Audio of the call hadn't been released before now, however.
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However, it's never been heard by the public — before now.
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Word of L'Avenue's discrimination hasn't gone totally unnoticed before now.
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PSA — if you didn't know before, now you do. Wee.
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And I would've thought that something would've happened before now.
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If you didn't believe dragons existed before, now you will.
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You might have heard of Google's AutoML initiative before now.
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What about the fake likes and accounts removed before now?
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Before now, it'd raised nearly $70 million in venture capital.
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The Yankees, internally, were acknowledging a problem well before now.
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It was as if we hadn't known him before now.
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If you were jealous before, now you'll be exploding with envy.
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Miles said sturdier barriers should have been in place before now.
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Just the way we owned entertainment before, now we really don't.
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I don't think I could have done it anytime before now.
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The option was only available by "topic" or "category" before now.
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However, Top Ramen Pringles certainly haven't ever been available before now.
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There are two reasons I haven't written this piece before now.
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But even before now, the company has been growing quite impressively.
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The NBA and MGM have been in business together before now.
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It's true that Trump was attacking the FBI long before now.
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Adam: I mean, I have been nicknamed Super Adds before now.
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Arianna: Many people knew who he was before then, before now.
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I cannot believe I had never heard this story before now.
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And it had been testing various driving hazard alerts before now.
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For whatever reason, Google hasn't made a voice recorder app before now.
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Where there had been something beautiful there before, now they were blank.
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If he had been pleasant and jovial before, now he became incandescent.
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Cro Cop has announced his retirement on plenty of occasions before now.
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Smiles that had been polite the day before now seemed more sincere.
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Morgan, 32, has won nothing very much in his career before now.
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He had never had money before; now it spilled through his fingers.
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"Before now, cannabis has necessarily been in the back room," said Dixon.
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Where the dancers resembled automatons before, now they admit inklings of human individuality.
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But NBC News has found ways to reach a younger demographic before now.
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Before now, we were still unsure just how harmful these particular insecticides were.
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As he's done several times before now, Harry reminds June who she is.
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This recall should of [sic]came before now and instant pot knows it.
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"[It's] something we've used in much less organic settings before now," Limbic notes.
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Before now, it typically was not behavior that was criminalized by our culture.
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Before now, no females had applied to join special operations forces, CNN reported.
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I walked off on impulse, and it is several hours before Now what?
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I never appreciated just how good this game's sound design is, before now.
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Before now, it had raised less than $13 million, according to PitchBook data.
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Well, that's the key question because it should have happened way before now.
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Trump knows exactly why women have been afraid to come forward before now.
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If you thought I was going hard before, now I'm going super hard.
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The law has never, before now, been used to impose tariffs, according to CRS.
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In fact, you may very rightly wonder why it hasn't been attempted before now.
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Before now, Airbnb users had to pay 100 percent of their booking up front.
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I'll be honest, I haven't spent a ton of time with Cortana before now.
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I had wanted to wake up before now, but I've been struggling with insomnia.
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FISCHER: If we had choose (ph) news before, now we had used (ph) news.
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If you didn't buy AirPods before, now is a great time to get them.
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I was much more angular before; now I think I round things off more.
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One of the first is Invoxia, who before now mostly made clever teleconferencing gadgets.
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Though it's probably fair to suspect that Instapaper wasn't doing particularly well before now.
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And while the two models seemed well differentiated before, now the distinctions are hazy.
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There have been plenty of reasons for that myth to drop away before now.
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Before Now The troll group previously created accounts directly on Facebook to influence Americans.
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Then, there are the skills you've hopefully mastered well before now, starting with: negotiating
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Before now, very few American suspects linked to the Islamic State have spoken out.
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Blasey Ford didn't come forward before now because she feared a backlash against her.
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He's an archetype that you've seen before now in many, many Hollywood sports movies.
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Instagram has faced plenty of criticism before now, particularly around bullying issues on the platform.
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Before now, Apple's playlists had a uniform presentation that didn't necessarily speak to the music.
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Before now, computers couldn't really understand the content of a video directly without manual tagging.
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In fact, it's kind of weird that America hasn't had a real one before now.
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But I guess at least we all learned why Pokémon rarely ever spoke before now.
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The 10th company, instead of selling for $100 million as before, now does $500 million.
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The verbal intervention, like so many in the central banking world before now, hasn't worked.
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POLL: My vocabulary is limited and I've never heard of this word "covfefe" before now.
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Still, Swifties are a dedicated bunch — we're surprised this observation didn't go viral before now.
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The consumers who pay the tax to continue their consumption as before now are poorer.
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Before now, his career high in victories was 296, for the Philadelphia Phillies in 43.
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Only a preview was made available before now, but on Wednesday, it officially rolled out.
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Now, it's not like we didn't have the ability to make fake apples before now.
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That's not to say that no major media figure has ever discussed it before now.
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If the problem were really in the roots, wouldn't it have shown up before now?
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Before now, the weakest starts probably belonged to Bill Clinton and to John F. Kennedy.
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But it hasn't been possible to search and filter by a specific model before now.
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But it's also a certifiable jam, and one I can't imagine existing before now, June 2019.
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But why haven't we seen gold medalists in their early or even late 30s before now?
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Proposals to restrict Muslim travel that had looked extreme before now looked like modest compromise measures.
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Before now, Hether Fortune and Kristina Esfandiari have not come forward to publicly disclose more information.
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The security researcher says he contacted Microsoft in March before now going public with the issue.
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Though you may have never considered these unconventional or weird jobs before, now is the time.
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In places I'd caught fish on nearly every cast the day before, now there were none.
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Well that song is about coming out of back then, or how I was before now.
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None of it is revelatory — these are largely points he's made before, now just at length.
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While Eniac had looked at this when making investments before, "now it's more important," he said.
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Many policies that would have been politically impossible before now have majority support, Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Before now, 6-year-old Prince George was most commonly seen wearing shorts — even in wintertime.
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But it never occurred to me, before now, before you asked me, to actually play it.
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What's more surprising is just how little the public has learned about the bidding process before now.
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As a country, we've separated families and detained children and their parents plenty of times before now.
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And while there have been breakup scares before, now both Kylie and Tyga have acknowledged the split.
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Before now, this vulnerability had only been tested by uploading an image to the classification system directly.
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Though he may not have been formerly represented before now, Amendola has already started his modeling portfolio.
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It's sort of shocking that we couldn't control our Fire TV products from Echo devices before now.
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Before now, we didn't understand much about the origin of most of today's flowering plants, called angiosperms.
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However, for Apple Music subscribers, there hasn't been an easy way to access this data before now.
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TaskRabbit raised around $38 million from venture capital firms including Founders Fund and Shasta Ventures before now.
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And chances are we would have heard long before now that Guillermo Díaz was leaving the show.
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Before now, the startup was trialing its Thistle Baby service with an invitation-only group of subscribers.
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Although the company has been public about its ambitions to apply AI to health data before now.
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How have Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Helen Mirren never been in a film together before now?
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To: Steve From: Mike First things first: Why haven't you played Symphony of the Night, before now?
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While some businesses are concerned about information security, before now, not everyone could afford it, the company said.
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He cavorted with only A-listers, moustaches that ignored him before, now took him under their hairy wing.
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Harry Potter's fan base is active as well, but they've also had other games to play before now.
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Gfycat's web platform is where users, before now, could browse its content and access its GIF uploading tools.
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The bigger challenge was incorporating the characters who'd remained largely on the fringes of the MCU before now.
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Before now, only four of 54 chapters from the Tale of Genji had been confirmed as original transcriptions.
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As many people noted, the women and people of color protesting harassment on Twitter before now weren't celebrities.
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Before now, the same offer already existed in gift card form, but the new listing makes it official.
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Largely untold before now is that some female lawmakers themselves say they have been harassed by male colleagues.
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It's only shocking no national politician ever made it such a major issue in an election before now.
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But before now, her campaign has not displayed his name or mentioned him directly in a paid ad.
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And I loved that whatever I had been missing about grüner veltliner before now seemed obvious to me.
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Before now, Mr. Johnson has rarely been confronted by a situation he could not maneuver his way through.
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Whatever essential Teddy-ness was present before now seems totally scrubbed, which may not be what Dolores wanted.
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It was important since the White House has, before now, officially refused to cooperate with the impeachment process.
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If anyone had doubts about getting rid of Mr. Trump before now, this should be the last straw.
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The oldest cave art ever found before now is in Lascaux Cave, an archaeological site in southern France.
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FG: It was a great project, and I think it's our one connection to each other before now.
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The contents of the exhibit come from the directors' own archives, much of it rarely seen before now.
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In fact, there are phones that rival the iPhone and Samsung you may have never heard of before now.
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Before now, a story could appear in the trending box if a single story about it were going viral.
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It's not a perfect book, but it does reveal some details that haven't surfaced in public before now. 1.
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It doesn't appear that Netflix has ever removed episodes from its original series due to government intervention before now.
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You've likely seen plenty of renders of the device before now — and they've basically all proven to be true.
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He denied that any shortcomings in Facebook's approach to political adverts before now had been due to commercial reasons.
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While the group never went on tour together before now, they have performed together a few times in Seattle.
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Before now, Lottie London was an under-the-radar beauty brand that few could get their hands on. Why?
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The Cavs have used the three-guard look to close games before; now they're going to start with it.
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For comparison, before now Facebook's slowest quarter-over-quarter, daily user growth rate was 223.59 percent in Q225.91 242.
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"At the end of the day, clarity on his position should have come before now," she told The Hill.
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Their stories are confirmed through numerous sources who knew of the actions at the time or well before now.
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"If things were not great before, now we would start living really well," was the general theme, he said.
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If you haven't watched the shows before, now is both a good and a bad moment to jump in.
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It's not the steepest discount, but it's a new camera, and we haven't seen it on sale before now.
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Investors who thought they were secured creditors before now find themselves holding moral obligation pledges, which are not enforceable.
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To understand why, let's look at an interesting Gallup poll I've written about before, now redone with new data.
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The most obvious reason is that we've never heard of Professor Albus Dumbledore having a secret sibling before now.
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Trump told Fox News in October that Xi's special elevation has "really virtually never happened in China" before now.
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I'm not going to say that I saw this coming, since I really did expect a Rubio consolidation before now.
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Like, some things that were weird to me before now make me think, Oh, that's so sweet, that's so cute.
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Why didn't Emily (Shay Mitchell) tell the girls about Sara's confession that Jenna (Tammin Sursok) wasn't Uber A before now?
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Nonetheless, the spam detection feature is sure to be useful for users who weren't aware it was possible before now.
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However, the move sent shockwaves to Berlin as mainstream parties had vowed not to work with the AfD before now.
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The big deal is the Hydrogen One's much-hyped "holographic" screen, which few have been able to see before now.
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Before now, ClassPass users were able to sign up for a 3-class, 5-class or 5003-class monthly membership.
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Before now, Twitter had not taken any action against Jones, who was banned last week from Apple, Facebook, and YouTube.
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Windows Mixed Reality environments, to be precise, which have before now only been populated with Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps.
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Before now, Figure1 users could only post and comment on threads in front of a whole community of medical professionals.
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Before now, Moonves had been allowed to continue his work as CEO of the network as the investigations went forward.
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She has famously been engaged 19 times before — now it looks like Danielle Staub has made it an even 20!
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Before now, only Snap's internal creative agency has been able to create the lenses, limiting supply and keeping prices high.
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More than ever before, now is the moment when our nation's pro-choice majority must stand up for Roe v.
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"Before now, I just left it up to the nation to make the guess," she told me over the phone.
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" When asked if DeAngelo's name had ever come up in the investigation before now, Schubert responded, "The answer is no.
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Chanel Miller, publicly known as "Emily Doe" before now, is scheduled to release her book, titled "Know My Name," Sept.
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While the term has already been employed by many medical professionals, the WHO has avoided an official declaration before now.
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Richard Adams died on Christmas Eve 2016, less than a year before now, when you furtively caper about the countryside.
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"It was a counterintelligence investigation before now," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said after he exited the briefing.
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TT: Mm. SS: When have you ever, in your entire career, before now, seen such a suppression of bad news?
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The underworld of Moana is dark and full of terrors — one of which we never got to see before now.
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Before now, those relatives would usually not be arrested, even if they were undocumented, unless they had committed a crime.
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In one of contemporary culture's greatest failings, Joe Biden somehow did not have his own ice cream flavor before now.
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Before now, Republicans had been considering appropriations bills under a procedure allowing members of either party to offer unlimited amendments.
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He's sporting a beard, and the family members that lived with him in Indianapolis before now live in Las Vegas.
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She was pregnant with her first child, and things that had appeared important to her before now seemed less so.
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These photographs, almost all unseen before now, were made as she came to terms with the leukemia that killed her.
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If we were not having [much] support before, now it's totally unthinkable to have any kind of financial support in Brazil.
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While Assistant and Maps have been on KaiOS phones before now, the deeper integration will mean a couple of different things.
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Boards of directors should have taken action long before now against CEOs who refuse to recognize this threat to their business.
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Before now, all US missions to other planets have lifted off out of Florida, where they get an extra speed boost.
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And every president before now has backed off on China and that&aposs why they&aposve gained this advantage on us.
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And he's doubly sorry that he hadn't taken the issue of intentionally spread misinformation affecting the 2016 election seriously before now.
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Raise your hand if you thought the title of "Billionaire populist barnstorming campaigner for trickle down economics" wasn't possible before now.
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It's actually kind of surprising the self-described largest professional network didn't have any kind of native events feature before now.
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Season 3 introduces a major new location in the real world, which we've only seen briefly and in flashbacks before now.
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"Makaeff admitted during her depositions that she had been suffering from stress and financial difficulties well before now," Trump's lawyers wrote.
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To put that number into perspective, before now, Congress had revoked only one rule using the fast-track process — in 2001.
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The social network has offered photo frames for your profile picture since 2015, but hasn't let anyone create their own before now.
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"Before now, we just knew that [LSD] did [alter consciousness], but we didn't know how" it did, Carhart Harris told Live Science.
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All those disparate groups—which had not worked together before—now make up the radical antigovernment movement that is still active today.
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While I might have been lagging behind on body pickup a little before, now every pickup was behind, and that starting compounding.
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Before now, Obamacare was being referred to more as a government program and not so much as a tax even by Republicans.
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Before now, Republicans had been considering appropriations bills under a procedure allowing members of either party to offer unlimited amendments. http://bit.
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If that's the case, why has neither Trump nor the White House made that clear before now as this allegation has festered?
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That should stoke fear among all iPhone users, as it seems clear that they very well could have been compromised before now.
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Before now, these works sat in a box labeled "Fantastic," which Harrison had tucked away in the loft of his English home.
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Before now, everything we knew about the series was based on rumors and speculation piecing together Cohen's tweets with Showtime's brutally vague teasers.
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If Nadia was worried about Oatmeal before, now, she's worried about both Oatmeal and this nameless, faceless friend who's having a tough night.
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It hasn't been a secret, but I wasn't completely public with it before now because I worried that while I was at Ancestry.
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Before now, researchers have only been able to confirm a link between microcephaly and Zika, but not definitively say there's a causal relationship.
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Before now, to follow someone on Twitter you had to click a giant button that said "Follow" at the top of their profile.
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Vertex has other cystic fibrosis treatments already available, but Trikafta provides an option to about 6,000 people who had no treatment before now.
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Reyes, on the other hand, said his hitting lagged behind his teammates' because his last major league action before now was last September.
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I don't think I've been involved with a college basketball game (before now) where the other team scored 23 points off our turnovers.
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"No, I had not played in defense before now," Samaris responded on television when asked if he had ever played central defense before.
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While fewer young people had health insurance before, now a majority of young people are insured — which means more are paying for it.
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Before Now From 2014 to 2017, the troll farm ran Facebook accounts with overt pro-American, pro-black and pro-Southern culture themes.
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Things that never happened before now happen with such regularity that the numbing and the dumbing down can make a rational human inert.
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One thing is certain: Both asset managers could have done far more to hold this company's management and board to account before now.
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The professor hadn't met No Name before now, but all summer he'd been giving people shelter, meals, and a place to store equipment.
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Although I&aposve always been a big fan of these live events, I&aposve admittedly never been able to attend one — before now.
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It's easy to participate, requiring very little time and no special expertise, though I've never paid much attention to the program before now.
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But before now, the Paintbox aesthetic has been exclusive to New York, and even if you're local it's hard to snag an appointment sometimes.
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All jokes aside, as a personal assistant, Alexa's more of a secretary than before now that she can add events and review calendar events.
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A real shift will begin when commentators ignore the salacious headlines and probe why the Silence Breakers didn't or couldn't speak up before now.
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The nearest Zelenksy has got to the presidential office before now was playing the role of the Ukrainian president in a hit TV show.
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Petrosyan is known for his surgical precision on defense and for that reason we have studied him in lengthy features at Fightland before now.
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To put it in perspective: the lowest price we've seen on these (before now) is closer to $49 — and that was two years ago.
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I think before now I looked at him like he was just a cranky old guy going on and on about the same things.
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The guys in X Japan probably wouldn't be too aggrieved if we were to suggest most Noisey readers haven't heard of them before now.
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But lawmakers will have to abide by the requirement, which before now was optional, starting with appropriations bills considered after Congress's Memorial Day recess.
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In an interview on Friday, Mr. Trump acknowledged that he had encountered many who doubted or dismissed him as a political force before now.
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"If you talk to most of the members and delegates at the conference, they haven't even heard of gene drives before now," Kuiken says.
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Before now, there wasn't a specifically codified bonus structure if you went above and beyond in a submission, a practice Facebook wants to encourage.
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"To me, the benefit is that it's an efficient exercise," Simpson said of crawling, adding that he hadn't heard of the exercise before now.
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I guess I didn&apost really think too much about my feet before now, because I&aposm looking at them and they are horrifying.
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While versions of the game have been available for consoles for years, Mario had never made the leap to non-Nintendo devices before now.
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But lawmakers would have to abide by the requirement, which before now was optional, starting with appropriations bills considered after the Memorial Day recess.
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I had better coverage at a much lower price before; now I have to shell out thousands before this incredibly expensive package even kicks in.
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Think about it: Before now-ubiquitous egg-shaped sponges and cleansing brushes flooded the market, one or two visionaries put these essentials on the map.
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"I'd always voted Democrat before but never gave it much thought before now", explained Pam Fottrell, as she took a break from cold-calling voters.
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Nvidia and Nintendo have partnered before now, of course – the graphics hardware maker created the processor that powers the Nintendo Switch portable hybrid game console.
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Before now, the Oreo Cookie Treat Blizzard and the Royal Oreo Blizzard were the only continuous Oreo cookie-studded frozen treats on the Blizzard menu.
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So it's interesting that before now, the company has stayed away from making mobile phones, which have such a strong link to the gaming world.
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It's no surprise Snapchat wants to make itself more attractive to advertisers, given that, before now, it had yet to truly focus on making money.
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Before now, Wolf 1061's properties were only approximated through stellar modelling, a process in which a star's type is used to extrapolate additional data.
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"We found that changes in the DNA have been seriously underestimated before now," said Allan Bradley, a researcher at the UK-based Wellcome Sanger Institute.
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Bird — founded in 2017 — has yet to announce any acquisitions, although a spokesperson for the company said there have been quiet acqui-hires before now.
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He said that while he told his family, his therapist and some friends about what happened, he had been afraid to come forward before now.
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Mr. Pence had faced considerable pressure from conservatives opposed to Mr. Trump's candidacy to break his silence and get behind Mr. Cruz well before now.
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Untold before now, there's a fundamental flaw in the way the United States military screens claims of civilian casualties that surely deflates the total numbers.
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A merger could also allow the combined Geely-Volvo to raise funds from foreign investors in a way Chinese automakers have not done before now.
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Bloomberg&aposs campaign said Sheindlin had never endorsed a presidential candidate before now, but she had supported Bloomberg before his late-entry to the race.
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Before now, nobody had figured out a way for a typical classroom teacher to help their students learn and practice Braille between visits with a specialist.
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Before now, it had never been clear if Facebook could actually build a sustainable business, or if it was just surfing a wave of VC hype.
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It's a simple form and one that should have reached death long before now, laid to rest in the trash chute of the world wide web.
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Before now, companies that wanted to use Facebook for recruiting, adding job ads to their Pages, would have had to do this directly through Facebook itself.
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What we don't understand is that these groups have been living together for ages, several hundreds of years, and they've never been in conflict before now.
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The Brazil index, which also logged its worst day since October 2008, fell 10 percent in Thursday trading and has suffered a tumultuous journey before now.
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The funding is a surprising and large boost for a company that has been around since 2011 but has seemingly only raised $14 million before now.
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If you've never signed up before, now might be the ideal time as one of the biggest games of the last five years is now included.
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In Washington, it was a startling sight to see: where Trump supporters had watched his inauguration one day before, now political opponents stood in their place.
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But this makes no sense, as it would've been a tourism site way before now, since both of those things finished more than five years ago.
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"I think that it was a pandemic before now," coronavirus expert Stanley Perlman of the University of Iowa told BuzzFeed News, in reaction to the declaration.
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Before now, Frazier said, the best batting-practice hitter he ever saw was Wily Mo Pena, an itinerant slugger of the mid-2000s with intoxicating power.
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What changed: Before now, all of the cases in the U.S. been people who contracted the virus elsewhere and then returned to the mainland. http://bit.
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Still, the synergy between online networking and physical networking is so close that it's a surprise that the company hadn't launched an Events feature before now.
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In a statement released Thursday, Waters said she has never publicly discussed this before now but has suspected for a while that she was a target.
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Experts say the global auto industry hasn't seen the full impact before now because the plants had been scheduled to closed for the lunar new year.
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Asked why he hasn't visited before now, Sanders said Trump had been busy enacting elements of his agenda, such as creating jobs and growing the economy.
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Before now, those people would have to buy a supermarket gift card or a prepaid balance — oftentimes subject to fees — in order to shop on the site.
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"You can see all these characters joining together, characters who haven't crossed paths before now meeting up with each other," said Alfie Allen, who plays Theon Greyjoy.
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Before now, only World Lens creation was available to everyone within Lens Studio, meaning developers could create 3D AR objects but not overlay AR experiences over faces.
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After all, the animation of "Toy Story" back in 1995 was considered off putting to some because it had rarely been seen before — now it's the norm.
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But if you didn't back the camera or make a pre-order before now, it'll be quite the wait before you can get one on retail shelves.
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While no Suezmax vessels could fit through before, now 74 percent can get through partially laden, Galbraiths said, but only if they have the proper mooring equipment.
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Amazon has been trying to crack that code for at least a decade—with little success before now—and it's wasted a ton of food doing so.
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But as NASA Spaceflight points out, if Boeing was really planning a May launch, the rocket and capsule would have needed to be there well before now.
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Netgear says that its Arlo camera series — which before now included only the Arlo wireless camera and the Arlo Q wired camera — has been a surprise success.
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Before Now When Congress released examples of Facebook ads that the Russian troll farm bought several years ago, many of the ads had misspellings and grammatical errors.
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Bolton was refusing to testify before, now he isn't, so go ahead and call him and find out what he knows and then send over the articles.
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That was all the media, before now, before the Women's March and the #MeToo movement, when we were all less evolved as humans, wanted to talk about.
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Worse, I feel she is judging me in a way she didn't before, now that she has met my friends and knows more about my daily life.
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The Smartduvet will transform any bed into a self-making one, and the design is so straightforward, it's hard to believe no one thought of it before now.
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Barriss was accused of phoning in bomb threats years before the most recent incidents, but there was no apparent link before now between the two high-profile hoaxes.
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If you didn't hear that line before now, never fear: You'll be hearing it A LOT more in Democratic campaign ads over the next 18 months or so.
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"Before now, there was no politician that was able to publicly endorse the removal of article 534," said AFE's executive director Georges Azzi in an interview with CNN.
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The launch of a free music service will be a significant blow to Spotify which, before now, was the top subscription music streaming service with a free tier.
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One, they erode our shared sense of reality by throwing into question the legitimacy of video evidence, a technology that before now we have generally regarded as trustworthy.
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Despite White's being synonymous with "Wheel of Fortune," before now she has not said much on air apart from banter with Sajak at the end of each episode.
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That Xi did not take part in a stage-managed outing like Monday's before now had led to widespread speculation about what was going on behind the scenes.
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Its simplicity is so admirable that it's hard not to ponder why someone hasn't attempted a game in which a shit-stirring waterfowl does rude stuff before now.
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I would never make a presentation to any court that I knew to be incorrect or misleading, and I have never been found to have done so before now.
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Before we jump into the MOU, it's important to know that before now, oBike has literally not enforced any type of fine on people who have dumped their bikes.
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The fact that we never heard of the Exynos VR II before now means we might not see an official announcement from Samsung about the Exynos VR III either.
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Manafort worked on a number of high profile campaigns and just because you never heard of him before now does not mean he was an unknown or minor figure.
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Google notes in blog post that the professional emoji for women were fairly limited before now, and included a bride and a princess, which are not actually career options.
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Google's annual I/O developer conference starts on Wednesday, and the 2017 edition of the show should be full of news and announcements, just like every year before now.
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Though men who prey on adult women have rarely before now been punished, for instance, the men in the group home, having preyed on children, have been punished repeatedly.
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If you didn't feel like hopping on a train, plane, or car to a new, unexplored destination before now, you will after reading one of these 18 travel books.
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If adult Americans were not immune, the virus — which has been introduced from overseas every year since endemic circulation was eliminated in 2000 — would have spread widely before now.
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E-Verify hasn't been a priority for the Trump administration before now, but "requiring E-Verify" is one of the priorities it lists as part of any DACA deal.
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"Before now, populist or xenophobic parties in Germany rarely won more than 5 percent of the vote," Judy Dempsey, a senior associate at Carnegie Europe, wrote after the vote.
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Before now, Morrison was best known for his campaign as immigration minister to "Stop the Boats," turning back vessels of migrants trying to reach the shores of Fortress Australia.
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Before now, Ms. Le Pen has mainly transcended the barriers that hobble many other Frenchwomen in politics, somehow managing to be both woman and genderless at the same time.
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And yet Sorkin — the only screenwriter on the planet who can open a film based solely on his name — has mostly stuck to newsrooms, technologists, and politics before now.
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As for Dialogues, the service was in beta testing for three months before now, and the idea is very similar to the skills that can be created for Amazon's Alexa.
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Hopkins' ego undoubtedly took bigger damage than his body had following his encounter with the arena floor, especially considering how he prided himself on having never been stopped before now.
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"Before now, we had a large body of epidemiological evidence linking smoking with cancer, but now we can actually observe and quantify the molecular changes in the DNA," he said.
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The company has been working to adapt to the changing needs of customers in other ways, before now, including through its on-demand delivery service and mobile checkout, for example.
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Where people didn't understand, felt threatened or were content to ignore the matter before, now "there is a greater societal understanding of the phenomenon and acceptance of it," she said.
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I've never backed down from anything I've written before now, but maybe progressing in my beliefs and doing better next time is what being a fixer upper is all about.
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But before now, stories — the ephemeral, public photo and video posts that disappear after 24 hours — have been housed in their own tab to the right of the camera screen.
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"It doesn't represent me at all," he told the Post about his mom's sentiments, adding that he and his brothers had always thought her politics were fairly progressive before now.
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It was the largest American air strike in Somalia in recent years—before now, American attacks have mostly used drones, not jets, and have targeted leaders rather than foot soldiers.
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He pulls up a video of "De la Rey," a ballad about the Anglo-Boer Wars, a time you might call the last low point for the Afrikaners, before now.
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These revelations about Trump also made me think of the Brock Turner case in California, a crime that disturbed me greatly, but one that I viewed quite differently before now.
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I thought about the women throughout the tech field who are already dealing with the implicit biases that haunt our industry (which I've written about before), now confronting them explicitly.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is telling a story on the campaign trail about being arrested in South Africa, but there's no record of him mentioning the arrest before now.
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Although there have been a handful of CIA nominees with operational experience at the agency before now, many of them had been in the public arena prior to their nomination.
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They're all good students, and many had the chance to go to other top colleges — Stanford, Harvard, Notre Dame — where they might have tasted the N.C.A.A. tournament long before now.
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Ms. Eltahawy suggested in the firm tone that she used all night that those people realize how privileged they have been to have not felt besieged by politics before now.
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You dropped out of MIT before going to Harvard, before now building state-of-the-art technology that's been used in telescopes ... So give me a quick nutshell on that.
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In a city best known for yoga, $15 juices, and inspirational Lululemon quotes, it's almost surprising that no one tried to sell $40 hot dog water to Vancouverites before now.
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Before now, the Act had only been used once — on an "ergonomics" rule to combat repetitive stress injuries in the workplace, signed by Bill Clinton and undone by George W. Bush.
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Salesforce has invested in a number of startups out of the country before now, including those that do not look like they only indirectly offer a strategic fit into Salesforce itself.
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"After over 40 years of public service, if any of these allegations were true, they would have been made public long before now," the statement from campaign chair Bill Armistead said.
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This is a notable expansion for the kids' clothing subscription service, which before now had focused on its personalized boxes and its own e-commerce sales, not an in-store presence.
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Before now, these sorts of Town Hall features were only available to those who were already engaging with their government representatives on Facebook, or who were actively seeking their reps' information.
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"We found that changes in the DNA have been seriously underestimated before now," said Allan Bradley, a professor at Britain's Wellcome Sanger Institute who co-led the research published on Monday.
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Before now, one traveler was forced to front the cost of the trip and hope that their friends/colleagues/family were responsible enough to pay them back in a timely fashion.
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Before now, the only way to short bitcoin was through Grayscale Investment's Bitcoin Investment Trust, which Dusaniwsky called "extraordinarily expensive" and hard to trade because of the limited number of shares.
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They're but a few of the versions of the board on view at SFO Museum, which also includes numerous colorful, decorative, and unique boards unseen by the general public before now.
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Ten states and Washington, D.C., have fully legalized recreational marijuana, while others have decriminalized possession of the drug, though Florida has not taken any steps towards legalizing recreational marijuana before now.
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Held during the typically slower summertime shopping season, Prime Day 2017 was the biggest sales day in company history, before now, and it was the biggest shopping day the year prior.
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If the new white nationalists didn't know it before, now they do: You don't even have to organize and turn your people out to garner golden publicity and bolster recruitment efforts.
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How is that possible, when there have already been multiple attempts to tell the story of the Russian oligarch-turned-dissident before now, including two documentaries, released in 2011 and 2015.
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Tobacco use in film had declined before now As recently as 2007, on-screen smoking had significantly declined to just 0.23 scenes of tobacco use in the year's highest-grossing films.
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Before now-Tropical Storm Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys, killing at least nine and doing untold damage, then-Hurricane Irma barreled through the Caribbean, killing dozens and flattening entire islands.
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Grab said that it has invested $1 billion to date in Indonesia before now, and it said that its contribution to the economy in 2018 was $3.5 billion (48.9 trillion Indonesian rupiahs).
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Trump has encouraged boycotts of brands that have gone against him in some way before; now, he's given a thumbs-up to a retailer because someone affiliated with the brand supported him.
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And Julian [Schnabel], I've known for like 30 years, so — I was wondering if you'd known Schnabel before now, back when he was best known as a painter, before he made Basquiat.
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Ghost Robotics' latest video shows the Minitaur even more capable than it was before, now showing off its ability to skitter over rocks, duck under ledges, and worm its way through tunnels.
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Before now, both Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin were something of rivals when it came to the Artemis program, as they had both pitched their own lunar lander designs to the public.
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"I've never backed down from anything I've written before now, but maybe progressing in my beliefs and doing better next time is what being a fixer upper is all about," Austin said.
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But Twitter had been counting those accounts as users before now, and so it has to deal with the fact that in the public's eyes, growth is going in the wrong direction.
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The Hire series has never really drifted into science fiction before now, but The Escape feels solidly like it could be an abbreviated version of a much longer one of his films.
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Rather than issuing blanket denials, Mr. Fomenko is apparently eager to discuss his case, lending another, if still cryptic, dimension to the intrigue, restricted before now to digital codes and online fingerprints.
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New Yorkers might know Palamides as the voice of Buttercup on the Cartoon Network's "Powerpuff Girls," but they have never had the chance to see her comedic chops in person before now.
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So, I'm seeing companies at the Series A and Series B stages with 30% MoM growth that were popular before now struggle to raise their next rounds because they are not profitable.
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South Sudan may well have been in famine last year, Mr de Waal writes, but a declaration was resisted before now, partly by a South Sudanese government official sitting on the IPC body.
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Although more than two dozen individuals and companies have been convicted in the case, only two other men have been sentenced before now, and both were relatively minor figures who pleaded guilty voluntarily.
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There's more to it, of course, but I don't want to preach to the converted; and nor do I want to spoil anything for anyone who, like me before now, hasn't given BoxBoy!
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"We are working with a handful of banks across the industry, using open banking and our marketplace of services to solve problems for their customers which couldn't be solved before now," he says.
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"Anybody" means "the people who could never access it before," and surely we are open to hearing new voices, from new places, from new people that we would never have heard before now.
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And so, being a member of the woke bae club is a bit of a back-handed compliment: It means you possess an awareness that you didn't (and maybe should have) before now.
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While Europe dealt with hundreds of imported cases during the outbreak of the virus three years ago, it never had a native case -- where local mosquitoes developed and spread the virus -- before now.
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It also shaped the world's opinion of this tiny country, populated with Holocaust survivors from 12 years before, now displaying the derring-do and sheer chutzpah that dazzled even the CIA and KGB.
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"Since this longstanding legal advice and Secretarial practice were inconsistent with the Department's general motor vehicle policy, either the written policy or the practice should have been changed long before now," Bernhardt writes.
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"They should have increased it before now because now we are right in the middle of a crisis," said one, as he ate a corn muffin-like local snack known as an arepa.
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Chipotle has long cited its "food with integrity" pledge, which promises that its menu items will not contain artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, to explain why it didn't offer the item before now.
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Target has only been available through Google Express in New York City and California before now, so today's announcement marks a major expansion and helps to fill out Google's service in a big way.
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But it's possible that the average hacker stayed away from the political sphere before now, perhaps not wanting to cross paths with their state-sponsored counterparts, or perhaps just not considering them worthwhile targets.
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Before now, if the Supreme Court were to hear arguments on the travel ban in the future, it was likely that the question before the court would be whether the controversy is still live.
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Director JA Bayona (The Orphanage) was the perfect choice to try to engineer this horror feel but it's not as if the dinos have only ever hunted in the forests and plains before now.
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"Before now, we had a large body of epidemiological evidence linking smoking with cancer, but now we can actually observe and quantify the molecular changes in the DNA due to cigarette smoking," Alexandrov said.
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Before now, her commercial power has not translated to dominance of streaming, a situation not helped by her albums being either unavailable for long periods of time or not available immediately on streaming platforms.
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"Before national Democrats are going to think about sinking national resources in Texas, I think Texas Democrats are going to have to show better examples of competitiveness than they have before now," he continued.
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Before now, those playlists were only available behind a paywall for iHeartRadio Plus, the $4.99/month on-demand music service, and iHeartRadio All Access, which offers unlimited access to millions of songs and offline listening.
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It's hard to explain in words why Fiona has won over the hearts of so many people who, before now, had zero interest in hippos, so perhaps this Instagram post will give you a clue.
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Okay, that's conjecture, speculation, and it could well be there are fiercely loyal Nintendo fans out there who would have liked to have got into Skyrim before now, but it was never on their system.
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The idea of starting a discussion thread where readers can argue about things like the season finale of "Game of Thrones" isn't new — and even before now, Substack supported comments when newsletters are published online.
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It is no surprise that it never received a great deal of attention before now because the lack of openness we are currently seeing was not an issue when President Obama occupied the Oval Office.
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Before now, predators in the entertainment industry got away with decades of abhorrent behavior because no one was willing to publicly call them out on it for myriad reasons, most notably fear and self preservation.
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Scientists at the zoo milked a hippo for the first time — "we had no idea what was in hippo milk before now," Ms. Gorsuch said — so that they could recreate the formula for Fiona's bottles.
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Not because the US has shown undue hesitancy in dropping bombs on Syria before now, but because of its refusal to let Syrians help themselves by allowing more refugees to move to the United States.
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If you're a vegetarian or vegan who is looking to add more complete proteins to your diet, you may already know that quinoa is one of them — and if you didn't before, now you do.
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While CBT is known to be effective for chronic pain and is recommended for lower back pain, before now only one other study had looked at MBSR for chronic low back pain, the researchers say.
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Hip-hop connoisseur and activist LeRoy McCarthy, most recently known for his guerrilla dedication to Aretha Franklin in NYC subways, has been advocating for the name change for five years, with little luck before now.
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Before now, Mega Stuf was the biggest chocolate cookie to come out of Oreo's Wonder Vault, and of course the Double Stuf Oreos are a fan-favorite among those who want more creme with their cookies.
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The Hardlight suit isn't a revolutionary product — there have been a lot of haptic suits before now — but it seems that NullSpace is differentiating itself by making its suit sweat-proof and supposedly easier for developers.
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While Allo was uncovered months before now, it looks like Google has managed to keep Duo under wraps, with the only leak about an upcoming video app in recent times being of a Periscope-like competitor.
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His desire to pass the throne to his son Crown Prince Naruhito during his lifetime set a constitutional crisis in motion: Before now, the existing Imperial Household Law only permits passage of the throne upon death.
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The rocket blew up while going through pre-launch prep on a landing pad, and no one was injured, but SpaceX has had some difficulty figuring out the cause, and shared very little info before now.
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It was also in December that Timothy Savage began posting to YouTube a series of videos, which have not been widely publicized before now, in which he called out Kelly regarding his alleged relationship with Joycelyn.
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Already at the hearing, Ford fought back tears describing the alleged assault in detail, explaining how it "drastically altered" her life and why she was "too afraid and ashamed to tell anyone these details" before now.
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The progress made by Sara Howard, John Moore, and the Isaacson brothers in the absence of their mercurial mentor is a surprise only in terms of the centrality Kreizler was given by the story before now.
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"I do not know if Newnan had looked at itself this closely before now," said Robert Hancock, a lawyer and real estate consultant who, as president of Newnan's Artist in Residence program, helped commission the installation.
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"We're also providing more transparency about the content of the copyright takedown than ever before, now surfacing the specific description of the copyrighted work provided by the claimant in the takedown notice," the blog post reads.
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How had these fish, which before now she had only ever seen emerge from a dark hole in the ice, found their way to this brightly lit showcase, across from the cereal boxes and chocolate bars?
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Because of Dumbledore's historical prominence and cultural importance within the Harry Potter universe, fans are already familiar with unscrupulous wizards like gossip writer Rita Skeeter, who've dug extensively into all of his family skeletons before now.
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His selection of anatomical, pathological, and ethnographic wax replicas of mostly medical marvels and abnormalities — never seen before now in the United States — was originally part of Castan's Panopticum, which existed in Berlin from 1869 to 1922.
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The science of cooking perfectly is something that has never existed before now, and its allure for those who can set a thermostat and understand the concept opens doors that were built, in part, by Myhrvold's team.
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Rover has offered the spots on their platform on a per-use, on-demand basis before now, but it's going to pilot a monthly subscription starting this summer, with a planned test phase extending into early fall.
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Before now, no government agency was recognized as having authority to oversee private missions beyond Earth's orbit, though a 1967 international treaty holds the United States responsible for any flights into space by its non-government entities.
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Paying advertisers have always been able to see their video counts, but for other brands on the platform, the only measurement of how much traction a video was getting before now came from its likes and comments.
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Monday night in Richmond, after an audience member asked whether he thought student loan interest rates are unfair, Kasich gestured at news cameras and said that before now, he'd have called those rates fair as a joke.
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The phones and tablets that could not turn off Secure Boot before now have the ability to do so, which means people who had no ability to change operating systems on their tablets now have that ability.
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While the desire to secure a better future for one's family has pulled several generations to the U.S., never before now has the U.S. government sought to cut off that magnet by brazenly targeting children for punishment.
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"Compared to how optimistic I was the week before now ... I'm very pessimistic," Grassley told constituents in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, before adding that he thinks Congress will get something done even if repeal now and replace later.
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But it will also continue at community actions and other events throughout the year — and in the halls of Congress, where more women than ever before now have the opportunity to craft legislation that affects all Americans.
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As few people knew before now, the Air Force is actually currently in negotiations with Boeing on the final costs of the two new Air Force One jets it hopes to buy and have in service by 2024.
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Anyway, I bet one thought you didn't have about him before now is that he is… Throughout the course of our marriage, which has so far lasted 17 minutes, he has taught me a lot about building suspense.
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"Before now, I thought it was a rumour that the plastic rice is all over the country but with this seizure, I have been totally convinced that such rice exists," customs controller Mohammed Haruna told the Nigerian Observer.
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Technically, the neon green and pink colors were available as standalone purchases in Japan and Europe before now, but this marks the first time US Switch owners have been able to pick them up without importing them internationally.
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Sass said in an interview that even though WhiteSource had quietly bootstrapped itself initially and had only raised around $11 million before now, there had been a "big shift" in the marketplace in the last year or so.
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Ranging from monumental cabinets to delicate chairs and dressing tables, works on view here invariably display terrific technical expertise but no core sense of personal style, which may be why he had not been better known before now.
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If you're a Civilization fan and you've been waiting to jump into Civ VI and its expansion, or even if you've never even played a city sim game before, now is the perfect time to kickstart your empire.
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Perhaps his most sustained effort before now, though, involved his establishing an exploratory committee for a possible run as a Reform Party candidate for president in 2000, when he suggested that Oprah Winfrey would be his vice president.
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But Mr. Xi, 66, who is one of the most traveled Chinese leaders, had been reluctant to reciprocate before now, depriving the 35-year-old Mr. Kim of the prestige of playing host to his most powerful neighbor.
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"Although queso was the number one requested menu item, we never added it to our menu before now because we wouldn't use the industrial additives used in most quesos," Steve Ells, Chipotle's CEO said in a statement Tuesday.
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It isn't that the basic facts about what Russia appeared to be up to were unclear clear before now; I myself wrote a piece in July asking why Russia's apparent meddling wasn't the topic of screaming headlines every day.
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And it's possible she's making them up entirely, in order to explain why she didn't go public before now, and why she signed that statement just a few months ago contradicting everything she said on 260 Minutes Sunday night.
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"That's to say, how the law that we adopted will be applied - something that was not done before now, in terms of each type of energy and the transformation we want with development of renewable energy sources," he said.
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So when these riders appeared, I admit to staring, being fascinated by what was unfolding, that yes, they were here to ride -- and confused before now -- I didn't know to appreciate that riding could help promote stability and control.
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Few people reject crazy claims based on the fact they hadn't heard about them before now, because chances are they already have heard about them, or something close to them, from the sites that tend to confirm their biases.
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" Lindeman sings of intimate, deeply nostalgic memories in a relationship, like of "We wrote letters to each other / As though addressing the ocean / That we stand before now" or "Walking the streets / When it was too hot to eat.
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Before Now Computer programs are getting better at processing vast amounts of text — a task called natural language processing — which means they are better at ferreting out telltale social media manipulation signals such as semantic errors and common hashtags.
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"I'm seeing companies at the Series A and Series B stages with 30% MoM growth that were popular before now struggle to raise their next rounds because they are not profitable," she writes in a guest column on TechCrunch.
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There are good reasons why chips with this many cores have not yet made it into 13-inch laptops before now, and many of them are centered around the inability of such a thin chassis to keep them cool.
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"If 'environmentalist' was a dirty word before, now every resident of Baykalsk says, 'I am an environmentalist,'" said Tatiana Gluckman, a sprightly pulp factory employee turned town politician who jousted with Ms. Rikhvanova before becoming her main local ally.
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And while this shift will create very real hardships for brick and mortar employees whose livelihoods will be on the line, industry executives could have preemptively mitigated some of the harm by embracing disruption and evolution long before now.
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And Clinton has been campaigning intensely for more than a year now, so one would think that if she had some sort of serious illness that wasn't just a passing bug, we would have seen evidence of it before now.
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We understand that the Facebook "Movies" button is considered a test, and has been slowly expanding to users across the U.S. That means some of you will have seen this option long before now, while others are only newly seeing it.
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But before now, Microsoft's contractors may have received no such benefits at all — in the US, only 13 percent of private-sector workers had access to paid parental leave as of March 2017, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once Before now, the only choices to pick from were milk, dark, or white chocolate Kit Kats, and the occasional limited-edition flavor like red velvet for Valentine's Day.
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Cue my confession: I am a food writer (and also a self-proclaimed foodie) — but before now, I had never eaten a Cronut, never purchased a sleeve of macarons from Ladurée, or even set foot inside NYC's legendary Magnolia Bakery. Why?
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Whether you need to brush up on your budgeting skills or have never felt the need to create a budget before, now is the time to sharpen your pencil and figure out how to balance your outgo with your (reduced) income.
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The grooming doesn't only happen at parties; young people might be picked up at unlicensed music events, such as raves – and while "uck party" might be a relatively new phrase, people have been sexually exploited at music events long before now.
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Before now, most of the political talk about Ukraine involved a very complicated right-wing conspiracy theory that the country was the epicenter of a pro-Hillary plot to make it look as if Russia conspired to help Trump get elected.
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These changes cater to hardcore players who disable most in-game helpers, because they did not have a method of being warned about nearby mines before (now they will hear audio cues and see nearby explosives on an info panel).
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That may be true — though fans in Cleveland, Buffalo and Atlanta might have something to say about this — but that the historical balance sheet might have been leveled long before now doesn't seem to occur to most Boston sports fans.
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In fact, if you have come across Alex before now, it was probably in mid-June, when some of the people on the business side of Breitbart persuaded him to appear on the HBO show ''Real Time With Bill Maher.
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If speech were truly free in the way "political correctness" suggest it ought to be — if people could talk about their opinions and experiences without fear of retaliation for speaking their minds — the accusers of Donald Trump would have come forward before now.
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The world is changing quickly right now, and many of us have been affected by this issue: I spoke up because I feel deeply that the secrecy of shame plays a significant part in what has kept this shift from happening before now.
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Popek has never competed in KSW before now, having exclusively fought in the UK for promotions Cage Rage and FX3 and has a record of 2-1 with two knockout wins and one knockout loss—all of which happened back in 2008.
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Before now, using Google Tasks has involved a confusing mess of inputs and outputs: a melange of Google Keep, Google Assistant, and Google Calendar all either accepted or showed you tasks, but getting a simple, single list of them was nigh-impossible.
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Before Now One common trait among troll farm posts in the past was that its images were stamped with watermarks — a logo, text or pattern superimposed onto another image — as a way for the group to build followers for its Facebook pages.
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So Asian-Americans, immigrants, women, LGBTQs and yes, members of the white working class: If you didn't come out in support of Black Lives Matter before, now is the time -- because you or someone you love could be the life that "matters" next.
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"This is the first systematic assessment of unexpected events resulting from CRISPR/Cas9 editing in therapeutically relevant cells, and we found that changes in the DNA have been seriously underestimated before now," said Allan Bradley, one of the authors of the study, in a statement.
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Before now, Colitre says, there was no central database for music publishing — Music Reports' registry was opened to the public last month — primarily because streaming services and labels closed this off out of fear of infringement claims if someone found something that wasn't licensed.
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The ruined gothic fantasy setting coupled with a notoriously harsh (but fair) approach to combat gave gamers what they wanted on prior adventures, and the landscapes seen in this new project aren't so distant from those we've died in, over and over again, before now.
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"Two people in the cabinet now, and a number of people who have been in Conservative cabinets before now, better cabinets I might say than the current one, and a number of shadow cabinet ministers have also been in touch," he told BBC radio.
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To the Editor: If I'm considering having a picnic with family and friends next weekend, should I consult the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather forecast, as I would have before now, or should I instead contact the White House for the "correct" forecast?
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The main issue that an Apple-owned Sonos hasn't made much sense before now, at least from Sonos' perspective, is that the speaker maker has reaped the benefits of being a platform that plays nice with all the major streaming service providers and virtual assistants.
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But if playing it safer in Afghanistan and East Asia is the wiser course of action, one could very justifiably ask why playing it safe for so many years before now yielded such unsafe and lousy results well before President Trump came on the scene.
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Wallapop is the bigger company in terms of staff — but LetGo is a lot more popular in the U.S., as you can see from these stats from SurveyMonkey Intelligence: Before now, the companies have each both reportedly raised more than $100 million in funding to date.
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But before now, the Latinx consumer hasn't been fully represented in the beauty space — whether it be in foundation shades or curly hair products — which is why some entrepreneurs took it upon themselves to create new brands that speak directly to their specific needs and culture.
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Perhaps I should have done, before now—but it's only because of the Retronauts podcast (which I recommend, because it explores several other fascinating details of Zelda's portable debut, including all of those weird cameos) that this connection is now a part of my own Zelda knowledge.
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"It may not have been publicly acknowledged before now, but our talent, our beauty, and our grace has always been secretly desired and praised for many years behind-the-scenes," says Raquel, who first picked up a camera in high school and started with self-portraits.
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Axios caught up with Ortiz and two small business owners under the JCN coalition yesterday to learn more about what they want from the administration's tax plan: The most surprising thing for Ortiz is why tax cuts for small businesses hasn't been a main conversation before now.
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You trolls pass judgment and say that I never spoke of it before now but clearly you have not been following me or my journey if you look on my Instagram you see where I HAVE POSTED several times about being a survivor of domestic violence.
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In addition to a premium feature set, YouTube Red includes a number of original programs and movies aimed at younger viewers who tend to watch online videos instead of traditional TV. Some original shows have been available in the Kids app before now, but not for free.
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"We serve a God who will Guide us through this storm, who will Guard us as we travel to places never seen before, and who, as a result of this experience, will Groom us to be better than we could have ever thought possible before now."
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Before now, Apple has used cameras instead of lidar sensors to enable AR. There are also additional cameras, including a wide-angle lens that captures video in 4K and an ultrawide angle lens with zoom that lets you fit more people and objects into a picture.
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With potential bidders around the world (some of whom may never have participated in an auction before) now able to place bids from their laptops, he has to keep one eye on the camera in the ceiling that is sending the proceedings to the house's online stream.
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It is interesting, however, in light of the closeness of the company's relationship with Lyft before now, and rumors that circulated previously that GM may have suggested to Lyft it was interested in purchasing the smaller company, though Lyft has since denied that any formal acquisition talks took place.
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But the recent dating of these fossils, located in a cave system about 100 kilometers from Marrakech, suggests that Homo sapiens were more widespread than initially realized: before now, many researchers believed today's humans descended from a group of ancestors living in East Africa some 200,000 years ago.
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Most Americans have probably never heard the name Robert Harward before now — and that's exactly why he's an attractive candidate to a White House looking to erase the memory of a figure whose fiery speeches denouncing Hillary Clinton and hostile attitude toward Islam brought waves of often negative publicity.
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"Before now, we had to open shipments for the dogs to access the containers, but this new technique, we only take air samples from the vent in the shipment and present it to the canine unit, who within few seconds can spot those with illegal items," Gathitu told CNN.
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"(Regarding the trade surplus) the truth is it's not just Germany anymore — central and eastern Europe, if you look at Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and take them as an aggregate, were running a big current account deficit before, now they're running a big current account surplus," he said.
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"Synthetic Desert," conceived in 1968, is one of those, sold to Count Giuseppe Panza di Biumo, a visionary Italian collector of postwar art, in 1971 and acquired by the Guggenheim in the early 1990s along with five other Wheeler works, only two of which have been realized before now.
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Rogers and other congressional Republicans said they hadn't acted before now because the Obama administration wasn't giving Congress the details on how they would spent the $1.9 billion they wanted, and they were working through their own analysis on how much the various agencies needed to deal with the immediate needs.
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Tasha: I've had plenty of doubts about the MCU before now — whether Guardians of the Galaxy is a workable film property, whether The Avengers could possibly respect that many distinctive characters at once, whether Doctor Strange would make any sense on film — and for the most part, I've been pleasantly surprised.
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Although the girls had similar symptoms, they weren't identical: "We're often finding that these disorders are quite variable from one patient to the next, and this might be one reason why they haven't been recognized before now—because a clinician couldn't have said: These are all one thing," says Hurles.
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And before now, just one other World Series had followed the pattern of the home team winning Games 1, 3, 5 and 6 and losing Games 2, 4 and 7: the spellbinding clash in 1975 between the Boston Red Sox and the Cincinnati Reds, who won Game 7 at Fenway Park.
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Before now, common wisdom was that blue light was more disruptive to people&aposs circadian rhythm than warm colors — that was the thinking behind a slew of features recently rolled out for devices including the iPhone and iPad that automatically shift displays to an orange-yellow tint late at night.
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There had been speculation before now that this iPhone would be at least $1,000: for one, Apple would need to charge more than $769, the price of the Plus-sized iPhone; and two, there's been some assumption that Apple will want to depress sales a bit so that it can better manage supply.
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Sincere apologies, the Vita, for that—and for not coming around before now, when you're as good as gone, to all the great stuff you pack behind that sweet OLED touch screen (the move to LCD in the 2013 "2000" model took some of the shine off the system's razor-sharp visuals).
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The Moto X4 will be the first non-Google device available on the network — before now, only the Google's Pixel and Nexus phones have been compatible with Fi. The Android One Moto X4's specs aren't much different from the device that debuted at the IFA tech show earlier this year in Berlin.
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The policy changes that resulted allow transgender men and women to compete in international sporting competitions, including the Olympic Games, with fewer restrictions than ever before; now, trans women athletes are allowed to compete after 103 months of hormone replacement therapy and passing hormone tests, and transgender men have no restrictions at all.
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Time telescopes in Martin Scorsese's newest movie, shifting back and forth through decades as old, wistful Frank narrates the tale of his life as a hitman for crime syndicate boss Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci) and then for Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino, who has somehow never worked with Scorsese before now).
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It's also clear that consumers are waking up to the fact their personal information is at risk — doubtless in large part because of how poorly their data has been protected before now — and also waking up to the fact they have enhanced data rights they can exercise to help manage and shrink their personal risk.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's (R-Texas) running mate last year before now-President Trump won the GOP's presidential nomination.
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"Before now, we just knew that [LSD] did [alter consciousness], but we didn't know how" The researchers also found that LSD appears to reduce connectivity (in other words, how much the neurons "talk" to each other) in parts of the brain that are believed to be linked to a person's idea of "self," according to the study.
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Before now, all of the cases in the U.S. have occurred when people contracted the virus abroad and then returned to the U.S. "At this time, the department believes that active transmission of the Zika virus is occurring in one small area in Miami-Dade County, just north of downtown," the Florida Department of Health said.
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There must not be one scintilla of evidence of this; otherwise, special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE surely would have taken steps long before now to rid the nation of such a dangerous commander-in-chief.
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We've seen it asked of Gone Home, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, That Dragon, Cancer, and many more titles before now—and, as the medium develops, it's a discussion that'll appear more frequently around new titles that go somewhere new with their style, playing out almost more like interactive films than what's typically regarded as a video game.
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"Girl, you're everything a man could want and more / one thousand words are not enough to say what I feel inside / Holding hands as we walk across the shore, never felt this way before / now you're all I'm living for..." Maybe it's the spliff, but does Billy's voice falter just a little on the word "shore"?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I did not know of the remarkable 21870th-century Norwegian painter, Peder Balke (21870-1503) before now, but his painting, "The North Cape by Moonlight "(2150), which I first saw on the Metropolitan Museum's website, brought to mind the work of the great Norwegian Romantic painter, J. C. Dahl (21000–29).
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Click the image to view on YouTube Click the image to view on YouTube As a transportation reporter, I've been in a lot of cars using either autonomous or semi-automated Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS) features, both on public and private roads, and yet I'd never been in an accident during a demonstration drive for any of these features before now.
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She wanders around stone-faced, and sometimes she burns some shit down, and sometimes she wades into the ocean, and yes, I recognize that she's in a state of shock from losing her baby/her finger/the foundations of her entire belief system, but Handmaid's Tale has shown people facing horrible losses before now in more dynamic and compelling ways.
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In any event, the GOP has controlled the House of Representatives since 2011, so why didn't the Republicans call for investigations into this uranium deal before now (Clearly, we saw with the numerous Benghazi hearings that the GOP had no hesitation investigating Clinton.) Well for the same reason Trump and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
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I was able to stream two of my favorite games from Google's selection, "Destiny 2" (which I hadn't played before now) and "Red Dead Redemption 2," in high resolution and with max graphics right to a Chrome web browser on a MacBook Pro, and to the app on a Pixel 3a and Chromecast Ultra Google loaned me for the test.
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One of the supposed benefits of the new month-to-month plans is that if you are a person who wants to trade in your phone sooner than you would've in the past, because you would've been locked in before, now you can trade in a phone and get a new one, if a new one comes out that strikes your fancy, right?
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"It may be particularly so for Donald Trump in D.C." Curt Smith, a former speechwriter for the elder Mr. Bush and the author of "The Presidents and the Pastime: The History of Baseball and the White House," published last year, said Mr. Trump should have continued the tradition before now, noting that, before becoming president, he threw out first pitches at Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park and Wrigley Field.
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From the article: This is the first time that SoftBank has created a fund of this kind focused on a single region — although it has spearheaded big bets into specific countries like India in the past — and it appears to the be first time that it has formally established a group to help other portfolio companies expand in a region, although this is likely something that SoftBank would have been doing on an informal basis before now.
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Toyota is finally revealing the details of its plan to catch up with some of its rivals on electrification; the automaker has focused primarily on hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles before now, despite having led the market with the Prius – but it's going to focus more on pure EVs going forward, with a plan to offer over 10 purely battery-powered vehicles from 2020 on, and a goal of making available either a hybrid or a fully electric version of every car it sells by 2025.
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Before now, Rodis told me, costume and makeup artists often served as de facto intimacy coordinators — they are still the ones who glue on pubic wigs and hold out robes for actors — and she says people in those roles often approach her to confide their gratitude that a set of duties they've long performed on the fly, like pulling actors aside when they are clearly uncomfortable, or even, in the case of one costume designer turned intimacy coordinator, speaking up to directors themselves, have finally been formalized and given a name.
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