Model wearing Sass & Bide top and Smith + Mara earrings.
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We decided to watch the market and bide our time.
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The Point: Biden continues to bide his time (pun intended).
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The second is that he is content to bide his time.
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So, the odd explosion notwithstanding, Davis continues to bide his time.
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To avoid scoring an own goal, Mitsotakis should bide his time.
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The dilettante will have to bide his time: c'est la guerre.
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They simply needed to bide their time and lay the groundwork.
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The Bush consigliere advised the young solicitor general to bide his time.
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Something for them to bide their time until they get something better?
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He'll bide his time and run for Governor of Utah in 2020.
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So, Mr. Trump, bide your time with regard to the tax return issue.
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But even if that's the case, Perry advised that you bide your time.
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But -- as the Iranian leadership has already stressed -- they will bide their time.
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We'll just bide our time, and he'll be back some time probably in January.
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They know when to bide their time and when to go for the jugular.
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But it clearly needs to bide its time at least a little bit longer.
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The player who is so vibrantly alive during games could could only bide his time.
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The men from the 1990s might have to bide their time, but it will come.
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For now, though, the GSEs bide their time, certain that memories will continue to fade.
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If investors keep anticipating higher rates, it will be easier for policymakers to bide their time.
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If you don't currently own the Switch than bide your time and wait for more games.
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" He added, "The more we bide our time, the sooner we will run out of it.
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The Taliban knew to bide their time while U.S. taxpayers spent trillions on the war effort.
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For now, however, he was going to bide his time and figure out the best move.
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China will take note, bide its time and steadily press its territorial claims against its neighbours.
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"The more we bide our time, the sooner we will run out of it," he said.
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And the party most responsible for the crisis was able to bide its time and escape responsibility.
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The Sass & Bide number was paved in sequins and paired with a hat cocked to one side.
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People are using the internet to share information, air their anxieties, and bide time while in quarantine.
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In this context it seems wise for Apple to bide its time rather than rush to market.
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"Broadway is what I really bide my time for," she told The New York Times in 1953.
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They're going to bide their time, and then they're gonna get ... They're gonna ... Their firms will blow up.
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Instead of letting me bide my time until breakfast, my body launched into a full-fledged panic attack.
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And she's not intimidated by calls, such as those from her opponent, that she should bide her time.
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And if you want what they've got, what story do you tell yourself as you bide your time?
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"Hide your capabilities, bide your time" was Deng Xiaoping's formula for deceiving the West regarding Beijing's true intentions.
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He has abandoned reform architect Deng Xiaoping's injunction that China should hide its strength and bide its time.
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It is now widely expected that he will bide his time for five years before returning to power.
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Believing that China's time has come, Xi Jinping no longer bothers to bide his time or hide China's capabilities.
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After a successful breach, hackers can deploy botnets to bide their time until the next attack vector becomes available.
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In practice, according to Hermarratanarapong, this means police officers bide their time—and supplement their salaries— through entrapment schemes.
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Alternatively, though less likely, the justices could bide their time before deciding whether to take on these explosive matters.
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Such vivid anticipation steers those sputtering at Mr. Trump's presidency to take deep breaths and bide their time until Nov.
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He knows he will have to bide his time and meanwhile, like the rest of us, makes accommodations with destiny.
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We bide time as ice is defrosted from windshields, wings and turkeys; and as cashiers ring up a 9 a.m.
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It's likely the Sunrise partners will bide their time before committing billions of dollars to develop such a large project.
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" Children in institutions, Dr. van IJzendoorn continued, "bide their time hoping for better, personalized care that only families can provide.
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And I think what I learned from Venus was that, you know, she was very willing to bide her time.
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Instead, the United States should bide its time, exercise patience, and have confidence that North Korea will eventually defeat itself.
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When Deng Xiaoping counselled his compatriots to "lie low and bide your time", none of them thought he meant for ever.
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Until then, I'll be happy that Mindy is a strong, independent woman — while I bide my time rewatching You've Got Mail.
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In a whole bunch of ways, "bide your time" makes sense as a strategy for almost any plausible anti-Trump contender.
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Harbinger plans to redevelop the property, but it can bide its time with the approximately 75 parking spots it now owns.
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There are at least 40 seals in and around Roddickton-Bide Arm, population 999, the mayor said, and possibly many more.
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If they can simply bide some time for Mallory's powers to grow, they'll stand a chance against Michael and keep Cordelia alive.
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The teaser and the website both raise more questions than answers, but at least they'll help us bide our time until Sunday.
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Both 2019 and 2022 aren't that far away — so just keep an eye on all the EV development to bide your time.
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That is prompting producers to ramp up share buybacks and debt repayment, as they bide their time pending two key political decisions.
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"I hope that people will be able to bide their time ... and get a sense of how government will work," Hammond said.
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But if the answer is yes, bide your time and wait until they really want you to see what the company can offer.
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One is that elected officials with aspirations to higher office might prefer to bide their time until 2024 rather than challenging Trump now.
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But many believe Kim is simply using dialogue to win economic concessions and bide time until his administration develops a nuclear weapons arsenal.
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Over the ridge is a set of houses, which may prove to be a useful place to hole up and bide my time.
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But the reform-era strongman Deng Xiaoping advised China to "hide our capacities and bide our time" on this and many other issues.
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Given that record of Western accommodation, Xi Jinping ascended to power finding it no longer necessary to follow Deng's hide-and-bide strategy.
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If you can it's good to bide your time until you're in front of a keyboard so you can do your screaming there.
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Wannabe trainers in Malaysia and neighbouring Singapore have turned to Facebook support groups for comfort while they bide their time before the game launches.
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The other reason not to run for president is to focus on exercising the political power you already have, and maybe bide your time.
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That's why the company wants to build new Superchargers near restaurants and coffee shops: to make it a little easier to bide the time.
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It seems likely that in the 2020 election year Kim will also bide his time, offering Trump vague assurances while avoiding any serious concessions.
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"Leasing the building or most of it overnight, that's to die for – that's a kill," Sturner said, adding that Morgan Stanley can bide its time.
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"She's like, 'Let's get you as well-stocked as you can for now so you can bide that time a little bit better,'" Marotta said.
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Augmented Reality or self-driving cars could be the next big thing, however those technologies seem far away, too, leaving Apple to bide its time.
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"Anna must stay inside," so we see her draw, read, have birthdays, care for a pet, and bide her time with an ominously ticking clock.
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It's certainly not implausible a civilization might want to bide its time—surveilling the neighbors for a while before rolling out the intergalactic welcome mat.
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"Often, inexperienced new recruits are engaged in low-level, menial tasks and are made to bide their time away from the action," the report says.
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She added that the company is in no hurry to sell the rest and will bide its time so it can get a good price.
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Those who advocate more advanced objectives can agitate and educate, but as far as countering a reactionary Republican Party nationally, they must bide their time.
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Ludovic Ehrhart, an investigator for France's cultural theft police unit, told Le Monde that those trading in "blood antiquities" can afford to bide their time.
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In the remaining weeks, some have been left to scramble for new jobs, while others bide their time for the end of their Barneys experience.
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An acknowledgment that in this case, as in all these cases, we must bide our time in anticipation, waiting to find out what happens next.
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The eggs will hatch a few weeks later and the babies will make their way to the ground where they'll bide their time until around 2033.
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Other ruling-party bigwigs are weighing up whether to defect, bide their time until the next election in 2023, or challenge Mr Buhari in a primary.
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It also means you people may risk taking things too far, so consider some healthy and less healthy ways to bide your time until Season 7.
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If Elkann's ultimate objective is for the Agnelli family to have a smaller slice of a bigger carmaking pie, he may want to bide his time.
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The ghosts of those massacred lived on, and some of the children and grandchildren of the slaughtered would bide their time, waiting to fight once again.
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Myer and Amazon carried the same dress from Australian fashion designer Sass & Bide on Tuesday, but Myer advertised 78 items from that maker compared to Amazon's eight.
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"We know that their propaganda wing is very patient and happy to bide their time until the product they have is deemed to be perfect," he said.
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Both articles of impeachment relate to Trump's efforts to strong-arm Ukraine into delivering politically motivated investigations targeting former Vice President Joe Bide and the Democratic Party.
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And few will buy the comparison between Pope Francis and Clinton (both of them, according to Moore, reformers who have had to bide their time until gaining power).
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"We have to bide our time," deputy team principal Claire Williams told reporters on Monday after the former world champions published 2015 results showing significant improvement in revenues.
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Such compensation can include helping workers move to where the jobs are, develop new skills, or giving them money to bide them time to search for another job.
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Though they'll sometimes snack on the hydroids alone, these sea slugs prefer to bide their time until the hydroids have caught plankton and then scarf them both down.
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Certainly China has broken with the dictum of the early 1990s, coined by the then-supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, that China should "hide its capacities and bide its time".
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Members of the opposition have said they accepted the referendum result and would bide their time until the election, when they hoped to win power and overturn the constitution.
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With a little under two years to go and a nascent presidential administration, Kondik said lawmakers may bide their time and assess the political environment in the coming months.
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I take great pride in my gift-giving abilities, and I&aposm willing to bide my time until I find the perfect gift for each person in my life.
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More than a week later, they are still there in Roddickton-Bide Arm, a remote little town on the island of Newfoundland, the mayor, Sheila Fitzgerald, said on Friday.
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Not only was he a goal scorer, Velasquez was used to playing an integral role on a team, but he had to bide his time with his new club.
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Even if their labels might have been Marc by Marc Jacobs and Sass & Bide instead of Salvation Army and Goodwill, the lack of Abercrombie & Fitch-level label splashing was refreshing.
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Once a set of teams is established (applications close in December), DARPA will bide its time… and then spring the launches on them sometime in the second half of 2019.
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Granted, the committee itself is probably just a scheme to bide time so Rosenthal can reclaim the ninth inning down the road without much bleating from Oh or anyone else.
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He advised his comrades to take the West's proffered resources and knowledge to strengthen China but to "hide our capabilities and bide our time," and reveal intentions only when ready.
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But they'll just bide their time until they regain control of Congress and the White House or until the current Congress and White House put together an iron clad alternative.
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Tower's victory demonstrated to Texas Republicans that their ambitions were not hopeless, "that the party could bide its time, be smart, and pick off races when it could," Hooks wrote.
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Under Mr. Xi, the Red Aristocrats have gutted the lie-low-bide-time approach favored by Deng and his successors for an expansionist and hyper-nationalist position reminiscent of Mao's.
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After the winter holidays, Postmates quietly resumed working on its IPO, but after the coronavirus caused widespread market instability, the company again decided to bide its time, the source said.
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The deal let Spotify bide time before an IPO, but not too much time: The longer Spotify took to go public, the better the terms would get for the lenders.
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Naturally, since Sasha isn't as useless as Eugene, she decides to play the long con and bide her time in the hope that another opportunity to kill Negan will present itself.
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The recent waits have not reached levels seen in 2016, when thousands of Haitians overwhelmed border inspectors in San Diego and had to bide their time for up to five weeks.
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She's been held up as a fake role model: Women, just bide your time, don't ask for anything, and you can die and be recognized after death, just like Emily Dickinson.
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Sun's conservative leadership style in Chongqing, analysts say, may have been compounded by a belief that he just needed to bide his time, stay low-key and avoid any major accidents.
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Lifting term limits removes incentives for would-be leaders to bide their time and wait out Mr. Xi's tenure, particularly if they are associated with a political faction other than his.
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Whiteside will give the Blazers a starting quality center — albeit one who has been disgruntled with his role in recent years — to bide time until Jusuf Nurkic comes back from injury.
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According to Farrell's 2007 report, child avatars—typically manned by residents over 18—would bide their time on swings and slides until users approached them offering money in exchange for sex.
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The deal let Spotify bide its time before an IPO, but not too much time: The longer Spotify took to go public, the better the terms would get for the lenders.
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The project is the clearest expression so far of Mr Xi's determination to break with Deng Xiaoping's dictum to "hide our capabilities and bide our time; never try to take the lead".
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It has trained thousands of militants from the U.S., Canada, Europe and Asia who may return home and bide their time until the moment they can wreak revenge for their dead caliphate.
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Given the bad press that Russia and China are getting, it makes sense for Huawei and ZTE to bide their time, said Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia.
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Defense and corporate lawyers said meetings with potential witnesses in pending investigations have been canceled, and some companies seeking to raise cash through a stock offering are having to bide their time.
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Informed by Tyrion that Jon Snow has a legitimate claim to the Iron Throne, Varys doesn't bide his time, play his cards close to his chest, or even cautiously feel out Tyrion's reactions.
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Counteracting the Adventist tenet that a soul cannot ascend to the afterlife until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, they create an audacious Heaven sequence that refuses to bide time until the Second Coming.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa (pictured, right), nicknamed the Crocodile for the way, over nearly four decades, he used to bide his time before suddenly crunching Mr Mugabe's enemies, now presents himself as a reformed character.
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Mr Xi has ignored Deng Xiaoping's advice to "hide your capabilities and bide your time", launching the "Made in China 2025" plan, an attempt to use state direction to dominate high-tech industries.
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But AT&T is expected to bide its time as its deal may face pushback from US regulators who have been taking a tougher stance on tie-ups deemed to be anti-competitive.
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"Beijing likely will be willing to let Lam take heat for mismanaging the process of securing passage of the bill, bide its time, and wait for the next opportunity to advance the legislation."
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"Mario would blow up in a rage, while Andrew tends to bide his time for revenge; Mario was more of a book guy, while Andrew is more of a car guy," Dovere wrote.
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Rachel offered to strike up a conversation with one of the few ladies present, but I got scared and insisted we grab drinks and sit next to a fireplace to bide our time.
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"I think the Japanese government's attitude is not to be confrontational and appear to get along, but just basically bide its time," said Takuji Okubo, managing director and chief economist at Japan Macro Advisors.
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The 213-year-old chestnut will break from the fourth post in a 228-horse field, leaving Espinoza with the strategic call on whether to charge into the lead early on or bide his time.
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During the Cold War, the United States did not need to directly defeat the Soviet Union; the United States could bide its time, exercise patience and have confidence that the enemy would eventually defeat itself.
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The Republican rebels are driven by electoral worries and frustration, having spent years being told by their leaders to bide their time and they would, eventually, get the immigration debate they have been pushing for.
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"It's impossible for China to 'bide its time and hide its strength', but at least we can control the volume of our own propaganda and tell China's story the proper way," the policy insider said.
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If you have to wait — and wait — for the subway, the stations along the Second Avenue line that opened on Manhattan's Upper East Side in January are among the nicest places to bide your time.
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"It's impossible for China to 'bide its time and hide its strength,' but at least we can control the volume of our own propaganda and tell China's story the proper way," the policy insider said.
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That leaves aerospace firms, especially those based in the United States, facing a dilemma over whether to risk upsetting Congress and key Gulf customers, or bide their time and lose business, diplomats and industry sources said.
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And sometimes you just bide your time a little bit and lay in the weeds a little bit, but we know who they are, and they are going to be one of the teams to beat.
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But if a retiree finds him or herself in a lower bracket, then withdrawals from a traditional IRA or 401(k) are a low-cost way to bide your time while your Roth assets continue to grow.
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Instead of giving Russia a piece of the action and making it publicly accountable for something in Afghanistan, it has been incentivized to do what it did in Syria: bide its time, then act as the spoiler.
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The prevailing thought was if you didn't have a job lined up or weren't sure what you wanted to do, you picked one of the latter two (which theoretically allowed you to bide your time without being unemployed).
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But after the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday forced a Game 7 against the Washington Capitals, the Islanders — who completed a four-game sweep of the Pittsburgh Penguins on April 16 — have to bide their time a little longer.
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With Hurricane Florence expected to hit the port city where One Tree Hill was shot, Burton took time on Tuesday to reflect on her time there in a bide to urge residents to take the severe weather system seriously.
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But after Spurs cut him loose and Watford, another Premier League team, also rejected him because of his lack of physicality, the Sheehans say they have decided to bide their time, to let their preteen son regain his confidence.
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North Korea's agreement on Tuesday to send athletes to the Winter Olympics in South Korea next month, and to hold talks and other exchanges with the South, may have been symbolic and perhaps a cynical effort to bide time.
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But if you happen to live stateside or otherwise have little to no influence on European affairs of state, there may be little you can do in the face of these ominous doings except bide your time and wait and see.
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"My only hope for them to actually launch Libra was to launch it in a bunch of small-and-medium sized nations and bide their time and eventually, launch it in European … and the American nation that are resistant," Lubin said.
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He may have calculated that going into full-on attack mode would hurt rather than help him or that he should bide his time until other candidates drop out and leave him in a one-on-one battle with Trump.
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As it stands, Microsoft can bide its time and see how interest in Project xCloud develops over the next year, while Google will be left to compete with the new Xbox and whatever the finished version of xCloud looks like.
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It is in these lands, which stretch all the way to the Syrian border, that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and his terror group once went to ground to bide their time, before emerging more powerful, lethal, and merciless than before.
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Wang's comments reflect President Xi Jinping's revamp of foreign and military policy, in which he has abandoned the approach laid out by reform architect Deng Xiaoping, who said China should hide its strength and bide its time while it developed.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond on Monday acknowledged that last week's botched national election had created uncertainty for investors, but said he hoped they would bide their time until there was clarity on the new government.
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Having missed break point chances at 1-0 and 3-43 in the second set, Murray had to bide his time but he kicked the door open with a brilliant crosscourt passing shot to set up a set point at 6-5.
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"The dovish shift in the ECB's communication and the rising likelihood of easing make it more likely that the NBH will bide its time and wait to see how the ECB moves in the coming months," said analyst Eszter Gargyan at Citi.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China expects positive moves to signing up Australia for its New Silk Road initiative when Premier Li Keqiang visits this week, but two sources familiar with the issues said the Australian government is likely to bide its time before committing.
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The coronavirus pandemic's disruption of live sports could shape legal sports betting in the USWhile some more established sports-betting and media businesses may be able to bide time, early-stage companies that aren't generating revenue yet are in a tougher spot.
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"Anticipating the launch of the national pipeline group in the third quarter that will take away a business with massive guaranteed revenues, the company wants to bide the time paring losses in the gas import business," said a gas official with a state oil giant.
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Mattarella serves as the supreme arbiter in Italian politics and a source in his office said the head of state would not call a June vote, preferring instead to bide his time and try to find a government to put together a 2019 budget.
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Randolph said it's a "little bit funny" that one of his largest accomplishments as an entrepreneur is helping people bide time in the evening or get through exam weeks and even "help the population explosion" — a nod to the "Netflix and chill" slang phrase.
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Be admitted at last to a park designed by Louis Kahn, one of the gods of American architecture, a place that is also a national historic shrine dedicated to Franklin D. Roosevelt, where they are encouraged to mill around and bide their time until.
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The coming anniversary of the reforms associated with Deng remains fraught for Mr. Xi, however, because the nation's direction under his leadership continues to draw unfavorable comparisons to Deng's "hide your strength, bide your time" approach — at least among some liberal-minded analysts and officials.
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It's open to a large miniature of Achilles and Ajax, who have traded in their Greek armor for French doublets and hose, and who bide their time outside the walls of Troy by playing chess, which would have appeared ultramodern to the book's Burgundian readers.
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While we bide our time, take a peek at our recap of bridal fashion week; discover the man who inherited the estates of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé; and get the inside story on what you'll see if you get addicted to the new "Dynasty" series.
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" Under Xi, officials have become increasingly confident in proclaiming what they see as China's rightful place as a world leader, casting off a long-held maxim of Deng Xiaoping, the former paramount leader who said the country needed to "bide its time and hide its strength.
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But with the backing of a player like General Motors — which will likely front the costs of production and car ownership in a self-driving network — and a lower valuation, Lyft has more leeway to bide its time, particularly if GM ends up acquiring the company.
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Connected cars are no different from the other "smart" devices in our lives—and we've agreed, sometimes unwittingly, to sign over our digital civil liberties in exchange for convenience and cool toys, while US lawmakers bide their time on updating privacy rules for the connected future.
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But as we were perusing Amazon this morning, we noticed that the retail giant slashed the price of the eight-quart Instant Pot Ultra for one of its Deals of the Day — and honestly, its discount is so high that you shouldn't bide your time 'til Nov. 29.
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Espousing the dictum of "taoguang yanghui," (literally "Hide Brightness, Cultivate Obscurity," but typically translated in English as "Lay Low and Bide Your Time,") Deng advocated avoiding flashy shows of power in order to shield Chinese efforts from outside scrutiny while the country wasn't positioned to handle them properly.
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So they play a lot of good games and some pretty bad ones, and after the bad ones they give stressed-out quotes to people happy to take them, and after the good ones they bide their time until they get to find out if it amounts to anything.
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If Netflix truly cared about those of us sequestered to our homes, with our shelves of beans and bad-news-addled brains, it would release either a new season of Queer Eye or another season of the similarly soothing Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat to help us bide our time.
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However, his statement at the Bagram Airfield that the United States has "put the Taliban on the offensive" needs further dissection: A guerrilla doesn't strategize as per the "offense-defense" warfare pattern; guerrillas, such as the Taliban, either strike hard or go into hiding and bide their time.
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He can bide his time spotting up off the ball or, as he did to begin a recent fourth quarter, he can call his own number seven straight trips up the court, taking over with a silky isolation game he's modeled on Joe Johnson, Paul Pierce, Tracy McGrady, and Kobe Bryant.
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"You just had that little momentum spurt after it went through 5.973,25.97 but it is kind of running out of steam and is going to bide its time until Wednesday, when they listen to Janet" said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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"You just had that little momentum spurt after it went through 255.48,500 but it is kind of running out of steam and is going to bide its time until Wednesday, when they listen to (Fed chief) Janet" (Yellen), said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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But if you can't wait another second for the premiere of the new live-action Beauty and the Beast movie, we've got just the thing to help you bide the time: some online shopping that'll help you get a wardrobe almost as magical as the talking one in Belle's room in the castle.
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An explicitly announced timeline for withdrawal without a concluded peace process would have catastrophic consequences, allowing the Taliban and other violent organizations to bide their time before unleashing yet another series of assaults on human rights and life; thus undermining the impressive gains Afghanistan has made towards democratic governance and an inclusive society.
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Harp seals spend winters in the waters off Newfoundland, and it is common for them to go ashore at times, and to swim into bays like the long, narrow ocean inlet that borders Roddickton-Bide Arm, said Garry Stenson, head of the marine mammal section at Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
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What they will interpret as the growing possibility of a one-term president makes it easier for Tehran to bide its time, hunker down even as sanctions ramp up, ignore Trump's violations of the Iran deal, and refuse any offers to renegotiate a new one in the hopes that a Democrat will rejoin in 2021.
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Many others have decided that their best course of action is to take the Mexican government up on its offer of one-year humanitarian visas that permit them to stay and work in Mexico, even if, for some, it is just to bide their time until they can try to enter the United States.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias pointed out last year, Apple has largely been able to borrow at very low rates to keep investing in the US. "Apple's cash management game is to bide its time until it gets a tax windfall … and then kick the windfall out to shareholders in the form of dividends or buybacks," he wrote.
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His tasks were menial and his days were rote: he would arrive at the team's complex at 8 in the morning and leave around noon, only to bide his time until the Mets played that night, sitting around at home or playing video games until first pitch in New York or wherever their schedule took them.
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The idea with this two-week rule is that a user will bide their time waiting for The Meg to hit the app and instead go see a Blindspotting or a Sorry to Bother You (related: Please see these movies) – but the sizable risk here is that people cancel their MoviePass altogether (and given the recently abysmal service, that's likely).
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During one cloudburst, I ducked into Maa Sha Allah, a no-frills, cafeteria-style restaurant, to bide my time over a plate of beef masala; during another, I watched sheets of rain lash the beach from the cosseting confines of the Serena Hotel, where I tucked into kuku paka, a flavorful chicken-coconut stew, popular along the Swahili coast in Kenya and Tanzania.
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In 1985, having agreed to some modest accommodation of the Catholics in the North, she provoked the fury of Protestant Unionists—the Reverend Ian Paisley, their leader, prayed, "O God, in wrath take vengeance upon this wicked, treacherous, lying woman"—while the I.R.A., which had already nearly succeeded in killing her, continued to bide its time and lick its chops.
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CANADA Labrador Sea NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR QUEBEC Roddickton- Bide Arm Gulf of St. Lawrence NEWFOUNDLAND MAINE Atlantic Ocean 300 miles By The New York Times Officials from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans are in the town, on Newfoundland's mountainous and sparsely populated Great Northern Peninsula, to assess the number of animals and find a strategy to help them get back to sea.
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In terms of the procedure, I just don't think she'll want to commit herself to any type of process that might lock her in, because most people suspect she's going to bide her time and make another attempt to get the deal through before the Brexit deadline, and that her best chance of doing that is kind of scaring the MPs by the threat of a no-deal Brexit increasing.
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President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, First Lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE, and Vice President Joe Bide Biden all campaigned long and hard for candidate Clinton.
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