I'm a consumer before everything else, don't get me wrong.
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What the cameras captured was the moment before everything changed.
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It's the final, fleeting moments before everything gets too serious.
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Loving extra on this girl lately, too, before everything changes.
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We're fascinated by documents of life before everything was documented.
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The biggest: He wished he had retired before everything unraveled.
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Pebble had a similar idea with the Core before everything crumbled.
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Sam estimates that he's got another three weeks before everything implodes.
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Her most recent novel, "Before Everything," was published in June 2017.
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First and foremost, security comes before everything; every Israeli understands this.
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Although then, as before, everything relied on my powers of persuasion.
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She says her self-care and wellness practices comes before everything else.
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Your successful friends put their vision, family and goals before everything else.
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For the first time, Carrie is putting her daughter first before everything.
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They had a clear response program in place before everything went south.
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I had to get all four before everything just snapped into place.
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"She always put the interests of patients before everything else," he said.
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Before everything happened, they had already been thinking about going back next year.
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To me, the work was holy, and the work came before everything else.
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But the Queen didn't have a bite before everything was taste-tested first.
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"Compared to my life before, everything after has been a picnic," he said.
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Hard-liners, with their tendency to put security before everything, were the target.
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Things are going to get more interesting and crazy before everything is settled.
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Before everything wrapped up, it was hard to discern how the US would act.
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Perhaps I should have written these things down at the start, before everything else.
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I've known Kendrick for a while pretty much before everything started happening with him.
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Money is put before everything, people are willing to kill to get money, to survive.
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Jesse and Mike had something of a father-son relationship before everything hit the fan.
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It will likely be sometime before everything, everywhere is encrypted and beyond the reach of authorities.
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Tilton said she raised concerns about how close the boat was getting, right before everything happened.
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Before everything happened last night, Ryan and I were on such a high from our foxtrot.
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Before everything great that has ever happened, the doubters have always said it couldn't be done.
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He blanked the Orioles in the first three innings before everything fell apart in the fourth.
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Prices like these only come along once a year, so act fast before everything sells out.
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I talked to him before everything really blew up, and he told me how he felt.
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Before the iMacs and the iPads, Apple's naming convention was just to stick its name before everything.
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Now I think I'm back to the same guy I was 32 years ago, before everything happened.
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Before, everything was lumped together, which could be confusing – especially if you watch a lot of clips.
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There really hasn't been a comparable public data set like this before; everything else is seriously patchy.
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No, I think that all of it, as I said to you before, everything is an opportunity.
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These were the days before everything: Before we could Skype home and feel we'd done something meaningful.
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Their partnering conveyed a sense of discovery — how high can I throw you before everything falls apart?
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Victoria Redel is a poet and novelist whose most recent novel, "Before Everything," was published in June.
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The charging case nets you another 11 hours for a total of 22 before everything needs recharging.
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Yeah, maybe it's like global warming, [laughs] like at some point, hopefully, we fix it before everything breaks.
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This is a nonnegotiable self-care aspect of my day, which is why it comes before everything else.
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I watch Foals play live myself, on the evening before Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost is released.
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Tax revenue is 25 percent lower than it was "before everything changed" in June 2013, Chief Palm said.
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Tell us: are you going to try to visit Kylie's N.Y.C. pop-up shop before everything sells out?
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"We can't get back to where we were before everything fell apart, because that's Genesis 3," he said.
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It took about two weeks before everything was fully up and running again and my $228,22018 was restored.
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We watch as people connect with others and generally try and come to terms with life before everything ends.
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F.E.A.R. was also one of the last pure PC shooters made before everything became multi-platform, multi-control scheme.
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In fact, we hardly even know what shopping was like before everything was a mere click or two away.
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And I don't know if you saw the number $700 billion, you know ultimately that comes before everything else.
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Mr Gantz's slogan, "Israel before everything", is meant to contrast his squeaky-clean persona with the incumbent's supposedly dodgy one.
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On its Facebook page, the company said it put the safety and well-being of donors and customers before everything.
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But before everything becomes too calcified in your head, I ask you to turn your gaze to Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
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They both make it clear that they have the same passion and goals in mind: music comes before everything else.
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But who knows, you might also find your dream job and get in just before everything really goes to shit!
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The waiter died, and his family briefly asked questions before everything was hushed up by the almighty power of money.
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The deal is set to close later this year and still needs to clear some regulatory hurdles before everything is finalized.
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We scoured the site and found the items worth shopping before everything goes back to full price in a few days.
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Even the goofy claymation of Rankin/Bass specials makes its characters endure humiliation and despair before everything turns out all right.
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When dealing with investing, regardless if it is your 401(k) or your own mad money, diversification comes before everything else.
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Grand machines sway, fragile despite their industrial furnishings and capacity for violence, frozen in the endless, mesmerizing moment before everything collapses.
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She flashes back sporadically to important moments; some are complete scenes, some just fleeting glimpses of her life before everything fell apart.
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"Chewie!" the young Han shouts, as the Wookiee's head comes within spitting distance of a rocky mountainside, moments before everything goes black.
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The case holds an additional 16 hours of power, so you'll get a total of 32 when traveling before everything needs recharging.
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It's not a quick fix, it's going to take three to six months before everything gets resolved," Bhat told CNBC's "Street Signs.
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That gives him only a few weeks to read, review and act before everything gets bumped to the Trump or Clinton administration.
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If you try to follow her when she leaves, you only make it a few feet through the water before everything stops.
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I'll never get to attend that last South Asian public culture lecture that I skipped on a rainy day before everything changed.
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Each defeat in the game is met with a retreat back to the beginning of the cataclysm, just before everything started going downhill.
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"I seemed to have found the solid, serene life I had been seeking," she says, before everything crumbled once she discovered the truth.
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"I seemed to have found the solid, serene life I had been seeking," she said, before everything crumbled once she discovered the truth.
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For Caleb and Camille — who referred to their kids as Child A and Child B — art came before everything, including health and safety.
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I also felt really good about the fact that I found somebody who believed in me and my work before everything took off.
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And if you lose your job before everything is paid back, the amount you owe will be taxed as ordinary income, Orman says.
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The night before "Everything Is Wonderful" opened, the Lakens met Ms. Marcantel for the first time and discussed their personal connection to it.
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"Today is worse than yesterday, yesterday was worse than the day before — everything is getting worse," said Ahmed and then they were quiet.
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"We were originally going to elope before everything happened with my dad, but obviously all these things have taken on new meaning," Meghan said.
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CAVUTO: When you talk to people, Susan -- and, of course, you sat down with the Canadian prime minister before everything hit the proverbial fan.
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It's not even Thanksgiving yet, but we're guessing you're going to want to start stocking up on holiday gifts now before everything sells out.
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The gist of it is that voters passed an amendment decades ago that requires the Legislature to vote on its budget before everything else.
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"We were originally going to elope before everything happened with my dad, but obviously all these things have taken on new meaning," she said.
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However, it may take a while before everything starts to make sense to you, thanks to today's Neptunian vibe, plus Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius.
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But he predicted that many more companies will meet the same fate at 8Bit on both sides of the pond before everything is over.
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A son was born, and just weeks before everything came crashing down, they happily informed their parents that they were expecting a second child.
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It struck me, right before everything else struck me much harder, that I should set them by his bed in case he needed them.
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So if you like the idea of flaunting some fast food streetwear, then you should definitely check out the shop before everything sells out.
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Just a few minutes before everything kicked off, Amazon published a page advertising the iPhone 7, cases, and other accessories, as seen below. Oops!
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As I've written about before, everything from the flight time to the seat choices and the contents of your carry-on luggage are vitally important.
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Er, but, no, apparently their EBITDA, you know this acronym, it's short for earnings before everything, was moving aggressively in the other direction last year.
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Over the course of one eventful night, each of these shady characters is offered a shot at redemption — that is, before everything goes to hell.
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LG: I mean ... If you go back to before everything was an on-demand service, Liz was at the forefront of covering services like that.
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Gantz, who had campaigned on a slogan of "Israel before everything," said his decision was driven by the national interests in a time of emergency.
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Like Osha and Rickon, he's essentially a loose end from an earlier season that the showrunners need to tie up before everything comes to a close.
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He undergoes a risky procedure to enter his dad's mind—into his memory world—to try and get to know him before everything is lights out.
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He played just nine of Florida's first 25 games due to injuries, and the Panthers lost his past four starts before everything changed against the Bruins.
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"New York City and Boston will likely see 2 to 4 inches of snow before everything ends as rain Saturday night and early Sunday," Ward said.
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That's not a recipe for a deal -- something lawmakers on both sides acknowledge -- but it's a dynamic that could re-emerge before everything is said and done.
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Before everything became a computer, dangerous devices like cars, airplanes, and medical devices had to go through various levels of safety certification before they could be sold.
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Back before everything was on hard drives and you could hack them in your pajamas, it was in filing cabinets and you had to physically break in.
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But Harvey's dominance has been missing since Game 5 of the World Series, when he carried a shutout through eight innings before everything unraveled in the ninth.
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Blanchflower is saying that the official releases may look rosy, but they're dispatches from past worlds, based on data collected and trends established sometimes before everything changed.
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Both of those programs came on now-former CEO Travis Kalanick's watch, whose willingness to put growth before everything else eventually led to his resignation earlier this summer.
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Judging by how popular Note 7s were last year before everything went down, it seems that little has deterred Note fans from upgrading — not even the price tag.
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Auburn played Clemson even for the first eight-plus minutes before everything fell apart as Clemson ripped off a 22-2 surge over a span of 10:05.
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In it, Scharf said he has put Visa before "everything else," and needs to be on the East coast because of his wife and family in New York.
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On Friday, Stotts focused more on the first three quarters — all the crisp passes and cohesive plays that had put the Blazers in control before everything went sour.
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Before everything went down, the booming of biotech, and our first customers were investors who were looking to learn about all these new things that were happening in biotech.
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But there are moments where you see hints of what they might have been like before everything fell apart — flashes of clarity where you can see what drives them.
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A photo studio has been set up, too, the better to shoot close-ups for the catalogs that will be issued before everything is sold five months from now.
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They can last for up to 11 hours on a single charge, and the charging case extends that to 22 hours before everything needs to be juiced back up.
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During her visit with Dr. Jason Diamond, the reality star was told that while she should "be fine," it could "take a long time" before everything was back to normal.
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The pacing is so well done you could almost forget you were watching a horror movie before everything goes to shit, and the camera perfectly mirrors the chaos that follows.
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Season 1 ends with Prairie supposedly seeing Homer at the end of the episode — or at least that's what we're leg to believe with her simple, "Homer?" before everything cuts away.
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Historians say United States officials helped to draft Puerto Rico's first Constitution, adding a provision — now in dispute — that general-obligation bonds be paid before everything else if money was tight.
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There is nothing easier than getting caught up in your own world, putting pride and self-importance before everything else and letting those things dictate the way you act toward others.
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But some, in response to barely believable current events, choose to embrace a fictionalized version of reality, one that harkens back to their idealized version of life before everything went haywire.
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" KS: "That's the number one thing Karena has taught me as my best girlfriend and partner is that you've gotta take care of what's going on in [your mind] before everything else.
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Much like how Halloween dates back to pagan celebrations of the end of farming season and the harvest, winter solstice celebrations were one big party before everything shut down for the winter.
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Right before everything goes dark, you catch a glimpse of a young guy in a baseball cap standing shirtless in a bedroom, holding up his mobile phone to film two people fucking.
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During the worship sessions, for instance, the congregation would get whipped up into a frenzy with this fast-paced music, before everything slowed down, creating a sort of trance-like, euphoric state.
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These housing markets are near the '7th inning stretch' before everything starts to crash - The housing market has certainly made progress since 2008, when its crash nearly broke the global financial system.
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What is striking (as a sign of those times) is not the disclaimer but the very fact that the would-be president could conceive a situation where religious duties came before everything else.
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It's not long before everything goes wrong, and the crew has to go to drastic measures to contain the sample when it becomes clear that it's dangerous and threatens all of human life.
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He then has a prototype circuit made up and says it typically takes three different prototypes before everything either works as expected or he decides there is a better way of doing it.
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It asked the show's characters take their hardest, most unflattering looks at themselves and each other, tearing them apart before throwing them back together for a bittersweet dance party before everything changed forever.
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A decade ago, before everything that followed, writer S.L. Price played one-on-one with Obama, who was at the time trying to beat out Hillary Clinton and John Edwards for the Democratic nomination.
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It treats people who exhibit classic signs of addiction — manipulation, isolating, lying, putting the addiction before everything else, including their own health — in relation to the web, video games, social media, technology use, etc.
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So that's what we're working on, now, after two vicious sudden-death wild card games—a concept that's both supremely dumb and entirely undeniable in terms of what it delivers—and before everything else.
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We usually get finished with the show and have a couple of hours before everything gets loaded out and counted out and our drivers get back, and so we'll just hang out and talk.
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And now, with Kuispond in the other room supervising one final biopsy and with just minutes to go before everything has to be packed up ready to leave, she thinks she has seen one.
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A 46-truck aid convoy -- some vehicles stripped of desperately needed medical kits -- brought some supplies to the area on Monday, but activists said the convoy had to pull out before everything was unloaded.
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Before everything went haywire, he and Queen — whose given names we learn only at the very end of the movie, via a news broadcast — were in the middle of a perfectly, depressingly normal evening.
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To show your hosts and the rest of the guests that fashion comes before everything else in your life, keep your shoes on all night, regardless of the implied or stated party policy re: footwear.
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The Woodward book will only confirm to most the wisdom of their actions, and the urgency to complete these workarounds before everything comes unglued, as the writer of the anonymous op-ed so eloquently suggests.
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"The older generation tends to put marriage before everything, and [to them] even a bad marriage may be better than staying single," says Yue Qian, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of British Columbia.
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It requires a bit of backreading, but you only need to get through a few tweets before everything becomes gloriously clear... Somebody OUGHTA GO BACK AND READ THE FIRST WORD OF MY TWEETS FOR THE LAST WEEK.
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"It's a disaster, all my tourists are leaving," said nature tour guide Abou, who optimistically had a pair of binoculars hanging from his neck in the hope of getting a final tour in before everything shuts down.
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Although prolific in many other areas, the core of Dean's work is film, and the most important of the films in this show is "Event for a Stage," which disappointingly comes down a month before everything else.
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Offred had a different name and a daughter before everything changed, the memory of whom keeps her alive — along with the relationships she carefully forms with fellow handmaids played by the likes of Alexis Bledel and Samira Wiley.
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He dies saving his friends and the world, because in the split second of time he has to act before everything goes wrong, he realizes that the only way to save the day will also lead to his death.
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It's at the pith of modernity, before everything has been settled in terms of social relations, and all of these different types of people have been thrown together in human encounters that are at turns, violent, remarkable, and creative.
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So we had to look at the components of the original signal we'd removed before—everything that had appeared to be a technical artifact—to see if we could detect the effects of the FOXE1 protein broadly on the genome.
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This isn't to say, of course, that Peeple should revert back to the way things were before everything blew up in its face—that version is arguably much worse than the watered-down version currently available in the app store.
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I'm a Dougie fan, but I can also recognize him as a plot stall — a way for the series to keep the character of Dale Cooper from getting to Twin Peaks before everything else is ready for him to arrive.
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To me, this little social quirk perfectly captures how eating comes before everything on that tiny island—how unacceptable it is to go hungry in a land when the fluorescent lights of streetside hawker centers stay flickering late into the night.
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Meanwhile, 'users' like my mum are left with another cryptic puzzle of unfamiliar pieces to try to slot back together and — they hope — return the tool to the state of utility it was in before everything changed on them again.
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The problem is less evident in broadcast comedy, probably because we watch sitcoms specifically to see our favorite characters react to the threat of change with wisecracks, before everything goes back to the way it always was at episode's end.
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Perhaps you woke early to clean up from last night's festivities before everything really gets underway: the oil left overnight from your fish fry or the detritus from your lobster feast or from your evening of burgers and hot dogs.
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It's an endlessly adaptable set of instructions that you can take in whatever direction your pantry and palate suggest — just make sure to brown the skin well before everything goes in the oven, and use a flavorful liquid for the braise.
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If "Get Lucky", the song of a thousand summers, takes place on a pristine but populated island beach, then The Blaze's debut album was in the same place before everything got cleaned up and the paper parasols were placed in thick cocktail glasses.
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With sitting less than 1% from its all-time high and on track for its fourth straight monthly gain, cautious investors can't help but wonder how long they can still ride on the back of this aging bull before everything comes crashing down.
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We're accustomed to flashes of improvement before everything goes back to normal, but watching something like #MeToo impact the justice system is proof that something substantial has shifted — and we may actually be able to force the door to stay open this time. ●
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Given baseball's prevailing culture, in which players are expected to put the game before everything else and routinely take heat for objectively reasonable things like leaving the team to be with their wives while they're in labor, Sabathia's decision seems doubly brave.
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"What hurts most is the phone call to Tel Aviv that came before everything, and these massive headlines in the most important newspaper in Egypt reassuring Israel before explaining anything to the Egyptian people," prominent journalist Yosri Fouda wrote on his Facebook page.
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I burrowed into her side in terror as a power outage during a playthrough of The 7th Guest left the skeletal hand cursor on the screen—pointing out at us, because my mother had been about to move her character backward—before everything went black.
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The characters are all confined to the same location, they're forced to talk about things that are very fundamental to their relationship, there's some sort of compressed timeframe, and there will probably be one or two blow-ups or hook-ups before everything is over.
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Will and Kate were a massive talking point among fans of the royal family when they were getting together, sort of like Robb and Talisa were among Thrones fans (back in the good old days before everything went horribly wrong for the Starks, anyway).
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"The first year, before everything settles in, there are a lot of little breaks and I had a hard time finding the right lines early on but I got a couple in on the back nine and kept it pretty tidy," said the Swede.
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Jobs and Ive put design before everything — but this philosophy backfired on occasion, like when they both insisted that Apple use a solid piece of stainless steel around the iPhone 4, even though engineers expressed concerns that it could negatively impact the phone's reception.
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All this lends credence to one of the more "meta" critical readings of Twin Peaks: The Return, which is that it's partly about countering all the meanness in the world by spending time in the company of the people who matter, before everything changes for the worse.
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Some archivists say they have been joining groups using "semi-automated scripts" in an attempt to archive data before everything is deleted, but Verizon Media (which owns Yahoo) has apparently banned 128 archivists, saying that their actions violated its terms of service, severely hampering their archival efforts.
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"This ability to decide to live, to decide to notice beauty, to decide to be the most that she could be and then go before everything that made her who she was, was diminished, is what made Brittany the bravest and most intelligent woman I've ever known," she wrote.
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"I think in particular before everything to doctors, nurses, but I also think of the police, the army, the men and women of the civil protection, supermarket clerks," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Saturday night as he introduced still more restrictive measures to contain infections across the country.
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Rosemary is lied to, coerced, terrorized, and made to doubt her own mind and body in countless escalating ways throughout the film, but it's the mundane menace of that early scene, before everything starts really going off the rails, that has always lingered with me — the candlelit dinner with the chalky chocolate mousse.
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I had never been to one before, everything in my temperament kept me away from them, but now, since I was leaving Sofia, Z. had insisted that at least once I should have what he called a real Bulgarian night out, and the lure of him had overcome all my aversion to drunkenness and noise.
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So we gathered after speaking yesterday with Rebecca Jarvis, ABC News's chief business, technology and economics correspondent, who led a three-year investigation into Theranos and Holmes, a Stanford drop-out who would go on to win acclaim as the youngest self-made female billionaire in the world before everything, very slowly, crashed down around her.
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So it was little wonder that, just before everything kicked off in Chicago on Thursday, the designer Philipp Plein, a runway "king of bling" with big plans for the American market, announced that he had signed Braxton Miller, a wide receiver for Ohio State, to be a brand ambassador, and that Mr. Miller would wear Philipp Plein to the draft.
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But that was before everything changed — before China emerged as a textile powerhouse, undercutting local businesses; before she and her co-workers lost their jobs; before she found herself, a mother of two grown boys, living off her retired parents; before Chinese immigrants arrived in Prato, leasing shuttered textile mills and stitching up clothing during all hours of the night.
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The autonomous car might well begin to steer itself into a concrete barrier and the only hope would be for a human driver to instantly take over — if they were even to look up from watching their video in time before everything went dark amid the thunder of crunching metal and glass… A major concern is that current patent laws are inadequate to protect AI systems.
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Spade's was a lifestyle brand before everything was a lifestyle brand, and unlike the seltzer companies and razor subscription services that claim the title for themselves today, hers spoke to how customers wanted to live while meeting them where they were -- there was patterned china (for entertaining, maybe, but more likely Chinese takeout), striped bedding that made you question the existence of plain white sheets, and cheeky notecards that have withstood the test of the email era.
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And so is the image I had of Jacqueline sitting up that night while Celeste vomited, kept awake by the noise and by her own worries—about what I did not know—writing her poems at a small table that looked out at a sea lost to darkness, horrid poems about waves and sunsets and expressive hands, horrid and almost heartbreaking poems that stood, like placeholders, before everything they were meant to be, while I dozed, and Celeste threw up, and Hugo lay awake in his boyhood bed, giant Hugo, staring at the ceiling and dreaming of gardens and fury and freedom. ♦
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