It could all be wrapped up between about 11 p.m.
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That does not mean it should be wrapped in red tape.
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But hopefully this will be wrapped up sooner rather than later.
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Official tallies could be wrapped up between 73 and 11 p.m.
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Official tallies could be wrapped up between 10 and 11 p.m.
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The show is going to be wrapped up very, very beautifully.
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But for both features to be wrapped up in one cloud?
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Kinda weird for The Beatles to be wrapped up in this, huh?
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The whole thing should be wrapped up by 4:15pm Eastern time.
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"This can be wrapped up in four or five months," he predicted.
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Diamonds or twine, no matter what, I'll be wrapped around your finger.
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It seems to be wrapped up in to neat of a bow?
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It's not the only recent film to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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When he dies, he's going to be wrapped in an American flag.
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A second official expected the drill could be wrapped up this week.
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He said he thought an agreement could be wrapped up this week.
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The baby prince will be wrapped in the royal family's heirloom christening gown.
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The three main product lines will be wrapped into one reported revenue figure.
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And meanwhile, Flynn is now pleading for his case to be wrapped up.
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Both titles could be wrapped up in Austin, Texas, in two weeks' time.
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Cords were meant to be wrapped up like a burrito, according to JanSport.
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At one point, he predicted the probe would be wrapped up in August.
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The probe is expected to be wrapped up in coming months, they said.
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It should not be wrapped in dry gauze or a dry paper towel.
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What whole new trove of secrets might be wrapped up in that story?
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Changes to work visas could also be wrapped into a broader immigration bill.
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The measures may be wrapped into a larger package the panel is putting together.
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"I don't have to prepare to be wrapped around my daughter's finger," he added.
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Choose a book during the meal and it will be wrapped by the finish.
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The cube of sand would eventually be wrapped in plaster and sent for analysis.
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" Trump added that the process should be wrapped up in "two or three weeks.
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As part of the European Commission's antitrust review, to be wrapped up by Sept.
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Mental illness can't be wrapped with a pretty bow and tossed in the "done" pile.
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"The largest piece of the package is going to be wrapped around incentives," Mulvaney said.
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Many in Congress hope the negotiations on these issues can be wrapped up before Dec.
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Sources say the Unilever process could be wrapped up by the end of the year.
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Religion will be wrapped up in the Dakota Access Pipeline and in the Trump presidency.
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Look out for unnecessary "add-ons" that might be wrapped up in an auto loan.
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I don't have to prepare to be wrapped around my daughter's finger – it has happened.
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Just think, before long, you'll be wrapped up in a cozy sweater and slouchy jeans.
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"If she becomes a martyr, God willing, she will be wrapped with it," he said.
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They want a story to be wrapped up with a label and a pretty bow.
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The sections will be wrapped to contain debris, T&T Salvage said in a presentation.
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The island has been under construction since; it's slated to be wrapped by this summer.
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Author's Note: Unbaked frozen pretzels can be wrapped and stored for up to 2 months.
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The glass tower would be wrapped in latticed wood, which acts as a load-bearing brace.
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Sexiness is a tricky concept, because it tends to be wrapped up with the male gaze.
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By comparison, Iowa's 2020 counting—likely to be wrapped up in coming days—appears absolutely brisk.
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Flexible sheet cameras can be wrapped around objects, like a lamp post or around a car.
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Maybe a later episode of Sens, which will be wrapped up this year, answers this question.
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Ryan clarified the legislation will be wrapped up this year, though its implementation could take longer.
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This experimental new camera can be wrapped around objects to capture images in completely different ways.
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If that motion fails, the trial could be wrapped up by the end of the week.
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Whatever it is, it won't be wrapped in Christmas paper with a bow tied around it.
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If it can actually be wrapped up and then unveiled as a surprise then that's brilliant.
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PERINO: -- December to help the midterms rather than saying that it should be wrapped up by September.
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Democrats are complicating the effort by demanding that ObamaCare insurer payments be wrapped into the spending package.
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These transistors can be wrapped around pretty much anything, and also have uses outside of display technology.
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In the first instance, Mexican trade relations appear to be wrapped up with the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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And he would not say whether the inquiry would be wrapped up by the November presidential election.
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If anyone deserves to be wrapped in the flag of the nation he served, it is him.
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You said this morning, about your emails, that you expect the investigation to be wrapped up soon.
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One wonders when they will plot their escapes and who will be wrapped up in the wreckage.
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Some figures seem to be wrapped in a shroud, unable to escape the burden of their bodies.
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"Lower-level people are still terrified they'll be wrapped up in this," a former State official said.
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Just as coveted are avocados that can be wrapped with shiny bows and given as gifts, Alvarez said.
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If we had a functioning government, perhaps some of this could be wrapped into major corporate tax reform.
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And also now, Rudy Giuliani is saying that he believes it will be wrapped up on September 1?
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Furthermore, few experts think that a new trade deal can be wrapped up (and ratified) within two years.
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But when he does, "he'll be wrapped in bubble wrap," his mother, Ellie Hayes, said to the students.
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FDP leader Christian Lindner said the talks now had to be wrapped up by 1700 GMT on Sunday.
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Oral arguments are likely to begin in early fall and the case could be wrapped up before winter.
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"If it's made correctly it can't be torn, it can't be wrapped up into a ligature," he said.
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Or it may have no effect at all and be wrapped up by the middle of next week.
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Freeland said on Wednesday that there was still work to do before the talks could be wrapped up.
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William's hand should be wrapped more around her, and the typical placement of his fingers is not there.
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Much of that could be wrapped up into an infrastructure bill, putting Americans to work building renewable energy sources.
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There are several other bills being pushed through the House, which could be wrapped up in the larger package.
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To weigh the animals, they need to be wrapped so they won't fly away (a struggle with all animals).
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I can't wait to make Turkish sigara börek, with nettles where spinach would normally be, wrapped in filo pastry.
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He also insisted that the Brexit deal be wrapped up before the next EU legislative elections in May 2019.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who is pushing for a DACA fix to be wrapped into a "comprehensive" immigration reform bill.
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Traditional aerial silks must be wrapped around hands and legs for support, while the hammocks already had structural integrity.
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They may all say "luxury" on their labels and be wrapped with gold bows, but luxurious they were not.
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They're the ones who consume the most new music because they're too young to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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All this will be wrapped up in the free-to-play business model that powers most top-grossing games.
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The parliamentarian has said that the Senate process needs to be wrapped up by the end of the month.
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This thing -- despite Bolton's written confirmation of much of the case against Trump -- could be wrapped up this week.
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A second Democratic senator said the impeachment trial should be wrapped up before the Iowa caucuses, scheduled for Feb.
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At each place, he picked out presents to be wrapped and mailed directly to his list of nineteen friends.
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"I know what my Christmas presents are going to be wrapped in for the next five or six years!"
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For her safety and ours, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg should be wrapped in bubble wrap at all times.
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The other thigh is numb, and I pause to consider that it, too, happens to be wrapped in navy sequins.
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Additionally, there are several other bills being pushed through the House, which could be wrapped up in the larger package.
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When it's not in use, the camera could be wrapped up so that it lies flat against the watch's band.
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That process is scheduled to be wrapped up within eight weeks, putting the deadline in the final week of June.
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When the Khanh chairs are deflated, they must be wrapped in sheets to shield the sharp wrinkled edges from breakage.
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Speaking to reporters, he warned that the debate had to be "wrapped up" by Thursday, before next week's congressional recess.
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The search is set to be wrapped up in January, Australia's Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) said in a statement.
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Write-offs for rebuilding, for example, could be wrapped into the GOP push for full and immediate expensing for businesses.
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He decries politicians who blow hot and cold, yet insist the study must be wrapped up before an election in 2019.
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I expect to be wrapped in sound when I put on over-ear headphones, but the 85h leave me wanting more.
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"This needs to be wrapped up sooner rather than later and we wanted to help the president understand that," Bell said.
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Read more: Chris Carter on rebooting 'The X-Files' in a spoiler-obsessed culture Will the new mythology be wrapped up?
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The versatile Bed Buddy Hot/Cold Pack can be wrapped or draped around your body for targeted hot or cold therapy.
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The deal is due for completion by the end of first quarter 2017, and could even be wrapped up within weeks.
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But after the meeting, Schakowsky struck a more optimistic note, saying she believes a deal can be wrapped up this year.
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When the companies announced the deal in 2017, they said they expected it to be wrapped up by the end of March.
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Sudan&aposs government, stressing the reduction in fighting, has called for the Darfur peacekeeping mission, known as UNAMID, to be wrapped up.
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The flexible sheets can be wrapped or affixed to a soft, malleable surface, such as a stuffed animal or a foam tube.
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Pinault said the affair should be wrapped up this year but declined to comment on how big a potential settlement could be.
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Impeachment inquiry Remember when House Democrats said they hoped the impeachment process would be wrapped up by the end of the year?
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It wouldn't be sold on the street, though; these drugs would be wrapped up in small packages and delivered by the postman.
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Should a carve out of Sarpom fail, the asset would be wrapped back into the main deal, one of the sources said.
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But for others, it could all be wrapped up in how much influence our minds, expectations, and fears have on our eating.
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Drug price legislation could be wrapped into the Obamacare debate if it saves money and helps pay for the replacement, he said.
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While the hoop looks like it has a variety of uses, the band seems to always be wrapped around the user's leg.
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The prosthetic is slightly elastic and sticky and needed to be wrapped carefully around my finger to prevent it from falling off.
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If you're currently sitting in your living room staring at an Everest-sized mountain of gifts that need to be wrapped, don't panic.
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MACCALLUM: You got some heat when you went on some of the Sunday shows for saying that this needs to be wrapped up.
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I don&apost know if -- when Rudy Giuliani said this weekend that Mueller told me it will be wrapped up by September 1st.
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And now it wants to ensure that it will be wrapped in the Constitution if the government ever tries to change this situation.
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The companies did not reveal financial terms for the deal, but said the process is expected to be wrapped up in six months.
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"HENRY V" HAS for centuries been a patriotic comfort blanket, something to be wrapped around Britain's shoulders in periods of anxiety and doubt.
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Mr Mueller, for his part, has not said when his work will be wrapped up, nor whether he will press any criminal charges.
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The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program needs to be extended, but that renewal is likely to be wrapped into the continuing resolution.
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Some of it has edged toward anger, at the thought that these stories might never be wrapped up in a more conventional fashion.
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Joe Lauzon (24-12-0) The early prelims will be wrapped up by a lightweight bout that promises to paint the canvas red.
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But as Berto learned on Saturday, when both fighters were left bleeding after repeated head butts, Porter refuses to be wrapped up now.
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Bottom line Twenty-four hours ago, the impeachment trial was on track to be wrapped up by Friday or Saturday of this week.
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Pennsylvania farmer Bill Boyd said he supported Trump's trade war originally, when he thought it would be wrapped up in a few months.
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I say this because sources have indicated that the deal, which I first told you about last spring, should be wrapped up this month.
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The company does not have a timeline on when its current investigation of the faulty toothbrush might be wrapped up, Water Pik said. [Waterpik]
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For a book design that called for its cover to be wrapped in wine-colored cloth, townspeople contributed wine-colored tablecloths, shirts, and dresses.
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This year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show may be wrapped, but Bella Hadid isn't quite done showing off her toned figure — even after Thanksgiving dinner.
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They said investigations into another 36 suspects in the diesel emissions scandal were ongoing and it was unclear when they would be wrapped up.
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In Brussels, officials say the two-year timetable means that an initial Article 50 deal must be wrapped up by the summer of 2018.
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To overcome that image problem, the latest additions to Walmart's brand stable will be wrapped in a new banner, that of its subsidiary, Jet.com.
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It'll be wrapped into a rebuilt version of the ESPN app, and host streams from the MLB, NHL, MLS, and various college sports networks.
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The interior walls would be wrapped by a seamless, 1,440-foot-long video screen, providing a background of shifting landscapes, time and weather conditions.
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By that we mean the intangible, things that can't be wrapped: a set of classes, a concert, or a unique experience of some kind.
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Those big-ticket items mean that other priorities are being pushed aside in the hope that they could be wrapped into a funding deal.
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Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi said on Wednesday that he was confident consultations with indigenous groups would be wrapped up within the 90 days.
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Some Republicans have suggested that a trial could be wrapped up in as quickly as two weeks this time around, the Washington Post reports.
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The message they hear day after day at school is that girls are like candy — they need to be wrapped to protect their sweetness.
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The nasal swab will be wrapped in three plastic bags and refrigerated to keep it safe when it's transported to the lab, Goode said.
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For example, the hijab can be wrapped asymmetrically to create an effect that's similar to that of bangs being swept to one side, she said.
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The way to prevent America from being ripped apart, he said, was a renewed investigation by the FBI, to be wrapped up in a week.
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When it rains, the factory's roof leaks, according to several employees: The floor becomes slippery and wet, and robots have to be wrapped in plastic.
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The perspective from the CNN contributor comes as Trump's impeachment trial looks set to be wrapped up as soon as Friday night or Saturday morning.
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They said that investigations into another 36 suspects in the diesel emissions scandal were ongoing and it was unclear when they would be wrapped up.
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"If anyone deserves to be wrapped in the flag of the nation he served, it is him," Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said in a statement.
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Kate's issues certainly seem, in part, to be wrapped up in Jack's death — and this heartbreaking theory might clear up some of our bigger questions.
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Email archiving systems provide searchable access to historical records, limiting e-discovery costs and avoiding potential fines should a company be wrapped up in litigation.
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The bank also has plans to securitise 2 billion euros of non-performing mortgage loans, which it expects will be wrapped up by mid 2019.
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"It should be wrapped up before the end of April, valuation and all," Energy Minister Ignasius Jonan told reporters, referring to directions from President Widodo.
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Earlier, Hollande had said that commercial talks would have to be wrapped up to close the deal first announced when Modi visited France last spring.
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The legal dispute is still murky, and seems to be wrapped up in a deeply personal separation that McClain didn't want disclosed to the media.
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On the other hand, the nomination will not be wrapped up, which means that forging a unity slate would still turn heads around the country.
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If the current schedule holds, Kian's case could be wrapped up by the end of the summer, clearing the way for Flynn to be sentenced.
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Today is the day when they'll decide whether they want witnesses in the trial, or if this whole thing will be wrapped up by Monday.
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She'd like to expand into dairy, which comes with its own challenges, namely that cheese needs to be wrapped in something immediately after it's made.
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Although independent, the huge Government Pension Investment Fund has plans to invest in global infrastructure and could also be wrapped into any figure Mr Abe presents.
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Tuesday's series finale of Pretty Little Liars provided much-needed closure for fans eager to learn exactly how the mysteries of Rosewood would be wrapped up.
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Non-binding offers are expected before the end of March while the deal should be wrapped up before the end of June, the first source said.
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The EU argues that overcapacity in the steel and aluminum sectors does not originate there so they shouldn't be wrapped up in Trump's proposed tariffs plan.
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The triggering of Article 50 now requires that the Brexit negotiations be wrapped up by March 2019 or within two years of its having been triggered.
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Schools have been shut until Monday, and the postal department is requiring that items sent by mail be wrapped in front of workers at post offices.
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Bloomberg Politics said Trump's Florida team disagrees about spending $40,000 on campaign advertising that would be wrapped around an RV for a women's bus tour there.
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Traders were waiting for the U.S. corn and soybean harvests to be wrapped up to gain a clearer picture of yields after weather delays this year.
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The refinancing is expected to be wrapped up by the summer with a listing of Italgas likely towards the end of the year, the sources said.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said separately the South Africa desk was winding down trading positions, which are expected to be wrapped up by mid July.
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Tim Ryan told CNN he wants the ethics investigation to be wrapped up this week, and that he thinks Conyers should resign if the allegations are true.
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In most cases, there will be expenses that will need to be wrapped up or perhaps a portion of the loan that will need to be repaid.
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They compared your comments to Richard Nixon talking about Watergate and saying that all the documents had been given and that it needs to be wrapped up.
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Dr. Williams says that the twist should be wrapped from scalp to end, but don't wrap the end itself — you want it to be loose and wavy.
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The couple met at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting, and both of them always seem to be wrapped up in storylines that are related solely to their weight.
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Senate GOP leaders acknowledged for the first time Tuesday that the Zika funding will likely be wrapped into the stopgap spending bill, known as the continuing resolution.
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The Queen was lucky to be wrapped up in the magenta coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat by Rachel Trevor Morgan on the chilly winter's day.
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You'll be able to play local multiplayer without the account, of course, but it's unknown right now what other capabilities might be wrapped into the paid service.
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Negotiations between the U.K. and the European Union on a Brexit withdrawal treaty are not expected to be wrapped up by the quarterly EU summit on Oct.
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A former Goldman exec who thinks just about every meeting can be wrapped up in 15 minutes explains why he purposely puts longer meetings in his schedule
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It was under the bed, where the pornography should be, wrapped in a T-shirt, and it was in my lap before I realized what it was.
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Now, American and coalition officials said, the military offensive that was planned to be wrapped up by December looks like it will drag into early next year.
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Maybe Barrett doesn't owe us any revelations beyond this one: Don't trust a cancer novel that can be wrapped up neatly with butterfly stickers and inspirational quotes.
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Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, a close personal friend of Schembri, told reporters he hoped the murder investigation would be wrapped up within "the next few hours".
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"I have no idea," Pelosi told "Face the Nation" host Margaret Brennan when asked whether the investigation would be wrapped up by the end of this year.
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He also said he expected that litigation involving the Clean Power Plan to be wrapped up in time for the United States to comply with the climate agreement.
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Saturday Night Live may be wrapped for the season, but new footage will help ease the wait for season 42 – not to mention the next Star Wars film.
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Negotiations on the health bill were supposed to be wrapped up by mid-spring, the budget passed by June, and tax reform done by the end of summer.
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Instead, one iPhone model will be wrapped entirely in glass, à la the Samsung Galaxy S7, in a move to make it more "distinctive," Catcher Technology's CEO said.
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Democrats' demand that ObamaCare subsidies be wrapped into a must-pass spending package is complicating GOP efforts to prevent a government shutdown at the end of next week.
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And when you're not out taking pictures with your watch, the camera could simply be wrapped up against your wrist along with the rest of the watch band.
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"We don't want this show limping to an ending; we want it to go out with style and class and the way it deserves to be wrapped up."
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FlexEnable was also showing off thin flexible fingerprint sensors, suggesting they could be wrapped around a door handle to add security without it being inconvenient to the user.
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" Grassley, a Republican from Iowa, said he agreed Mueller's investigation "should be wrapped up soon," but he added that "nobody is going to tell Mueller what to do.
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Instead, what I desire in winter is to be wrapped in a warm and huggable layer of flesh, like a human mochi ball or an especially plump dumpling.
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If a customer realizes a few months in that additional fertility services are needed, the cost can just be wrapped right into the monthly plan on the fly.
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This vote isn't the final verdict, however: the entire membership of the NAS still needs to weigh in — a process that's expected to be wrapped up by mid-June.
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After six beautiful seasons, The Americans comes to a close tonight, and in anticipation, let's take a look at all the loose ends that need to be wrapped up.
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Although many in the Democratic caucus once said they believed impeachment would be wrapped up by the end of the year, it's not clear if that timeline is achievable.
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If one brought a camán to a faction fight, the paddle portion on the bottom might be wrapped with wire in order to increase the devastation from a blow.
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In an interview with Reuters this week, Guajardo said he saw a 60 percent probability that the talks would be wrapped up by a soft deadline for year-end.
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"Italy will be wrapped in a long drawn-out period of wrangling that will feature intense anti-establishment and euroskeptic tones," political analyst Wolfango Piccoli told the Associated Press.
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If that vote is successful, leadership thinks the bill could be wrapped up as late as Wednesday by allowing opponents the opportunity to have amendments considered to the measure.
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At 1005 GMT, the stock was up 0.9 percent at 54.02 euros, Daimler said the deal was expected to be wrapped up in the last three months of 2016.
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When the Mosul offensive began in earnest, in mid-October, some American officials quietly expressed hope that it might be wrapped up by the end of President Obama's term.
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Mr. Mnuchin declined to predict whether the negotiations would be wrapped up by the end of June but said he believes that both countries want to reach a deal.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's Queensland state said on Friday that the process to obtain final approvals for Adani Enterprise's controversial Carmichael coal mine must be wrapped up by mid-June.
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Despite widespread hope that it will be wrapped up by midterm elections, the Russia investigation will heat up even more, and so will the battle between Trump and Mueller.
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But their decision to cut off the investigation here is largely being governed by an artificial timeline based on the assumption that impeachment "has to" be wrapped up quickly.
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In February its chief financial officer raised hopes that it may be wrapped up by the middle of the year, while noting that legal costs could rise for a while.
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An important project is ready to be wrapped up on November 12: A productive full moon in Taurus arrives, plus Mars connects with lucky Jupiter (currently in your sign, Sagittarius).
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Your fragile items, such as photo frames or smaller pieces of furniture, can be wrapped in old sheets, blankets, or newspaper to cut down on space and environmentally unfriendly waste.
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Delevoye said the whole list would be wrapped up in the next 48 hours, and that some new names might be revealed before the second round of the presidential election.
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As compelling as Honda's EV and AI technology may be when it finally rolls out, it needs to be wrapped in a package as cool as the Sports EV Concept.
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The integration of Notenstein La Roche is progressing as planned and should be wrapped up by the end of September, the CEO said, following the transaction's completion earlier this month.
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The memo's disclosure comes as Trump's lead counsel, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, has stated publicly that Mueller's probe into obstruction charges could be wrapped up by September.
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Where Mr. Bloomberg closed schools that had performed poorly, opening hundreds of new, smaller schools in their place, Mr. de Blasio said that troubled schools would be wrapped in supports.
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Even with the extra layer of plot, I enjoyed the episode, but I do wonder how many of these threads will be wrapped up by the end of the season.
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His only concerns he said, were that the investigation be wrapped up quickly and that it take direction from the Senate Republicans who will determine whether Judge Kavanaugh is confirmed.
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The inquiry will be wrapped up by October 2019, after which tariffs or other measures will be imposed should the authorities conclude that the companies engaged in dumping, Nikkei said.
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For evening, pleated spaghetti-strap frocks came layered under knit bralets with sashes that could be wrapped and tied around the waist, though they were left dangling on the runway.
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New leveraged buyout financings can be wrapped up in a couple of weeks, dividend recapitalisations can be placed in a week, and repricings and refinancings sold in a matter of days.
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A representative of the country's international lenders said on Saturday that the review could be wrapped up within a reasonable time frame as long as Greece stuck to its reform programme.
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Some protest leaders said they would ignore the restrictions and march as close as possible to the arena, which will be wrapped in a security perimeter set by the Secret Service.
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A representative of the country's international lenders said on Saturday that the review could be wrapped up within a reasonable time frame as long as Greece stuck to its reform program.
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But he said Mr. Trump had not helped his administration's efforts by suggesting that a national security matter like Huawei could be wrapped into some type of trade pact with China.
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Growing up, the name Jesus was something I heard when the car stalled or when my dad's leg had to be wrapped in a big white brace because of gout pains.
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One aspect being watched closely by some of the President's allies: whether the trial will be wrapped by the time Trump delivers his State of the Union address in early February.
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Mexico's economy minister told Reuters on Tuesday that he saw a 60 percent probability that talks will be wrapped up by a soft end-of-year deadline, but that nothing was certain.
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"The rules for this record title state that to count as a genuine hug, both arms have to be wrapped around the other person in a close embrace," the official statement adds.
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The twist mount is the most fun/interesting of the bunch, a flexible, rubberized skin that can be wrapped around objects like pipes or tree branches or anything long and skinny, really.
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"I want these self-care elements to come together to serve as love and light for so many people out there who need to be wrapped up and held tight," she says.
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Since the flowers we buy in New York will be wrapped in paper no matter, Hewson thought: why not create an eye-catching design that would educate consumers "in a delicate way"?
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Under the hood of the offering is what the startup describes as a "point-of-sale finance and management solution" that can be wrapped around any property that meets Dot's lending criteria.
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However, she said she's just too busy with her Illuminati brunches with Beyoncé and trying to have a baby with her wife Portia de Rossi to be wrapped up in such things.
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It will be hard to agree on a legally watertight, time-limited transition, not least because few experts think a new trade deal can be wrapped up (and ratified) within two years.
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The solution most of the companies are talking about these days are "lock-to" mechanisms, which can take the form of retractable cables that can be wrapped around parking signs or streetlights.
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Sinclair Lewis never actually made the famous claim that "when fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross," but religion is inextricable from his dystopia.
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Ms. Weldon brings it to lectures, she said, so that audience members can pay their respects to a noble predator probably killed so that a human could be wrapped in its pelt.
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By flexing the sheet it's possible to dramatically widen its field of view, capturing larger swathes of reality as an image, whilst also allowing the device to be wrapped around an object.
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Nadler, who is already leading a sprawling investigation examining allegations of obstruction of justice, public corruption and other abuses of power, said the Doral probe would be wrapped into the broader one.
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The Perelman Center is to be wrapped in thin sheets of translucent white marble encased in glass, giving it a solemn look in daylight but an amber glow from within at night.
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Yet despite how much of the budget was spent on CGI dragons and piles of dead bodies, there are still some major plotlines that need to be wrapped up in the finale.
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The scarcity of Singaporean food here is distressing for a people who not only pride themselves on their cuisine but whose national identity can be said to be wrapped up in it.
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He said the seven trucks, together with a site management system, truck services and support, workshop set-up and insurance would be wrapped together to make Volvo's first commercial autonomous transport package.
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Given the difficulties in addressing either issue, and given that both must be done by the end of September, it's more than likely that the two will be wrapped into one bill.
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By now, your procrastination has gotten the best of you and many of the holiday gifts you were eyeing won't be delivered in time to be wrapped and placed under the tree.
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The table salad of greenery to be wrapped around grilled shrimp offers no herbs other than mint and basil, and you'll run out of lettuce before the fourth shrimp has been dressed.
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A private, family-related situation is ready to be wrapped up now that Mars is moving forward in Scorpio, and your psychic abilities will be boosted thanks to Mercury in Water sign Cancer.
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Yet Democrats involved in the investigation say that the initial hope among some in their party that the matter could be wrapped up before the end of the fall now seems overly ambitious.
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"The government's position is that the whole procedure must be wrapped up the soonest possible because neither Greece nor Europe have time to lose," Olga Gerovasili told a regular weekly briefing of reporters.
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It is unlikely that the bailout review will be wrapped up before May 22, when euro zone finance ministers are set to meet in Brussels to discuss the Greek issue, the spokesman said.
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A spokesman for Germany's finance ministry said on Monday the review was still expected to be wrapped up in late April or early May but a debt haircut was not up for discussion.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Wednesday expressed optimism that talks to modify NAFTA could be wrapped up quickly, but a top Canadian official was more downbeat, saying much work remained.
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Another GOP senator who attended the meeting said Lighthizer expressed confidence that a deal with Mexico could be wrapped up during the government transition period after that country's national election on July 1.
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Home-renovation loans can be wrapped into your mortgage loan and cover the cost of repairs on a property, such as upgrades to heating and cooling and even a new bathroom or kitchen.
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The hearings are expected to be wrapped up in the next two weeks, said Fernandes, and a ruling that the Indian gay community has been waiting for seems to be in the offing.
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Instead, it seems he'll have to stick to the same old high-stakes reality in which he's still a conny weirdo and she'll never be wrapped up in his beefy arm-slabs again.
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Vale also said an investigation into the causes of the disaster being conducted by law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP is expected to be wrapped up by the end of September.
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The hope at the White House now is that the deal will be reached by Sunday; originally, the hope was that talks could be wrapped up by Friday or Saturday at the latest.
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One loose end that observers thought would be wrapped up before the new year was the sentencing of Trump's former national security advisor, Michael Flynn, who has pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators.
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Of course, working so few hours isn't possible in the current system, for income reasons, but also because of how our identity, status, and well-being tends to be wrapped up in our careers.
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The Hill fire, which has spread across 4,500 acres, is 80 percent contained and will be "wrapped up shortly," allowing more resources for the Woolsey fire, spanning 91,000 acres and only 20 percent contained.
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Such heterodox thinking can be wrapped in a bit of disingenuous cluelessness: "I'm not sure how things work here, but I was thinking…" People working in a language not their own report other perks.
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A looming Brexit may even speed up ratification of the Paris deal to keep warming to less than 2°C above pre-industrial temperatures; optimists hope proceedings can be wrapped up early next year.
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An early quest about helping a friend that should take place, narratively speaking, over several hours, parallel to other tasks, can be wrapped in a quick 20 minutes without ever leaving a single port.
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"It's self-explanatory that we need to draw a conclusion at some point," Hartmann told the Morgan Stanley European TMT Conference in Barcelona, when asked whether the process would be wrapped up this year.
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After being extracted from one box or the other, the cables show, Nashiri would sometimes be led in his shackles to the plywood wall, where a rolled towel would be wrapped around his neck.
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Only success in a first phase, which Barnier hopes can be wrapped up by late this year, could establish mutual trust to open the second phase of talks on trade, he repeated on Monday.
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However, given all the other storylines that need to be wrapped up, most likely we won't see the White Walkers invade until halfway through the season or possibly not till the last two episodes.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump thinks his involvement in the special counsel investigation "will be wrapped up pretty soon," according to Chris Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax and a longtime friend of the President.
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Yes, some critics may be wrapped up in debate or comparison, but the ultimate appeal of the inevitable slew of year-end lists is to explain, share, and reflect on a deeply personal experience.
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Another official familiar with internal deliberations said Mr. Trump is unlikely to sign any detention order for several weeks because the changes may be wrapped into a broader counterterrorism policy review that is underway.
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Those hearings would be unlikely to be wrapped up before the election, meaning voters would go to the polls aware that the attorney-general believes there is sufficient evidence to convict Netanyahu of criminal activity.
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The Authority, which said it had carried out inspections at some of the Amazon companies involved together with the tax police's Antitrust unit, said the probe would be wrapped up by April 15 next year.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Wednesday expressed optimism that talks to modify the $1.2 trillion trade agreement could be wrapped up quickly, but a top Canadian official was more downbeat, saying much work remained.
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Facebook is bidding against Amazon and Verizon (and perhaps others) for the games, and some people involved in that process thought it might be wrapped up before the NFL owners' meetings that started this week.
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A complete assessment of folding Open Fiber into Telecom Italia would be wrapped up next month and would be examined by two company board meetings scheduled on June 27 and August 1, the CEO said.
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Asked when the ECB would close the program completely, 31 of 1.43 economists said by the end of next year, including six who said it could be wrapped up in the first half of 2018.
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They tend, consequently, to be wrapped up warmly whatever the temperature, on the grounds that while being overdressed for the heat is uncomfortable, it is not life-threatening (in England), as the cold can be.
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Abby's face would soon be largely covered up, and would remain that way for the next week: plaster would be put over her nose, and her forehead and jaw would be wrapped in compression bandages.
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It did not disclose the price for the 282 megawatt wind power portfolio, but in a joint statement with Veronagest it said the deal is expected to be wrapped up by the end of June.
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After eight months of failed attempts to pass a bill, multiple lawmakers say they now expect the Zika fight to be wrapped into the short-term spending bill that Congress must pass by Sept. 28500.
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Voters are set to head to the polls on Sunday in the first round of a two part election, and campaigning by the 11 candidates in the running was due to be wrapped up on Friday.
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The AP reports that FirstEnergy Stadium may not be wrapped in the exact same material as Grenfell Tower: A spokesman for the mayor of Cleveland would not say if the stadium was built with the cladding.
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When I step out of the shower, naked, glistening, and vulnerable, I want my entire body to be wrapped in a fluffy, soft embrace—and as a not-petite woman, I need a not-petite towel.
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A few weeks before that, the company adjusted its model to work more like a monthly subscription than a loan, allowing additional costs (like genetic testing and travel) to be wrapped in should the need arise.
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You know that terrifying moment when you hear your voice crack, and it's crystal clear that, no matter how hard you fight it, the next syllable out of your mouth will be wrapped in a sob?
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What separates a visiting cake from all other cakes is its sturdiness — it's built to be wrapped, packed and bundled, to travel and to retain its goodness for at least the span of a long weekend.
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Behind this is a shared assumption among much of the Democratic caucus that it is very important that impeachment be wrapped up early in 20203, rather than continuing late into the year, closer to the election.
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"When I speak to the President about this, he thinks there's nothing to it, that it -- that this investigation, in terms of his involvement, will be wrapped up pretty soon," Ruddy told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Tuesday.
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Trial responsibilities may prevent him from attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and aides hope the whole thing will be wrapped by early February so it doesn't overshadow his State of the Union address. 2.
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The Pentagon has indicated that January is the earliest the investigation could be wrapped up as it looks into questions about whether the soldiers' commando unit was carrying out its assigned mission when extremists launched their attack.
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The White House is severely limiting the renewed FBI background check into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, according to multiple reports, some even indicating the probe, which began Friday, could be wrapped up as soon as Monday.
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While the statement signaled optimism that the Mueller probe would be completed by the end of this year, no timetable has been given for when it will be wrapped up and it could very well stretch into 2019.
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But since, so far, they've only glossed over what was supposed to happen in 2012 — and with talk already heating up about the series continuing beyond these six — will this mythology actually be wrapped up by the finale?
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One idea for dealing with the debt ceiling was to tie it to the budget resolution, which would mean healthcare, the budget and the debt issue would all need to be wrapped up in the coming eight weeks.
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World Negotiations on forming a coalition government between the far-right League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement are going well and a deal could be wrapped up soon, the two parties said in a joint statement.
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But for horror writer Joe Hill—the son of author Stephen King—the victim's identity may be wrapped up in his favorite film, which also happened to be filming on Cape Cod that same summer—Steven Spielberg's Jaws.
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It wasn't immediately clear how long Collins-Smith had been dead when her body was found, but she was said to be wrapped in some sort of blanket and her body had begun to decompose, Ark Times reported.
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Throughout last year, Mr. Cobb kept Mr. Trump from publicly airing grievances against Mr. Mueller in part by telling him that the investigation would be wrapped up by December, or soon after — an assessment that proved too optimistic.
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All of the food should be wrapped up or put in airtight containers and stashed in the fridge within two hours of serving to keep food fresh and free from bacteria, says the United States Department of Agriculture.
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The financing scheme was expected to be wrapped up by the end of July at the latest, the sources said, with the two telephone groups expected to sign off on a merger of their towers early in August.
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Negotiations on the divorce deal resumed after the summer break on Tuesday, but even the bloc's Brexit negotiator signalled growing expectations that were increasingly unlikely to be wrapped up in time for a regular EU summit in October.
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If you've ever gotten so into a movie or TV show and its characters that you turned to Reddit theories because you couldn't get enough, you definitely get what it's like to be wrapped up in a fictional world.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - An international review by creditors of Greece's reform program is advancing and it could be wrapped up by May 1, the head of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) rescue fund told the Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung.
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Rio Tinto said Yancoal offered a faster and more certain timetable, with the deal likely to be wrapped up during the third quarter of 2017, compared with the first half of 2018 at the earliest for the Glencore deal.
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"In the U.S. so many of our customers come to us via the drive through or get their food to go, so it needs to be wrapped to stay warm," Taco Bell's general manager for Europe, Jorge Torres explains.
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In addition to 150 roast turkeys, half of which will be wrapped up and raffled away, Mr. Huezo and his kitchen cooked 15 hams and all the fixings, including mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, stuffing and a dessert buffet.
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"I would have a hard time, especially considering what's happening in Washington, believing that this will be wrapped up in a little bow by March," said Charles Freeman, senior vice president for Asia at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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ROME (Reuters) - Negotiations on forming a coalition government between the far-right League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement are going well and a deal could be wrapped up soon, the two parties said in a joint statement on Thursday.
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Mrs May would like a trade agreement with the EU to be wrapped up within two years, meaning that there is no need for a formal transition arrangement; she suggests a phasing-in period, whose length could vary by sector.
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"I was assuming that when we did it, we would have maybe a pole behind Uma that the chain would be wrapped around so it wouldn't be seen by the camera, at least for the wide shot," the director told Deadline.
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Designed for either the iPhone 6/6s or the Samsung Galaxy S7, the Pocket-VR won't actually work with other smartphones since it requires them to be wrapped in an included case for the viewer to properly and securely assemble.
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As Rapoport said on NFL Network, "This is something that is not quite done yet"—because of the outstanding B sample—"so the expectation is it won't be wrapped up before Sunday," meaning Vaccaro will likely play against the Denver Broncos.
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A juicy storyline like Lady Mary being blackmailed will be wrapped up by the end of an episode, while tedious conversations about whether or not the village hospital should be absorbed by the bigger one in York drag on across several.
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It is no longer feasible to rely on the party's lopsided strength in big cities, and initiatives like Fight for $15 have to be wrapped in a larger, coordinated program to make inroads in rural areas and win back state legislatures.
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"If the superseding indictment in this case could be wrapped up in one word, that word would be 'traitor,'" Cynthia Ridgeway, an assistant United States attorney, told a federal court in Indiana last year, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal.
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Yet it suggests that what once appeared to be an operation to shrink the amount of bonds the Fed owns that would have run well into the next decade could be wrapped up next year, or early 21 at the latest.
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Pros: Powerful suction, ball head allows for easy maneuverability, asthma- and allergy-friendly, tangle-free turbine tool catches pet hair without binding upCons: Power cord must be wrapped and does not retract into the vacuum, difficult to maneuver on stairs
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But some Democrats argue those fixes should be wrapped into a plan to phase out fossil fuels entirely and massively scale up capacity for renewable energy generation in an effort to address global warming and lingering joblessness in one fell swoop.
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Here's how it works: Wrapify has a two-sided marketplace that lets drivers signup, decide the extent that their car will be wrapped (partial, full, etc.), and even choose which marketer they want to work with to wrap their car.
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One veteran Iowa Democratic operative predicted the staff primary would be wrapped up within the next 30 to 40 days, with most of the state's top political talent spoken for by then - especially those who have previously navigated a caucus.
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The show's inept spin on the Dorne subplot turned up in the season six premiere, mostly so it could be wrapped up, and Benioff and Weiss are either writing out or bringing together as many characters as they possibly can.
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It is aesthetically and even spiritually appealing Wood is often left exposed in mass timber buildings — it doesn't need to be wrapped or bolstered to meet code — and there is nothing quite so beautiful as large expanses of exposed wood.
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Ideal for the solo traveler or selfie zealot, the ARMOR-X Mini Flexible Phone Tripod can be wrapped around branches, posts, or railings, or set up on any surface — even bumpy, uneven ones — on your quest for the perfect angle.
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" Much of Pompeo's ire seemed to be wrapped up in Obama's approach to Iran, specifically his focus on the Iran nuclear deal — at one point, he described the Obama administration's decision to negotiate with the Islamic Republic as "willful blindness.
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Ms. Morrison noted, for example, that in Vermont, the cans of SpaghettiOs will have to be wrapped in one label stating that the product contains ingredients from genetically engineered sources because they fall under the jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration.
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For instance, the thin flexible sheet camera could be wrapped around a lamp post to record 360-degree videos, around the outside of a car to help drivers see blind spots, or even used as a regular camera that fits into a wallet.
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ATHENS, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Negotiations between Greece and shareholders of the country's biggest airport to extend a concession deal by 20 years are expected to be wrapped in November, an official at the country's privatisations agency said on Friday, declining to be named.
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It is currently also in the market with a land transport portfolio, which has attracted interest from lenders such as German public-sector bank Helaba, and that sales process is expected to be wrapped up shortly, sources familiar with the matter said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday said he felt positive about talks to update the NAFTA trade pact, which U.S. officials say need to be wrapped up very quickly for the current Congress to vote on a final text.
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"Now, we actually mandate that our producers have to be wrapped up and done and we're getting to the site 10 minutes before kickoff, because we want to be in the tunnel even as the players are just filtering in," Rosenfeld said.
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Nutanix software will enable applications to be wrapped in digital containers -- many of which can run on a single physical server, similar to virtual machines -- and deployed on Nutanix hardware or the Google cloud using Kubernetes, an open-source tool created by Google.
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His gambit follows reports by CNN that his lawyers have told him they believe the Mueller probe will be wrapped up soon and that he will be exonerated, despite the lack of outside signs that the special counsel is anywhere near that point.
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MUMBAI, April 4 (Reuters) - The world's richest cricket board was set to pocket nearly double of what it gained from the previous cycle of media rights after bidding for the next five years of Indian cricket could not be wrapped on Wednesday.
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The deal, which is expected to be wrapped up by the end of June, will allow Edison to book about 70 million euros of additional core earnings per year with an increase in net financial debt of 431 million euros, it said.
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"This lurch to the left and full throttled assault on the free enterprise system will be wrapped around the neck of the eventual Democratic nominee by the G.O.P.," said Scott W. Reed, the chief political strategist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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But Deirdre O'Brien, Apple's new director of retail (who took over the company's retail fleet after Angela Ahrendts left the company in April) said at Apple's annual keynote event Tuesday that the store's iconic glass cube will be wrapped in a multicolor film.
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The show may be wrapped in superheroics and action, but it's really about a group of people who have to work through their painful pasts and realize that forgiving one another is far tougher than the bigger task (saving the world, I guess) at hand.
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Facebook and Instagram now offer more videos of Oreos being shamelessly appropriated into every kind of fare imaginable (have you heard of Oreo rice?) and so much shit wrapped in bacon that the only thing yet to be wrapped in bacon is, well, more bacon.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy minister sees a 60 percent probability that talks starting next week to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement will be wrapped up by a soft deadline for the end of the year, he said in an interview on Tuesday.
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He told reporters he thinks it will be wrapped up by the end of July since one of the major issues that's caused conference to drag on in the past -- what the topline dollar amount will be -- was settled with the two-year budget agreement.
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The iceberg would likely be around a kilometer (0.6 mile) in length and would need to be wrapped in a fabric to limit the amount of melting that would take place on the three-month journey that a trip to Cape Town would require.
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Given the structure of the story and the multiple perspectives it indulges, the timeline of events is difficult to follow, though it barely matters, since you know the final reel will be wrapped up in a nice little bow to clear up any confusion.
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The probe by federal prosecutor John Durham is now said to be wrapped up as soon as springtime and Justice Department officials in recent days indicated that Durham will dig deeper and cut harder on questions that Michael Horowitz, the department's independent watchdog, already asked.
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But the deal under discussion, which could be wrapped up by late March, appears likely to fall short of the high expectations the Trump administration initially set and the significant changes critics say are needed to counter years of unfair economic behavior by China.
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After they were all done, the studio audience would vote with applause on whose sob story was most heart-wrenching, and the winner would be wrapped in velvet robes, crowned, seated on a throne, given four dozen roses, and showered with gifts, inevitably breaking into tears.
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Musk and SpaceX have shared a number of photos of the car being prepared to fit where the company's Dragon spacecraft and customer satellites usually go, but it was unclear until this point whether the car would be wrapped or covered in any other protective material.
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For the content to be eventized, cinematic experiences need to be wrapped in skinny bundles (ones that share a common thesis or owner) and premiered on mobile in pre-selected release dates/times for an exclusive CableVOD rental rate (the premiere window) with an enforceable viewing constraint.
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Giuliani said the impression he got was that Mueller was saying if the President did do an interview, then the investigation into Trump's actions, including any potential obstruction of justice or possible collusion with Russia's interference in the 2016 election, could be wrapped up by that date.
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So if you consider rapacious appetite for ad padding 'a problem', then Articoolo is offering 'a solution' of sorts — albeit probably just another gap filler, treading water until digital marketing missives can be wrapped unmissably across people's eyeballs via some kind of vision-disrupting augmented reality.
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It wasn't the arcade-length experience of its Sega counterpart, which could be wrapped up in under an hour—in that, you "saved" your progress by being able to skip stages, using a cheat code, to pick up where you left off should dinner be called.
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The memory foam pillow can be wrapped around your neck like a traditional travel pillow, can get folded over for power naps at your desk, and can even be strapped to your traditional home pillows as a pillow topper to add an extra layer of comfort.
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"A deal looks no closer to being achieved and if reports over the weekend are to be believed — that China wants the full removal of existing tariffs — I don't expect it to be wrapped up any time soon," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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He asked for proposals to charge a fee for asylum applications, stop issuing work permits to asylum seekers until their applications have been approved, shunt asylum seekers into limited court proceedings to judge their applications, and require all asylum cases to be wrapped up in 180 days.
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Because of a mandatory 90-day clock for Congress to take up the deal, a NAFTA deal must be wrapped up by Friday if Mexico's current president, Enrique Peña Nieto, is to sign the pact before left-wing populist Andrés Manuel López Obrador takes over on Dec. 1.
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Republican lawmakers this week issued dueling letters over the Pentagon's $85033 billion "war cloud" contract, with one group calling for the deal to be delayed amid concerns that it favors Amazon above other companies, while others insisted the cloud-computing contract should be wrapped up by this summer.
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Remember that Dowd was part of the legal braintrust that assured Trump that this whole Mueller probe would be wrapped up by the end of the year, that there was absolutely nothing to worry about and that the best course of action for Trump was to ignore Mueller.
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But the addition of the two lawyers, Norman L. Eisen and Barry H. Berke, indicates that the Democrats do not intend to wait for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, to finish his work to begin weighing issues that could ultimately be wrapped up in such a proceeding.
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But Ms. White, who released her first solo album in 2008 (then billed as Santogold), has taken on a 21st-century agenda: autonomy, eccentricity, fun, sensuality, iconoclasm and critiques of power, money and online culture, all to be wrapped in tunes so concise that kids on a playground could sing along.
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Though it may sound like a species of rare Australian crocodilian, according to the retail behemoth, it's a mashup of a croissant and a flour tortilla: a flaky, layered affair that can be wrapped around taco filling, used as a pizza crust, transformed into a dessert, or (probably) worn as a hat.
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Vox culture's critic at large Emily VanDerWerff and film critic Alissa Wilkinson both grew up in the sorts of evangelical Christian subcultures depicted on this series, and both continue to attend church (though much more boring mainline Protestant churches, whose pastors are unlikely to be wrapped up in a massive blackmail scheme).
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So individual seasons of Pose have to function more like a movie would, introducing storytelling structures that can exist across multiple installments (like the idea of the House of Evangelista, Blanca's house that serves as the show's center) while also focusing on arcs that can be wrapped up in a single season.
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But the mean winter season brought unseasonably cold to parts of Asia, such as Myanmar, where orphaned elephants had to be wrapped in knitted blankets; and to New York, where hundreds of flights were delayed and Kennedy Airport remained in disarray on Sunday after a water main burst and flooded a terminal.
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Michael Lockwood, who is managing the recovery of the site, said that scaffolding would be erected around the tower in the next two weeks and that the building would be wrapped to assist in the forensics investigation and to allow the recovery of materials without spreading dust and ash across the neighborhood.
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At the wrap of Netflix four-part revival series, which brought together the beloved cast of the original CW series, creator Amy Sherman-Palladino was finally able to have her two main characters — Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) — complete the dramedy the way that she originally intended it to be wrapped.
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By the end of the evening, when our server asked if we were finished with our meal, not only did she ask for her meal to be wrapped up to-go, but she also proceeded to ask if I was done with mine too and then asked the server if she could take my leftovers home as well.
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Rudy Giuliani, who has joined the Trump legal team, backed the President's call for an investigation, said Trump would not agree to an interview with Mueller before learning more about the role of an FBI confidential source who was in contact with people connected to the Trump campaign, and said Mueller had told him the investigation could be wrapped up by September.
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Like the world in general, The Verge's culture writers have different stands on the Oscars — some of us tune in religiously, some of us are willing to channel-surf over to the ceremony between binge-watching episodes of something livelier on Netflix, and some of us would have to be wrapped in straitjackets and strapped to a couch before we could sit through the whole thing.
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" Kelly, who was President Donald Trump's first Department of Homeland Security secretary, also expressed skepticism that Trump's emergency declaration regarding the southern border would make it through Congress, telling Feaver, "I think the whole national emergency thing right now is going to be wrapped up in the courts, if it even gets through Congress, and it doesn't look like it's going to get through Congress.
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Lawmakers squabbled over whether a clean extension of the landmark legislation, which was first signed into law in 1994, should be wrapped into a massive must-pass government funding deal that was signed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Friday.
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" The Senate's No. 2900 Republican, John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas), told reporters Tuesday that he expects the bill to be wrapped into this month's stopgap government spending bill, though he dismissed Democrats' concerns about Planned Parenthood as a "phony objection.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Speaker Pelosi, it's time to throw American innovators a lifeline Why Americans must tune in to the Trump impeachment hearings MORE (Calif.) and other Democrats insist that they'll take as long as the process requires, but many hope it can be wrapped up before the presidential campaign begins in earnest with the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 2628.
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And to be wrapped in warm wonderful music, danceable but boppish, spiked with modern chords and flatted fifths, and to be away from home, where the big library, even with the fireplace glowing, looks cold and too full of knowledge, and the bedroom is lonesome, although Mademoiselle has photographed it, and there is nobody interesting to drink with, although there is plenty to drink in the liquor cabinet, and it is better to be in Claude's arms in Harlem, wonderful colored boy the color of caramel-custard pie or a ginger-ale highball who makes you feel warm deep down inside and is sweet like pie, too.
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Some of the headlines: -- Shep Smith: Give Trump 'little mini replicas' of tanks instead of hosting parade -- Duckworth mocks Trump's military parade: Troops 'don't need a show of bravado' -- Senate Dems demand answers on cost of Trump's military parade proposal -- Ex-NATO commander: We don't need a 'North Korean-style parade' -- 'Fox & Friends' host: Trump's military parade 'seems like a waste of money' -- Graham: Military parade should focus on people, not 'hardware' -- Eleanor Holmes Norton to Trump: Fund veterans' health care, don't have a parade -- GOP lawmaker: US parade should celebrate bringing troops home from 'unauthorized wars' COURT FILING INDICATES NEW TRANSGENDER POLICY ON ITS WAY: A court filing in one of the legal challenges to President Trump's transgender ban indicates the results of the Pentagon's policy review will be wrapped up Feb.
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