Remember to add time between appointments to account for delays.
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With little travel time between appointments, it is easier to arrange meetings.
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"We're really overwhelmed," Nazarian told Business Insider while driving between appointments Thursday afternoon.
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Between appointments, the standby accessory added a little flair to an all-black outfit.
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The answer to the traffic is obvious: allow more time to get between appointments.
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Here's where things get really good: "It actually buys you time between appointments," Hill says.
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Brothel employees clean up the dolls between appointments to prepare them for the next customer.
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Baker, like most pros, prefers her clients to avoid any at-home grooming in between appointments.
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Between appointments and parties during fashion week, Kean still spends much of the day in his studio.
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"She's really great at keeping up with regular trims and keeping her hair healthy between appointments," Baum says.
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But we found a way to retain color between appointments right at home with Madison Reed's color reviving gloss.
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In between appointments, she speaks about the difficulties she, her infant son, and her husband encountered on the difficult journey.
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However, between appointments, experts recommend staying up-to-date with regular trims, deep conditioning treatments, and glosses to keep hair healthy.
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In fact, the vast majority of the time, we're in between appointments or hair-care treatments — or washes for that matter.
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A financial planner, Stuart Evans, 47, rushed between appointments to Victoria Embankment, just a short walk from the site of the attacks.
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He was also driving a lot between appointments in hospitals, often turning to burger joints or Taco Bell for fast and convenient food.
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"The police are behind meeee," she shouted, scanning her rearview mirror as she gave two visitors a tour of the capital between appointments.
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Although Beyoncé is certainly devoted to her glam squad, she's not afraid to grab some box dye and touch up her color between appointments.
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Now Quip wants to add professionals to its web to create a system that connects dentists with patients to keep people engaged between appointments.
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Also, get into the habit of leaving buffers between appointments and meetings and start taking into account travel time so that you can leave punctually.
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A close call with death in fall 2017 renewed her resolve to speak publicly about the case in between appointments with doctors and dialysis sessions.
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But a gloss can also be used to darken strands (more on that later), and they are easy to use at home between appointments to keep color fresh.
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They don't tell you about the silence during pregnancy, about the weeks between appointments early on when you have no fucking idea what's actually happening inside of you.
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"It does require a lot of maintenance, going back to the salon for touch-ups and conditioning it at home with the right products in between appointments," she said.
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For ease of navigation, all CES event staff have also assumed the name "Alexa," making life simple for any tech bloggers who get lost on their way between appointments.
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No app can replace your doctor, but keeping track of your fertility cues on your phone can certainly help keep you on top of your family planning between appointments.
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In between appointments, we'd try our best to hide my roots with combovers, brush-overs, and braids — which, ironically, took longer than they had when my hair wasn't relaxed.
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Ms. Jaques became his full-time caregiver, enlisting her N.Y.U. teammate and best friend, Jennifer Cullert, who lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, to open her home to them between appointments.
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"Wait four or so weeks between appointments so the hair is a bit longer, and you won't have to go so close to the skin to remove the hair," Herbert says.
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The "conscientious objector" clause has led to horrific situations, Agatone said: Women are forced to undergo biased counseling, and made to wait unnecessarily long periods between appointments to discourage them from terminating pregnancies.
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For instance, if your sales force typically spends a bulk of the workday on the phone, talking to potential customers while driving between appointments, a cell phone ban could negatively impact the business.
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If you have a blank space, then schedule it and block it, and remember those aforementioned buffers between appointments so that you leave plenty of time to get from Point A to B.
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" Invest in proper products: "The reason why I created that was because it was the number one question people were asking me was, 'What could we use in between appointments to maintain my color?
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For starters, long braids often require more maintenance — like needing to style them out of your face to exercise, wrapping them up before bed, and taking more time to wash and refresh them between appointments.
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Book Like a Boss knows you better than you know yourself (like any good assistant), so it can help you set aside some buffer time between appointments, plus make canceling or rescheduling a meeting a click away.
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In a pair of videos called "Getting Pretty Before" and "Getting Pretty After," members of the K-pop group SixBomb giddily went for manicures between appointments at a plastic surgeon, where their faces were prodded and poked.
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In Madison, we were picked up between appointments by an Uber driver in blue scrubs; he told us he was studying radiology at a local community college but had taken the year off to earn money as a transport coordinator in a hospital.
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It was all impeccably hashtagged and livestreamed and chronicled for posterity on the website of the Center for Cyber and Homeland Security (one of these strange, post-9/11 hybrid institutions that acts as a holding center for government officials between appointments).
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The star was snapped in between appointments in N.Y.C. wearing a plunging white catsuit with a matching choker topped with a oversize Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh palm-print coat (worn draped across the shoulders of course), Ferrari sunglasses and lucite heels which look to be from Yeezy Season 4.
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SPFWith each and every one of these treatments — particularly laser and IPL — it's paramount that you wear an SPF of at least 30 after and between appointments, because these lights create such sensitivity that your skin will be much more susceptible to sun damage (meaning you'll need more laser treatment in future).
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Some experienced slight pain during the actual laser treatment — what felt like the rapid-fire snapping of a rubber band to skin — along with uncomfortable chaffing once the hair grew back in between appointments; The unexpected friction and resulting scabbing and sores was enough to ward them off from finishing the series of sessions.
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In that case, the center argued against Pennsylvania laws that required a married woman seeking an abortion to provide a signed statement indicating she notified her spouse, required minors to notify their parents, required patients to wait 24 hours between appointments to get an abortion, and required doctors to read patients scripts that were often inaccurate or opposed to abortion.
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Translated by H.M. Wright (Stanford: Stanford University Press. , p. 65). Successful candidates were appointed to office almost immediately and waiting periods between appointments were not long. Annual merit ratings were taken and officials could request evaluation for reassignment.
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Cullen retired as Chief Justice in January 1925 but retained the position of Lieutenant-Governor until September 1930. He administered the State of NSW on several occasions during the absence of governors from the State or between appointments. He died at Leura on 6 April 1935. He married in 1891 Lily, eldest daughter of the Hon.
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Since that time, twelve different diplomats have served officially as secretary general. Eight countries have been represented, with three secretaries general hailing from the United Kingdom, three from the Netherlands, two from Belgium, one from Italy, one from Germany, one from Spain, one from Denmark, and one from Norway. The position has also been occupied temporarily on three occasions by an acting secretary general between appointments.
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Stafford was nominated to the see of Exeter on 15 January 1395 and consecrated on 20 June 1395.Fryde, et al. Handbook of British Chronology p. 247 Visits to his diocese were few when he was on government office; he did visit extensively in the time between appointments as Chancellor and after 1403 he became more involved, with extensive vistas in 1404, 1411 and 1414.
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In the Song dynasty, successful candidates were appointed to office almost immediately and waiting periods between appointments were not long. Annual merit ratings were still taken but officials could request evaluation for reassignment. Officials who wished to escape harsh assignments often requested reassignment as a state supervisor of a Taoist temple or monastery. Senior officials in the capital also sometimes nominated themselves for the position of prefect in obscure prefectures.
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It was rumored that Taneyev kept a score that he was working on hidden beneath official documents so that he might pen a few notes between appointments. Taneyev's compositional output was large: two operas, four symphonies, several pieces for orchestra, numerous choral works, and a considerable amount of chamber music including three string quartets. The influence on his work of the other Russian composers, such as Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev and Lyadov, is often noted.
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The GOC Eighth Army, Lieutenant- General Neil Ritchie (centre, with pipe) addressing other officers in North Africa, 31 May 1942. Also pictured are Lieutenant-General Willoughby Norrie, GOC XXX Corps, and William Gott, GOC XIII Corps. On the outbreak of the Second World War Norrie continued to serve as commander of the 1st Armoured Brigade. In April 1940 the brigade was part of the 2nd Armoured Division, which he was given temporary command of for a month between appointments of permanent commanders.
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Thereafter, he took on the role of player-manager at Aylesbury United from March 1996 to November 1997 and from October 1999 to November 2001. In between appointments at Aylesbury, Phillips had a spell playing for Aldershot Town. Phillips had stints at managing the teams at Hemel Hempstead Town (in 2001) and Grays Athletic (2008–09 season), before a short return to Hemel Hempstead Town in October 2009, before being sacked in March 2010. He has since worked as a goalkeeping coach at both Barnet and Stevenage.
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Undaunted by the lack of public recognition of those he intends to lampoon, Bremner works on his material, listening to recordings of First Minister Alex Salmond and other politicians as he drives between appointments. He is given a tour of the Scottish Parliament Building by MSP Joan McAlpine and watches a session of the Scottish Parliament. He also travels to Westminster to interview Ian Davidson, chair of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee. The documentary ends with Brember presenting a one-off stand-up routine at Edinburgh's Assembly Hall.
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For the last 20 years until his retirement in 1980 he travelled to matches by train rather than car which he said allowed him to rest his eyes between appointments. In all, he stood in a record 570 County Championship matches and 701 first-class fixtures, a total second only to Chester. His death in 1995 was reported in the local media in the North East, where he had lived for many years, but overlooked in the wider cricketing world. His obituary did not appear in Wisden or The Cricketer until 2003.
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As the Royal Navy came to its more modern organisation during the 17th century it adopted the practice of impressment to provide the bulk of the crews. The process of impressment was not suitable for the recruiting of officers, and the procedure adopted there was that officers received a basic pay for their rank when they were holding an appointment and half of that when between appointments (half-pay). Officers in command of ships or establishments received additional 'Command money' which varied with the status of the ship or establishment involved.
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He relinquished the title on 10 December 2005 to fellow Green Howard, Lieutenant General (later General Sir) Nick Houghton. Between appointments in 2002, Dannatt spent six weeks at the School of Army Aviation at Army Air Corps Middle Wallop, where he was trained as a helicopter pilot in order to fulfil his duties as Colonel Commandant of the Army Air Corps (AAC), to which he was appointed on 1 April 2004, succeeding Michael Walker.Dannatt, p. 220. Also in succession to Walker, he was appointed Aide de Camp General (ADC Gen) to Queen Elizabeth II on 5 June 2006.
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