"To come back and begin again with this old, extended, dysfunctional family was a really nice way to begin again," she said.
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And it has been said by prophets and poets for five millennia now, if the world is to begin again it will begin again in Israel.
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"To come back and begin again with this old, extended, dysfunctional family was a really nice way to begin again," she said at a press conference for the movie in 2016.
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When it finishes, it will begin again from the start.
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Thankfully, military exercises can begin again on a moment's notice.
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It's not clear when or if negotiations will begin again.
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The New York Times: New Congress tries to begin again.
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After that, officials said, the cleaning process would begin again.
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Both sides said they would begin again early Saturday morning.
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On June 21, China's Yulin Dog Meat Festival will begin again.
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We might consider this a harbinger; a call to begin again.
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Debates end in class and begin again in the boarding houses.
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There was no word on when civilian flights could begin again.
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In barely twelve hours, it will begin again. Chime. Chime. Chime.
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Those hearings may begin again if the Graham-Cassidy effort fails.
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Filming would not begin again until later in July or August.
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Like staring into the end of times and seeing them begin again.
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The cycle is about to begin again, bringing inevitable change with it.
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So, as soon as the end times come, life can begin again.
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Carney (Once; Begin Again) soaks in its wistful, gently romantic mood without
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Look for them to begin again between mid-August and early September.
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Just use it as an opportunity to let go and begin again.
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The compost of death provides the resources for life to begin again.
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If it isn't working, don't cut and paste – scrap it and begin again.
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Talks will begin again on Friday, the bishops' conference said in a statement.
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Gonzalez announced the "Begin Again" initiative in September to erase misdemeanor marijuana convictions.
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The messages begin again on May 17, the day that Mueller was appointed.
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Government officials have said top-level NAFTA talks could begin again this month.
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We could begin again to forgive, speak the truth and put hate aside.
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They need to begin again to reach across the aisle and go outside Washington.
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Companies begin to close, and many will not have the resources to begin again.
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Until she starts trying for a baby, when the whole circus will begin again.
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Having finished the task, who in their right mind would want to begin again?
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I don't think that would have worked on Begin Again, even though people wanted it.
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In the musical "Begin Again" (2014) the actress stars opposite Mark Ruffalo and Hailee Steinfeld.
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The unfortunate truth is that Jim ended; now the frog would have to begin again.
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Even if talks do begin again, many observers point to how difficult they will be.
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Every few days, they would pack up, move to a new house and begin again.
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Even when it crashed, it took only the tap of a finger to begin again.
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I was trying to find the so-called destructive element, and to begin again from there.
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In January, President Trump gave instructions to cease the study, which meant construction could begin again.
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Security experts warn that with the agreement no longer in place, the barrage could begin again.
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They must begin again in the American heartland where both Jackson and Lincoln found their power.
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The island's rain refunds will stop at the end of May and begin again from Sept.
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Celebrate your accomplishments and, on occasion, give yourself permission to take a break and begin again.
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One of those who crashed, Denise Feierabend of Switzerland, was injured and unable to begin again.
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We all have these moments, and it's about how you move forward and how you begin again.
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Due to the holiday hiatus, it's possible that production will not begin again until the new year.
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"When actual negotiations begin again, I can't say at this point," Lighthizer told the Democrat-led committee.
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Carney's more visibly commercial 2013 film Begin Again was initially called Can A Song Save Your Life?
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However, after prohibition in the late 1960s, research was forbidden and did not begin again until 2014.
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Meanwhile, The Times has just published "52 Places to Go in 2018," so our adventures begin again.
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Should they fire Mary, eat the money already spent filming half a movie, recast and begin again?
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His follow-up, Begin Again, didn't fare as well, although it's actually much better than its critical reputation.
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It's not pretty, but in the end it is good, because it creates the opportunity to begin again.
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He said that the company will fix the issues surrounding the aircraft, and that deliveries will begin again.
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Over the course of 25,800 years, it will eventually return to Aries and the cycle will begin again.
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To honor David without dishonoring the sweetness of the occasion as we all begin again to move forward.
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Two Cessna jets later whisked him back to the mountains of his childhood, where the pursuit would begin, again.
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Then, wrap the braid around the back of your head and begin again, so it mirrors the other side.
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I've mostly blocked out the switch to iOS 11, but sometimes I remember and the night sweats begin again.
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The Alexander-Murray negotiations were shelved as the Graham-Cassidy bill picked up steam, but they could begin again.
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Mr. Rose's portfolio centered on a program called "Begin Again," designed to resolve low-level warrants tied to summonses.
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That should begin again on Monday, said Kathryn Garcia, the sanitation department commissioner, as long as the weather cooperates.
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As a result of that response, more women speak up and step forward, causing the process to begin again.
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"FAA inspections have totally ceased and won't begin again in the next three weeks" on those foreign properties, he said.
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The fun and games begin again on Friday, though, as the sun swoops into passionate, playful Leo until August 22.
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Begin again, but this time perform 12 reps of each move one after the other, then rest for 33 seconds.
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Maybe they'll do it by breaking whatever security software the attackers used, and then the whole cycle can begin again.
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When the space becomes too chaotic, making it unsafe, I clean up, allowing the cycle of messiness to begin again.
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" Fittingly enough, the poem by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (1835-1905) from which the inscription was taken is titled, "Begin Again.
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When the hexagonal begins, expect the United States to lose an away game and the hand-wringing to begin again.
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Let us begin again with the facts: On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 Lunar Module landed on the moon.
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" Referring to miners as "our brothers and sisters," he added that people of all races "deserve the chance to begin again.
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Following a short summer hiatus, the rage will begin again on September 18-20 at Louder Than Life in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Begin Again director John Carney is hoping he can do just that when it comes to his relationship with Keira Knightley.
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" And she helpfully provided the translation: "Everything has been said already; but as no one listens, we must always begin again.
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Tours, which weren't being conducted during the Trump administration transition period, will begin again on March 7, the White House said.
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Given the success of Once on Broadway, what's the likelihood that we'll see Sing Street or Begin Again as a musical?
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" Mr. Sessions added, "It is good to remember this work and strive not to let an increasing drug cycle begin again.
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Over the weekend, Keira Knightley was called out by her Begin Again director, John Carney, for basically being a bad actress.
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But if there's anything the history of this fraught Wikipedia page taught me, it's that the debate might begin again tomorrow.
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Then she ran from the house, terrified she'd run into them on the way out and the attack would begin again.
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Young stopped the first scene to begin again, directing Mickelberg to start dancing at a slightly later point in the song.
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And most recently, satellite and tourist photos show construction trucks and cranes outside the hotel, indicating that work might begin again.
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As if a switch in me had been flipped, and I could feel my desire to begin again coming back to life.
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The administration official said rounds of meetings between top trade officials from both countries likely would begin again after the G20 summit.
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Later in the month, dramas like The Prestige jump ship, as well as some romantic staples like Leap Year and Begin Again.
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If he didn't get a visa he would leave the U.S. and his business would need to die or begin again elsewhere.
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The ambassadors of the United States, Germany and France all pleaded for her to carry out the accord, lest war begin again.
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Iraqis and Syrians return to cities that are ghosts of their former glory, lacking the infrastructure for normal life to begin again.
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Corbyn has announced he will now step down and the battle for control of Labour's leadership and party direction will begin again.
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Unlike with painted or pencil-drawn works, Pearse cannot cover up any errors; she must begin again and start her process from scratch.
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And though classes on the school's main campus have resumed, they won't begin again at the engineering school until Monday, UCLA officials said.
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Knightley, who worked with Weinstein on Begin Again and The Imitation Game, said she was not aware of his history of sexual harassment.
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Given how things are going so far, though, I can't wait to begin again, once the PC build is available later this week.
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He is free to make a fresh start, not to revive the old but to begin again as if for the first time.
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After making the music-themed dramas "Once" and "Begin Again," the writer-director John Carney knew he needed to change his cinematic tune.
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In July, when construction was set to begin again, a group of demonstrators protested near the base of Mauna Kea, halting the project.
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If political expediency or allegiance finds you arguing to the contrary, it is time to go back to the beginning and begin again.
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Movie mania All the "Star Wars" craziness can officially begin again, now that the trailer for "The Last Jedi" has finally been released.
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There's not much virgin territory left in cities, so to create open space is to begin again on the ruins of the past.
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" Later, on the fingerpicked "Nobody Wins," Fallon moans, "I lost most of myself pleasing everyone/ I had to learn how to begin again.
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There's a whole generation of young people there who've spent the better part of a decade waiting for their lives to begin again.
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Sing Street, the latest from John Carney (Once, Begin Again), is a classic story about teenage romance set against the backdrop of broken families.
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Keira Knightley's former colleagues are rushing to her defense after her Begin Again director, John Carney, questioned her acting ability in a recent interview.
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Leaving the talks with Guajardo later in the afternoon, Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said discussions would begin again on Friday at 9.30 a.m.
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When the next new moon comes around, the lunar cycle will begin again, and you can refer to the previous month's entries for perspective!
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Banks have been open in Egypt over the Friday to Saturday weekend, but interbank trading will only begin again on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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"We are going to begin again tomorrow to organize on social media, and we are trying to take this case up internationally," she said.
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This timely novel explores how we are all responsible for the world we live in and how our lives can and must begin again.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that civility in America can only begin again if Democrats win back the House or Senate this fall.
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Now, she believes her only path forward lies in the US, where she sits in administrative limbo waiting for her life to begin again.
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Then the work of reinventing the self will begin again, having had its start in thoughts of the dawn one has to believe would come.
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LONDON — Irish film director John Carney publicly apologized to Keira Knightley after leveling some harsh criticism at the Begin Again actress in a recent interview.
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Then there was his program called Begin Again, which allowed Brooklyn residents with summonses and warrants for many small offenses to easily clear their names.
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The opposition's goal now is to continue to undermine the Maduro regime by pushing for more protests — something they've vowed will begin again on Monday.
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But if the fermentation had halted only temporarily, as sometimes happens in cold temperatures, it would begin again in the container when the temperature warmed.
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Now the first rains might not start until August, then they stop for a while, leaving fields to dry out, and then they begin again.
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I'd spread myself very thin and I didn't want to be intimidated by my own catalogue, so I thought I would really have to begin again.
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IDOMENI, Greece — The refugees and migrants fleeing war and poverty had come to Greece, seeking a way to western Europe — and a chance to begin again.
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Carney is seasoned in the realm of romantic entertainment, previously bringing musical love stories such as Sing Street, Once and Begin Again to the big screen.
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The hill at Sirohi has been dug out, broken up and hauled away, and the mine bosses have moved on to begin again on another hill.
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While calls for changes to Article 44 are likely to begin again, any tweaks to the Australian constitution can only be made through a national referendum.
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For me, it's a cyclical song until it breaks, but then it settles back down where it could begin again—a lot like a "habit" itself.
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Conor Kennedy -- grandson of Robert Kennedy and Taylor Swift's ex -- probably wishes he could "begin again" after getting arrested early Thursday morning after a bar fight.
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A month later, Ms. Foght said, that same person told her that the wrong page had been notarized, and Ms. Foght would have to begin again.
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And even though the raven I had painted was O.K., I knew that I had to begin again and put an egg in the raven's mouth.
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Civil rights activists decried the Texas ruling, in part because it comes just before the once-every-decade redistricting process is set to begin again in 2020.
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The admission also has us reminiscing about all her enviable red carpet hair moments — including her chic milkmaid braid and romantic hair at the Begin Again premiere.
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The Republicans had done the right thing to rid themselves of the old families, specifically those named Bush, and the Democrats are free now to begin again.
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When she did begin again, she worked differently, now driven by a voice within and asserting more agency over her compositions, as Steiner had urged her to.
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A clandestine video of masked and hooded gunmen warning that bear hunting would begin again circulated widely, infuriating the local préfete, Paris's top representative in the Ariège.
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Over the decades, with money tight, progress on the mural has been sporadic; the history runs only through the 27s, though painting is soon to begin again.
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When the ground floods and the fire ants leave their strong city, they link legs and form a raft, and float, and live, and begin again elsewhere.
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At a May town hall, Hanford union workers and local residents raised the questions looming over negotiations of the past seven months: When will demo work begin again?
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And while the unemployment rate ticked up to 5 percent, economists took that as a sign that people were encouraged enough to begin again to look for work.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office has undertaken a similar effort called Begin Again, through which defendants can close their pending warrants simply by showing up to acknowledge them.
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Perhaps we don't have to give in to the hopeless, nihilistic impulse to burn books, burn down all that will catch afire, and begin again from the ashes.
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Retirees who have been receiving benefits for less than a year can contact the administration and withdraw their claims, then wait until they've reached 70 to begin again.
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"The free trade talks with the USA should begin again under a new title and with different substantive headings," including greater transparency, Mitterlehner told Germany's Die Welt newspaper.
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"We are afraid that the shooting will begin again," she said as she prepared to get into a car laden with carpets, pillows, blankets and furniture from her home.
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When the rains begin again this fall, those eggs will hatch, and cases could begin to rise, along with the associated risk to pregnant women and their undeveloped fetuses.
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The administration official said rounds of meetings led by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and his counterpart, Vice Premier Liu He, likely would begin again after the G20 summit.
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Research that could make flu viruses more dangerous, and that the government suspended in 2014 because of safety concerns, has been approved to begin again, federal officials have confirmed.
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There's a vivid description of procrastibaking, before it had that name, in a poem by Grace Paley called "The Poet's Occasional Alternative" (published in "Begin Again," her 2000 collection).
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It was always a weird claim to make, effectively setting aside the 9/11 attacks or implying that the clocks had been rewound to begin again the next day.
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But there are serious questions about the legality of such a policy; if it gets overturned by the courts, then it's entirely possible that family separations could begin again.
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Final agreements on the 12 annual appropriations bills are supposed to be crafted before the end of the fiscal year, at which point the process is supposed to begin again.
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Virtually everything in the film happens with a light, suspicious ease that makes Sing Street feel like even more of a slick and weightless fantasy than Begin Again before it.
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More immediately, they say, he was raising the stakes for the anticipated resumption of negotiations over Syria, talks expected to begin again in some form in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Saturday.
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Refugee claims "on the basis of religious-based persecution" will be given priority, and all admissions of Syrian refugees will be suspended until President Trump determines they can begin again.
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Behind us, far over the walls of the arena, the vague notes of the band begin again and float like thin banners across the hot sky. Meat. Blood. Memory. War.
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In "Begin Again," Glaude, the chair of the African-American Studies department at Princeton, explores the parallels between that period and our current moment, blending biography, memoir and cultural criticism.
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Gates, who dropped out of Harvard to start Microsoft in the 1970s, says that if he were to begin again, he would devote himself to either artificial intelligence, energy or biology.
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If the report is very strong, he anticipates rate hike chatter will begin again and send down high-yielding names in the packaged goods group like Procter & Gamble, Clorox and Kellogg.
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Holder and other Democrats argue that Republicans have used that process, which will begin again in 2021, to their benefit by drawing the boundaries to ensure safe seats for Republican incumbents.
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That's a disappointing new wrinkle for Carney, who gave the women in Once and Begin Again enough talent and agency to put them on the same footing with their male counterparts.
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The game's competitive tournament series for hardcore players will begin again soon, and "Chapter 2" introduced a Squad Arena mode for players to team up and play in more serious matches.
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And at that far-off point — assuming that there is still the will to spend the money and keep taking the measure of the planet — the whole process would begin again.
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Iran had pulled back from such cyberattacks targeting the US financial sector after the Obama administration's Iran deal but could begin again in retaliation for the Soleimani killing, FireEye's Hultquist said.
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But with the surrounding housing market saturated and no clear indication of when the rebuilding process in Paradise would begin again, people who hoped to stay in the area were left confused.
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HE HAD PROBABLY told the story 8,603 times but, each time he was asked, Robert McClelland, "Dr Mac" to his colleagues and students, would willingly begin again in his quiet, undramatic way.
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The effort to capture the killer, who appeared to stop in 73 and begin again in 2002, had dragged on for so long because of a lack of witnesses and evidence, officials said.
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So when UN-brokered peace talks begin again next week in Geneva, Russia will have set the formula for de-escalation and will be in pole position to shape the political outcome, too.
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All the other bells which chime every 15 minutes will be silent as well during the works that are due to be completed in 2021 when Big Bell's familiar tolls will begin again.
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From the conditions of this politicked body — the queer condition, the working-class condition, conditions of whiteness or non-whiteness and gender in motion — Myles questions where we began or must begin again.
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These broadcasts are set to begin again at noon on Friday in the demilitarized zones that separate the two countries, according to Cho Tae-yong, deputy chief of the presidential office of national security.
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In fact, Republicans may have the advantage today as they have broken with the old families first — and broken first with the old century and the old millennium — and are ready to begin again.
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Attraction and repulsion ebb and flow here, too, and a troubled relationship is subtly suggested before the window screen rises and we are invited to leave the dancers as they appear to begin again.
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Let the hammering begin again: Season 37 finds the general contractor Tom Silva, the master carpenter Norm Abram and their crew working their magic on a 1909 Arts and Crafts home in Arlington, Mass.
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It has many similarities to our beloved HSM, but just like Carney's past work (Once and Begin Again), it manages to be grounded in reality with escapist moments that don't feel forced or fake.
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Finding a way to insert a little levity when someone is feeling out of sorts may be just the thing to help everyone hit the reset button and begin again on a better note.
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"This is our rebirth where we can start our re-population, to get off that endangered species list, and begin again," she said smiling as her children ran races in the golden afternoon light.
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After confirming the letter was indeed sent, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said U.S.-North Korea relations were in a "better place" and expressed hope that working level talks with Pyongyang can begin again soon.
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It was this tension between the two of them which is part of what worked with the series and which drove the series, so it's actually an interesting way I think for us to begin again.
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Just looking at her filmography, it's not difficult to guess: The vast majority of contemporary roles she has been offered have been underwritten (Laggies, 2014) or secondary (Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, 2014) or uncomplicated (Begin Again, 2013).
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The writer-director of Once and Begin Again on regrets, annoyances, and musical fantasy Writer-director John Carney laments that his film Once will inevitably be the first thing mentioned in his obituary, and he isn't wrong.
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Her recent publication, "Let's Begin Again: Sierra On-Line and the Origins of the Graphical Adventure Game" takes aim at our assumptions about Sierra On-Line and what the adventure game genre looked like in the 1980s.
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Newsom said he had anticipated that within a month he would have been asked to sign off on a new protocol for administering lethal injections to death row inmates, clearing the way for executions to begin again.
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The Cosby trial will begin again next April, with a new defense team, led by Thomas Mesereau, a Los Angeles lawyer whose past clients—Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson, Robert Blake—are more or less the opposite of Allred's.
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The great Leiber-Stoller song "Ready to Begin Again," whose feisty senior narrator puts in her dentures and dons a wig before facing the world each morning, was delivered with a zesty blend of mordant humor and determination.
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Part of the North Korean mindset has been to justify its weapon programs on the grounds that there is no peace accord; American troops are amassed on its border and the war could begin again at any moment.
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This feminine gift and curse uniquely prepares her to survive the violent attack on her community in Los Angeles and successfully encourage a small tribe north to begin again from seeds she has saved from her family's garden.
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And it'd be one thing if the final boss was merely difficult, but each time you die, the game forces you to skip a cutscene and sit through a loading screen before the fight can begin again. Sigh.
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Using that sort of logic, even relatively new facilities will be comparatively old are old, and so the cycle should begin again, regardless of whether any of these buildings are truly obsolete as places to play and watch sports.
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John Carney, the director of Knightley's 2013 musical romantic comedy Begin Again, had some not-so-flattering-words for the actress during an interview with the Independent, explaining that he was "disenchanted" after working with her on the film.
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Baldessari, now 22016, keeps some of the ashes of these works in a book-shaped urn that is part of his collection, a reminder that at any point in a career, one can burn it down and begin again.
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Read Nicholas's story here: As Government Reopens, the New Congress Tries to Begin Again ____________________ • A mesmerizing visual traces the pre-congressional career of every House member in the 116th Congress, from law school blue bloods to blue-collar workers.
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In the limited number of listings that are lucky enough to come with these live photos (mostly found in the new arrivals), the models strut onto the screen, pose, and then walk off, only for it to all begin again.
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He said those negotiations will begin again in earnest on Tuesday, hosted by Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the House majority leader, who dined with the president at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach on Sunday night.
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VOLGOGRAD, Russia — And on the fifth day of the 2018 World Cup, that great, recurring soap opera of international sports finally got its chance to begin again: The not-so-mighty but ever-hopeful English national team took the field.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit talks between the United Kingdom and the European Union continued until late on Monday and will begin again on Tuesday morning but that is routine and nothing to get excited about, a British source close to the negotiations said.
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With its references to off-world colonies -- where humans get "a chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure" -- "Blade Runner" was ahead of its time in introducing the idea that there are consequences to humankind's actions on Earth.
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The trial, which began three weeks ago, was further complicated over the weekend as one of the defense lawyers, Daniel M. Gitner, fell ill and asked for a two-day delay in the trial proceedings, which were to begin again on Monday.
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BANGOR, Me. — Hundreds of miles from the health care debate that will begin again this week in Congress, lobstermen here are out in force, bees are furiously pollinating the state's famous blueberries and part-time workers are preparing for another summer tourist season.
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"Paul, who has garnered a reputation as perhaps the most staunchly anti-interventionist Republican in Congress, added, "I do fear that the Iranians are going to escalate this ... I do not see any avenue or any way that talks could begin again.
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Then reality — the shabby rooming house in which she tries to begin again, and the fickleness of her new love — sets in, and Hester chooses to end her life, which is where Terence Davies's adaptation of the 1952 Terence Rattigan play begins.
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But as anyone who has tried to sleep in an overheated apartment knows, the room eventually gets cold and you have to decide if it's worth getting out of bed and shutting the window just to wait for the cycle to begin again.
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Not as raw as Once, and not as polished-and-processed as Begin Again, Sing Street still does what those films do best: it captures the joy of creating music with likeminded people, and finding an emotional footing in the music other people have made.
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LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Brexit talks between the United Kingdom and the European Union continued until late on Monday and will begin again on Tuesday morning but that is routine and nothing to get excited about, a British source close to the negotiations said.
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They are the broken soldiers who refused Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the zen moment in which our American condition would begin again, and instead followed Nathan Bedford Forrest to form the Ku Klux Klan which poisons the spirit and will of America still.
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Choking back tears as the steel shutters lifted to reveal a newly-refurbished interior, owner Kirita Gallois told a large crowd of assembled journalists that her thoughts were with the victims' families, and that reopening the restaurant meant that "life can now begin again".
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While I knew that the next day my dad would have regrets, and his vicious cycle of yo-yo dieting would begin again, that night I relaxed, savoring every bite of the succulent meat — hoping my first lobster dinner would not be my last.
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Maybe Jeb should get in touch with his old pal William Weld, the most popular (and best) Republican governor in the history of Massachusetts who ran as VP on the Libertarian ticket in 2016 and begin again from scratch with a few other exiles.
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That same day, Canada also filed an official complaint against the US with the World Trade Organization over the way it handles border taxes — a move that analysts say is bound to inflame existing tensions over NAFTA renegotiations, which are set to begin again on January 23.
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Nadja sympathetically accepts the broad outlines of her mother's narrative of her French childhood — Francoise's brutal rejection by her own mother, Josée; the multiple infidelities of her plastic-surgeon playboy father, Paul; her admirable decision to escape her mother's influence and begin again in New York.
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After dealing with Mather, he turned his attention to Poe in "Edgar A. Poe: Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance" (1991), Morse in "Lightning Man: The Accursed Life of Samuel F.B. Morse" (2003) and the avant-garde composer Cage in "Begin Again: A Biography of John Cage" (2010).
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This week the chaotic visa process will begin again: Companies will apply to employ skilled foreign workers at the beginning of April — and if it's anything like years past, immigration authorities could cap the petitions within a week, receiving hundreds of thousands of petitions for only 21,22013 spots.
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"We see some very positive euro sentiment in the market right now, and if it goes down too much against the U.S. dollar that's going to begin again... The market is not confident enough right now that levels below $1.20 are justified," said Commerzbank currency strategist Esther Reichelt in Frankfurt.
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" Knightley fans were shocked when director John Carney, who helmed her 2013 film Begin Again, revealed in an interview with The Independent that he became "disenchanted" with Hollywood after working with her on the musical comedy, and criticized her acting ability, saying, "I'll never make a film with supermodels again.
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But even as the president and McAleenan denied that family separations could begin again, aides have said the White House is considering another policy that could do just that, though it would give migrant parents the choice to be separated from their children or be detained indefinitely as a family.
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Such actions would begin again after a hiatus of about a year, the protesters said in an email, because last week museum officials, including Juan Ignacio Vidarte, the deputy director and chief officer for global strategies, told members of a related group, Gulf Labor, that they would no longer meet with them.
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Director: John Carney (Once, Begin Again) Cast: Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, Jack Reynor (What Richard Did, Macbeth), Aidan Gillen (HBO's Game of Thrones, HBO's The Wire) Distributor: The Weinstein Company Carney's Once is one of Sundance's greatest success stories, going from a completely unknown quantity to a festival favorite (and then an Oscar and Tony winner).
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Death feeds into life perhaps most spectacularly here in the giant ficus trees, strangler figs that wrap themselves so fully around a host tree that the host dies and rots away and the ficus becomes a tree itself, spreading up into the sky and out toward other trees so the process can begin again.
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That is, officials had halted him in the middle of his run, because the previous racer had fallen and was still on the course, which meant that Maple had to be helicoptered back to the start to begin again—a fool's errand, as his adrenaline, strength, and ski prep were by then all basically shot.
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Once and Begin Again director John Carney has made a short career out of the redemptive power of song, and in Sing Street — which heavily mines his own youth — he's back on the theme, with a story about an uncertain kid forming a band to get a girl, and finding an identity for himself in the process.
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Two days later, after the election results began appearing on screens all across America, it was clear that the old normal had replaced the "new normal," that whatever "breakthrough feel" existed before Election Day had been halted in its tracks, that the days of terror and fear were going to begin again, not that they ever went away for many people.
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It's always raining in Blade Runner (partially to mask imperfections in the film set, according to Ridley Scott) and things have gotten so bad that everybody's trying to leave, for "the chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure" in off-world colonies that are never seen in the film—and which may not even be so great.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said Thursday that joint military exercises with South Korea — delayed until after the Winter Olympics due to tensions with North Korea — will begin again toward the end of March.
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Better to wear discontent on the outside, I learned, like the Red River Valley trees, which, frozen for nearly half the year, are forced to stop growing for so long that I imagine they begin again in spring with no recollection of where they left off, rushing to make up lost time through hot, dry Winnipeg summers, twisting their bodies over the years into strange, mangled monstrosities I've never seen the likes of anywhere else.
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Chinese companies are reportedly in talks to purchase more U.S. farm goods as part of an agreement with the Trump administration to narrow the country's trade deficit with the U.S. A spokesman for China's foreign ministry said at a press conference Thursday that Chinese companies had already begun the process of purchasing goods from U.S. suppliers and added that trade negotiations with the U.S. would begin again next week, according to The Associated Press.
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Whether you work in a toxic work environment, no longer think you're a good fit there or flat out hate what you're doing, it's "never too late to begin again," creative entrepreneur and author Adam J. Kurtz tells CNBC Make It. The 29-year-old has done a range of design work for brands including General Mills, Adobe, Urban Outfitters and Strand Bookstore, to name a few, but it was only in the past few years that he channeled his creative passions into a full-time career.
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