. The first caution of the day came only 6 laps into the race, when James Davison suffered a brake issue that caused the entire right front wheel assembly to catch fire and spray debris along the backstretch. Davison brought the flaming car to a halt just before pit entrance and exited the car safely. Davison later indicated that the brake master cylinder locked on the car, causing the brakes to be stuck on and generate large amounts of heat, ultimately leading to the magnesium wheels catching fire.
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The working bushfire 'stay or go' (evacuate or protect your home) policy was scrutinized and severely questioned. The policy was founded on the empirical claim, researched by Dr Katherine Haynes, that concluded that survival was more likely for people to be actively fighting the fire at home than passively shelter or evacuate to be stuck on the roads. The policy was defended by Esplin, who argued against the proposal of compulsory mass evacuation insisting that people intending to leave their homes should have been gone long before specific fires were imminent. He clarified that threat messages weren't a signal to evacuate but exclusive prompts to assist people who planned to defend their property.
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Traffic is mentioned to be stuck on the M6 and M40 when going to Old Trafford, but no mention is made of the much more congested M60 near the stadium itself - and an international friendly would never be played so close to the busy Christmas period, where it's not unknown for even Premier League teams to play four games in ten days (especially against a team who they had just played in a competitive game - England had played Turkey in a Euro 2004 qualifier in October 2003). Also at that time international fixtures weren't played on Friday nights nor indeed any top flight club games. While the programme made extensive use of various news channels, several had changed their branding and presentation before December 2003.
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Having said this and giving and taking nothing from these bright couples, the story moves towards a plan that Pooja decides to have for her man Tony, a dream getaway destination to Kashmir to spend more quality time with her man in order to move to the next level of their relationship, that is marriage (every woman's dream and a man's nightmare) They seem to be stuck on level one since past two years. But Tony seems to be in a party mode and extends the invitation to his friends and their wives Utterly to Pooja's dismay. The other two couples love the idea and decide to join Tony and Pooja. The fresh air and the picturistic view of Kashmir totally mesmerized the three couples and love seems to be on the menu for all of them.
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The band has often been described as a general rock band that arose with the rest of the wave of British rock bands, but have also been labeled as "melodic rock" and hard rock. Wood reflected on the labels given to the band over time in 2013, stating: > When we started the band...We’d play with like tech metal bands or pop punk > bands and be stuck on all of these different bills and we just never seemed > to find a group of bands that we sonically worked with...So, people were > always putting labels on us and we were kind of surprised by all of this, > because as far as we’re concerned, we’re just a rock band. We’re just a five > piece rock band. We write melodic rock songs, it’s not like we are re- > inventing the wheel.
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