Bring on the Spanx, bring on the spray tans, whatever you've got!
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Bring on the Alex Jones Pokémon, bring on the president who's afraid of the rain, and bring on the creepy fish monsters to haunt your nightmares.
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Bring on Z fruit , sunshine (always spf), & goooood times!
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Bring on Barney & Frenemies — the dinosaur movie we deserve.
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" They were like, "bring on the doing drug music!
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And when the bill comes … bring on the drama.
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"It's an opportunity to bring on new investors, to bring on the right people for the next phase of growth and get validation that we are building something of increasing value," Käärmann said.
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So bring on the ugly Christmas sweaters and reindeer cookies.
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Next year, they plan to bring on two additional employees.
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"Bring on the sequel, we are so excited," Centineo said.
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Initially the idea was to bring on other comics too.
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Bring on the tailgates, backyard bonfires, and patio dinner parties.
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You've gotta zazzle it up to bring on the flavor!
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Bring on the experience that officially begins at 9 p.m.
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Bring on all the lights; let it shine on you.
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Bring on summer and the hard work — I got this!
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It's the same stuff you'd bring on a squirrel hunt.
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That's really the position we're in and bring on Pocono.
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Bring on the fact checkers, number crunchers, and project managers!
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Please write a food you will bring on the list.
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Bring on the comments about how the offense is crap.
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I mean, get rid of Daario, bring on the ladies.
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All right, that's enough windup, let's bring on Dave Chang.
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Performances such as these have helped bring on a thaw.
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Bring on the carrots and sticks Rewards definitely motivate me.
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It typically takes months to bring on new federal employees.
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Bonus: bring on more folks in their 30s, hopefully 40s!
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Keep your herringbone tiles and bring on the DNA kits.
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Any new device they bring on board must power efficient.
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I think there's certain things we obviously bring on ourselves.
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To that, I say bring on the Huggies and Chuggies!
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They have no capacity to bring on a junior person.
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On the same day, he'll bring on fresh brinkmanship with Iran.
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It's the holidays, my friends — so bring on the shiny things!
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It plans to bring on more partners as the rollout progresses.
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It might not take much to bring on the next recession.
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Working in the UK meant that we couldn't bring on everybody.
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I would say bring on winter, but that's no picnic either.
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Don't play with my emotions, Empire; next week, bring on Mariah!
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I don't know what I'm doing, but bring on the men.
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Kelton also talks about what might bring on the next recession.
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" He then jaw-droppingly added, "So please, bring on the recession.
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But wild winter swimming can bring on hypothermia, pneumonia, cardiac arrhythmia.
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He said he expects to bring on additional staff this summer.
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He also needs to bring on a COO and a CFO.
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So bring on the pool parties, fan misters, and mosh pits.
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Man, YouTube can't bring on those 10,000 human checkers fast enough.
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Bring on James Brown, Justin Bieber, Moby, and maybe some Mozart.
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A date can bring on nervous sweats no matter the season.
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Bring on the Zoom cocktail hour and digital forest bathing sessions.
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In New York, the company will bring on 27,000 new shoppers.
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Recipe: Meatloaf Parmesan Bring on the reds, and make them Italian.
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"Class Action Park" will probably bring on a flood of memories.
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Prjct 428 rushed to bring on a stylist and cast models.
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It's not alone in seeking ways to bring on new talent.
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Exhibition catalogs and art books can really bring on the love.
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Great product, aesthetically pleasing, easy to bring on travels—5/5 stars.
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For now, however, Camelot is working to bring on more content creators.
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The program's fake bios bring on some chuckles by satirizing Russian ballerinas.
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You've Got Mail Warning: This one will bring on some serious feels.
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Do you have a Rolodex of guests you're looking to bring on?
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Enough with the quest for ultimate authenticity: Bring on the California decadence.
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A win by Fillon or Macron would bring on a global rally.
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Honestly, after watching that, bring on the arguments about politics and religion.
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And they used this ability to bring on the world's biggest disasters.
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Murphy plans to bring on a person to run Half with him.
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As it does, it is likely to bring on a storm surge.
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Later, Mikey would bring on stage the event's mystery guest: Snoop Dogg.
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Meanwhile, it would take at least 15 years to bring on line.
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Chopsticks at the ready and bring on the Year of the Rooster.
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Bring on the picnics, beach volleyball tournaments, and campouts under the stars!
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Bring on the comments about how the defense in MLS is crap.
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A friend told her to walk or run to bring on contractions.
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If you have two seconds, we just have to bring on Linda.
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I just really love a beautiful smelling soap to bring on the road.
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The group soon plans to bring on more staff to support the effort.
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Bring on any excuse to escape NYC's miserable fall and early-winter weather.
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Everyone we bring on, we fly them to New York and indoctrinate them.
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The collapse helped catalyze the financial crisis and bring on the Great Recession.
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Bring on the bows and buckles — we've missed getting all those shoe compliments.
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Today and everyday you are Queen of the world bring on the martinis.
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Bring on the stress of picking more perfect white paints— I CANT WAIT!!
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Bring on the lingerie-inspired fashion, black leather jackets, and punk-rock accents.
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Meanwhile, we worked on details: How much could we bring on the plane?
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They plan to bring on three more by the end of the year.
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The carrier's also limiting which emotional support animals you can bring on board.
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If this is a midlife crisis then honestly bring on the year 2071.
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Luckily, Hulu is here to bring on the drama with its March streaming.
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Rumors that WeWork could bring on this much funding started spreading in February.
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So those two factors combined can definitely bring on things like tsunamis, earthquakes.
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The brothers are looking to bring on It director Andy Muschietti to direct.
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CBS News is engaging in talks to possibly bring on newly departed Sen.
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So, bring on that fluffy Pikachu, and welcome to the theater, Lorenzo Hudson.
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Congress — for the future of our democracy, please bring on the tech backlash!
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Check Transportation Security Administration rules on which foods you can bring on board.
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Bring on the dress-up dates, rooftop parties, and nights on the town.
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Other times, strenuous exercise might bring on the muscle pain and blackened urine.
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Anyway, bring on the Kenny G features and Chick-fil-A lyrics, baby!!!
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Bring on the boxy-suit-wearing bankers and their social X-ray wives!
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It allowed the chief to bring on new officers and a new culture.
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When you have huge growth, you bring on more people, as anybody does.
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I could bring on sweet dreams just by thinking about the awesome endless sky.
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Now bring on all the "bullet through the head" jokes from the Android blogs.
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I THINK HE'S SMART ENOUGH TO BRING ON PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT DONALD TRUMP.
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And more importantly, can bring on the "Mamma mia, here we go again" puns?
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Does this run at $50 right now bring on additional U.S. tight oil production?
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Next spring, Pipeline Angels plans to bring on three to five VCs in residence.
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For now, the co-founders are vetting every researcher they bring on the platform.
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There are all knives that people were trying to bring on board in 2016.
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I usually get pre-prepped meals that I bring on the road with me.
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More important is the pressure fund firms can bring on gun makers, he said.
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And I knew firsthand how much a transphobic "joke" could bring on real abuse.
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Time to bring on the golf, the picnics in the park, the nature hikes.
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He'll bring on the best people and replace the pushovers with tough, seasoned professionals.
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Bring on the brine — Pickle Day returns to the Lower East Side on Sunday.
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"Bring on the Olympics!" he told Brazilian magazine Istoé in an interview in January.
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Bring on the next contestant in the "Best Adult Child" show, my brother Martin.
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" "So yeah, they want to bring on world peace — in a more realistic approach.
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Thurston expects to bring on some larger, household names brands in the coming year.
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He did not bring on the challenge so can't be blamed for the instability.
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What do they bring to the table that one person couldn't bring on their own?
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The 2017 Golden Globe Awards are ready to bring on the glam – and the laughs.
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She didn&apost say no, she said bring on the cash, and that&aposs fine.
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If you're going to relaunch your brand, he's the right guy to bring on board.
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Either way, bring on more Riverdale: I can't wait to see who is really upstairs.
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They're an easy, guilt-free snack that you can bring on the go with you.
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And Drake is here to bring on the bad press because he is pissed off.
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So bring on the summer weddings, hour-long commutes, and days packed with important meetings.
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Mr. Trump's team is also expected to bring on Adam Geller, who works with Gov.
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Massocca said the expiration is a short-term event and could bring on some volatility.
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For this very reason, the exposure of the filmed violence can bring on positive results.
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This stage of the game is over, it's time to bring on the next stage.
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As the company expands, the plan is to bring on board more full-time orthodontists.
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Bring on the dynamic duos, especially when Venus joins the sun here on the 24th.
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Imagine if we let all that go — what kind of revolution that would bring on?
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The little pocket monster is pretty tiny to carry around to bring on the go.
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In large doses, tobacco drinks can bring on serious effects like trances—and even death.
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And hospitals could bring on additional staff by increasing overtime, rehiring workers and using volunteers.
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What does she bring to the project that you two don't bring on your own?
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Our writer chronicled the strange and wonderful things that New Yorkers bring on public transit.
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"Being very selective over which investors you bring on board is very wise," he said.
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Eventually, if I have too many locations, I'll expand it and bring on some employees.
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Check-in because I have my rackets, and they're too big to bring on board.
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These two backpacks are perfect to bring on a trip to a Disney theme park.
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He's hungry for hurt; he will likely bring on his own hurt if he can.
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Animals in airport programs face a higher bar than some animals passengers bring on board.
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These medicines can bring on sleepiness, and Dr. Derebery doesn't recommend them if you're driving.
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Many companies are racing to bring on new A.I. talent to compete against one another.
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The company will also bring on staff dedicated to working at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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Screenshot: Federacy Screenshot: Federacy For now, they are vetting every researcher they bring on the platform.
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Bring on the pumpkin spice lattes and cozy sweaters, the Swedish royals are ready for fall!
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If you don't have access to 300 million people you can bring on your books tomorrow.
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That's why the different experiences and backgrounds people will bring on this committee are also important.
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Marvel expressly wanted to bring on an Asian or Asian-American director to helm the film.
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But she was definitely playing against type, because this photo may just bring on the waterworks.
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A lot of activity trackers bring on fatigue because they constantly challenge their users, Blahnik says.
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A horror very much grounded in reality may bring on American Horror Story's end of days.
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About to finish my period so temperature is lower than usual; bring on the red days!
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I know that from a purely scientific point of view, orgasms do not bring on periods.
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"We're really excited with Atomico to bring on a great VC and good people," said Groschupf.
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If the founder is a visionary, for example, they bring on someone who's good at execution.
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This is not necessarily the water container you want to bring on a six-mile hike.
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Ceramides can also kill cells if their levels become high and can bring on inflammatory responses.
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But financial market volatility alone is unlikely to bring on a recession unless severe and prolonged.
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And bring on a public editor to help keep the staff honest and the public informed.
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There's an almost infinite list of suggestions for what business travelers should bring on their journeys.
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"The Kiss Quotient" by Helen Hoang is the perfect romance to bring on a bachelorette trip.
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It says in its securities filings that it wants to bring on welders and horse owners.
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Valeant will immediately bring on self-proclaimed activist investor Bill Ackman to serve on its board.
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Aliasing brought on by low resolutions, and even visual glitches, can bring on a similar quality.
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Now it's also working to bring on large and small publishers — Entrepreneur has already signed on.
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Whip up avocado toast with this go-to recipe and bring on those weekend-brunch vibes.
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At this point—in a world this brutal—maybe just bring on the robot apocalypse already.
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I asked if he was prepared to sacrifice himself in order to bring on an invasion.
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As you say, you were "privileged," and had the financial means to bring on this lawsuit.
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Trillium submitted a proposal that Facebook bring on an independent board chair (as in, not Zuckerberg).
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Antidepressants can't supply employment or affordable housing, repair relationships with family members or bring on sobriety.
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Attendees are encouraged to recreate the club at home, so bring on those flashlights and lewks.
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For someone with heart failure, skipping just a pill or two can bring on a crisis.
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We're getting closer to it — and when you get to that point, bring on all comers.
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They also knew that by responding with force, they would only bring on themselves more devastation.
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Traveling for work, some items were necessary that I would not typically bring on a vacation.
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Any other way is to bring on the chaos Anonymous claims to be pushing back against.
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Exposure can cause chest pain, a fast heartbeat or wheezing or bring on an asthma attack.
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Tag a friend you want to bring on your first holiday in this post 👌 3.
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There are many steps you can take to protect any device you bring on business trips.
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So bring on the classic popcorn flick — fun and mostly mindless with a touch of camp.
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The settlement required, among other things, that the electric car company bring on two new independent directors.
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Still, the women they did bring on didn't resemble Turner nearly as much as her GoT counterpart.
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We&aposre going to bring on radio to go into a longer explanation about this very complicated.
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Long gone are the day of three, four, and five-piece suits — bring on the business casual.
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Bring on the farfare, or horn, because you can now save £450 on a MacBook from Amazon.
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Bring on three glorious weeks of discounted primers, sunscreen, blush and highlighters — all in the slides ahead.
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Multiple sources told CNN that Spicer desperately opposed Trump's decision to bring on the New York financier.
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Over time, however, Breshears said she's hoping to bring on authors from a wide range of genres.
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It can also bring on "a feeling of doom or panic" that can be difficult to shake.
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He vanished under the choppy water, which at 46 degrees was cold enough to bring on hypothermia.
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Its Instagram account documents some of the wilder things that people have attempted to bring on planes.
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The two of them have a podcast where they bring on guests to discuss sex and relationships.
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So bring on the next two films: I want to see more cars jumping through skyscraper windows.
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The police announced its plans to bring on terrorism charges and an additional murder charge last month.
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You've had a lot of guest stars that you've been able to bring on through Netflix. Yeah.
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Sources say the ad network could eventually bring on other media and technology partners, similar to Concert.
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To round out his show, Jones decided to bring on a "doctor" who looks like Tom Petty.
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We're only slated to bring on about 3,200 housing units next year, and then 2,500 in 2018.
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He might bring on a few more other dudes, but Mannie Fresh produced all them albums himself.
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After getting Lopez Foods on board, "it was time to bring on the next supplier," said Gross.
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This situation could bring on important and adverse consequences for the economy both at home and abroad.
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In January, we announced that we were seeking to bring on five regular contributors to The Edit.
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The company was also forced by ValueAct, an activist hedge fund, to bring on three foreign directors.
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"Just bring on the referendum," Mina Mansy, a prominent government critic, wrote wearily on Facebook on Wednesday.
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Bring on the professionalsJust don&apost expect the parents to be getting down and dirty with setup.
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Talk to credit guys, and they will scream that excessive debt could bring on the next crisis.
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By 2001, Google's board pushed the founders to bring on an experienced executive to lead the company.
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Student loan experts agree: trying to make extra payments on your education debt can bring on headaches.
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If EOSIO is successful, advocates say it could bring on much greater adoption of cryptocurrency-related technology.
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Here are some of the strangest animals people have attempted (successfully or not) to bring on planes:
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They should bring on and say ... Except they've done rather well making stars out of new things.
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People that we bring on the show — there were allegations that these people's safety was put in jeopardy.
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And Facebook will bring on outside civil rights experts to consult on the company's work, the report said.
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In the future, rather than providing arms, let's bring on the steaks and wine and start the revolution.
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Break out the tissues, there's a new version of Beaches, and it's sure to bring on the waterworks.
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There's one practical solution, and we're not talking about a white noise machine you bring on an airplane.
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In addition to a VC fund, bring on at least 10-12 angels who contribute roughly $100,000 each.
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The company announced Monday it will bring on three new executives — Fabien Simon, Ricard Rittes and Jacek Szarzynski.
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Many shows bring on the good tidings, but only some manage to really separate themselves from the pack.
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Bring on the builderHow Mr Trump deals with this trade-off will say a lot about his presidency.
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And a clear path to encourage over more of their old users — and bring on new ones too.
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Domestically, automation is often viewed with trepidation for its potential to kill jobs and bring on social unrest.
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It makes sense for China-based Foxconn to bring on American partners, given the political hurdles in Japan.
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The program will bring on advisors from traditional 21st-century technology unicorns like Google/Uber/Fb/Salesforce etc.
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Republican leaders also face opposition from House conservatives, whom President Trump has been trying to bring on board.
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It's not stated who else, if anyone, Apple has managed to bring on board as a content creator.
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Meanwhile, if your Libra BFF is getting hitched, bring on the trinkets — they love conversation pieces, after all.
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"I'm incredibly excited to bring on someone as experienced and thoughtful as Nelson," Khosrowshahi said in a statement.
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His reactionary ministers retorted that any version of a liberal democratic order would inevitably bring on social revolution.
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If congressional Republicans forcefully challenged Trump, they'd bring on a primary challenger, destroy the Republican brand, or both.
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We're in the darkness now and we got to accept the hard truth to bring on the light.
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It collects any items travelers want to bring on a trip and ships them direct to their hotel.
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One source called it "unprecedented" for a presidential candidate to bring on such established media executives as advisers.
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Bring on the blood-spilling, the orgies, the haunted forests and wizards: It seems we can't get enough.
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Unless, of course, you're setting up a honeymoon registry – in which case, bring on the surf 'n' turf!
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"I'm incredibly excited to bring on someone as experienced and thoughtful as Nelson," said Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber CEO.
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It collects any items travelers want to bring on a trip and ships them direct to their hotel.
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Bring on King Salman, MbS's 82-year-old father who refuses to be sidelined despite his fragile health.
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While you're here: Grab a bowl of nachos and bring on the toppings for a DIY nacho bowl.
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Before We Let You Sweat, A Few Questions What to Bring on Your Winter Road Trip Run Well!
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You might have to work a little to make the atmosphere special — bring on those flowers and dress up!
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So everything that we had talked about, you reported all the people that we bring on are absolutely right.
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We are making the To All the Boys sequel!" she excitedly said as Centineo agreed: "Bring on the sequel!
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It is to bring on a full-scale civil war within the party in the month before the election.
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But they have a recruiting team working, and they're hoping to bring on more startups outside their immediate networks.
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Target also said Tuesday it has met its hiring goals for the holidays to bring on 120,000 seasonal workers.
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Fed could bring on a 'melt-up' One catalyst for that kind of euphoria could be the Federal Reserve.
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Now, though, the company decided it is time to bring on more money to kick things up a gear.
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It's also going to bring on the Word Lens feature from the Translate app to help translate foreign languages.
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That way, you can equip whatever kind of webcam and lighting systems you'd want to bring on the road.
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Q: But do you think that needs to change to bring on this glorious new era you've talked about?
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Even if the Fed gets a "hot" economy right, it would bring on a predictable interest rate hike cycle.
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" Bring On The Frizz"Most people don't like frizz, but I say bring it on — the bigger, the better.
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With Tallulah, Netflix could bring on a different partner — and possibly with a different strategy — for its new prize.
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With funds raising ever-larger amounts, and more often, expanding teams provides an opportunity to bring on diverse candidates.
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The new funding should allow Uplift to bring on new partners, offer new services and otherwise grow the business.
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If this brings Justin out of hiatus and back into the studio ... bring on the Prince of Pop games!
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And there are concerns the harsh winter cold will bring on more cases of hypothermia, especially among the young.
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They also bring on guests to talk about their own work and stories, such as journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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SORGENIA CEO TELLS REUTERS ONE OF THE OPTIONS IS TO BRING ON BOARD NEW INVESTORS TO DEVELOP NEW PLAN
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Authorities warned residents about trying to shovel out, saying the stress of such exertion could bring on heart attacks.
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Under all that steam and smolder, Davis says that fans can expect a finale that'll bring on the waterworks.
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Too often, suicide is viewed as a death people bring on themselves and thus less worthy of being mourned.
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Upton told Michigan's WHTC that the deal struck to bring on board Freedom Caucus conservatives went against his principles.
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But these founders say it would be for strategic rather than financial reasons to bring on venture capital expertise.
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Xi hardly can walk away from trade talks and bring on the higher tariffs Trump has held in abeyance.
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" It was equally wrong when liberal comedian Bill Maher joked earlier this year, "So please, bring on the recession.
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Normally, an extra effort is required to bring on an infection; it cannot be contracted by drinking contaminated water.
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Areas where it's looking to bring on more talent include product, machine learning, commercial strategy and marketing and sales.
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A nervous child prone to bouts of sentimentality, Christmas felt custom-built to bring on tears, and the Wham!
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But the coronavirus is pushing the company to bring on new workers to help meet the crush of demand.
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It's unclear what kind of financial impact that the new rules might bring on App Store revenues in China.
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Its finale, an anthem called "Bring On the Monsters," would be laughably banal if it weren't so aggressively false.
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And, honestly, they can bring on just as much pleasure and relief as a vibrator, just a different kind.
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With a title like that, Letterman will need to bring on some truly top-notch guests – and he delivers.
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"Bring on a Third Candidate," said the headline to Vande Hei's article in the Wall Street Journal last week.
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Just turning their head the wrong way, or rolling over in bed, can bring on a bout of dizziness.
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"We will bring on board professionals to make these businesses beneficial to soldiers' welfare and improve transparency," he said.
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Turns out Mueller is the one building infrastructure: He has hired 13 lawyers and plans to bring on more.
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At the time, the outlet reported that the company would bring on data scientists as part of the push.
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It also is in no hurry to bring on the side plots that American political dramas love so much.
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Barra is also one of only two female CEOs in the Fortune 500 to bring on a female CFO.
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After having a good time with NEA's Rick Yang last week, we thought we'd bring on another venture capitalist.
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This season may be freezin', but these steamy stars are working up a sweat to bring on the heat!
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In a very small subset of patients, about 265,000, mutations in the RPE65 gene specifically bring on their vision problems.
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"There is no evidence to support that eating spicy food will do anything to bring on labor," Dr. Jones says.
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Apple will bring on roughly 300 engineers from Dialog — most of whom had already worked on chips for Apple's devices.
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Peter was a fitting man to bring on date to a winery because his feelings took their sweet time maturing.
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After they won, Hockey and Perret moved the company to San Francisco to expand and bring on more engineering talent.
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Target also said late last month that it hit its hiring goals for the holidays to bring on 120,000 workers.
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The park will also bring on additional staff to protect park resources as the shutdown drags into a third week.
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It typically takes in excess of a year for a new president to bring on board their core leadership group.
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Bring on aliens like Chewbacca and Rio, who have personalities and agendas that aren't just as sidekicks to generic heroes.
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Only Boutrous spoke on the defendants' side, not bothering to bring on any scientists to speak for the oil companies.
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There aren't any details yet about who Byte's creators program is hoping to bring on board in its earliest days.
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Dubset reportedly plans to partner with other streaming services as well, and also hopes to bring on board other distributors.
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PathSense will also remain a going concern and will look to bring on new clients in its Southern California office.
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"In acquiring Sami, we bring on a right shot, top-four defenseman who can play in all situations," Shero said.
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Folks are now terrified that the seven year anniversary of the departure will bring on the end of the world.
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Maybe they'll even bring on members of the site for Americans who wanted to move to Canada if Trump won.
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A further collapse in crude prices (they could go to $20) will bring on the next wave of equity selling.
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A paper cut can bring on a wave of anxiety about whether or not our health care coverage is adequate.
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Bring on the logo tees and sequin overload — we're planning on being decked in Ashish head-to-toe come fall.
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Is it in Trump's interest to bring on a controversial figure from the 6900s to make the case against Clinton?
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The company has delayed plans to spend around $26,210 on equipment this year and bring on new staff to expand.
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He continued to question the decision to bring on refugees and suggesting it would hurt the company's brand and finances.
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Read on for our essential picks on the best products that bring on the autumnal vibes without breaking the bank.
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Pushing yourself may bring on stress and being around food makes it all too easy to use it to unwind.
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I emailed my sister right away, asking if she thought this might be something I could bring on the show.
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The abduction will be pinned on a rival cartel, resulting in an internecine war: bring on the worst of times.
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The Luna is small enough to bring on the go, so they can maintain their skin-care routine while traveling.
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The firm largely seems to have dodged that bullet for now, but a second breach could bring on more oversight.
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This analysis factors in other considerations, like where women rank in government and their ability to bring on male champions.
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Goldman Sachs, on the other hand, said this week could bring on a bullish, or positive, surprise for oil prices.
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This set of mineral bath salts, mist, salve, and lotion, will wash any stress away and bring on major relaxation.
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The Luna is small enough to bring on the go, so they can maintain their skin-care routine while traveling.
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Only around 20 percent of people fully realize how a low credit score can bring on heftier interest-rate charges.
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Andrew Das: It's amazing how Spain never seems to run out of Real Madrid or Barcelona players to bring on.
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Currently, one trustee is black, and the board is working to bring on more people of color, Ms. Brooks said.
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British merchants would have kept pushing to open China (in the late 1850s, they did bring on a second war).
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In particular, it's worth modifying regulations that make it more costly or more time-consuming to bring on new workers.
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Another theory is that the texturing might trap bacteria, and that a chronic infection could also bring on the cancer.
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It is unusual for a party committee to bring on a senior-level staffer mid-way through an election cycle.
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Influenza itself can bring on Guillain-Barré syndrome; the vaccine is more likely than not protecting you from this condition.
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The question is whether those three, should they vote for witnesses, could bring on board at least one more Republican.
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"If you bring on employees, then you gotta manage them and then that kind of ties you down," he says.
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I've fainted when getting my blood drawn before, and I worried that these needles would bring on the same reaction.
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United denied boarding to a traveler's peacock she tried to bring on as an emotional support animal earlier this year.
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They hold Rodriguez responsible for questionable budget decisions, including continuing to bring on new hires shortly before the layoffs began.
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Delta Air Lines is cracking down on comfort dogs, turkeys and a host of other animals passengers bring on board.
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AFCD's CEO, the centrist author and speaker Ted Halstead, has helped bring on board a who's who of Washington insiders.
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Pinterest is in talks to bring on staff from mobile startup URX, according to three sources familiar with the deal.
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So what does it mean to bring on an individual or family investor in lieu of going the traditional VC route?
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We bring on some of the most interesting personalities in Silicon Valley, we ask them many interesting questions about their lives.
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Kohl's said it surpassed its holiday hiring targets to bring on 90,000 workers to help it through the busy shopping season.
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Despite the slew of negative emotions a termination can bring on, staying focused on the positive is the only way through.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDrake Absolutely Trashes Meek Mill AgainRyan Lochte Breaks His SilenceShocking Conor McGregor NewsGuns N' Roses: Bring On the Models!
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Their method illustrates how complicated it can be to figure out all of the issues that can bring on an epidemic.
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No one wants to be that passenger who is forced to check baggage they were hoping to bring on the flight.
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Subscriptions and new product categories are two ways to bring on new users and build loyalty with an existing customer base.
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She sat out the Bring on the World Tour before the Olympics with what the team called a lower-body injury.
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He has four staffers, and he's planning to bring on eight more before the end of the week, according to CNN.
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Compact, lightweight, and equipped with an AC 100-240V input, this charging hub is light enough to bring on-the-go.
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The president of Perfect Communications in Moorestown, New Jersey, said he's looking to bring on between four and five new workers.
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So it's really important to understand whether the cost of acquiring or generating data changes as you bring on new customers.
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We say bring on the drama as we pull together all our favorite fashion moments from award season's most daring evening.
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Bottom line: Increasing the diplomatic, sanctions or military pressure too much too quickly, may bring on the world's first nuclear war.
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Chaney's business has been going well; he's already hired one partner and was about to bring on another one next week.
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Ted Cruz's amendment -- a key provision added to the bill that won over Cruz and may help bring on board others.
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Bring on more Rogue One and Ghostbusters — and make sure these movies also star women of color, while we're at it.
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Active diner growth indicates GrubHub's ability to bring on new users, said equity analyst Brian Nowak in a January CNBC report.
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Hospitals have been adding neonatal intensive-care units but have been slower to bring on high-level obstetrics units, he said.
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Michael Cohen is testifying before Congress this week, and that can only mean one thing in Washington: Bring on the booze!
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This isn't intended to enrich the owners but to recapitalize these businesses so they can expand and bring on more workers.
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It's always been easier for progressive public interest groups to bring on big firms as amicus counsel than for conservative groups.
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"Hillaryland hopefully will not feel so desperate to unify the Sanders base that she'd bring on Warren," the former official said.
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China will this year bring on line something like three million tonnes of new, state-of-the-art aluminium smelting capacity.
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The Scottish game company T-Enterprise went so far as to bring on Moazzam Begg, an ex-detainee, as a consultant.
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It's the planet of power and transformation—but, on a bad day, can bring on shady behavior, manipulation, and obsessive thoughts.
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Later, if their gender identity remains consistent, they may start cross-sex hormones to bring on puberty consistent with their identity.
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Bring on the posts about money concerns and racism concerns and class struggle, but don't blame fellow members without real cause.
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"We are saying, yeah, bring on an general election, of course," said John McDonnell, the Labour Party's second most powerful man.
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Since they're small and thin, you can conveniently throw them into your handbag or gym bag to bring on the go.
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Passengers will only be allowed to bring on one personal bag and one carry-on weighing no more than 40 pounds.
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Asked about the shifting roles and responsibilities, an HHS spokesperson touted the decision to bring on more operational experts like Giroir.
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That should bring on a boomlet of spending and borrowing that a freshly unfettered financial sector will gladly help move along.
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And yet in later choosing Mr. Christie as his transition chairman, Mr. Trump empowered the governor to bring on similar people.
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To that point, Feith said that Calhoun should bring on an internal and external group of auditors to probe the company.
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Better breakfasts: Bring on the toast Week 2 of the better breakfast challenge: Brought to you (me) by the word toast.
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Last month, United denied boarding to a peacock a passenger wanted to bring on a cross-country flight for emotional support.
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"I'm incredibly excited to bring on someone as experienced and thoughtful as Nelson," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said in a statement.
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Stephen Joseph Crossbody Purse, $14.28, available at AmazonEncourage your toddler to make their own busy bag to bring on the go.
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But the rule would have one very real consequence: Most claims will be much harder to bring on a class basis.
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I will almost certainly change my mind, but right now I'm expecting the following: Bring on the rest of awards season.
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All three airlines allow basic economy passengers to bring on board one personal item/bag that will fit underneath the seat.
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It acquired New York-based retailer Story this past May to bring on Story's founder, Rachel Shechtman, to head up these plans.
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The move is expected to bring on impeachment proceedings against Rousseff, who faces claims she manipulated accounts to hide the country's deficit.
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And it was already going to be a challenge for the Census Bureau to bring on half a million workers this year.
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So, let the wild speculation begin: Will they bring on board a British starlet like Emily Blunt, Felicity Jones, and Emma Watson?
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Yes We Can is working to bring on a fourth teacher who speaks two indigenous language, in addition to Spanish and English.
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Of course, we have emojis, but just bring on this additional layer of self-expression, maybe just the typical emoji can bring.
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The company says it'll credit customers for the days affected and won't bring on any new subscribers while the service is down.
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The organization is also able to bring on a few part-time people, Inneract founder and Executive Director Maurice Woods told me.
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Since that time, airports around the world have countered any further chemical plots by screening the liquids that passengers bring on board.
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On the horizon, March Madness is happening soon, and will bring on some major price cuts on 2128K TVs and sound equipment.
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But Target CEO Brian Cornell said Wednesday his chain will not bring on the type of robots Walmart has deployed in stores.
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It says the money will be used to develop new applications, sign more partners, grow the team and bring on more customers.
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The menstrual cycle can bring on all sorts of less-than-pleasant side effects, such as cystic acne, mood swings, and bloating.
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Doctors diagnosed him with reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS)—temporary artery narrowing in the brain that can bring on intense, sudden headaches.
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Now we're much more strategic in the way that we recruit and the folks that we's are looking to bring on board.
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The faux Fox host then tried to bring on a female correspondent before realizing that she no longer worked at the company.
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The fix isn't more porn, isn't more objectification, isn't a flash of labia to cue the brain to bring on the tingles.
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And then at the end, they pick their most favorite song and the book that they would bring on a desert island.
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Almost half, 48 percent, of the executives said that they planned to bring on increased amounts of contract and part-time workers.
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This would leave Rajoy with the option of invoking the constitution to suspend the Catalan government and to bring on regional elections.
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Managers bring on pinch-hitters because matchups and situations deem it prudent—a power-hitting lefty against a flamethrowing right-hander, etc.
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As part of the acquisition, the crypto company will bring on Earn's founder and CEO as its first-ever chief technology officer.
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Facebook has also agreed to institute civil rights training for some employees and bring on outside experts in issues like voter suppression.
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All campaigns bring on poll watchers, but they are required to go through extensive training about what crosses the line into intimidation.
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But longer term, "we expect high prices to bring on new supply and accelerate the adoption of new battery chemistries," BNEF said.
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The founders, who recently hired their first employee, are now looking to raise additional money to expand and bring on new users.
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To bring on senators sympathetic to the Justice Department, the chamber carved attorney work product and communications from the 25-year change.
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"The idea that a penis is mighty enough to bring on labor is, to be honest, a bit eye-rolling," Gunter wrote.
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The set even comes with a puppy to bring on board because pets should also get to travel first class with Barbie.
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San Francisco-based Instacart today announced it will bring on 300,000 shoppers for its grocery delivery platform over the next three months.
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In a release, Instacart noted that it operates in more than 5,500 cities and will bring on shoppers from across the country.
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While holding the promise of improved efficiency and even better performance down the road, the network changes could bring on significant risks.
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They live, they die; no matter, turn the page and bring on the next outré scenario, the next rabbit from the hat.
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This unlikely program of religious works that Noseda and the orchestra bring on their first visit together to New York shows why.
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He hopes to raise at least $1 million a year to bring on board a small staff of lawyers and communications professionals.
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Scene to scene, Mr. Pita's direction is sure-handed and clear, adeptly doling out thumping from unseen neighbors to bring on madness.
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Specifically, the regulator claims that Jiampietro helped bring on Rohit Bansal, a former official at the New York Fed, as a subordinate.
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It&aposs a great reminder to make your expectations about work hours clear from the outset when you bring on new people.
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In November the CBC pushed its Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg to bring on a black board member, which she agreed to.
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Bring on the IQ test — Mensa says it's willing to host President Trump and Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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I arrive to work and feel sort of out of it but it's a busy day so bring on the tiny children.
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And when investors aren't feeling great about it, sometimes it can be a self-fulfilling prophecy — and help bring on a recession.
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A bumpy flight, missed meal, or weird food combinations can all easily bring on nausea, which is the most common travel complaint.
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But some Republicans believe that McDaniel could bring on another Democratic upset if he emerges as the leading Republican in the race.
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But if you thought this was the strangest animal someone has tried to bring on board an airplane, you might be wrong.
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But though they describe themselves as a relief from mania, what they bring on their latest track, "Seagulls," is quite the opposite.
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Vasan says that PAX Labs plans to bring on between 50 and 100 new hires over the next 12 months across all departments.
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Daniel Radcliffe is shooting a new movie at the moment, and that can only mean one thing — bring on those Harry Potter jokes.
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Apple, Facebook, ExxonMobil and dozens of other major companies report earnings in the week ahead, but central banks could bring on the volatility.
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Watch some life insurance commercials, Titanic or anything else that tends to bring on the water works and have yourself a good cry.
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That can bring on its own kind of stress—like, How the hell am I going to pay the rent this month stress.
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I also stop at Target for paper towels, sponges, and one of those assorted cereal packs my family used to bring on vacation.
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In order to launch Rory, the trio — Rob Schutz, Saman Rahmanian and Zachariah Reitano — had to bring on talent knowledgeable of women's health.
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"French companies can offer a respectful partnership…one which will not bring on excessive, unsustainable debts and favors the development of local jobs".
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The list of what you can and cannot bring on a plane is always changing, but smuggled, little leopards have never been allowed.
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That, in turn, will make it more difficult to bring on higher-level acts and financial support for the fest will consequently decrease.
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With many airlines offering little to nothing for sustenance these days, it can be tempting to plan ahead and bring on your meal.
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Rather than pay a premium for experienced workers, some employers would prefer to bring on fresh-faced grads and train them, Yildirmaz says.
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Fivetran exclusively shared with Business Insider the pitch deck its team used to bring on Andreessen Horowitz to its existing venture-investor roster.
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The people whom you bring on to help build your business — from your partner to your website designer — are central to your mission.
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I was brought on because the writers there wanted to bring on an actual trans person to speak about the trans military ban.
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The treatment can bring on vertigo in itself, and patients sometimes report feeling a bit off-balance for a day or two afterward.
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Drift will then monitor their power consumption throughout the day and bring on additional micro-power generators to modulate the cost for consumers.
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Meru Health is also looking to bring on board a doctor to help with medication management and, possibly, even providing prescriptions, Ranta said.
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Societe Generale had a total provision of 1.58 billion euros to cover the financial cost the pending disputes could bring on its accounts.
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NPR's board, Mr. Mohn said, was working to bring on a law firm to review its handling of the allegations against Mr. Oreskes.
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But if the chaotic history of Britain's Brexit debate is any guide, whatever it is will only bring on the next vexing questions.
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J&J will also figure out over the next two months how to work with partners to bring on additional capacity, he added.
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"In acquiring Sami, we bring on a right shot, top-four defenseman who can play in all situations," Devils G.M. Ray Shero said.
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Clinical studies in both animals and humans have shown the plant to have calming effects, reducing anxiety and helping to bring on sleep.
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Some Republicans have gripes with the White House strategy on impeachment, saying the administration should bring on more communicators to work on messaging.
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As the day approached, we children were told to put on our favorite clothes and pick one toy to bring on the journey.
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Expanding a pilot programGoogle had initially launched a pilot program in 2018 to bring on full-time customer support workers in the Philippines.
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The $4 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will be used to bring on more dancers and grow the support staff.
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The $4 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will be used to bring on more dancers and grow the support staff.
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The agency said the souvenir bottles, which resemble the movies' version of a hand grenade, are fine to bring on planes, after all.
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And they will continually bring on new talent to head their designs each season — as a way to keep the seasonless brand fresh.
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But it is the impact on public health of polluted drinking water that can bring on a crisis with the most tragic consequences.
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The revisions also include a change targeted at New York state that is expected to bring on board several wavering Empire State Republicans.
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They want to know how best to engage, what issues to embrace or avoid, what people or resources to bring on board, etc.
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In interviews, many of the bystanders compared the writers guild's strategy to Brexit — an unyielding stance that could bring on a chaotic future.
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And, so, fireworks, when I was a kid, mostly illegal, but everybody would bring on these trash cans and these big boom, boom, boom.
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"I don't think I will have an online coach developed unless I can find the right tech partner to bring on board," he added.
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Which is why we decided to bring on a beauty writer to tell us what's hip and happening on the Arabian Peninsula and beyond.
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She has three employees and hopes to bring on two more in the future, offering vacation time and small pay increases when she can.
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Win a $1,000 shopping spree to Need Supply (hello, new shoes and vintage Levi's) and $1,000 to ILIA Beauty (bring on the fall lipstick).
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The 2017 People's Choice Awards are ready to bring on the laughs with Joel McHale as host of the awards show, PEOPLE exclusively confirms.
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Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has been particularly savvy in hiring personnel, choosing to bring on the coaches, family members, and friends of top recruits.
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The company said it would use the money to bring on additional banks and credit unions as lending partners and expand its national footprint.
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Other companies like MindTickle, Lessonly, Skilljar, Guru Training and Rehearsal VRP offer creative new ways to bring on-the-fly training to sales teams.
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The generous interpretation of that statement is that it's a promise that Favreau's Star Wars TV series will bring on a more inclusive staff.
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Ibaka and Tucker were added for what they bring on the court, but the team also talked up the toughness and physicality they bring.
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Indeed, some individuals with migraine cannot function in certain modern offices, because the patterns bring on a headache every time they enter the building.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund looks set to bring on more capital from the Middle East as it bids to reach its $100 billion fundraise target.
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These funds have helped the district hire new math teachers, bring on "technology coaches," develop a comprehensive computer science curriculum and install Wi-Fi.
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Bring on the snuggle season and join in on the fun by taking a look at our gallery of stars lounging by the fire.
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Opioids can bring on nausea and vomiting and often lead to constipation, which may then require additional medications, creating cycles of constipation and diarrhea.
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Bring on the grass-court season, and the big-hitting Raonic, already a contender, will be much more of a conversation piece than usual.
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He has expanded his team to bring on the seasoned Republican hands Paul Manafort and Rick Wiley to help him navigate the delegate process.
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The Fort Bliss and Goodfellow proposals would require Defense Secretary Jame Mattis' sign-off, and each would bring on contractors to build temporary structures.
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Maher also made similar comments last June on his show, at the time saying "bring on the recession" to get rid of the president.
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CBP must improve its hiring process and bring on board the full complement of 2,000 Officers for whom Congress provided funding back in 2014.
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It is possible because history demonstrates there is no limit to human folly or the dimensions of the disasters humanity can bring on itself.
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If Sophie and Priyanka's family power outing is any indication of what's to come ... we say bring on another one sooner rather than later.
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"There may not be immediate plans for utilities to bring on more coal, but the future is always uncertain in this market," he said.
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Phillips says this is because the high learning curve for creating high quality VR content makes it difficult to bring on a new crew.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump is considering whether to bring on a new lawyer to help represent him in the special counsel's investigation.
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That's when we started realizing we needed to bring on Chinese collaborators, filmmakers who both knew storytelling but also were culturally and linguistically Chinese.
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Sitting with one's legs crossed for 10 days can bring on cramps and soreness, and the retreats could be physically painful and mentally challenging.
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Be sure to communicate the dates, amount of time you want to spend and number of people you'd like to bring on your tour.
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Hong Kong's protests, which took a violent turn this week, threaten to divide the pro-democracy movement and bring on a backlash from Beijing.
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The rise and rise of corporate profits in recent years has defied economic theory which holds high profits should bring on investment and competition.
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Tiny island The Island of Skellig, which is off the coast of Ireland, is so small, they could only bring on 50 crew members.
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A spokeswoman for Lutsenko referred the Times to an interview he gave confirming Giuliani's aides had asked him to bring on a lobbying company.
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Macy's said earlier this week that it plans to bring on about 80,000 seasonal workers, in line with its initial hiring plans for 123.
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The American executives bring on the car designer Carroll Shelby (Matt Damon) and the driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale) to aid in that task.
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He has hired a human resources consultant, and said he wants to bring on a coach with expertise in management training and organizational psychology.
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Let's look at who to cast or who to bring on or who to collaborate with because they're great or because they're right for it.
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There will be lots of questions (I can assure you we have a plan all ready to go!) but for now bring on 2018 pic.twitter.
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But Citi analyst P.J. Juvekar said it was too early to envision a major recovery as rivals bring on new potash mines through next year.
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Ultimately, whether you believe in the potential for atmospheric pressure to bring on a headache, WeatherX is an interesting and unique approach to headache management.
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By providing aspiring VCs access to its network of angel investors, those aspiring VCs may be in a better position to bring on limited partners.
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The TSA advises passengers use the "Can I bring my... " tool on its website check what you can, and can't, bring on that next flight.
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To wear a white shirt is to understand the risk of a stain and then double dare the stain to bring on what it's got.
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"I could never have made the choice to have terminated the pregnancy for me or the hardships that it would bring on me," she says.
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It'll undoubtedly bring on all the nostalgia feels, but let's not lose focus on what's really important: The identity of A.D. will finally be revealed.
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"If the company is your idea, the moment any new person you bring on says yes, you need to talk portions right away," he said.
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More and more boards are looking at how to bring on a chief information officer or chief technology officer from another company to their board.
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The rest of us, he says, normally recover within a few months, so there's nothing to do but avoid triggers that bring on inducible headaches.
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Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yachtmaker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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Facebook will also begin training employees in how to spot census suppression and bring on outside experts to consult with as the census gets closer.
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The two investment groups urged Apple to bring on a team of experts to more closely examine the effects of extended screen time during childhood.
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But when you're called a "fucking retard," well, it's a boner killer at best, almost guaranteed to bring on a lengthy drought between the legs.
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Last week, the company announced plans to bring on another 300,000 "full service shoppers" in North America over the next three months to service demand.
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He will also bring on a couple of aides already working in the Trump administration to his team, a person familiar with his plans said.
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It's not any movie that, already steeped in '60s rock, can use John Lennon's anthem "Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple)" under its end credits.
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Although our financial partner is withdrawing, we will of course be continuing with the planning of the festival and intend to bring on new partners.
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Would you take a look at the results of Eric Asimov's annual Thanksgiving wine challenge and pick a few bottles to bring on the day?
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That lesson was on clay (bring on Roland Garros), and though her family was soon reunited in Canada, Andreescu has retained strong ties to Romania.
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"Emma Steele, investment manager at Fair By Design, added: "We are very excited to bring on SteadyPay as another vital solution to the Poverty Premium.
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Presumably this teasing means we're in for dramatic, devastating reveals in both departments, which, sure, bring on the melodrama; that's what we're all here for.
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Wolfe Herd says Bumble is working to bring on advertising next year and is exploring other ways to boost revenue beyond dating and friend-finding.
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"There's good demand for skim (milk powder) and traders can trade different markets so options are a natural thing to bring on board," Brunel said.
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But Sarri was determined to bring on Willy Caballero, who saved three spot kicks in the 2016 E.F.L. Cup final while on City's winning team.
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Bring on the Cuddl Duds, because these layers will keep you warm from autumn to deep winter, in three easy steps, with the right styling.
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" Indeed, you'd better "be careful when in the party mood, as parsley can also bring on lust and fertility… possibly not always a good combination.
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Almost a decade after the U.S. housing market crash helped bring on a global recession, Canadians are struggling to deal with a growing housing bubble.
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Bring on the sidewalk shoveling, ice picks and parkas, because Old Man Winter is on his way (even though he's arriving a little late this year).
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And while its wings fold up, it's still much larger and heavier than a Phantom or Mavic, making it more challenging to bring on outdoor adventures.
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Should executives misjudge the market and face a significant drop after trading begins (and no subsequent recovery), it becomes very challenging to bring on quality talent.
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He also has been involved in smaller cave rescue missions in the UK, and he advised local authorities to bring on a team of expert divers.
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By moving, we can focus on continuing to build out sustainable operations and bring on people who will help us do that, venture or no venture.
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In some cases, DBS seems to bring on side effects like a decline in word fluency and verbal memory, depression, increased suicide tendencies, anxiety and mania.
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Bryan: Justice League answered my last question clearly: bring on the standalone movies as soon as possible, please, and make them star Ezra Miller's The Flash.
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They'll bring on the good vibes, and might even help kickstart your own resolutions — but only after you've settled on the perfect monthly planner, of course.
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"We bring on motivated tech founders with a great product, plug [their products] into our platform and give them the breadth of out distribution," Saks said.
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Rich Pelletier, Sanders' deputy campaign manager, started sending Marshall resumes last month and the Clinton campaign in Brooklyn has started to bring on former Sanders aides.
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Others are weighing whether they should bring on additional employees, even on a part-time basis, to help the business owner qualify for the new deduction.
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Mr. Trump will also bring on Jane Serene Raskin and Martin R. Raskin, former federal prosecutors based in Florida, according to Mr. Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow.
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There are certain fashion trends that bring on all the nostalgia feels — but we've gotta admit that the grommet belt doesn't typically fall into this category.
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But switching things up from a roomy, lived-in pair to a fresh-out-of-the-box option can bring on some major annoyances (blisters, anyone?).
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In the interview, the department head shares that they are excited to bring on someone who can teach their students how to write for the internet.
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I ring the bell and pinch myself hard on the hips and face to bring on the watery eyes as Louisa Kettering waddles to the door.
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"About three years ago, my collaborators David Gardner and ThermalBear and I wrote a song called 'Bring On The Night,'" Coe explained in the press release.
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Even if Hillary does bring on a female family member to take on First Lady duties, there's another semantic wrinkle for Clinton White House Part Two.
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Carry-On BaggageThe airline operates a strict policy for cabin baggage: You can only bring on a small rolling luggage under 10kg and a small handbag.
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ExxonMobil had warned in April 2016 that any unwinding of joint marketing "could make it more difficult to invest and bring on new supplies in Gippsland".
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It wasn't until 2014 that CEO Mike McDerment decided to bring on outside investors and raise $30 million from Oak Investment Partners, Accomplice and Georgian Partners.
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"It is very true that he will bring on the shutdown and he has to take responsibility for it," Hirono said on the show Thursday evening.
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Congress on its own could bring on impeachment proceedings in the House based on the report — if there was evidence contained therein to warrant such actions.
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There are obvious things to bring on any ski trip — coats, pants, gloves, helmets, goggles, and maybe even skis, poles, and boots if you're not renting.
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Trillium has announced a request for Facebook to bring on an independent board chair (as in, not Zuckerberg) that will be on the 1403 proxy statement.
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Meanwhile, Google's recruitment process has moved entirely online as it continues to bring on new employees, with new starters receiving their company laptops in the mail.
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Vivek is someone that I wanted to bring on for a while because he's doing something sort of counter to a lot of other media companies.
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Lauric acid, which makes up most of coconut oil, can bring on ketogenesis, but it hasn't been shown specifically to help those experiencing severe cognitive impairment.
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"I don't think companies are really going to be looking to bring on more corporate positions or go through the steps of training someone," she said.
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The company was required as part of its settlement with the SEC to bring on "an experiences securities lawyer" to oversee communications (especially tweets) by executives.
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In fact, there are three ways to bring on carry-on luggage and use the overhead bins even if you purchase a "basic economy" fare: 1.
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BECAUSE THAT WOULD BRING ON -- DALIO: NO, NO, NO. NO, BECAUSE IF YOU RAISE RATES NOW, ALL THE RATE STRUCTURE'S AFFECTED AND CARRIES THROUGH ALL MARKETS.
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Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yacht maker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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The American manufacturing sector contracted last month, a key measure showed on Tuesday, heightening fears that the trade war with China could bring on a recession.
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From the turkey and casseroles to the mashed potatoes, here's a helpful guide detailing the TSA-approved items you can bring on board or pack below.
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Macy's has already announced that it plans to bring on about 80,000 temporary workers this holiday season, in line with its initial hiring plans in 2017.
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As a result, the President had to bring on Emmet Flood as his own special counsel to handle Mueller interactions on behalf of the President's office.
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Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin promised their venture capital funders that they would bring on someone to help scale and manage the booming business.
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Long before host Paddy McGuinness threatens to "bring on the girls," a team of overworked researchers doggedly attempt to find women who are up for appearing.
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Acting officials are loath to initiate new programs or bring on new staff, preferring to passively hold down the fort until their new political-appointee boss arrives.
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From skimpy bathing suits to an outlandish hot air balloon ride, Upton and Daddario bring on the laughs and the pratfalls as their characters duke it out.
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The background and the vision that the two men shared were convincing enough to bring on March Capital as a lead investor for the $6 million round.
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The company will bring on HR investigators with an eye toward lowering the median time of an investigation to one month or shorter than that, Nadella wrote.
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His crew would reunite him with Lovell, who would fly the Command Module, and bring on William Anders, who had been training to fly the Lunar Module.
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Colin Rusch, senior research analyst at Oppenheimer, said Thursday he believes Tesla is seeking to bring on additional talent as it aims to increase its manufacturing volume.
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The change will come when traditional VC funds expand their investment theses to include GoodBusiness, and raise funds and bring on partners to focus just on that.
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Bring on more characters like Rogue One's K-2SO and Solo's L3-37, who aren't just comedy-relief droids, but non-human characters with non-human agendas.
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Sullivan suspects that toxo is not enough on its own to bring on the illness and that another, as yet unknown, risk factor could also be involved.
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Maris will initially serve as the firm's only general partner, although he has told prospective investors that he may bring on a second partner at some point.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Ferretti plans to bring on board a European private investor after abandoning a planned stock market flotation, the yachtmaker's chief executive said on Thursday.
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But we all know that the infighting in the seven kingdoms is small potatoes compared to the wrath that the White Walkers can bring on them all.
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It wants to be known as a "personal theater," the kind of thing you would bring on a long airplane flight to get lost in a film.
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" Gingrich likened Trump's moves to publicly rebuke Sessions to his decision to bring on Scaramucci and surround himself with other brash loyalists "who are prepared to fight.
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" If you're not already crying, the conclusion of Frankie's card will definitely bring on the waterworks: "As always, continue to take care of yourself and your mom.
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He says there's concern that a corporate tax cut amid low unemployment could accelerate inflation, bring on more Fed hikes and hasten the end of the expansion.
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It is expected to bring on 17 additional lawyers, some of whom were announced in February, and has bolstered its press shop to respond to congressional probes.
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The post-WWI gold exchange standard — a jury-rigged system meant to "economize" on gold — was a house of cards that helped bring on the Great Depression.
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Even though most analysts don't see major "imbalances" — or bubbles — in the real economy that would internally bring on a recession, every recession is a little different.
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Dawkins said the Air Force continues to work with Northrop to improve sustainment activities "for several more years as we bring on the replacement, the B-21."
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Here are three things Congress can do today to improve officer retention: First, Congress needs to allow TSA to bring on new hires as full-time employees.
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Ultimately, Jarnatt would end up buying back the script for $25,000 because the studio was going to bring on other writers and mess with his original script.
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To solve the scale problem, sources say AT&T's ad network could eventually bring on other media and technology partners to combine their inventory to sell against.
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As agencies bring on more political appointees with significant regulatory experience, the administration is expected to become more careful in the way it rewrites or eliminates regulations.
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With many people working from home or out of work, this could be the opportunity to take your idea and bring on the technical founder you need.
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Shlomo, 260, who reached No. 2000 in the world herself, suggested they bring on the former Israeli men's touring pro Amir Hadad to give them experienced guidance.
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He does not want to go down in history with Chief Justice Roger Taney, who wrote the Dred Scott opinion, which helped bring on the Civil War.
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Private equity firms often bring on former senior executives at companies who can tap their professional networks to source investments and serve on boards of portfolio companies.
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It can bring on imagery and memories and associations, and in mindfulness, we're actually trying to stay in the present moment and avoid going down those roads.
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Dear ——, Emailing you, someone who holds power in this situation, because I fear that President Donald Trump will bring on an immense global crisis is not 'interfering.
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Alex Balk had already been working there and then they decided to bring on Emily Gould and me, and they also brought on Chris Moni to edit.
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A Midwestern university wants to recruit the nation's best Fortnite players for its varsity esports team, and it's throwing out the dough to bring on some quality talent.
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Marketing firm Laundry Service reportedly wanted Schnatter to bring on West as a co-spokesman for television spots and promotions, but he declined, according to reporting by CNBC .
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The senator from Texas was more than happy to bring on the doom and gloom, pointing to the stagnant wages and low labor force participation during his presidency.
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"Brexit is bound to bring on a certain degree of consideration of national identity but I don't think introspection is necessarily a bad thing," he said by telephone.
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The standing-up part is key because it indicates weed could bring on something called orthostatic hypertension, low pressure caused by the movement or position of the body.
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Women with MRKH are encouraged to seek counseling after a diagnosis, to address both physical and psychological issues (like distress and anxiety) that the condition can bring on.
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After having conversations with our community, our influencers and friends, they encouraged us to bring on a lipstick line, which was the next product category that we created.
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The move to bring on Gowdy had been in the works for several weeks, and was viewed as a way to change directions from Giuliani, one source said.
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When a juror hears one of his peers say something racist in the jury room, a note to the judge may be enough to bring on a mistrial.
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Rather the priority was to bring on "a really good investor that understands the space", and to get terms that allow it to remain "a founder driven company".
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Job seekers have the upper hand in today's labor market — so much so that employers are beginning to be more flexible in order to bring on new talent.
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Some transform you so much that you're barely recognizable — all the more reason to bring on 3D avatars, which are free to transform in even stranger new ways.
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For example, bedroom web TV host Alex Pettit used Producer to show sponsorship reels, bring on Skype call-ins, and display overlaid graphics like you'd see on CNN.
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"When you bring on people who have that kind of experience, know how to grow a platform and punch above its weight, that's a good thing," he said.
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In three years, sales have grown tenfold as D'Brujas has expanded to bring on six full-time employees, who all squeeze inside the make-shift kitchen soap factory.
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He then crushes up Aurorix antidepressant pills, which he asks the customer to source and bring on their own due to their controlled status, to keep everything legal.
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Talks to bring on board a technically-savvy partner like Exxon have dragged on for months due to differences over valuations due to falling oil and gas prices.
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Arps reportedly shouted "white power" and "bring on the cull" at the mosque while giving Nazi salutes in a video that has since been deleted from the internet.
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Beyond these expansions, it said the money will be used to "solidify operational infrastructure," push into the corporate market, and bring on more partners to increase its services.
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Scientists think, for example, that certain infections can bring on autoimmune diseases like Type 1 diabetes, which has been linked to a common family of viruses called enteroviruses.
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Thank you for allowing me to bring on all the artists who jumped on stage with me to bring the fans a special energy called Major Key Alert!!!!
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They will also bring on the Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, the screenwriters behind Captain America: Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, and the two upcoming Avengers films.
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The three critical goals for such companies are to bring on board and train the next generation, plan for succession and let go when the time is right.
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"Our inherent scalability positions us to efficiently bring on these accounts and materially expand our U.S. household penetration," E*Trade Chief Executive Karl Roessner said in a statement.
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From the data buyers' perspective, the hedge funds and asset managers, it's hard for them to know who the worthwhile datasets are to talk to and bring on.
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As part of the acquisition, the crypto company will bring on Earn's founder and CEO, a former Andreessen Horowitz venture capitalist, as its first-ever chief technology officer.
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Yes, for many people, breasts are sexually alluring or arousing -- but so too are lips and hands, and having those out in Parliament doesn't bring on sexual chaos.
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A bigger jump in wages could spook markets, as it did in February, and stir speculation that rising wage inflation could bring on more Fed interest rate hikes.
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The experts I consulted also added this: There are some medical conditions that can bring on sudden changes in color perception in one eye and not the other.
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We got the NFL Insider leaving Craig's in L.A. ... and Jay told us why the league would be lucky to bring on a man of Diddy's diverse talents.
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He eventually managed to get important allies installed on the campaign; in early 2016, he recommended that Trump bring on his longtime friend and business partner Paul Manafort.
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But not before its CEO Dale Buckner, a 24-year Army special forces veteran, found himself giving instructions for how many pets passengers could bring on an airplane.
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The theory is that if you make it easier to get rid of an employee you've hired, businesses will be more eager to bring on some new ones.
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John KerryJohn Forbes KerryDemocratic debates are magnet for lobbyists The Memo: Sanders-Warren battle could reshape Democratic primary Bring on the brokered convention MORE (D-Mass.) to win.
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So bring on the United States Open, the year's final Grand Slam tournament and the only major tournament in which Nadal and Federer have never faced each other.
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The Jack Dorsey-led company will bring on Porterfield, Fettig & Sears, LLC, to help it lobby on "issues relating to payment processing, mobile payments, lending" and financial technology.
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Bring on Bolton While religion's connection to politics may be a matter of mystery, the law on the limits of presidential power is clear in Judge Jackson's view.
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In an opinion piece for NBC News, Jill Filipovic called the list "a radical if enormously flawed feminist effort," fretting that it would bring on an inevitable backlash.
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"These passengers will definitely feel dimed when they find out they will pay a penalty when they try to bring on their rollaboard," said Rick Seaney, CEO of FareCompare.
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At the time he closed the Series A round founder Andrew Sutherland said he wanted to bring on a CEO who could help Quizlet scale rapidly to international markets.
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Tesla is pumping money into the Shanghai factory, which it hopes to bring on line at the end of this year with a target of producing 500,000 vehicles annually.
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"The markets have been responsive to changes in the polls, clearly, so the vote could certainly bring on significant volatility," Powell told "Squawk Box " a day before the referendum.
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Bring on that Lando movie, and give me a Star Wars story where I don't already know the ending, either because it's already happened, or because it's utterly predictable.
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But I do know how to build a company and hire people and nurture them and bring on young people and do that, and that's part of the game.
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Woo said there's a consensus view on Wall Street that Trump would be bad news for the market, and that he would bring on a trade war with China.
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We will continue to bring on the best and brightest, from all applicable fields, to bring the FF 91 to market, and make our vision, your vision, a reality.
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Third, the output of education also provides some of the input: the more children that are educated, the more teachers will be available to bring on the next lot.
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Schaefer has plans to open two more locations in the new year and has recently hired about a dozen new workers, with plans to bring on about 12 more.
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Casting Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Hart to bring on the laughs, the automobile maker will air four commercials – a much-anticipated part of the night – during the big game.
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His first big cybersecurity move was to bring on former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani as a cyber advisor, though Giuliani doesn't appear to know much about cybersecurity.
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And those are who really need to be part of the conversation, because they influence how people are represented in films and can bring on more diversity and inclusion.
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Rather than add time to your day, the best you can do is decreased how much of it you allocate other things, as you bring on more to do.
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In some ways, sugar acts like a drug in the body, says Alpert, which is why eliminating it from your diet can bring on less-than-pleasant side effects.
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It is still the exception, but what I am hearing from people I trust ... is that people are talking about how to bring on digital expertise to the board.
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So I think we're seeing the silent hand of the market play a role in getting VC firms to bring on GPs with this more diverse group of entrepreneurs.
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"Although our financial partner is withdrawing, we will of course be continuing with the planning of the festival and intend to bring on new partners," the group's statement said.
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Alcohol is an obviously indecent gift for him to bring on such a sacred occasion, but he offers it to the baby's father, Fix, without a dram of embarrassment.
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In the book, Stone also writes about the president's choice toward the end of his 85033 presidential campaign to bring on Stephen Bannon and Kellyanne Conway as top advisers.
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Bring on the new Maple Creme Oreos, debuting some time this year (I'd have to guess this will be a late summer release in advance of the fall season).
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It's not totally clear what someone would want with a giant bag of moose feces, but it's what one traveler tried to bring on their flight out of Juneau.
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P3s can clearly play a useful role in delivery but are no panacea to bring on spending quickly and unthinkingly to hit President Trump's arbitrary $1 trillion spending target.
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Faculty members are also able to apply, as are founders based outside the U.S. — as long as they bring on a Berkeley-enrolled co-founder or advisor upon arrival.
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There's also Dispatch, a San Francisco-based company hoping to bring on-demand, human-free delivery to American streets, but they're not ready to hit the pavement just yet.
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The company will also soon launch a new user interface and bring on more machine learning experts as it looks to provide its users deeper insights into their data.
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Those new recruits, which Strahs says the company is looking to bring on "as quickly as we can hire," will join engineers who are already working on contentious issues.
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And yes, I know we were lefter then left now but if you want to beat this guy we've got to bring on some of the anti-Trumper Republicans.
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It created the illusion that a more severe crisis had been averted while threatening to bring on one of those next — unless, that is, the United States backs down.
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"He throws an inordinate number of pitches and works with such intensity and combative fire that you sense that anything less might bring on disaster," Angell wrote of Cone.
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Croatian players were furious that the referee let play go on, and Argentina was upset when the official finally blew his whistle to bring on a trainer for Rakitic.
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As well, Jorge Sampaoli, the Argentine coach, had the option to bring on Gonzalo Higuaín, a striker Juventus paid more than $373 million to sign from Napoli in 2016.
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If not, within two to four days of beginning the diet, that depletion can bring on the "keto flu" — symptoms like dizziness, poor sleep and fatigue in some people.
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Now that the Hawks and the Celtics have exchanged haymakers and the series is tied at 2-2, let's bring on the coup de grâce of a last game.
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They said he was loath to bring on partners, publicly berated even senior employees, and moved through the office as a brooding, bullying presence who inspired fear and deference.
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At the same time, a hiring freeze at the State Department imposed by Tillerson has curbed the agency's ability to bring on computer experts to track Russian disinformation efforts.
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Victories for the League on Sunday would make the collapse of the governing coalition more probable, and potentially bring on national elections well before they are due, in 113.
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Elliott has owned Arconic shares since mid-2015, when it was still Alcoa, and in early 2016 struck an agreement with the company to bring on three new directors.
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"Basic economy" passengers on American and United, for example, cannot use the overhead bin — and any bags they bring on must fit under the seat in front of them.
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When I am looking to bring on a new team member, I look for someone who is going to bring energy and passion to their role above all else.
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He added that his company is still waiting to see whether the tax changes have a big enough effect for the 130-employee company to bring on more workers.
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So their working hypothesis is that valerian root may bring on hyponatremia, even in patients who don't drink so much fluid, and called for more investigation of the link.
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We have to make an effort in the next month to make sure that, let's try an equalize that, let's try and bring on a couple of women columnists.
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Brokerages have pulled back on costly recruiting over the past year and are instead giving brokers incentives to bring on new clients and squeeze more assets from existing ones.
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"Bring on diversity yes, and also let's get rid of this culture of nepotism that so blatantly plagues Vogue, the industry it's in, and other industries," ex-journalist @cdunne1 writes.
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"We might bring on another American ham maker — we always like to rotate — but Edwards was a staple," said Matthew Rudofker, the executive chef at Momofuku Ssam Bar in Manhattan.
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It also objects to aspects of the deal's complex structure, which calls for a cash offer followed by a merger to bring on board Zodiac's core group of family shareholders.
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His confidence was paid off with consecutive fielder's choice grounders, but when Starling Marte lined a single to center, Counsell had no choice but to bring on closer Jeremy Jeffress.
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CBP is aggressively hiring, attempting to bring on some 219,2200 agents this year to meet its staffing goals of more than 133,213, according to U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mark Morgan.
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"Any unwinding of joint marketing will only increase those costs in the short term and make it more difficult to invest and bring on new supplies in Gippsland," it said.
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But, as Vale has shown, it's still the sort of pricing landscape in which established producers are as likely to shutter existing production capacity as to bring on new operations.
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Because when you're into fashion and planning out your looks day by day, it can be tough to distinguish what's actually necessary to bring on a trip, and what's not.
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"Donald Trump is an unhinged protectionist, nationalist advocate for trade policies that will eventually disrupt the entire global economy [and] bring on the recession that's around the corner," Stockman said.
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Passengers who buy a United basic economy ticket, for example, cannot upgrade their seat, board last and can only bring on one personal item, which must fit under a seat.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryGeoengineering, or hacking Earth's climate system to cool the planet, is a controversial field that promises to either save our collective asses or bring on the apocalypse.
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Graphene 21K HyperCharger- $29.99 See Details If you want one battery pack to bring on your next trip — one you'll only have to charge once — choose the Graphene 11K HyperCharger.
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"It wasn't one of those 'let's check the box' kind of things... make sure we bring on consultants and cover our asses," says Jones of working on 13 Reasons Why.
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In each case, the worries are probably overblown - or at least don't reflect the kind of nasty "divergences" that can bring on swift, deep and lasting downside pain in equities.
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It says further upheaval would be damaging, the board is working to bring on the POX project later this year and must focus on strengthening the balance sheet before expansion.
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"Disparity in startup capital is the single biggest reason that promising Black-owned businesses on average are less profitable and bring on fewer employees than white-owned businesses," she said.
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Other White House officials questioned that version of events, suggesting Priebus and his allies were trying to put a positive spin on the President's abrupt decision to bring on Kelly.
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Its minimalist packaging also makes it the kind of fragrance bottle you always wanted to bring on vacation to show your friends, but could never pack in your goddamn suitcase.
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Any action to bring on labour will be considered a termination and is illegal under Ireland's Eighth Amendment, which prohibits abortion in all circumstances except to save a mother's life.
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And at Facebook I was a participant in those discussions about how do we scale, who do we scale, how do we bring on leadership in this area, that area.
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"With the launch of UberX in time for the busy summer season, we are thrilled to bring on-demand transportation to the Costa del Sol," an Uber spokeswoman told us.
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After reports of vandalism and trash piling up, the National Parks Service moved to allow park managers to tap into entrance fee revenue to bring on cleanup and patrol staff.
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The analysis, published online in The New England Journal of Medicine, adds to substantial evidence that Zika infections — even asymptomatic ones — may bring on a paralysis called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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By comparison, Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles tolerate and even encourage overindulgence, and they bring on the feeling of satiety gradually, without undue alarm, in the manner of actual food.
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Senior Credit Suisse managers in its Asia-Pacific division and Hong Kong office allegedly circumvented the bank's hiring procedures to bring on employees and interns referred by foreign government actors.
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The video has been retweeted 35,849 times and counting, and folks have even started petitioning The Ellen Show to bring on this water-bottle-flipping master with the #MikeToEllen hashtag.
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Are they just really inept kidnappers, or is this whole thing some sort of conspiracy by the anti-clown movement to bring on the clown extinction once and for all?
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Acting Interior Department Secretary David Bernhardt signed an order Saturday allowing managers to bring on staff to patrol open parks and clean bathrooms and trash, according to The Washington Post.
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In 2010, he ordered the New York Fire Department to revamp its hiring practices and bring on hundreds of minority applicants to remedy what he described as decades of discrimination.
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That strategy may wipe out his single-digit profit margin or even bring on a loss, he said, but in the short term he would rather lose money than customers.
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Michael Imperioli (who plays Christopher) and Steve Schirripa (who plays Bobby) plan to bring on cast members, directors, writers, and other folks involved in making the show for Talking Sopranos.
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But before you run out to see the Roman ruins and ancient abbeys or eat homemade cakes and bread in the local bakeries, what should you bring on your trip?
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His campaign is trying to bring on upward of 500 "deputy digital organizers" to promote Bloomberg to everyone in their phones' contact lists and on their private social media accounts.
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Cirque-tacular, a company that combines theater with movement and circus arts, is producing this show, whose heroine, Brianna, is in search of the butterfly that will bring on summer.
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Ochs was the second hire on the production side five years ago, and he said laying off good men and women he helped to bring on the team hit home.
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Said differently, Too Big to Fail has not been resolved, and even a rash of medium-sized bank insolvencies can cause great systemic disruption and bring on the domino effect.
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Treatment typically entails lifestyle changes, including avoiding foods that bring on acid reflux symptoms, getting out of bed slowly, and implementing other in-the-moment anti-nausea tricks, Dr. Roshan says.
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A guy who has passion for the game, but realizes that there are others who have lived and breathed the game for decades who he was able to bring on board.
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Let the promise of a cute, swingy new style bring on an updated version of those first-day-of-summer hair vibes — like back when your mom paid for your appointment.
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WATCH: Jamie Lee Curtis Talks Halloween in 2018 The move to bring on Lister-Jones is significant after Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum sparked controversy for stating in an interview in Oct.
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Husky has sanctioned three new Lloydminster thermal projects that will bring on 30,0000 bpd of new production by 2020, and development is continuing at the 10,000 bpd Rush Lake 2 plant.
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The Mercers not only supported Trump's 2016 race financially, but they also convinced him to change his campaign leadership and bring on Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway months before the election.
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"Everybody in this market is pretty much capped out, so when they say they're going to bring it on, there's not much more to bring on at this point," she said.
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The companies have to make decisions about whether to bring on staff as contractors or full-time employees, or whether to outsource their deliveries or keep them in-house, for example.
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This may sound ridiculous, but I know I'm not the only traveler who packs different styles for a trip to Santorini than those I'd bring on a summer adventure in Lisbon.
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The quality of top-tier customers that stensul has been able to bring on made it clear to us that they have a solution that really delivers value on day 1.
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While Google has long offered its G Suite to government customers, the company's effort to bring on more enterprise users hasn't quite extended to government agencies and their cloud computing needs.
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A male's self-identification into the category of "female" or "women" doesn't automatically bring on susceptibility to these harms; nor does a female's self-identification out of those categories lessen it.
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Though both shots can bring on mild side effects that often go away on their own, only PCV13 has been reported to cause swelling at the injection site, the CDC said.
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Get this popular Kickstarter duffel for $233 If you're looking for a new weekend bag to bring on your upcoming summer vacation, take a look at this one from Bomber & Company.
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There are some games out that are so mind-numbingly rage-inducing that just the simple act of watching another human playing them is enough to bring on a cold sweat.
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It's the spaces that make you feel secure, the smells that bring on waves of nostalgia, and the people who remind you of the person you know you want to be.
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And if that means we might end a hard day by watching a baboon amazed by a magic trick or a cat ecstatic about being petted, then bring on the GIFs.
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The acquisition is in line with early reports, such as on ReCode, that Tinder itself was struggling to bring on more experienced people and clearly needed a footprint in San Francisco.
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" That boardwalk rando is clearly a big fan of the Bible verse, which reads: "Therefore this is what the LORD says: 'I will bring on them a disaster they cannot escape.
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Studin: The enervating thing about a Trump presidency is that Trump's actual and perceived capriciousness could bring on a major international conflict, including with Russia (but also with China), very quickly.
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Her decision to bring on Chopra, who currently works as a special adviser at the U.S. Department of Education, also comes as she continues to campaign on policies surrounding higher education.
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Different foods, drinks, and even high stress levels can bring on the dreaded acid-induced pain and lead to discomfort in the throat, chest, or upper stomach that's far from pleasant.
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Acting Interior Department Secretary David Bernhardt signed an order last week that would allow park managers to tap into revenue from entrance fees to bring on extra cleanup and patrol staff.
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The anonymous executive referenced earlier who went through the certification process said The 3% Movement did not make any specific promises about helping her agency bring on new business or talent.
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The 46-year-old tough-talking Salvini's gambit appeared to be an effort to capitalise on his popularity and bring on an election that could see him crowned as prime minister.
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At that point, the 24-year-old and his partners had to bring on contractors to help with handling all the shipments and rent out a 400-square-foot office space.
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A government watchdog report on November 6900 concluded that DHS was struggling to hire and train new agents, concluding that the agency was unprepared to bring on thousands of new hires.
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Their goal is to provide a one-stop shop for agencies in need of technology talent and to allow for them to bring on new personnel more quickly, administration officials said.
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The board in October agreed to bring on Ed Garden, chief investment officer and founding partner at Trian Partners, the hedge fund he runs alongside the more high-profile Nelson Peltz.
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Instacart, the grocery delivery startup, said this week that it plans to bring on 300,000 additional workers in North America over the next three months to help meet its surging demand.
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It said that Mr. Trump had not made a final decision on whether to bring on Mr. Flood, who would help the White House manage its contacts with the Justice Department.
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Other studies have looked at whether an increase in humidity, rainfall or barometric pressure can bring on pain, but never with as much data as in this newest study, in BMJ.
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Nearly everyone agrees that certain topics reliably engage him, such as gardening and cooking, but that attempts to discuss the meaning of his work with him will bring on instantaneous silence.
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JON CARAMANICA If the end of a relationship can be said to bring on the five stages of grief, David Longstreth is intent on wringing spectacular music from each of them.
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He added that the decision to bring on a new local partner on board was driven by "the size of the opportunity and the complexity of doing things here (in China)".
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They are all waiting for the buses to arrive, and they have everything you would expect a kid to bring on a long field trip: pillows, handheld games, lunch for later.
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Some experts propose that influenza could interfere with fetal development through a mother's immune system, or that influenza could bring on some kind of autoimmune disorder that interacts with the brain.
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But after 220 years of economic growth, many investors are worried that a turning point is near, and that higher interest rates might bring on a slowdown faster than they expect.
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To give the raises, Pruitt used a loophole in a safe drinking water law designed to give the EPA chief necessary leeway to bring on scientists without wading through red-tape.
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I've also seen the stress showers can bring on guests, especially friends who may have several showers to attend within a year and are unable to afford all that comes with it.
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Hulu told us that NBC would stream live in roughly 5 to 6 markets when the live TV service launches, but then would bring on more local affiliates on a weekly basis.
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Though Gulf oil output is near highs, Moncla's clients aren't planning to bring on any new production that would require the company's services, said Marc Moncla, Matt Moncla's brother and business partner.
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I think people respond to that honesty and authenticity, and the fact that we always bring on celebrity guests and comics who are people of color or members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Dieter is out this week, so Nilay and Paul bring on Adi Robertson and Casey Newton to discuss what happened at Facebook's F29 developer conference, the Oculus Go, and some earnings talk.
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Twitter, on the other hand, has had four product heads in the past two years, a constant change-up that has crippled the company's attempts to bring on new, more mainstream users.
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"You'll see banks on this between now and next year, because if we bring on another billion people, they'll need savings accounts, loans, and things banks are very good at," Marcus says.
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Titled Battle Charge, the second season will introduce the first-ever structural changes to the King's Canyon map and bring on new character Wattson, an engineer type who can build electricity traps.
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Logan Paul says he's dead serious about a combat sports career after his fight with KSI in less than 3 weeks -- and has a message for Dana White ... BRING ON CM PUNK!!!
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That's because unleashing banks will likely bring on future rounds of boom and bust on Wall Street, creating the kind of volatile, low-quality earnings shareholders dislike and punish with lower valuations.
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Now, however, that's changing, and having these connections to large enterprise players like SAP and Salesforce surely isn't going to hurt the company as it looks to bring on larger enterprise accounts.
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Rosenstein only informed the White House of his decision to bring on former FBI Director Robert Mueller after the order was signed and less than an hour before it was announced publicly.
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So when YouTube came to The Verge mere weeks later, asking us to bring on an artist for the premiere performance on their Live 360 platform, the choice was a no-brainer.
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"I don't see any problems with reliability, and I say bring on more renewables," said Honorable, whose remarks generated warm applause at a conference of the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration arm.
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Just seven weeks after acquiring a $3.2 billion stake in AT&T, Elliott reached an agreement that the company would cut costs, bring on two new board members, and review portfolio companies.
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"The market has given us the flexibility where we can raise funding in private markets and we can bring on investors by offering liquidity to our employees or early investors," said Käärmann.
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"There are many different kinds of service, but the best companies can all foster environments that produce people who say, 'Bring on the pressure, we'll handle it as a team,'" Cramer said.
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"Bring on the new Maple Creme Oreos, debuting some time this year (I'd have to guess this will be a late summer release in advance of the fall season)," the caption read.
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IG Group, which has over 152,600 active clients according to its website, said the deal would "significantly enhance" its ability to bring on new clients improve the retention rates of current clients.
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I know there will be lots of questions, and we'll answer all of them (I can assure you we have a plan all ready to go!) But for now, bring on 2018.
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That differentiation was enough to compel Andreessen to make its first investment in the space space and bring on additional capital from previous investors including Y Combinator, 50 Years, and Refactor Capital .
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That's also good for smaller companies which might not necessarily have the resources to bring on a chief-of-staff or assistant role, but still need to have all that relevant information.
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The group will be run out of the New York City office, and will help bring on board new clients and sell the service to additional investors looking to get into crypto.
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"We are working around the clock with our selling partners to ensure availability on all of our products, and bring on additional capacity to deliver all of your orders," the post continued.
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BRING ON THE PANCAKES By the time I get back home, James has run with Monkey and Khalessi and is making his famous steel-cut-oatmeal pancakes with blueberries or chocolate chips.
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This all comes after Instacart announced it would bring on another 300,000 independent contractors to keep up with the demand that has resulted from many Americans staying at home during the pandemic.
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Asked what led him and Mr. Moye to bring on such a large team of new musicians, most of them from younger generations, Mr. Mitchell alluded to the importance of continued exchange.
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When times are especially lean, Ms. Stoller explained, she and Ms. Henzel cut their own salaries so as not to bring on debt (the magazine has always been debt-free, she said).
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His decision to bring on a new campaign manager in what could be the last days before he claims the Democratic nomination was not, however, merely a step toward expanding his team.
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Going forward I'll endeavor to at least send out the linklist after busy days — and over the next month or two we'll bring on some guests to write from time to time.
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"We had to rebuild and revamp and regenerate and bring on new talent," said Dalton, who felt compelled to leave Auckland for Britain for a time to escape the news media scrutiny.
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The climate kids she represents will argue their constitutional rights to liberty and property are being violated by climate change, which threatens to submerge coastal cities, exacerbate drought and bring on mass extinction.
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IG Group, which has over 20.7715,600 active clients according to its website, said the deal would "significantly enhance" its ability to bring on new clients and improve the retention rates of current clients.
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Deal terms were not revealed, but Vimeo will bring on the entire 22-person VHX team, including co-founders and a large number of biz dev employees, as a part of the acquisition.
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While you can only have one guest on at a time, what's especially impressive about this new feature is that you can bring on as many guests or co-hosts as you want.
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Velez feels strongly about how young soccer players are developed and hopes the training tool, which is made by a company he manages, will help bring on a more skilful generation of players.
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First off, what you eat can make a huge difference: Certain spicy or acidic foods can bring on canker sores, Dr. Chase says, as well as chocolate, coffee, strawberries, eggs, nuts, or cheese.
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Trump's very poor debate strategy was to lie and claim that protesters are some, "bad dudes, swinging, doing damage to people..." You are failing at a debate when you bring on the bull.
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Nwandu admits that it took a lot of trust to bring on people like Oh and her brand manager, Brian, who "flipped the platform on its head" by bringing in better advertising deals.
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"The thrust is to reveal to listeners the things I learned along the way and [bring] on interviewers so they can give first-hand accounts of what they told me," Sawyer tells PEOPLE.
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Southwest Airlines is limiting the emotional support animals that customers can bring on flights to cats and dogs, becoming the latest airline to place restrictions on the types of animals that can fly.
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The current regulatory environment is like needing to submit an itinerary for every item you plan to bring on a flight from D.C. to Los Angeles — one year before the flight, he said.
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The Air Force sought to retire the A-10 around 2015 as it dealt with tight budgets and prepared to bring on the F-35, which needed crucial maintenance personnel and other resources.
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It was one of six homers in the game, but the only one to bring on a curtain call, with the fans at Yankee Stadium chanting Sanchez's name for a second straight day.
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Yet, some interracial couples say that intermarrying, which in the past was often the cause of angry stares and sometimes worse, can still bring on unexpected and sometimes disturbing lessons in racial intolerance.
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The Checkup The college application process tends to press the when-I-was-your-age button in many of us parents, and bring on those monologues so universally beloved by our adolescent children.
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However, many believe prices could keep rising until the end of the year or possibly into early 2017 as the winter season fuels demand and miners take time to bring on more production.
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He hopes an encounter with one of his projects will bring shivers down your spine, put you in a state of awe, and bring on either giggles or a sweeping wave of sadness.
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He's hopeful that doing so can bring on more beneficial changes, such as an even lower risk of genetic diseases, provided we continue to discuss and adhere to ethical guidelines along the way.
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She gives the examples of medicine and music, and how new projects pair Alzheimer's treatment with musicians, and how corporations are increasingly looking to bring on creative minds to tackle staff communication issues.
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He used special hiring authority to bring on ex-lobbyists and give raises to key aides; worst of all, he reportedly retaliated against agency employees who raised concerns about his spending or management.
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They add that feelings of transcendence and wonder are often considered to contribute to "spiritual-type" experiences and that, therefore, the combination of music and LSD may bring on this kind of trip.
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With every new employee that you onboard, every V.C. you decide to partner with, every new board member you bring on and especially every new customer you acquire, you are building your identity.
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Mr. Cuomo's response left many wondering: Why did the governor bring on a transit chief to overhaul the subway if he was not going to support his plan meant to do exactly that?
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He worked as state director for John KerryJohn Forbes KerryDemocratic debates are magnet for lobbyists The Memo: Sanders-Warren battle could reshape Democratic primary Bring on the brokered convention MORE's 2004 presidential race.
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It will have to tread carefully and you can bet it will try and bring on board as many players, both market users and warehouse operators, as it can in the consultation process.
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The fund will "pay rent for individuals facing homelessness," in addition to supporting "regions to bring on more dwelling units" and "help stabilize board and care facilities/homes," according to a Wednesday statement.
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Over at the FTC, agency leaders decided it was time to bring on an expert who could advise on issues intersecting technology and policy, and they hired their first chief technologist in 22020.
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Washington and New York (CNN)President Donald Trump's decision to bring on John Bolton as national security adviser jolted the usually careful diplomatic world enough that a few unusually frank adjectives slipped out.
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Even when a company is doing fine financially, changes may still be afoot if the board or shareholder activists want to bring on a new CEO to reposition the business for the future.
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"He made the decision to bring on staff several years before we played on the pitch," Catie Griggs, the club's vice-president of business operations, told Reuters in a telephone interview on Thursday.
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"While some people argue it makes POTUS look weak to bring on additional help, others think it is the White House getting ready to play offense," said a person familiar with the process.
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Because ride-hailing is expensive to operate — Uber continually needs to spend to lure riders and bring on new drivers — some critics have wondered if it will ever be able to make money.
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The use of certain prescription medications, including anti-anxiety meds, antidepressants, statins, and sleeping pills, can also bring on memory loss, as can over-the-counter sleep aids and allergy meds, adds Dr. Tarawneh.
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The global investment community took notice on Tuesday when billionaire hedge fund manager Seth Klarman issued a stern warning that increasing debt and global tensions could potentially bring on the next worldwide financial crisis.
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It will bring on full-time staff and company resources to create a multi-pronged esports platform, which includes live streaming and produced video, player and team stats and scores, and a live chat.
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But I was also encouraged to hear that Finley wants, starting in 2019, to bring on younger curators, with an eye towards passing the biennial on to them to shape as they see fit.
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"We are asking the American people to be patient while we bring on the added resources as quickly as possible to alleviate the wait times," said Johnson, whose agency oversees the TSA, on Friday.
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"We continue to grow our organization as we enter the fourth quarter, and it has always been the plan to bring on additional management to oversee an expanded staff," Rodriguez said in a statement.
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Annually, the circus will bring on 450 new artists —100 will participate in new creations, and the remaining come on board to replace other artists in existing shows, according to casting director Pavel Kotov.
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"Most Washington critical access hospitals are operating with a surplus and can afford to bring on one extra nurse or technician," said Heather Weiner, a spokeswoman for the Washington State Nurses Association told CNN.
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Following Lyft's recent $1.5 billion funding round, the company has decided to bring on board Kristina Omari as its first-ever vice president of corporate development and investor relations as it continues to grow.
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It's not believed that Jeter has enough cash on hand to cover the MLB rule that limits financing to 40 percent of the sale, so he still may need to bring on more people.
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Maybe it's the holiday spirit that has us saying "bring on the cold weather," or maybe it's the sweet deals on 4K TVs like this one that have us welcoming Netflix and chill season.
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SO WE'LL BE ABLE TO GENERATE ENORMOUS CASH FLOW AS WE BRING ON THREE TRAINS OF LNG PRODUCTION AT GORGON, TWO TRAINS OF WHEATSTONE AND OTHER PROJECTS THAT WILL ADD TO OUR PRODUCTION BASE.
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On the return to shore, the boat capsized and Mr. Viafore, who was not wearing a life vest, disappeared under the choppy water, which was 46 degrees — cold enough to instantly bring on hypothermia.
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Coupled with the considerable money and resources a firm needs to invest to bring on and test the data before using it in strategies, sorting through alternative data has become a nearly impossible task.
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For Twitter, that's another loss on the executive team, which has more or less become the norm these days (though it did bring on a new lead for its live video business in May).
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For the key job of undersecretary for policy, Mattis wanted to bring on Mary Beth Long, a former CIA operations officer who had held senior jobs at the Pentagon under President George W. Bush.
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"Pre-launch, it's really important to bring on PR support early," said Andrea Collins, who is the VP of marketing for Hippo Insurance, a DTC insurance company, and also advises startups on PR hiring.
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Planet Fitness offers clues into why companies are eager to bring on fitness clubs: The chain says that when its members go to the gym, 76% of them combine their visits with other shopping.
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Even so, anti-abortion movement leaders in Ohio feared that the heartbeat bill would bring on a court challenge, and could ultimately set back their cause, given the current makeup of the Supreme Court.
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"There aren't many comprehensive bills with this magnitude that have earned this type of support," Grassley said at a press conference after he made changes to the bill to bring on more Republican support.
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JPMorgan is also "making a special effort" to bring on more African-Americans by setting up a separate group to focus on school recruiting, retention and hiring "more senior African-American talent," Dimon said.
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To address overwhelmed dockets, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced in April 2017 that the Department of Justice would bring on an additional 125 immigration judges, at least 44 of whom have been hired.
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We knew the use of a large number of nuclear weapons would bring on nuclear winter but were interested in how a relatively small number of weapons would play out on the food supply.
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And Kohl's recently said it plans to bring on about 90,000 people to work through the New Year, compared with 69,000 people in 2016, the last time the retailer provided a number for its plans.
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But the budding technology also prompts a lot of questions — like how many publishers are willing to jump onboard, whether internet connections are fast enough and which tech company will bring on the most adopters.
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"But the research that we're doing is also suggesting that there are a lot of less obvious things that the effects of dams bring on local people and ecosystems," Kramer told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As Tyler Rogoway noted in The Drive, such a vehicle would be able to boost an air force's capabilities by fielding additional (cheaper) unpiloted vehicles, without having to bring on additional pilots to operate them.
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Wojcicki has said that YouTube will bring on 10,000 people to vet content… The company has yet to set a timeline for their hiring, but as the continued Paul controversy shows, the clock is ticking.
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"I'm expecting that between now and year-end, if we can get that agreement in place, we could bring on somewhere in the neighborhood of 250,000-300,000 barrels a day of incremental rail," Little said.
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"I'm expecting that between now and year-end, if we can get that agreement in place, we could bring on somewhere in the neighbourhood of 250,000-300,000 barrels a day of incremental rail," Little said.
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"Exxon Mobil's portfolio of development opportunities positions us to grow shareholder value as we bring on new supplies of oil and natural gas to meet growing demand," Chief Executive Darren Woods said in a statement.
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France's presidential election is a major test for euro zone unity, and the first round Sunday could bring on intense market volatility, depending on which candidates make it to the final leg of the race.
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Ellis was also able to bring on the remainder of her outfield players in the second-half ensuring that apart from the reserve goalkeepers, the entire squad has already played at the tournament in France.
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To bring on the messes — like spaghetti, confetti, toilet paper, a gravy-filled champagne tower (as you do on Puppy Bowl night) – live viewers will be encouraged to tweet or post on Instagram with #PetHappens.
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PARIS, March 27 (Reuters) - The global steel industry could face a new supply glut if certain countries, which already contribute to overcapacity in the sector, bring on new steelmaking plants, said the OECD Steel Committee.
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As the sun burns high in the sky people retreat to their homes, save for a few men lying in the shade of colonial-era walkways, chewing qat leaves that bring on a hazy high.
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It can help shield you from being personally liable for financial hardships or lawsuits that might be taken up against your company and it can make it easier to bring on partners down the line.
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Passing that milestone also can bring on the realization that retirement — or whatever you choose to call that phase of life when full-time work is largely behind you — is no longer a distant concept.
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While the firm has built strong market share handling orders from Main Street investors, Twells and Brown said Citadel Securities is now aiming to bring on more large investors and address their large, block trades.
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"We are working around the clock with our selling partners to ensure availability on all of our products, and bring on additional capacity to deliver all of your orders," Amazon said in a blog post.
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Max Temkin, the cofounder of Cards Against Humanity, told BuzzFeed News that the deal will allow ClickHole to bring on additional staff — it currently has only five full-time employees — and explore new revenue streams.
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Skin Deep Rather than roast in the sun, and in all likelihood bring on sun damage, sun spots and other hot weather woes, self-tanner has become a reliable solution for faking a bronzed glow.
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The authorities' investigation revealed that as JPMorgan was competing with other big banks for business in China, some bankers concluded that they needed to bring on the children of well-connected parents, known as princelings.
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On this episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode bring on Chris Bourdon, CEO of cloud service Upthere, to help answer reader and listener questions about the cloud.
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As it is, direct foreign investment in Mexico has been either stagnant or dropping (especially as a share of gross domestic product) over the past couple of years; this might bring on a drastic reduction.
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Burton is looking to bring on other public relations representatives in order to promote Schultz's story of being raised in Brooklyn, NY to becoming a prominent executive in the business community, one of the sources explained.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 1 TIME OUT: BRING ON THE DUBBLE BUBBLE New Yorker: "For too long, we have asked one another, typically as an insult, 'Can you chew gum and walk at the same time?
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"The Saudis are already reaching probably the limits of what they can bring on in terms of easy oil, and so we're going to have to see what happens as we approach Iran sanctions," she cautioned.
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Traders are hunting for a combination of spot price and forward structure that will keep power burn high in the short term while curbing demand further forward and encouraging new drilling to bring on more supply.
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The extra capital is expected to be closed by January, with Nanu particularly keen to bring on strategic investors that can help the business grow in new emerging markets in Latin America as well as Europe.
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According to documents provided under the Freedom of Information Act to American Oversight, a liberal watchdog group, Mr. Pruitt used the law to bring on board at least 20 political appointees, known as "administratively determined" hires.
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She says that to bring on a sea change when it comes to police brutality cases, prosecutors' constituents must continue to use their political power—on the streets and in the voting booth—to demand it.
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He's moving to a new role as executive chairman of the board and he invited us all to comment on that move: Now bring on all the "bullet through the head" jokes from the Android blogs.
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That said, the leaked set-up process points to a phone that benefits from added depth-sensing cameras — something Apple is definitely keen to bring on board as it works to boost excitement around ARKit applications.
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Finally, after our proposals were designated as impractical, we made efforts to bring on board a team of professional organizations with long standing commitments and experience working on labor issues in the Gulf and South Asia.
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The English company just closed a $10 million round led by Kindred Capital, Frontline Ventures, and Backed and managed to bring on a number of strategic investors including Universal Music Group, Saatchi Invest, and Peter Davies.
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Agius, the first prosecution witness to give evidence, said he had been aware of underwriting fees and a 66 million pound payment for Qatar for helping bring on board Abu Dhabi investors in the October fundraising.
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Giuliani, who spoke to CNN on the phone soon after news broke about his role, was careful to praise Trump's current legal team, but he said that sometimes it helps to bring on a fresh perspective.
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IN OTHER GAMES Juventus tried to give Cristiano Ronaldo a rest, but Manager Massimiliano Allegri was forced to bring on the Portuguese star for the final 25 minutes with Juventus trailing and down to 10 men.
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That is why this week on The Ezra Klein Show I wanted to bring on Mehdi Hasan, a senior writer for the Intercept, the host of the Deconstructed podcast, and the anchor of Al Jazeera's UpFront.
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Bannon was a key force in lobbying Trump to bring on attorney Marc Kasowitz and spokesman Mark Corallo as his first legal team that wrangled with Russia issues, according to a person familiar with the arrangement.
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They know that overstaying the festivities - that is, continuing to speculate in companies that have gigantic valuations relative to the cash they are likely to generate in the future - will eventually bring on pumpkins and mice.
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People who know Bolton call him a savvy bureaucratic operator who wants to move quickly to clean house of McMaster's team bring on his own to ensure they are responsive to his and the president's demands.
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The area's strong economy has allowed them to expand the business and bring on more contract employees, many of whom are at-home parents and others who might not find work in a less robust economy.
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Hillary starts to speak, and not a single network covers her, because they all understand that in the age of the clicker, everyone will leave because they want to see what else would he bring on.
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It's not clear why some people get them or what sets them off—unlike migraine, cluster headaches seem to have no external triggers, though alcohol can bring on an attack during an active period, McGeeney says.
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The Hollywood Reporter noted that issues with the script "continued to be a sore spot throughout Episode IX's development," prompting the studio to bring on Harry Potter and the Cursed Child screenwriter Jack Throne for a rewrite.
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Since then, a handful of startup firms have been able to bring on thousands of drivers and expect by next month to absorb a number nearly equal to all the drivers Uber and Lyft had in Austin.
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He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions.
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Trump also briefly addressed his recent string of decisions to reorganize his campaign and bring on a pair of seasoned Republican strategists who are taking on larger roles in preparing the campaign for the upcoming primary contests.
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" The beauty of this question, Welch says, is that if you're a hiring manager, "you can see how badly your candidate wants the job, and the kind of preparedness, ingenuity and energy they'll bring on day one.
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"It's a very delicate situation, and it's a strange choice to bring on a lawyer who regularly is lambasting the investigation that [Flynn] now is cooperating in," said former federal and New York state prosecutor Duncan Levin.
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But after pitching the concept to Ubisoft's headquarters in Paris, Starlink got the green light, and eventually, the Toronto team started to bring on industrial designers and install a 3D printer in the office for rapid prototyping.
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With a number of prestigious customers on board (including Kaiser Permanente, Autodesk and YP.com), Unravel is now planning to expand its sales and marketing teams to help bring on new customers and support its existing user base.
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Cash-rich Lundin's latest run at fellow Canadian miner Nevsun Resources Ltd is designed to bag the Timok project in Serbia, but it had to bring on a partner to pick up Nevsun's Bisha mine in Eritrea.
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" Still, he said that "the service that's most in-demand is help with recruiting," so it made sense to bring on Mulay to help startups hire, and also to help them "set up a proper HR function.
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There is the risk that virtual embodiment could bring on psychosis in those who are vulnerable to it, or create a sense of alienation from their real bodies when they return to them after a long absence.
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Consequences could include Trump's aggressive ire and potential ridicule by Trump-aligned media, which could then possibly bring on a primary challenge (look what happened to Paul Ryan's popularity when he spoke out against Trump in 2016).
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Bring on the all-reliever pitching staff, the algorithm that would tell our pitcher which pitch to throw in each count and the clunky swinger whose exceptional college stats put him atop our spreadsheet-generated wish list.
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If enough nuclear bombs (thousands of them) were to explode, that could also bring on a nuclear winter that would reduce sunlight levels by more than 90%, according to a 1983 paper co-authored by Carl Sagan.
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I only do carry-on vacations, and so when I began thinking about what I was going to bring on my four-week-long #r29sabbatical throughout Southeast Asia, I knew that I had to really be ruthless.
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In an unusual move, each new season of "Killing Eve" will bring on a new female showrunner; the first since Waller-Bridge is Emerald Fennell, who produced the second season with the executive producer Sally Woodward Gentle.
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The Dream property in the meatpacking district in Manhattan has a new partnership with the yoga and Pilates instructor Melissa Wood-Tepperberg to bring on-demand workouts, ranging from 20 to 30 minutes, to in-room televisions.
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In an interview, Erin Maxwell, director for brand partnerships at American Express, said that determining which chefs to bring on board was as simple as noting where high-spending cardholders seek reservations from the company's concierge service.
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Musk added that the purpose of the hiring fair would be specifically to bring on new people to staff four full production shifts to allow production around the clock for "24/7 operations" at the Texas facility.
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Whether you're interested in canceling out the noise in your apartment building, or you just need a wire-free companion to bring on your commute, you can find big discounts on the best models during Black Friday.
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But unless you have a really compelling reason as to why Peter absolutely has to be the one for you, you're probably out of luck unless you're one of Peter's exes (producers love to bring on ex).
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He said founders should make sure the people they bring on are aligned with their culture — even if they don&apost yet have a section of their website that outlines the company&aposs mission statement and values.
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" She continued: "This is not something I would bring on myself and try to grab the limelight right before the Grammys, but I feel like there was a series of events, that I had to defend myself.
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On this week's episode of "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," you'll learn about a beer recipe to bring on a desert island, some particularly uncomfortable sounds and a career that lacks female participation (besides the presidency).
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In all, according to public officials in those and other places, IBM promised to bring on 3,400 workers in exchange for as much as $250 million in taxpayer financing but has hired only about half as many.
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The easiest, most immediate action would be for Musk to resign as chairman of the board and have one of the non-independent directors resign from the board to bring on a new board member as chairperson.
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The outlook is for further rises over the coming months as smelters steadily lift their operating rates and, in the case of some of the big new operators in the northwestern province of Xinjiang, bring on new capacity.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr told Bay Area News Group that Durant's selfless decision reminded him of when former San Antonio Spurs player Tim Duncan took a pay cut to allow the team to bring on more star players.
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Mulvaney this week brought in Republican congressional lawyer Brian Johnson as a senior adviser and plans to quickly bring on board more political hires to help him review the bureau's existing and pending regulations, the budget chief said.
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This could be the artist herself, going by a nearby painting titled "Were-artist" (2007), where a more masculine painter has the same hands and wryly enacts the bouts of monstrousness that hard creative work can bring on.
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"There is just no way to sustain expansion, develop new products and bring on new employees - as we thought we were going to do this year," said Troy Roberts, chief executive officer at Colorado Springs-based Qualtek Manufacturing.
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According to 2009 World Health Organization guidelines on the health impacts of mold, exposure to spores can cause or worsen asthma, lead to respiratory infections, and bring on fits of coughing and wheezing as well as difficulty breathing.
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"We are working around the clock with our selling partners to ensure availability on all of our products, and bring on additional capacity to deliver all of your orders," the company wrote in a March 13 blog post.
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" The network was thus willing to bring on an idiosyncratic murder melodrama, said Mr. Bushman, who was a co-author on the book "Twin Peaks FAQ: All That's Left to Know About a Place Both Wonderful and Strange.
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The flattening of the curve is viewed by some as a warning about coming economic weakness, but traders also view it as a warning sign the Fed may be moving too quickly and could bring on a recession.
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For someone looking to bake a carrot cake for my trip, (cousin J. requested that I bake a cake to bring on our trip) I am mortified to find that I spent two hours dawdling on social media.
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And because it can sedate patients and bring on out-of-body experiences, the FDA is only making it available through certified clinics, where patients are to be monitored for at least two hours after taking the drug.
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At Legion, I knew that we should bring on a producing director, someone who's going to be up there [on set in Vancouver] full time, someone that I can translate the creative vision for the show to them.
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President Trump's revamped immigration policies promise to crack down on unauthorized immigrants in several ways, including by beefing up the number of ICE and border patrol agents in a hiring spree that will bring on 15,000 new workers.
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So if you're just trying to find some relief after a meal, or if you want to figure out why everything is making you suddenly gassy, here are the foods that we know tend to bring on the farts.
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Read MoreThis could bring on the volatility in the week ahead Treasury yields were mostly higher, with the briefly near 1 percent, its highest since March 29, and the 10-year around 1.9 percent, its highest since March 28.
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Under the guise of claiming he was counterbalancing the liberal media, Levant was able to bring on writers and contributors who were young and hungry, but also ones who were older and established, with recognizable names in Canadian media.
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"I think we are set up well to continue to attract high-quality teen applicants over the coming years," he said, but he acknowledged there are potential headwinds for all employers looking to bring on teens down the line.
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My question is not specifically about this weapon system, but rather are these modulations and sometimes increases in the risks that we bring on with nuclear weapons, is that just the cost of doing business and maintaining that deterrent?
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Even if the Pats are comfortable with Brissett making his first career start against J.J. Watt, Vince Wilfork, and the rest of the Texans defense, they'll likely need to bring on a free agent just in case of emergency.
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The president-elect said management at the phone company Sprint, which will add 85033,000 people to its U.S. workforce, and OneWeb, a new technology company that plans to bring on 3,000 workers, called to inform him of their decisions.
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The most important jobs went to members of the former junta, but some key economic portfolios went to the 19 parties Prayuth had to bring on board to give him a slim majority in the lower house of parliament.
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The division between commercial and investment banking imposed by Glass-Steagall, enacted in 1933 amid the Great Depression, prevented banks from using customer deposits to take high-octane gambles in the market that could bring on another financial cataclysm.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York is concerned that she lacks a comprehensive strategy to confront Mr. Trump, and has told Democrats that the Clinton campaign must bring on a senior staff member dedicated only to the Trump portfolio.
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"By moving into existing homes, we're able to bring on a lot more efficient, a lot more affordable housing inventory today" instead of limping through the usually long and arduous development process, Bungalow CEO Andrews Collins told Business Insider.
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That means that popping probiotics or fish oil pills will not magically erase the damage done by eating junk food, skimping on sleep, forgoing exercise, or being chronically stressed, habits that can bring on or exacerbate mental health conditions.
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The key to the MBTI's success is her insight that you can waste a lot of energy and bring on a lot of psychic pain if you think of these differences as incompatibilities that have to be ironed out.
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We are excited to bring on board thousands of team members to help build the future of logistics together with our growinglist of customers and to support the massive growth trajectory we see for Uber Freight in this industry.
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It might sound silly, but scrolling through the subwayhands feed can bring on a serious variety of feelings — you don't have to be a hand partialist to see sadness, stress, love, exhaustion, determination, and sex emanating from these hands.
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" In the liner notes of the original Timber recording from 2011, Gordon cites Peruvian shamanist author Carlos Castaneda as an inspiration for this concept, invoking his pilgrimage into the desert and wiping clear the brain to "bring on visions.
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Federal agencies are not required to proactively disclose arrangements with subcontractors, or even that those subcontractors exist — a gray area that gives them broad leeway to bring on individuals and outside firms under the cover of vague public contracts.
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The recent drop in U.S. unemployment could spark a surge in inflation that, given the Federal Reserve's current policy framework, could trigger interest-rate hikes that bring on a recession, Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren warned on Friday.
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In the wake of these developments, Honest laid off 80 people and overhauled its entire executive team after realizing it needed to bring on executives more experienced in developing and marketing products to be sold in traditional retail stores.
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For those in the business of promising to get people things like rides or emergency Solo cups at the tap of an app, the prospect of the nation varying its usual patterns is enough to bring on a cold sweat.
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With Amazon set to create more than 100,000 jobs in the U.S. in the next year and a half, Bhusri expects Workday expects help bring on the new employees at Amazon once the platform goes live in 12 to 15 months.
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Harris' campaign aides said they are comfortable with where the senator is in the recent poll and believe a summer full of organizing -- helped by the 30 new staffers her campaign plans to bring on -- will raise her profile in Iowa.
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Meanwhile, the OpenStack Foundation itself is in the middle of its own transition as it looks to bring on other open-source infrastructure projects that are complementary to its overall mission of making open-source infrastructure easier to build and consume.
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With this tender offer, Khosrowshahi was able to convince some of the company's early powerbrokers, including venture capital firm Benchmark Capital, to whittle down their stakes in Uber to bring on what he believes will be a stabilizing force in SoftBank.
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Here is what the government shutdown will mean for these science agencies: Patients currently enrolled in NIH studies — for instance, patients in hospitals right now — will still be taken care of, but the institute will not bring on any new patients.
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I really don't want to boast -- I sent her a 30-page paper on why this is going to be destructive, this is going to bring on great scandals, but, worse than that, it's going to bankrupt a bunch of refineries.
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Lazerson says MGX's advantage as the car industry wakes up to its need for lithium for battery-powered electric vehicles is that it can bring on production quickly and at a relatively low capital cost using brine wastewater in oilfields.
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Netskope, which provides a cloud security platform to help set and run policies around different apps and devices, has closed a round of $168.7 million to grow its business, expand its R&D, and bring on more global data centers.
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