Death has never been busier, and will become busier still.
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I sort of subscribe to the idea of the busier you are, the busier you are.
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"You can see how he just gets busier and busier, until he's everywhere," Mr. Young said.
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I kind of got busy with other stuff, Terry got a lot busier, Mikey got busier with his mixing and mastering.
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We opened in October, and we were kind've busy, and then spring and summer rolled around, and it got busier and busier.
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When Shandee Chernow started CertiStar to help the restaurant industry better serve people with food allergies, she found herself getting busier and busier.
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As I'm older and I'm busier and working, and the kids are busier, I really don't have time to do what I used to do.
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Miller meant to call the pediatrician's office and make an appointment for her daughters to get flu shots, but each day got busier and busier.
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The Emmy winner isn't necessarily ready to be tied down as his career keeps getting busier and busier, but he does hope he finds the one someday.
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I started getting busier and busier working with Paradox Sports to educate climbing facilities on how to make their gym and programming more accessible to people with disabilities.
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His schedule is almost busier than mine is – probably busier than mine is, actually – and so it's amazing to have someone who understands and motivates me more than I've ever had.
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"As I got busier and busier with people that just wanted to see my show, I did less and less taxi [driving] and pretty much turned off the taxi radio," he says.
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Around Christmas, the nights would get busier and busier as people came in to catch up with friends before the holidays and groups would come in for after-work drinks with colleagues.
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As we spend more and more time on our phones, working busier and busier jobs, and leading more and more overwhelming lives, personal connection with others is harder and harder to come by.
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Her life isn't really changing … if anything, she's just busier.
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The new design feels busier, louder, and altogether more crowded.
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It is expected to be busier than normal down there.
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Her life isn't really changing… if anything, she's just busier.
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"The busier the pattern, the easier it is," she says.
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I'm a lot busier now in a very good way.
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Granted, their calendars may be a bit busier than ours.
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On a busier day, it could be up to 80.
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Buying stuff gets easier as we get busier and lazier.
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The rebuilt gym is bigger, better and busier than ever.
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Now, with increased success — I hate these words — I'm busier.
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As the night gets busier, the time between dishes expands.
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Weekdays are busier, often producing a dozen bodies before morning.
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Paulette preferred a busier route and steered us toward US 29.
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She added that the company is relocating resources to busier areas.
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The level design, too, is busier, while simultaneously being more linear.
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In the first, Barão was the busier and more accurate man.
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On busier times, that can go up to half an hour.
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In the next few decades the gardens will become busier still.
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The Biermann bunch is back and busier than ever this February.
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The issuance picture looks busier elsewhere and further out, Nielsen said.
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Over the last six to eight weeks, we've never been busier.
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With another Halloween coming up, the pair were busier than usual.
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On busier days, it'd long be dead after only 10 hours.
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Narrator: Café Santiago has three locations, one busier than the others.
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But she expects to be even busier during the next year.
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Looks like Kelly Clarkson &aposs busy schedule just got even busier!
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Thirty-four years later Reed says he is busier than ever.
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At the other end, the Red Wings kept Bishop much busier.
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As we figured out how to do that, we got busier.
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But, experts say, such measures may be impractical at busier airports.
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Back in October, traveling in Beijing's newest airport was way busier.
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The south, dotted with ball fields and basketball courts, is busier.
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Ford announced it would shuffle workers from slower to busier plants.
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Last Friday, however, might have been a bit busier than usual.
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With the new gig, Lowe, 52, has become an even busier man.
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Turns out, being a GoT fan correlates to a busier romantic life.
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It's a busy time of year, and only stands to get busier.
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That's something we struggle to do as we get older and busier.
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Looking ahead to this year's conference, our agenda is busier than ever.
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Eventually, though, Krakowiecki wanted to be busier, so he took up acting.
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It's going to be a much busier, more ridiculous place very soon.
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And Court Square's platform seems to get busier with each passing week.
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In the past, it's been much busier in the evenings, she says.
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Several didn't think it was worth the elevated price at busier times.
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"The closer we get to Christmas, the busier Santa gets," she said.
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For instance, that my family's iMessage group chain has never been busier.
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But with every season that passes, Apertura's phones get a little busier.
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"I'm a surgery resident, and she's busier than I am," he said.
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I'll confess that since the election, I've been busier than I expected.
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For now, he is keeping up a busier-than-normal public schedule.
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We on The New York Times's Community desk have never been busier.
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We're busier, of course," says Ed. "People walk in with their suitcases.
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Life was only going to get busier; it was now or never.
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With a jam-packed 2018 touring schedule, the pair will only get busier.
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However, JFK, Newark, and Philadelphia are all ranked as busier airports than LaGuardia.
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Could working from home help the birds and the bees, ahem, get busier?
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"If drivers aren't busier, prices will go back up again," Uber's post reads.
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And that notch will be busier than the iPhone home button ever was.
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Its bulldozers are at present busier than they have been for a decade.
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Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury was busier, stopping 21 of 26 Washington shots.
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It's decidedly busier this time, however, both with gameplay elements and set dressing.
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No team was busier than the Clippers' Staples Center co-tenants, the Lakers.
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I'm busier than I've ever been — I'm in the office from 9 a.m.
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No matter when you fly, you'll also want to prepare for busier airports.
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Within three weeks we were busier than we were prior to the shooting.
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The economic calendar in the first week of July is a lot busier.
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However, this can change if you visit during one of Disney's busier months.
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"The next century has to be busier than the last one," said Biasi.
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Despite the weather, their polling place was much busier than in previous elections.
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It seems like life with this family is going to get even busier.
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So I'm playing as much golf and am busier than I've ever been.
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Western Europe stations seemed busier on average, and almost always had free internet.
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"The busier I am, the more focused I become," she told BU Today.
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Things will get busier, but your strength and mental acuity will be boosted.
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That means Reddit is far, far busier than it appears at a glance.
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At a time when most women are busy, Raquel Willis is even busier.
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The old regulars paid their bills and left, but Forlini's kept getting busier.
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One cannabis seller in Denver wrote saying that business is busier than ever.
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During the past year, the Human Rights Monument has been busier than ever.
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Since the Peruvian-American performer is busier than ever, we decided to email.
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She drove past subdivisions of simple 1970s-vintage homes and newer, busier McMansions.
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"Kids are getting busier and have less time for fun play," Christiansen said.
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It's been a busy week, Aries, and soon, things will get even busier.
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Noisey: You're 83 years old, and you stay busier than most 30 year olds.
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For comparison, that's more than 8x a normal Sat & even busier than most weekdays.
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Only Tunga's work is rougher, busier, tenser, baroque — in a positive and provocative sense.
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So it's already busy on that front — and only now likely to get busier.
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Instagram Stories are about to get even busier, with the addition of licensed music.
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America's freight railways are more efficient and far busier than their counterparts in Europe.
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I felt like I was busier during the hiatus than when I was filming.
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Idris Elba — otherwise known as PEOPLE's reigning Sexiest Man Alive — is busier than ever.
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So any London station is going to be busier than the equivalent in Holland.
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I walked back to a busier spot in a final attempt to be noticed.
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The busier approach doesn't exactly serve the song's "tired" theme, but it's certainly entertaining.
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You became busier with work, had kids and forgot about that old 401(k).
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"The more buzzer beaters there are, the busier I'm going to be," he said.
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Workers say it's been busier in the past week than during the holiday season.
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But as I got busier, lazier, etc, it became an easy protein-packed meal.
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No magazine was tailored to the ever-busier reader who wished to stay informed.
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The busiest travel weekend of the year got a bit busier in the Midwest.
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The New York metropolitan area has two subway systems that are busier than Atlanta's.
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Solemani was busier than ever, directing mayhem all over the Middle East and beyond.
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Tony Gonzalez, 43, may be retired from football, but he is busier than ever.
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Things got busier than ever for Musk in the latter half of the decade.
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Put a gym in a mall, and boom, you suddenly have a busier mall.
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Our Wildlife Hospital is busier than ever though, having officially treated over 90,000 patients.
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Our Wildlife Hospital is busier than ever though, having officially treated over 90,000 patients.
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You can almost imagine this as the version of a much busier A-side.
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"People are getting busier and busier with their lives and spending less time planning Thanksgiving than they did before," he said, explaining that many consumers have been so focused on the election that they haven't had time to think about the holiday.
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"People are going to have to understand that as airports get busier and busier, they're going to become less convenient, especially the larger airports," says William Rankin, a professor at the Florida Institute of Technology with 29 years of airport management experience.
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Up until birth control, women were shackled to … They were a lot busier at home.
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So don't go around saying "I'm busier than you" or comparing your schedule to others.
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And you need a lot of shafts to really make a difference at busier terminals.
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And with 80 days left in the campaign, he's about to get a lot busier.
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But Broadway and 42nd Street (aka Times Square) in New York City is even busier.
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SK: You know, I'm busier now than I think I've ever been in my life.
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But the demand has been busier than ever and we've been, of course, short-staffed.
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This June, for Pride month, Quint says they are busier than they've ever been before.
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Its borders are busier than Norway's and its firms more integrated into European supply chains.
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" Person: "Busier than usual because we've got [names major initiative the team is focused on].
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Life gets a lot busier – it also gets a lot more enjoyable in many aspects.
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"We're busier here than we've been probably in the last 10 years," said Lt. Col.
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My practice grew busier and it became harder to fit in all the moving parts.
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He has more free time to relax in the afternoons, but his mornings are busier.
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It might find this quiet spot getting a bit busier in the next few weeks.
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Three years later he opened Sports Barber Shop, which was busier than ever on Sunday.
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" Crocetta continues: "It's got a lot busier and we have a lot more mail order.
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This was especially true of scoopers who worked busier hours, at stores in wealthier neighborhoods.
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Americas aren't just becoming busier; they're also trying to find connection within fraying social networks.
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Ironically, I've experienced the most harassment in more central and busier areas of the city.
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On the immigration beat, this year has turned out to be even busier than last.
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"It's been a little busier than usual, let's put it that way," Mr. Owens said.
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On busier nights, the sprawling patio out back opens, resembling a festive, twinkling garden party.
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"I have found the more I am fired, the busier I become," Ms. Hopkins wrote.
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Jenna Bush Hager's household just got a lot busier — but she's soaking it all in.
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Charles Atlas, the pioneering filmmaker and video artist, is 69 and has never been busier.
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I avoided him as my life got busier while his got smaller and more difficult.
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Is it just us, or does this Monday feel way busier than the last one?
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The bar grew steadily busier and the music bumped so loud that you couldn't speak.
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The health center has been busier than ever since it got running water last year.
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I think I'm swayed by all the information, that's why I feel busier than before.
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On busier daytime flights, it can take an hour to get to all the passengers.
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Mexican border cities are always a little busier and more alive than their American counterparts.
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Armstrong said the lines got busier around lunchtime as people started arriving from across the state.
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TOKYO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Few central banks have been busier over the last 20163 months than Indonesia's.
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Macy's and Target are offering higher wages than previous years and bonuses for working busier shifts.
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Gisele Bündchen may have retired from the runway, but the supermodel has been busier than ever.
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But surgeons are busier with amputations, which have nearly doubled in Europe in the past decade.
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Now that the Sun is in Virgo, you are busier and could use an extra hand.
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At busier restaurant times, higher numbers of bacteria were on menus than in less busy periods.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters Breakingviews) - Activist investors are bigger and busier, but face tricky currents in 2019.
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We got great reviews, which made us even busier and kept me there longer than before.
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Swathes of Brazil's economy may lie idle, but political-risk advisers report being busier than ever.
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And high on that list of photo-worthy subjects sits cool wallpaper — the busier, the better.
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In 2018 the forest experienced warm, dry weather that fueled a busier than normal wildfire season.
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The early storm doesn't necessarily mean it will be a busier-than-usual hurricane season though.
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GOA, India (Reuters) - In 28 years in India's pharmaceuticals sector, Rajiv Desai has never been busier.
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Here it was busier with cars rushing past us as we ran to the next bus.
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The "try before you buy" concept has been particularly appealing to moms and busier millennial customers.
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He's a little busier now running for president, and he didn't return a request for comment.
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Rooms go as low as $101 during low season and $440 during Miami's busier Christmas season.
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Severe weather Buckle up, because we could be headed for a busier-than-normal hurricane season.
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The market has been "much busier" with "buyers coming into the market "because life goes on.
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"I'm probably busier than ever," she said, adding that she's savoring this time in her life.
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Dunham's employs as many as 50 people during the busier months, many of them part time.
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"Our Wildlife Hospital is busier than ever though, having officially treated over 90,000 patients," she said.
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Frampton's diligence and cleaner boxing work won the judges over despite Santa Cruz's busier punching output.
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Megyn Kelly might be busier than ever, but the Fox News anchor's family will always come first.
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Traffic is getting busier in Pyongyang, which last year began laying out its first dedicated bicycle lanes.
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"As your lives get busier, it becomes easy to put sex on the back burner," she says.
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"The busier he was, the more he interacted with his peers, the more he thrived," Zimmerman said.
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The utilization formula is unfair, they argue, because Uber has more users and can keep drivers busier.
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"The city is already a busy place," he said, don't make it busier with what you're wearing.
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TC: Some industry observers expect the fourth quarter to be much busier on the tech IPO front.
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It's been less than a year since he retired from figure skating, but he's busier than ever.
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" This part of our chat was not surprising: He said, "I feel busier than I ever have.
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What week's busier — playing in the Super Bowl or coming to hang out if you're not playing?
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" In the five years since her original post, Kang says her life has gotten "a lot busier.
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The effects of plastics on busier bits of the ocean, such as reefs, have been little studied.
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Still, Esten had to cram the project into an already busy life – that was only getting busier.
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LIFE should be busier for Ganeshman Shakya, a mason in Bungamati, a village in the Kathmandu valley.
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Expect your social life to get much busier thanks to Mercury entering fire sign Sagittarius this evening!
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"If I'm where I'm at right now, and maybe one or two levels busier, I'd be thrilled."
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"We care about Valentine's Day only because it's a little busier than usual in February," says Hugue.
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Friends noted how Sauer was even busier after leaving Wisconsin, in 2002, than when he coached there.
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The busier our lives became, the more his habit angered me and kept me on the defensive.
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Saturday was expected to be even busier, as people checked into rental homes for the coming week.
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With a busier schedule, she said time management has really helped her maximize her efforts in training.
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THE GIG I'm running the show; it's a hell of a lot busier than being a writer.
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"But, I think I may be busier since I retired than I was when I was working."
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On a slower week, you'll pay back less, and on a busier week, you'll pay back more.
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Gift the Rose Gold Samsung Galaxy Watch (42mm), $249Life is busier than ever for a new mother.
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As fighting spreads to the western half of the city, they said, they will soon be busier.
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The cobblestone streets of the old part of the town are just a bit busier than usual.
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Among the rising stars on jazz's avant-garde, few are busier or more widely praised than Reid.
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Both teams were effective at the free-throw line, but Louisville was busier, and that made a difference.
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All of the present artists were very welcoming, one or two letting me know Saturday was much busier.
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December may be a slow month traditionally for the housing market, but mortgage lenders are suddenly getting busier.
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Jane Fonda is busier than she's ever been at 80 — but she can't quite believe her good fortune.
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However, the last several appear to be busier than usual for the foundation arms of major financial institutions.
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And this week, she's gotten just a little bit busier, joining forces with us for The 67% Project.
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But that's just one small part of Yousafzai's exciting 2015 and even busier 2016 that she has planned.
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Once the school year started up in the fall, Jessica got busier, and I saw less of her.
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Yet parties have been busier wooing the ballot-casting over-60s, promising them jobs, housing and senior centres.
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All that means that Amizuri back at FatHopes Energy in Kuala Lumpur could be set to get busier.
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As they grew busier and more distracted, many Americans did not want to be bothered with the census.
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"How do we get busier?" asked Jennifer Minton, the club's controller, during a recent tour of the grounds.
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And plans are being made to make low orbit even busier, and more essential for communications on Earth.
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As a result teenagers have busier schedules and are more likely to be swamped with extra-curricular activities.
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Meghan and Harry had a busy first day in Tonga – and an even busier day for the duchess' stylist!
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Spending more time at the office or watching porn were actually linked to busier sex lives, the study says.
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Because the 2020 field is busier, including a competitor for progressive votes in Elizabeth Warren, another bloodbath is unlikely.
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Chief Executive Tim Steiner told reporters the firm was "busier than we've ever been" having talks with potential clients.
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Despite busier days at work, I'm a little less anxious than I was at the beginning of this diary.
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I remember a certain steam, too—a steam that could be felt whenever you approached a slightly busier area.
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Today is a busier day, so I'll spend the next 30 minutes just getting in the work-day groove.
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It also looks a lot like a Fitbit Surge, although with a slightly longer face and a busier design.
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The Watney Market branch is busier than a night bus and cosier than my old Mr Men sleeping bag.
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When I first started up Tweetbot 3 last night, it felt somewhat busier and less balanced than Tweetbot 2.
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The campaign trail will get busier in the prelude to the debates and to the voting on Nov. 8.
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Some months are busier than others, and I often have to wait a while for checks to come in.
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Nevertheless, his show was busier than usual, with a buzz some attendees attributed to Mr. Vaccarello's potential new prospect.
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The queues at the bar were never long – two, maybe three people waiting at busier times, but rarely more.
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Sat on the tarmac, they may or may not have been aware that the skies were busier than usual.
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While Princess Diana wears a more minimalist plaid print, busier '70s-inspired prints are more on-trend this year.
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You expect that, because it's a busier day at the bakery tomorrow, you'll sell 210 loaves then, earning $22.
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But this year, the Bangkok Fire and Rescue Department, which removes snakes from homes, has been busier than ever.
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I was happy to get a call back, because nobody's busier than Triple H with everything that he does.
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The backlog was even higher on Cyber Monday, because Cyber Monday is actually busier for Amazon than Black Friday.
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"He complained about how much he was working, said he's never been busier in his life," Mr. Schwiep said.
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On Fridays and Saturdays, when he is busier picking up night revelers, he makes net earnings of about $10.
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Dear Miss Manners: My neighborhood grocery store has recently begun featuring a guitar-playing singer during busier shopping times.
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So you really better love what you do, because if you become successful, you are going to get even busier.
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This is unfortunate, because it's quite a nice day and the semester is only going to get harder and busier.
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As children get older, schedules get busier and it's easy to spend less and less time with your growing kids.
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Surveys of purchasing managers in America, the euro zone and Asia show factories getting a lot busier (see chart 1).
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Google also suggests this design change is something of a stepping stone to creating richer (and busier) search result pages.
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I've never been busier on the show than shooting this season and shooting this episode was the most intense, certainly.
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The good news, says Mr Lieberman, is that his organisation is busier now than after Haiti and Superstorm Sandy combined.
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He has all three because, depending on what neighborhood he's driving in, one app may be busier than the others.
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She's still very much living those teen days — even if she's a little busier than your typical 17-year-old.
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"It seems as though I am busier now than when I played," Ripken, now 56, told The Times this summer.
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So there's a lot of traffic that's running through our systems, and the busier the systems get, that increases exponentially.
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"We have never been busier on tax reform than we were in [the fourth quarter], for obvious reasons," Bates said.
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And even though our show doesn't really promote Momofuku, we have, we're just busier than ever before because of it.
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I sometimes feel safer in London because the streets are busier—if anything does happen, there are more people around.
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Ikea often offers some of its best deals around the holidays, causing stores to get a little busier than usual.
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Chance confesses to being an absentee parent, a bad cousin, missing his high school prom, being busier than a hummingbird.
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In busier times, we allow only a few people in at a time to maintain a semblance of social distancing.
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Adriana Lima may have hung up her Victoria's Secret Angel wings in November, but the supermodel is busier than ever.
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In 2017, the Bangkok Fire and Rescue Department, which is responsible for removing snakes from homes, was busier than ever.
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As residential neighborhoods in Manhattan go, this part of the Upper West Side seems more expansive — and busier — than most.
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Anecdotally, even as Beijing's streets get busier by the day, there are still many stretches of closed storefronts, mostly restaurants.
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During Miami's busier seasons, the City View King jumps up to $725, while the Penthouse stays at the same rate.
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The lowest room rates start at $191 during low season but can soar to $725 during Miami's busier winter months.
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The weights room was a little busier, but still a lot quieter than when I'm usually there at 6 p.m.
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The consumption of pornography, which is now more accessible than ever before, was also tied with a busier sex life.
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The workers at Book Brothers hope that their next location, closer to the city's central business district, will be busier.
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The calendar may get busier after Wednesday's court ruling in Italy, which has raised the prospect of a summer election.
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The likelihood: With Deadwood's champion out the door and its cast just getting busier and more in-demand with time?
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The market was busier than usual on Tuesday as many Mexicans buy fireworks to celebrate Christmas and the New Year.
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Because of this, ShopperTrak expects the Saturday before Christmas — known as Super Saturday — to be busier this year than in 2017.
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But if you're busier than me or just don't know where to start, you're in luck, because I also love sharing.
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The bitter fruits of the Arab Spring The torture chambers of the Arab world are more crowded and busier than ever.
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Rocheron describes New Port City as suffering from over-development with technology, and it's a metropolis that is busier than ever.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s open houses may be busier than ever, but that doesn't mean The Bachelor star's career is thriving.
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But truthfully, I think that may just be the case with all our social lives as we get older and busier.
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With the announcement that he will direct the next Bond movie, Bond 25, he is about to be busier than ever.
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Here's the weird thing: The busier I got at my "grown-up" day job, the more important Millennial became to me.
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Still, he has all three because, depending on what neighborhood he's driving in, one app may be busier than the others.
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"You can be sure our litigation center will be busier than ever in the final year of this administration," he said.
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Okay, the government will probably respond with pictures of slightly busier voting booths, but that could still spark a propaganda war.
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"As private hospitals have gotten busier, the city's hospital system hasn't enjoyed the same increase in their volume," Dr. Mussalli said.
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"El Niño typically suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity, but now that it's gone, we could see a busier season ahead," Bell said.
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Eight matches are scheduled for Saturday and another eight for Sunday as the league restarts with a busier schedule than usual.
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I used to be the conjoined twins reviewer for Booklist Magazine, which is a busier reviewing beat than one might expect.
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Rory asked if I've noticed how much busier I am, and if I'm managing my time differently than I used to.
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I used to be busier — I taught class and then went to my workshop for eight hours, until 9 at night.
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Menus are getting busier, surrounding the usual appetizers and main courses with snacks and raw bar items and "large-format" platters.
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All told, he calls about 75 races a year, making him one of the busier auto-racing announcers in the area.
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CreditCreditVideo and Photographs by Justin Gilliland/The New York Times On one of Brooklyn's busier commuter streets, bicycles now outnumber cars.
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Halsey is busier than ever — her latest single, "clementine," dropped today, and her forthcoming album, Manic, will be released in January.
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In the summer, it's busier but in this area it gets pretty cold, so people are more prone to shop online.
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Airports and highways in the days after the holidays can be even busier than in the days leading up to them.
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It's no surprise that the office, led by ethics champion Walter Shaub, has never been busier than under the Trump administration.
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Whew, that was a busier than average weekend but I didn't spend a ton of money so hey, I'll take it.
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She enrolled at the University of Houston, studying fitness, and her busier schedule left less room for thoughts of Tim Cole.
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"It's busier than it would normally be," Dr. Douglas D. Brunette, an emergency room doctor in Minneapolis, said on Wednesday afternoon.
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As I got busier, I realized even if I read a book a week, I'd never get to read everything I wanted.
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Rory doesn't take this criticism to heart, but lets Emily know she's busier than she's ever been and knows what she's doing.
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Now that Bell has been exposed to an even bigger audience with Little, those feeds are likely about to get even busier.
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Since leaving RHOA, Leakes has been busier than ever, most recently signing on as co-host of Fashion Police and covering E!
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Despite being officially retired from his former career, Holes is now busier than ever — and his desire to solve crimes hasn't stopped.
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But it is hard to think that they are busier than legendary drinkers-cum-workhorses such as Henry Fairlie and Christopher Hitchens.
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I honestly prefer being busier because it makes my day go by faster, so slow days like this are brutal for me.
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Now, the TV star is about to be even busier — because her cat just gave birth to a bunch of adorable kittens.
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Elliott Management, one of the biggest firms to pursue activist strategies, was busier than ever in 2018 and launched 24 new campaigns.
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October 10th, 2016 After a busier than usual month of news, the tech industry will be taking a relative breather this week.
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Mondays, usually a clinic's busiest day, got even busier, and Shearer said August 28 was like no other she had ever experienced.
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The mood shifts as the moon enters Aquarius later tonight, finding you in a busier mood and dealing with unexpected scheduling issues.
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As Watkins – who welcomed daughter Chase in 2000 – prepares to release her memoir, she and Thomas are busier than ever with TLC.
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Before the Idas came, wild monkeys kept eating the woman's vegetable patch -- now the area is busier, the animals keep their distance.
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Meanwhile Tory voters tended to be busier—out at work or occupied with children—so trickier to pin down over the phone.
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As of 11 am, 275,000 people had ridden DC's metro, eight times a typical Saturday and busier than most weekday's, WMATA tweeted.
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Mr. Burke said he was disappointed at first that most visitors to the busier memorial plaza below would probably never see it.
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The Chinese do not eat much pre-cooked chicken (although processed food is growing in market share as urban lifestyles get busier).
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And it will get busier when the stores inside the center start opening this fall, said Mark Zabaneh, executive director of Transbay.
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Mann's career moved in a different direction when she was elected president of the L.P.G.A. in 1973, making her life much busier.
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We are all busier than we want to be, but our neighbors have an extra, unnecessary hurdle that makes life more difficult.
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Even though many high schoolers are busier, the rate of those getting their driver's licenses dropped over the course of the decade.
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But Mr. Cheng said that the company's sprawling, 23-year-old factory had become busier in recent weeks as orders have risen.
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They have received 20 to 30 patients a day so far, he said, but expect to be busier as the river crests.
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"It's a busy role in two even busier offices so think carefully as it's not for everyone (despite the sunshine)," writes Virgin.
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This holiday travel season is expected to be even busier than years past, with delays coming in at a new record, too.
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The wallet stretches to accommodate busier (or wealthier) times, and it shrinks back down when I don't need to stuff it so full.
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Once you head west, to the wider section of Omotesando, the thoroughfare becomes much busier, the sidewalks more crowded with swiftly moving masses.
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Busier than ever, Chrissy is next up on our THUMP Mix series with an hour of tracks that find him in fine form.
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If anything, it's gotten quicker, more instantaneous, increasingly relentless, our mind's needing to get sharper, busier, our rents higher, our jobs more demanding.
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With a starring role on FOX's hit show Scream Queens and a second album in the works, Lea Michele is busier than ever.
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"When you talk to pros they're busier than they were a year ago," Menear said, adding his company is grabbing share from competitors.
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Now that she's busier, however, the hands-free pump has made having to pump every two to three hours a little more enjoyable.
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Panasonic's opted for a busier look that promises to nevertheless be faster in operation, simply by virtue of having more immediate physical controls.
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But, when every month seems busier than the last, it can be difficult to keep track of even the most important lunar events.
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As the market gets busier this spring and more buyers look to take advantage of lower mortgage rates, bidding wars will likely increase.
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The final December feature will show drivers anticipated demand for the week, or when drivers should expect to earn more because it's busier.
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Still, nobody is busier than Usyk, who threw a cruiserweight record 99 jabs in the second round of his win over Andrei Kniazev.
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During those busier times, the double seat layout flips up to accommodate more standing passengers, and a small window table becomes a stool.
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During busier times, expect a brief queue at the front desk, though service was prompt, friendly, and attentive during my most recent visit.
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Many of these families echoed a common theme: They are busier than ever, and they need activities they can do as a family.
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These dishes are what Okamoto Kitchen specializes in, and what has made it one of the LA's busier food trucks as of late.
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Past pilot season rollouts have been busier affairs; the most recent included eight original series, which debuted not too long ago (in June).
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Like many other successful people with a busier-than-normal schedule, McCray sticks to a morning routine to set her up for success.
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Though the surrounding neighborhood has become busier in recent decades, just outside the front gate the quiet street scene appears frozen in time.
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Frequent fliers said the airport felt a little busier than usual, especially in the terminal that hosts Delta, which is headquartered in Atlanta.
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Since I had farther to move and a busier schedule as a student, we decided Jeff would be the one to take Pudge.
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It feels like the template for a busier, more ambitious song, but for Ms. Carey, who still sings with authority, it is plenty.
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This year they have rebuilt it, and their vengeance has been to make it bigger, better and even busier than it was before.
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She's mapped out a realistic, coherent world, complete with casual race relations and everyday complications that get busier once Ollie and Deb reconcile.
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With coronavirus fears engulfing New York City and markets tanking, the finance industry is busier than ever — and learning to work from home.
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Geoffrey Ross, who commands the unit of self-propelled artillery here, said his soldiers had been a lot busier than he had anticipated.
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Broadway has never been busier — last season brought a record audience of 2114 million people — and that means added pressure on its theaters.
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I even spotted prices as low as $60 during big events such as CES, proving deals can be found even at busier times.
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"We're going to be busier than ever," Mr. Freeman said, "but our pledge is to make more time for each other along the way."
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's morning routine is surely a lot busier — and less boozy — than the one enjoyed by the late Princess Margaret.
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A good portion of California remains in a drought, and the contract grazing companies are busier this year due to the increased fire risk.
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If directing, acting, being married to Brad Pitt – and oh yeah, raising six kids – isn't enough, Angelina Jolie Pitt's schedule is getting even busier.
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Most galaxies live in much busier parts of space than our own, she said, and perhaps this has something to do with the behavior.
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Life gets busier on Sunday morning as Mercury enters your house of work and routine, beginning a period of running errands and logistical sorting.
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When he needed me the most, I was busier and even more self-concerned than I had been when he was an impressionable infant.
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It creates a busier visual than any functional information display should ever aspire to, but, again, I'm enjoying the uniqueness of the whole thing.
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Get the easy stuff right by following these three rules: Assume that whoever you're going to meet is busier and more important than you.
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So, instead of making a little more money during those times when it's busier, I have to work slow times and make less money.
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The new Nasdaq bell is busier and more aggressively attention-seeking than its predecessor, and it ends with the sound of a spinning coin.
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Cardi was busier than we thought over NBA All-Star weekend 'cause she dropped $250k on a pendant covered in 150 carats of diamonds.
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The Port Talbot Steelworks are visible from the eastern edge of the Gower, along its promenade—café-lined and far busier than Port Talbot's.
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Although Kardashian West will be a lot busier with a new baby, she revealed there is one less thing she has to worry about.
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Prices do jump in busier summer months, hovering in the high $200s to low $300s, but remain reasonable compared to other New York hotels.
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"It's a busy role in two even busier offices so think carefully as it's not for everyone (despite the sunshine)," the job posting said.
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Wednesday was one of the busier days in the summer holiday period at Schiphol, Europe's third largest airport in number of passengers per year.
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But despite calls for him to end the probe by the beginning of September, Mueller's team is on track for an even busier fall.
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They're busier and can be harder to flag down than the staff at Birch, but once you have their attention they seem more engaged.
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And the year 2020 could get busier, when NASA is planning to launch another rover that will search for the building blocks of life.
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As a defender, that week gets busier, which is sometimes nice because you have a lot more to do than during a normal week.
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And with demand for smart devices, ranging from smart lights to outdoor sprinklers, surging in mainstream America, his job has gotten a lot busier.
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Although Incheon is the bigger and busier of the pair, include both in your search since many East Asian connections do terminate at Gimpo.
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In the video, Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner said the company's stores, website, distribution centers and fulfillment centers have all been busier than usual.
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And then, busier than ever, Mason returned to the stalled novel and, once he began practicing psychiatry, completed it, 14 years after he began.
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Experts at George Washington University's Regulatory Studies Center predict the end of Obama's term will be busier than usual when it comes to regulations.
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Roxham Road, just a brief detour from a major border crossing on Interstate 87, has become one of the busier illegal points of entry.
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Transit agencies have only made minor changes to their suggested alternative routes like eliminating buses with low ridership and adding trains at busier stations.
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Sunny Isles Beach is busier and has more international residents; its condos stand out for their over-the-top amenities and designer-name affiliations.
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But what this lacks in excitement is made up for in reliable income–typically from hub airlines whose resources are tied up with busier routes.
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Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away, and it's supposed to be an even busier time for air travel than last year's record-breaking nightmare.
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"Traffic has seemed busier than normal, but I would say ... the Black Friday push isn't as strong as it used to be," Yruma told CNBC.
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"Richie's schedule is busier now than ever, except a lot of it is with his family and around those he truly loves," the source says.
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And Cavallari, who shares sons Camden, 6, Jaxon, 4, and daughter Saylor, 3, with Cutler, is busier than ever with her Uncommon James lifestyle brand.
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The record-breaking e-commerce activity seen over Black Friday and the 2017 holiday shopping season led to a busier New Year's online, as well.
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I used to shop at Goodwill all the time, but now that I make more money and am busier I don't do it as much.
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It is telling that Anbang's compatriot HNA, which has been even busier recently, earlier this month vowed to slow down its pace of new deals.
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But in recent months, longer, busier days in the lab are becoming the norm for McManaman, as a mounting workload literally piles up behind her.
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Nevertheless, if activist investors are to become even bigger and busier, they will have to deliver the same results that they demand of their targets.
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It's busier than I've ever seen it, with a mix of lone seniors, middle aged couples, and families who nod and chat with one another.
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With Johnny's moving to a busier neighborhood in Adams Morgan, some other restaurant will no doubt take its place as a Capitol Hill watering hole.
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"We are in the calm before it gets much busier after Labor Day," said David Lebovitz, a global market strategist with J. P. Morgan Funds.
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If I don't get a request within 15 minutes, I'll start driving toward a busier area, and I'll almost always get a request shortly after.
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I'm a devout Christian; praying and meditating for the last several years has helped me feel calm and centered as my life has gotten busier.
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Airport authorities said 448 departures from Tegel, the busier airport, and 194 from Schoenefeld were canceled — most of the flights planned for the day. Ver.
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Costco managers in some parts of the country said the stores have been busier than the holiday shopping season in the lead-up to Christmas.
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The differences start from Persona 5 Royal's brand new cinematic opening, which feels busier and not quite as catchy as Persona 5's slick opening.
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He is busier than ever, with a docket that includes a fifth Indiana Jones movie and a remake of "West Side Story," among other projects.
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The music, by Nick Cave, is appealing, and the choreographic style, as immediately identifiable as Cunningham's, is busier, more aggressive and a whole lot sexier.
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"I&aposm busier than ever because parents are feeling more and more pressure to put on photogenic parties that resonate on Instagram," Volk-Weiss said.
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American Airlines allows connecting services, with an escort between flights, at several of its busier airports, including its hubs in Chicago, Dallas and New York.
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The idea that people may be considering divorce in January "supports the notion that March is actually a busier month for filing," Mr. Wilkinson said.
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Towns like Grimsby, with a population of about 88,000, struggle to compete for doctors, who often tend to favor working in bigger, busier city hospitals.
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Just to the west of Forest City is Malaysia's Tanjung Pelepas container port, which is busier than the ports of Los Angeles or New York.
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While most restaurants, hotels and movie theaters are shut down, Walmart is busier than ever, a trend Credit Suisse expected to persist for 203 months.
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Several forecasting groups — including the Weather Company, which is behind the Weather Channel and Weather Underground — predicted a busier-than-normal hurricane season for 2017.
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But this would normally be a busier time, since Father's Day - along with Black Friday and Christmas - are the highpoints of their annual selling cycle.
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"I've never been anti-Hollywood," says Hawke, 47, who has been busier than ever as of late, releasing three film projects in the past four months.
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That is a far cry from the seven coaches and five general managers who were replaced in 212, one of the busier Black Mondays on record.
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Syndicate bankers said they were anticipating that the next two weeks to be much busier, with a handful of new deals expected to hit the market.
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No doubt Joanna and husband Chip Gaines, who are also parents to Drake, 13, Ella, 12, Duke, 9, and Emmie, 8, will be busier than ever.
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After staying overnight in Ernakulum — the newer, busier part of Kochi — I got a taxi into the hills around Munnar, around a five-hour drive east.
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He avoids large meetings and gatherings with colleagues and, in contrast to other deputy governors who had busier public schedules, gives few speeches or media interviews.
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At the South Shore Plaza mall in Braintree, Massachusetts, stores appeared busier than last year, Kate Ferrara, a partner in Deloitte's Boston office, told CNBC Friday.
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Now that DIY internet bookings have become commoditised, and people are busier, travellers are going back to the professionals to manage plans for their next holiday.
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Osborne: The mountain camps were much smaller and everyone was much busier because we had this really small window of time to do all your work.
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After searching for a hotel on Google, you'll see if room rates are higher or the area is busier than usual due to a local event.
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However, with so many startups and bigger companies offering jobs on sites like Freelancer, Guru and Upwork, it doesn't take much to stay busier than ever.
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"We are not even looking at what it would take to operate a self-driving truck on busier city streets," Uber spokesperson Sarah Abboud told Recode.
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There is no sign of any sustainable increase in trade between Russia and North Korea, but business and transport links between the two are getting busier.
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The PMI survey showed manufacturers were a bit busier overall in August, with an output sub-index rising to 53.3 in August from 53.0 in July.
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"It's been busier than I expected," Jamie Honor, a customer-service agent at the Finsbury Park station on the Victoria Line, said at 250:215 a.m.
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But for many mountain regions, summer is the busier season based on school vacations and the appeal of cool mountain weather when other places are sweltering.
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Although the first three months of 2017 was a busy time for K Street, the first quarter of Trump's second year proved to be even busier.
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On a more optimistic note, it also seems to be at least in part because many women are now busier than ever with their own activism.
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The garden starts to get a little busier with the arrival of the first few mothers with their young ones, then some tourists and local residents.
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But, with some drive-thrus getting busier as people try to self-isolate and seating areas shut down, it is difficult to speedily sanitize between customers.
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Thus far, the agency, which oversees much busier skies than New Zealand and has long been underfunded, has been slow to adopt rules for new technologies.
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When all was said and done, however, Knight had been the busier, more effective man in the cage—enough to earn him a split decision win.
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"We're busier than usual today," the recording insists when I stay on the phone, in what feels by now like a deliberate attempt to discourage me.
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Beyond security, critics said that the particular J and Z stop is little used and argued that elevators would be better employed at a busier stop.
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As children get older and their schedules get busier, they need their parents' help identifying priorities and understanding what it takes to make it all work.
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Nina Compton Chef-owner of Compère Lapin and Bywater American Bistro, New Orleans "The busier I get, the simpler I keep it at home," Compton said.
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Plus she's busier than ever with work, including starring in the new Netflix dance series Soundtrack and hosting Fox's new dance-themed dating show, Flirty Dancing.
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I had never worked before and it took me a couple of weeks to figure out that the busier I was the faster the day passed.
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This means if there's low demand, you may have to drive to busier areas or wait to go online and drive once demand picks back up.
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The political calendar is busy, with core member states electing new leaders, but it could become busier with the possibility of snap elections in Italy and Greece.
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Several railway stations in big, busier locations, are being provided free internet by Google which runs "the largest public Wi-Fi project in the world" in India.
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And they didn't have mass immigration until 21990, so they were much busier with domestic minorities — most notably Roma, the most disliked minority in all of Europe.
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The calendar may get busier, after Italy's Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday that the voting system was invalid, paving the way for early polls, possibly this summer.
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Since people are busier and boutique fitness is more popular than ever, it's not surprising that a business that accounts for both of these things is thriving.
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She lives by her own strong style motto and is the busiest campaign model of the spring season (yes, busier than even Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner).
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The results in New Hampshire and the slower-yet-busier schedule from here on out will push us back to our previous, three-days-per-week pace.
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Its propagandists were kept busier than usual last week, hammering out tirades against economic sanctions imposed by the UN in response to Mr Kim's unrelenting missile tests.
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"Now that I'm 10 times busier than I've ever been, getting my nails done has been that time to not be on my phone," Van Ness says.
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"Every product we have is busier post-Labour Day than pre-," says J.D. Moriarty, of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, referring to the holiday on September 5th.
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With her new Netflix comedy Murder Mystery opposite Adam Sandler and the highly anticipated Apple TV series The Morning Show, Jennifer Aniston has been busier than ever.
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Now Facebook has started embracing News Feeds with "richer" (some would say busier) media and in addition to GIFs, that includes auto-play videos and colored statuses.
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That was below the 7.9 billion daily average over the last 20 sessions, and well lower than busier trading days last week when the market was sliding.
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You can also anticipate being a little busier during than usual—connecting with people in the neighborhood, running errands, and even getting in touch with your siblings.
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A proposal to build a Marriott hotel next to the Livingston Mall met with some opposition recently, in part because it would make the hub even busier.
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The weavers in Nuevomexicano communities, such as Chimayó, are "busier than ever" due to a renewed interest within the community, as well as from tourists and collectors.
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"I would say the busier you are, the less you're going to think about something, so try to consume your thoughts with really productive things," she says.
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The pre-scheduled tolls range from $1.60 to $210 in Orange County, and from $240 to $266 in Riverside County, with the higher prices at busier times.
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And while Pacquiao was undeniably busier than Horn and had the fight's most-dominant round in the ninth, each of the other 11 frames were decidedly closer.
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Standard rates at the Kimpton Angler's start as low as $129 and rise up to the high $400s, before taxes and fees, during the busier winter season.
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On busier days that included a run and a trip to one of my kids' schools, I'd find the lines on the graph nudging beyond 8 miles.
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Overall, it seems like this generation of high schoolers is busier: they spend more time on their phones, they're involved in extracurriculars, and they're more politically activated.
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The Carpetbagger The past two weeks have been some of the most hectic of the award-season calendar, but no one has been busier than Alfonso Cuarón.
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And it's about to get busier: The holidays are Disney's peak season, especially on Christmas Day, when the Magic Kingdom has been known to close after hitting capacity.
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December's Markit Household Finance Index was one of the strongest since the survey started in February 2009, due to a greater sense of job security and busier workplaces.
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Few will be busier than Ledecky, who could bid to become the first U.S. woman to swim the 100m, 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle at a single Olympics.
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Turns out, Zuckerberg will have a busier week in D.C. than expected, with the Senate Judiciary and Senate Commerce Committees announcing a joint hearing with the Facebook boss.
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The system is seen as a way to use workers at one location that is experiencing a lull in activity to remotely operate a busier spot farther away.
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But maybe it's good thing that the end is near—after all, everyone is busier checking their phones than doing anything else, as The Verge's Lauren Goode concludes.
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Now, with more Central Americans stowed away on board the trains amid a Mexican crackdown on bus and walking routes, the Red Cross program is busier than ever.
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Many Japanese companies are organizing their monthly finances and looking to hit sales targets at the end of the month; a shorter day has only made people busier.
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She works as an independent nail technician and often sees ten clients on busier days, applying and removing acrylic nails, gel polish, and a variety of other tasks.
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Instead, when faced with the busier scenes in the film, he animated key poses frame-by-frame, a process he said made creating the movements much more enjoyable.
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This could mean service disruptions that last through the close of the Labor Day travel period, which had been projected to be even busier than normal this year.
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" Adding Idol to Live, his daily radio show and a producing career would undoubtedly make Seacrest busier than ever, but when asked about it, he responded: "I know.
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"Our current pipeline is probably four to five times busier than in mid-January," said Brendan Dillon, global co-head of leveraged finance and capital markets at UBS.
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On average, each community refrigerator site is visited by over 200 people a month - though that number can climb to about 1,000 visitors for busier locations, Wilhelmsen said.
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It's a question of clarity; 3D audio helps you pinpoint the direction a sound is coming from, but clearer audio keeps busier moments from becoming a muddy cacophony.
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Surging online buying is making shoppers prey for computer hackers, who are busier than usual trying to get access to sensitive data as the holiday season kicks off.
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That's a considerable accomplishment, but also a reminder that air traffic controllers are busier today keeping our skies safe using technology that is often older than they are.
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Mercury enters Aries on March 13, during which time you can expect your social calendar to become even busier—and it's only going to continue to fill up!
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It's my local primary election today and since my polling spot is just down the block, I take a walk to go vote before it gets busier tonight.
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He works out of a huge office on the second floor equipped with a long wooden conference table, multiple telephones and other relics of better and busier days.
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The city has argued that the site would be much busier, with ferries coming and going most of the day to fill their gas tanks and unload wastewater.
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The end of Japan's fiscal year in March is "already the busiest month for our industry, and the new-era demand will make us even busier," he said.
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Neon benders are busier than ever, museums are spearheading neon restoration projects, and cities are using the distinctive light to lure shoppers and diners to once deserted downtowns.
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She also couldn't say how often Mount Sinai Hospital goes "on bypass," but said they had an even busier weekend last year with more than 70 people shot.
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After a heavier fundraising stretch that will help finance her upcoming campaign schedule, Clinton is now back to a busier schedule of public campaign events in primary states.
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His push for a wall would be channeled into a lengthy court fight, keeping lawyers far busier than construction workers, at least initially, as his term ticks away.
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Ultra-dated, body type-oriented style mandates tend to scare curvier women from wearing busier prints — and Ditto's line is a refreshing "fuck you" to that size-shaming advice.
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On March 31, communication planet Mercury enters Taurus, activating the friendship sector of your chart, so expect your social life to get busier at the end of the month.
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Having recently turned 25, he is now busier than ever, with one location in San Francisco, one in Los Angeles (and another one coming soon), and two in Korea.
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RELATED: 6 Low-Impact Workouts That Burn the Most Calories Avoid peak lunch hour "There are certainly busier times at public gyms, lunch being a big one," says Perkins.
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In June, the U.S. firm signed a contract with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to help develop a new air traffic management system to deal with busier skies.
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Things will get busier in 2018 when Crossrail, a new east-west trainline, adds as many as 150,000 daily visitors to the half-a-million Oxford Street already gets.
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Waymo said the improvement came despite driving 13 million miles in California, where roads are much busier than other areas where it is testing vehicles, such as suburban Arizona.
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Mike Moeller, founder of Aircover Communications, a public relations firm, said it had been busier than normal with cold calls from venture firms that were trying to stand out.
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In its announcement, and in mass-marketing materials, the new Apple Watch displays its broader, busier face, resplendent with data: the time and date, the weather, the UV index.
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Rates for this room at Circa 39 Miami Beach start at $109 in low season and jump up to $279 during Miami's busier winter season, before taxes and fees.
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T. and I used to spend a TON of time together before both our jobs/lives got much busier so we are thankful for the chance to catch up.
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Since the original founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger left Instagram last year, reportedly over disputes with Facebook over-Facebookifying the app, Instagram has gotten a little, uh, busier.
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A surge in construction in recent months has kept steel mills and cement plants busier, alleviating some of the strains from chronic overcapacity that Beijing has promised to tackle.
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The calendar for November 8 looked busier but still included more than four hours of alone time and called for less than three hours of serious in-office work.
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The slide from green to yellow, as you follow one segment, is an elegant distillation of the busier work; the texture, meanwhile, looks impossible, squishy and hard at once.
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Entry-level rates start at $169 in low season such as winter but climb to a starting price ranging between $200 and $250 in busier times such as spring.
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In a busier scene, we watched the cast weave in and out of dressing rooms, gathering bits of costumes, as the countdown to places was announced in a loop.
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Communication planet Mercury enters your sign on January 11, which will find you in a busier and chattier mood than the one you've been in over the last few weeks.
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Simpson (who celebrated her birthday with a glamorous poolside party just last month) told PEOPLE in July that their house has gotten a lot busier with the addition of Birdie.
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Over Memorial Day weekend, which was busier than a typical summer weekend, the new lanes screened an average of almost 6,900 passengers per day, an increase of about 2,200 passengers.
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At the Murray Avenue Kosher market, which often provides food for shiva visits, manager Herskowitz, who knew most of the victims personally, said he is "100-fold" busier than usual.
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If your hands need something busier to do, grab the Exploding Kittens card game on sale for $13.99 or a Nintendo Switch for $299 with a free Lego Incredibles game.
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At this point, the store started to feel a little busier because of the mix of products and services and there weren't even any shoppers in here at this time.
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The intersection was among the Bronx's busier drug markets, just far enough from the hubbub of the projects and the police stationed there, and a quick hop from several thoroughfares.
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President Obama's official White House photographer, well-known for his timely bouts of Instagram shade, has been sharing shots from Obama's first 100 days — which seem a little, uh, busier.
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The media moguls Last year was a busy one for journalist Ronan Farrow, but busier still for the alleged criminals his reporting and that of other journalists helped bring down.
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Hall had a busier day than expected after Pittsburgh lost star running back Qadree Ollison to an ankle injury in the first half after just five carries for 23 yards.
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The 64-year-old may be busier than most — Keeping Up with her family, her 10 grandchildren and multiple businesses — but she always makes time to get a little payback.
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That could easily be confounded by dozens of things — most obviously, people presumably sleep less because they're busier, which gets in the way of voting but also most other activities.
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The river was much busier than in the original days of the swan upping and the birds, which are protected by law, were losing their natural nesting grounds, he added.
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"Sometimes I get the vibe from people that they deliberately keep their emails short to seem busier than they are," said Grace Murray, an account director at a start-up.
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"I'm sure they're busier than hell right now," Clapper, who once ran the DIA, said of the center, which is the main source of medical intelligence for the federal government.
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The airlines have shifted other available aircraft to replace the jets, canceled less popular flights to use those aircraft for busier Max routes, and rebooked some fliers on other airlines.
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As a result, flights that leave on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays tend to be cheaper than busier times of the week, so it pays to fly out on those days.
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Elmhurst is one of three major hospitals serving a large population and is centrally located, which in part explains why it is busy in normal times and even busier now.
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All that means that Slack has been busier than ever — not only signing up new customers but helping both new and old users understand how to use the app effectively.
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Vodafone Superfast 2 is great for all-round streaming and gaming in busier homes, with 55 Mbps guaranteed minimum download speed, 20 Mbps maximum upload speed, and unlimited broadband usage.
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Pamela Tucker, a management consultant who has lived on the Upper East Side for more than two decades, said she always liked returning home from busier parts of the city.
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As I got older and busier with my classes at the University of Georgia in the late '90s, I wasn't able to visit my grandparents as often as I liked.
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"I've never been busier," Ms. Levy was quoted as telling the Guardian journalist Gary Younge, a close friend, in a tribute to her by him that was published on Friday.
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Scott Disick has a busier day in the Washington, DC area than your average Senator does -- starting with a candy store visit, and ending with a trip to President Trump's crib.
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Chick-fil-A's first New York store rings up between 2,20123 and 2,600 transactions on busy days, owner Oscar Fittipaldi told BuzzFeed News, and he said some locations are even busier.
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There is also a ground floor pool, located off the back of the lobby, which is a bit busier and less private, as both guests and staff take shortcuts through here.
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Projects, both private and public, are underway to spend hundreds of millions of pesos to expand the city's airport and build a new bus line in expectation of a busier future.
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Make use of Slack's advanced search operatorsAs with your regular search engine of choice, you can use operators to narrow down your searches in Slack (very helpful for those busier channels).
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An alternative would be to adopt a congestion-pricing model for runways, in which airlines pay more to land or take off at busier times of the day than quieter ones.
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There are indeed too many companies fighting for limited time and attention from busier-than-ever marketers — and equally true is that martech hasn't hit the big time for public valuations.
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Since the tour wrapped in August, he's been busier than ever, appearing as a judge on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars and, now, in Kinky Boots on the Great White Way.
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For instance, if there are certain times when the hospital is getting busier, nurses can start discharging patients in anticipation of the need for new capacity in an ICU, Garg said.
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Making a mask factory great again Owners of a Halloween mask factory in Jiutepec, Mexico, told CNN's Rafael Romo earlier this year that they were busier than ever, thanks to Trump.
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Jessica Simpson's house got a little busier on March 19 with the addition of a new baby girl, but the newly minted mom of three wouldn't have it any other way.
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With more people than ever expected to take a flight in the U.S. this spring, airlines are already gearing up for what they expect to be a busier summer travel season.
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Amizuri Abdullah, who picks up used oil from restaurants, fast food outlets and food factories for Malaysian waste oil collection firm FatHopes Energy, said his job had been getting markedly busier.
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Many delegates regarded the grouping as the de-facto U.S. delegation, which was, without a doubt, much busier and more popular than the one composed of officials from the White House.
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You have to keep track of multiple orders coming in, plus you're constantly looking up to see who is next in line, which gets more difficult the busier the bar gets.
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Because the time spent in the shops were during the busier parts of the city, the experience probably varied from those of smaller cities or quieter parts of the Big Apple.
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Major tech companies in Taiwan, a crucial part of the global electronics supply chain, usually enter a busier period in the second half of the year ahead of tech gadget launches.
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During busier months, the fromagerie offers tasting sessions for visitors, but we contented ourselves with a Camembert de Normandie to go, a bold cheese with the aroma of its barnyard origins.
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For instance, it canceled flights from Dallas to Sacramento and Tucson, booking those fliers on later planes, and used those aircraft to instead operate busier routes between Miami and New York.
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A harried clerk, helping customers who waited upward of 21950 minutes to pay for their Dodger caps and jerseys and T-shirts, said it had been even busier the day before.
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In the past year, I've been expanding my collection to include busier or sportier alternatives, and I've been digging the look of Casio's new PRT-B50 from its Pro Trek line.
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In busier seasons, that rate surges, and it&aposs worth noting that a service charge of 15 percent of the room rate is applied to all reservations to cover employee costs.
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I was booked in an Oceanfront King Premier Room with Balcony, comped for review purposes but starts around $230 per night in low season, and rises to $350 at busier times.
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The writer loads up a cannon and demolishes many of the techniques intended to improve personal productivity, building the case that they only make us feel even busier and more stressed.
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Last year, Libya was the main embarkation point for people seeking to reach Europe via Italy, a dangerous route that the EU fears will grow busier as spring brings calmer seas.
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SYDNEY, Australia — As public conversation about mental health has grown louder and busier in recent years, mental illness has become more than a category of disease with social and psychological dimensions.
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At 72, AA Bronson — co-founder of Toronto-based art collective General Idea, creator of the NY Art Book Fair, and former executive director of Printed Matter — is busier than ever.
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And though he's no longer racing full-time (occasionally he'll get behind the wheel, to "scratch the itch"), he's probably busier than he's ever been, including working as an NBC Sports analyst.
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Summer is a great time to catch up on the shows you may have missed during your busier times of the year, and now need to catch up on before they return.
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Meanwhile, the former Alias star is busier than ever with a slate of promising new projects, a rising social media following — and a crusade to change the lives of children in America.
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Given his similarities to Luke Rockhold, both in stature within the division and in counter-submissions on the takedown attempt, this writer would love to see Ortega get busier with his kicks.
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With the China National Space Administration focusing their resources on lunar probes, and private companies planning to profit off of lunar resources, the moon is about to become a much busier destination.
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A lack of sufficient slots and parking spaces at busier airports, especially Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), where 132 business jets are served by a lone FBO , is also a major issue.
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Over the weekend, the foot traffic was a lot busier: Over 1,000 people went in each day, from Friday through Sunday, with about 20% more men than women stopping for a look.
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As life gets busier for entrepreneurs, Dawn advises them to slow down and refocus their priorities with a one-page (or shorter) vision statement that describes the ultimate direction of their business.
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The finale stands to be busier, if the gala massacre that wrapped up Season 1 is any indication, but the show has shown a willingness to sacrifice pace for more interior revelations.
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While a few other trains New Jersey Transit operates were canceled more often during the first six months of the year, they were either evening trains or morning trains on busier lines.
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Ivo Diaz, the beverage director, assured the first-timer that the bar was usually busier, and that entrance would eventually require a pass code to unlock a specially designed bank-vault door.
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Lawmakers will need to take action to avert a government shutdown before the end of the month, making the month even busier in Congress as the impeachment inquiry dominates headlines in Washington.
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In her fan blog in March, she said she got busier because she just enrolled in a school, uploading photographs of her doing homework, according to the South Korean daily JoongAng Ilbo.
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Preparing for their third Christmas in business, they have just welcomed a new baby girl, Cameron, into their family, which puts Jackie on maternity leave from work as the holiday season gets busier.
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"We are in better business now—busier definitely because the demand for black clothes," said Sunisa Kittiyanorrasead, a shopkeeper of 20 years who abandoned selling surfer shorts to ride the black clothing wave.
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Each of those devices' speeds won't necessarily be faster than what they can reach today on a high-quality network, but they're more likely to maintain those top speeds even in busier environments.
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Considering the young supermodel is busier than ever lately, there's nothing like a little indulgence in some ink to remind her that self-love is more important than any other relationship out there.
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Students also have access to an on-campus food bank that has been far busier than usual, said Murphy, who added that her school has so far helped about 100 students with tuition.
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The Alias star, turning 46 today, is busier than ever with a slate of promising new projects, a rising social media following — and a crusade to change the lives of children in America.
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" Although TSA ensures that security has not been compromised by the lapse in funding, McMahon says it's important for travelers to "stay alert at the airport as security workers are busier than usual.
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Such protests have become routine on Capitol Hill this summer, but Wednesday marked one of the busier protest days, with 200 to 300 people attempting to target all 52 offices of Republican senators.
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But there's no real defense played, so it kind of becomes a busier version of a dunk contest, and we all know that's not Curry's game (though he did have a couple tonight).
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While it wasn't too busy when we visited, we can imagine that during busier times it's hard to know who to talk to or how to know what your place is in line.
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"August is a really slow month, but it's been busier here for a week before the Olympics," he told us over a Guaraná Antarctica, a Brazilian soda made with fruit from the Amazon.
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Major tech companies in Taiwan, which form a crucial part of the global electronics supply chain, usually enter a busier period in the second half of the year ahead of tech gadget launches.
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Samin has been very busy of late, busier than you or I can imagine, as the world embraces her and she flies the width of it, shooting her show and writing and cooking.
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Puzzle Warehouse, the largest puzzle distributor in North America, tells TMZ ... they're setting new sales records every day, it's busier than Christmas time and half of their inventory has already been cleaned out.
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In fact, it's going to get a lot busier in a few key ways that could have the effect of driving even more enthusiasm, energy and funding into the emerging space tech industry.
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The streets were quiet at first but grew gradually busier, particularly near the ferry piers in the middle of the course, where we wove around oblivious passengers embarking and disembarking from the boats.
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Now that I&aposm busier, I still like to make my own bread, but I find that a machine is an excellent tool for getting the job done and it&aposs more efficient.
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On Monday and Tuesday his Iowa events were broken up by fund-raisers in Chicago and New York, but he is then expected to maintain a busier schedule on the ground through Saturday.
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Mr. Sine, 44, a filmmaker who helps with his sister's business, said that they had gotten busier with the rise of e-commerce and recruit friends and cousins to help transport more suitcases.
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" (AP) "With more federal security screeners refusing to work without pay, Miami International Airport plans to cut off access to one of its terminals over the weekend ... to send TSA workers to busier checkpoints.
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"We know our guests are busier than ever and need a variety of convenient dinner options," Michael Patrick, the innovation program lead at Chick-fil-A who spearheaded the effort, said in a statement.
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Lower prices led to more customers and more frequent usage, which led to a larger supply of cars and busier drivers, which enabled Uber to further cut prices and put more pressure on competitors.
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Potential wait times depend on the day of the week you're flying, and weekends and holidays (and holiday weekends, like the one coming up) are busier than flying in the middle of the week.
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"But if you want to accelerate the healing process, she says, "the busier you are, the less you're going to think about something, so I would try to consume your thoughts with productive things.
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This was a big move because I actually grew up and got my degree in Spain, but I figured the busier job market in the U.S. would make it a quick and easy process.
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The Malibu Country Mart, an outdoor shopping and dining complex, is about 15 minutes away by car, and the restaurants and nightlife of busier Santa Monica are about half an hour to the south.
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Alexander Rossi, the Californian who won the race in 2500, said the day-to-day challenge of racing remained the same, but he got a lot busier because companies suddenly knew who he was.
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Stephen Jones, a London-based milliner who is both founder of his own brand and the go-to designer for fashion houses including Christian Dior and Azzedine Alaïa, said he had never been busier.
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The moves have the potential to increase revenue per customer; meal flexibility could also keep a customer from churning out of the service when they are busier and want to downgrade to fewer meals.
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Meanwhile, elopement "fixers" say they have never been busier thanks to soaring demand from couples who want personalized ceremonies without an audience — or with a very small one — in far-flung destinations and specialized venues.
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Popular Mexican beach resort town Playa del Carmen is an escape from the hustle and bustle of busier Cancun to the north, but its increased popularity has travelers-in-the-know looking even farther afield.
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As his parents adjust to a busier life – now with two children running around the family home – the little prince is wrapped in the same blanket that snuggled Princess Estelle when she was very young.
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All that would be fine — personally, I find the Mid's news design to be a little more elegant than the busier Major II, and choices when it comes to style are never a bad thing.
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Priced as low as $90 per night in low season, up to approximately $200 in busier months, the Riviera is one of the best deals for a four-star boutique resort in the Coachella Valley.
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But those behind Venezuela's gambling businesses, run by a mixture of private companies and local regional authorities, said trade was booming, with lines longer and busier than ever — because of, not despite, the hard times.
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As you are busier than ever with work and appointment during Capricorn season, love and money planet Venus enters Sagittarius to spice up your love life, encouraging you to go out and have some fun.
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Though Ottow was the busier man on the feet over the course of the fight, Moraes was effective with his counters throughout, and also managed to rack up more than four minutes of control time.
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Originally, the plan was for Ms. Tanowitz to make a work for the fall, but when another choreographer pulled out, Ms. Tanowitz — suddenly in-demand and busier than ever before in her career — stepped in.
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"El Niño typically suppresses Atlantic hurricane activity but now that it's gone, we could see a busier season ahead," Gerry Bell, lead seasonal hurricane forecaster at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, said in a news release.
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I heard the sound of rain in the background, which got louder when my mind jumped to an errand I needed to run after work (the louder the rain, Muse told me, the busier the mind).
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"In 2018, we're busier than ever and there's a lot to distract us from really making social connections, which is one of the reasons I think people are less happy than they could be," she says.
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"Mostly women and children are killed and injured in the blast," Lahore police chief Haider Ashraf said, reports NBC, adding that the park was busier than usual as local Christians were there to enjoy Easter Sunday.
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"As we get busier, it will be separated, but for now we will run off of Google's balance sheet," Anna Patterson, Google's VP of engineering and managing partner of Gradient Ventures told me in an interview.
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And now that we know drivers have some quantifiable flexibility in their routes, we can use this information to design incentive mechanisms to alleviate congestion on busier roads, or carpooling plans based on individuals' preferred routes.
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Well, you can wonder no longer, because thanks to a recent interview with Violet Grey, the 19-year-old is giving us a look into her oh-so-mysterious life — and it's busier than we expected.
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The IRS had already been anticipating a busier-than-usual tax filing season as taxpayers prepare to file for the first time under the new code passed as part of the Republican tax reform in 2017.
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In the sandy center are the remains of what looks like an abandoned amusement park, including a swing set and a ride ornamented with a dragon, a proud emblem of better or maybe just busier days.
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Montreal-based ICAO recognized the urgent need to streamline traffic control, with the corridor expected to become even busier next year as Japan prepares to receive more traffic ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Spotify still loves its dark theme and its app is still busier than it needs to be — mainly because it's had to cram podcasts into the same app as music, while Apple breaks them out separately.
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For being a busy market during the lunch rush on a clear day, I was surprised it wasn't super crowded, but my colleagues later told me it gets much busier on Saturdays and during the summer.
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Montreal-based ICAO recognised the urgent need to streamline traffic control, with the corridor expected to become even busier next year as Japan prepares to receive more traffic ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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"Landlords may offer more concessions to sign an 18-month rather than a 12-month lease in the winter, in the hope of putting the unit back on the market during the busier season," she said.
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But some locations were actually busier than usual at the beginning of March, when COVID-19 cases started to climb across the U.S., according to Bloomberg News, though Johnson said business has since slowed down considerably.
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We're meeting the demand as it emerges, but the more people find out about us the busier we get... It's a massive job and we are just a handful of people doing this on a voluntary basis.
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New York City's summer music circuit got a little busier today with the announcement of Panorama, a three-day festival presented by Goldenvoice (the company behind Coachella) and Vox Media's The Verge, taking place July 22-24.
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The moon in Gemini opposes Jupiter, and you're busier than you want to be, but as the moon connects with Mars, you may feel a burst of energy—or could connect with someone who can help you!
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It can even help businesses accommodate a variety of delivery modes and providers, like using a mix of in-house and third-party fleets, or expanding fleets with crowd-sourced drivers during busier times, like the holidays.
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Hutton and David Rittich delivered strong efforts at both ends of the ice in the goaltending duel, though Hutton had a busier night, facing 38 shots from the Flames while the Sabres managed just 29 against Rittich.
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UNCLEAR DEMAND, COMPETITION Analysts say the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) wants to encourage a more diffuse network after most airlines launched in the past three years focused on busier mainline routes, leaving secondary markets underdeveloped.
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On the way to the site, the students were busier joking with each other, talking about football, catching up about their weekends, and discussing whether or not you must be fifteen years old to work at McDonald's.
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A spokesman for TSA acknowledged that there is an unusually high volume of PreCheck applications at busier hubs such as in Chicago and Denver, but said 84 percent of applications are completed within just a few days.
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Without the cancellations adjustment, Airbus gross orders were 2320,2737 compared with Boeing's 2430,2380 After peaking in 2747, Airbus says jet demand is growing faster than expected, reflecting busier traffic as global economies kick into a higher gear.
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"We know our guests are busier than ever and need a variety of convenient dinner options, " Michael Patrick, an innovation program lead at Chick-fil-A who is leading the Mealtime Kits launch, said in a statement.
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When on bike, he makes sure he has less than an ounce on him (stored in a lockbox, in case he's ever stopped by police), and avoids neighborhoods with heavy police presences during busier hours of the day.
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If you know that spending time with your family is difficult or that a certain time of year is busier at work than usual or that you're always exhausted after traveling, consider planning down time for right after.
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In other words, if I know my restaurant is busy during lunch but quiet from 3pm, Eatigo can arrange offers of up to 50 percent that are valid from 3pm to help make my off-peak times busier.
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I remember one day I was driving up one of my busier streets and they were coming down the street and all of a sudden there was Leo popping his head out the passenger side barking at me!
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Stewart is the celebrity stylist behind some of the most powerful women in Hollywood, and this year, due to what she tells PEOPLE was a unique "confluence of events that happened around me," she was busier than ever.
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So far the company has only sold 1.88 million after three months, which is actually slightly down year on year, but the holiday season will be considerably busier for the company with major titles like Super Smash Bros.
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Observers at companies like the mobile security firm Lookout and the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab saw NSO Group's footprint grow to dozens of new countries, a strong indication that the company's sales department was busier than ever.
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The company will initially introduce these truly driverless cars in a part of the Phoenix metro area called Chandler, which the company picked because it has a simpler road system than a busier city like, say, San Francisco.
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A relay gold medalist at the 2014 Commonwealths in Glasgow, the Jamaican said he was busier than ever after last year's retirement and focused, in the sporting arena at least, entirely on his nascent career as a footballer.
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Thanksgiving is much busier than other holidays like Christmas or New Year's Eve, because it seems like—at least lately—a lot more families are willing to go out to eat and have someone else cook for them.
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More effective and comprehensive screening can also help reduce the burden on an already heavily-taxed healthcare system, which seems likely to only get busier over time as the number of cases across the U.S. continues to climb.
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The first two months of Billie Eilish's 2020 have been busier than most people's entire year: In January, the 18-year-old pop star became the youngest person ever to win Album of the Year at the Grammys.
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In response to the repeated accidents, the Navy has called for a broad investigation into the Seventh Fleet's operations, which have grown ever busier as it responds to challenges in the South China Sea and from North Korea.
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With an expansion draft less than a week away and a bunch of trades, buyouts and other maneuvering that presumably has to happen before then, we could be looking at one of the busier weeks in recent history.
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The most easterly of the four main islands, Minorca is becoming increasingly popular with Spanish travelers, largely thanks to its low-key development, unspoiled beaches, and general sense of peace lacking in many of Spain's busier tourist destinations.
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"Customers are busier than ever – they're looking for ways they can free up time on their calendars and with Deliv, we're here to help," said Sylvester John, senior director of E-commerce Operations at Walmart U.S., in a statement.
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You may have noticed we haven't published many stories this past week—it's been a busy year for us, and I wanted to give Motherboard's staff some time to recharge before what figures to be an even busier 2018.
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It's not something that everyone will like — the small area of focus isn't as tack-sharp as a modern portrait lens and the bokeh blades' effect is most noticeable with busy backgrounds, where they mostly just make it... busier.
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After a week or so on the job, and especially as the phone lines got busier, I eventually started to enjoy it a bit, even competing with the others to feign the most politeness or sympathy for customer woes.
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"I think it's always busy this time of year but this year in particular in these last couple weeks leading in with the expansion draft it's been busier for sure," New Jersey Devils GM Ray Shero told VICE Sports.
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But it's also true that Musk envisions a future where orbital space is a much busier place, and a staging ground for orbital cargo transfer and refueling as Moon and Mars-bound spacecraft ready themselves for the outward journey.
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"No lie, we are busier up here than we were in the city," said Katie Carpenter, 32, who works for an ad software company and bought a house in 2015 with her husband, Matt, 34, near the Frazells' place.
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My husband and I spent two nights in the entry-level Siam Suite, which starts as low as $400 based on online searches at the time of publication, but more typically hovers between $550 and $700 at busier times.
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A suspected ISIS militant plowed a rented truck down one of Manhattan's busier bike paths Tuesday afternoon – killing at least eight people and seriously injuring 12 others in what was the deadliest terror attack in New York City since 9/11.
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Though there are still farms in Mingaladon, it is also home to Myanmar's biggest and busiest airport, which is set to get even busier as the ever-less-secluded country assumes its place on the trails of backpackers and adventurous investors.
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Still, Wu notes that within China, "there is a growing acceptance of science fiction," and that as the economy has grown, people are "getting busier, wealthier and more stressed," which creates a perfect environment for new escapist genre film and television.
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Inside the city, still under the control of the ultra-hardline militants, a retired government worker who drove to collect his pension said most markets appeared to be open and traffic grew busier the further he went from the eastern front.
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On a busier day that might include an hour of YouTube videos, hours of streaming audio, and immoderate amounts of time browsing Twitter and triaging emails, I'd still only bring the battery down to 40-something percent after 24 hours.
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And Rowling's expansion of the "Potterverse," through official Hogwarts "textbooks" like Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, or the Fantastic Beasts films she's scripted, have either directly conflicted with established lore or just made it busier and more frantic.
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Madley Croft and Sim's guitar and bass lines are a fair bit busier and brighter—even on the otherwise subdued "Say Something Loving"—but Smith is given more room to shine than he ever has on an xx record proper.
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Creatively I am busier than before — but I've had so many meetings with people where they are like 'Wow, you must be so busy,' and I'm like I should feel that way and yet I woke up at 2 p.m. today.
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Virgin's business in space just got a little busier – the company founded by Richard Branson just launched a new operation called Virgin Orbit, which becomes its own subsidiary company alongside Virgin Galactic and The Spaceship Company in Virgin's space roster.
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While the IISS scholars organized a variety of panels covering regional flashpoints and trends and diplomats arranged formal bilateral meetings for their defense ministers, the siderooms, bars and cafes are even busier as more discreet business is done and information traded.
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NEW YORK, June 23 (Reuters) - US bankers say the summer may be busier than usual for sponsor-driven mergers and acquisitions, which would be good news for loan investors clamoring for leveraged buyouts to provide opportunities to put money to work.
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"Dollar General wants to provide these at-risk customers with the ability to purchase the items they need and want at the beginning of each day to avoid busier and more crowded shopping periods," the company said in a news release.
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When the lounge hasn't been rented out for parties and sealed off, it's busier than the foyer downstairs, but it still appears to have been designed for people who are waiting for their dates to get back from the restroom.
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To Margaret, in "Howards End," King's Cross station "had always suggested Infinity" — and to think she never saw the new concourse, opened in 2012, which added soaring space and much-needed light to a hub that's busier than many airports.
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Before reaching the main terminal, vehicles stop briefly at a security checkpoint at the airport's entrance, where guards signal drivers to roll down their window - a procedure hard to put into effect at busier and larger airports around the world.
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The thin, cylindrical, waist-height metal bollards are intended to be a more attractive alternative to the hulking concrete blocks the New York Police Department had deposited in busier areas around the city following the vehicle attacks, de Blasio said.
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And part of the reason the drop looks so big is because November and December 2016 were much busier than usual on the US/Mexico border — possibly because people were trying to make it to the US before Trump took office.
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"This year is quite a bit busier — and I think it's because of the wildfires that have happened," said Andree Soares, owner and president of Los Banos, California-based Star Creek Land Stewards, a contract-grazing services company with goats and sheep.
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"Families are busier than ever, and it is incredibly important that everyone has the ability to cook wholesome dinners that can maximize family time together every night of the week," Stewart, who is Sequential's chief creative officer, said in the press release.
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"I think lost bags on busier travel days of the year have a 50% increase over the mean, so the chances are greater on your Christmas trip that you're going to get a lost bag than on your March trip," Zimmern said.
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And all of this is not even to mention that I'm now four years older, tireder, and saltier than last time — and busier, considering I already have one child to contend with who is literally not old enough to wipe himself yet.
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But Labor Day is a page-turner, Clinton's aides say, promising a much busier campaign schedule not only for the Democratic nominee but also her big named surrogates: President Barack Obama, Democratic primary rival Bernie Sanders and her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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And while Fox's career is busier than ever, with her promo tour for her upcoming film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and a recent guest stint on the hit sitcom New Girl, the actress' main priority has always been motherhood.
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After modeling alongside the best of the best in the fashion industry for the past 50 years, Maye Musk (who's also the mother of Telsa mogul Elon Musk) says her career has never been busier – and she has a theory as to why.
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But in any case, there has never been a busier or more promising time to be hunting for life beyond Earth, a development which is largely due to the awesome new technologies being developed by space agencies and researchers around the world.
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There are signs, though, that October and November could be busier months for Atlantic hurricanes than average, given that ocean waters in the tropical Pacific Ocean have been trending cooler with time, indicative of the possible onset of a La Niña event.
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But at a time when tourism is soaring and the city's population, 8.5 million, is larger than ever, the sprawling public park system — 2,2613 parks, 55 outdoor pools and eight beaches — has never been busier, according to park officials, volunteers and conservancy groups.
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"It seems as though I am busier now than when I played," said Ripken, 55, who retired in 2001 after a 21-year career that included two Most Valuable Player Awards, 19 All-Star Game appearances and, of course, 2,632 consecutive games played.
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They have lived for 16 years in the 1.5-square-mile Essex County borough of around 7,500 with vintage homes and gaslit streets, wedged between the busier suburbs of Montclair and Bloomfield, and bordering the city of East Orange to the south.
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Walmart says it's expanding its "Check Out With Me" service to every Supercenter by Black Friday, while Target's recently launched "Skip the Line" mobile checkout service is available nationwide and will have extra staff throughout the store during the busier shopping days.
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Since 2009, RuPaul — drag queen legend and the self-appointed (/undisputed) Supermodel of the World — hasn't only gathered, judged, and mentored a hundred drag queens at varying stages of their career but has also propelled them to busier, richer careers outside the show.
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The complex is expected to become even busier with the planned shutdown of the L train tunnel between Brooklyn and Manhattan in 2019 to repair damage caused by Hurricane Sandy — as riders will have to transfer to other trains at the complex.
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Workers are busy trying to manage surging demand as shoppers stock upRetail workers are also under the added pressure of a busier-than-average work environment, with shoppers stocking up on essentials in anticipation of a potentially wider outbreak of the coronavirus.
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And we've assigned a high social value to the kind of hustle Griffith describes, or at least the appearance of it (which she calls "performative workaholism"): A 2017 study found that the busier someone appeared, the more important they seemed to others.
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Visiting the park from the west side and using the town of Grand Lake as your home base, versus the busier and more well-known Estes Park (where about 80 percent of visitors enter) on the east side, may save you some precious park time.
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Starting Thursday, your day-to-day gets a lot busier, although it will be challenging to find the drive to meet too many demands; with Mars in Taurus, where it is technically debilitated, you'll want to take your time on each task until March 31.
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Each of these logo shifts have occurred over a sixteen, five, and nineteen year span — and each has dropped a little bit of the busier excess and focused in further on the core image of the siren (now iconically synonymous with the java company).
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In the six weeks since his last race at the Summer Games, Phelps, 31, has been busier with sponsor appearances and talk-show guest spots than he was after he won a record eight gold medals at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, he said.
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However, Lyft and Juno filed lawsuits Wednesday in state court — two days before the pay raise was supposed to go into effect — claiming that the pay formula is unfair, and will cost Uber less money because it has more users and can keep drivers busier.
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Overall, the Other Art Fair provides a nice alternative to the busier fairs of the weekend, and for anyone looking for a handpoked tattoo, a break from Frieze and TEFAF, or just more affordable work, the Other Art Fair is the place to be.
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Book The Venetian Las Vegas starting from $100 per nightThis five-star Las Vegas Strip resort can quickly go above $100 in busier seasons, but if you travel midweek or in winter, you might find a rate right around $100 (before the daily fee, however).
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While this Halloween is a little busier (and funnier) than its predecessor, they're essentially mirror images of one another: The 20183 version had little to offer in terms of exposition, instead focusing on Laurie, her friends, and the masked killer picking them off one by one.
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Though the couple previously said they originally chose the location in order to allow their children to grow up sheltered from paparazzi in busier cities like Los Angeles, the house hit the market in January, with Willis saying they'd be relocating to be closer to family.
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But it was also shaggy, scattered, and hampered by the obvious fact that barely any of its actors could be in the same place at the same time, because they'd all become a lot more famous, and therefore a lot busier, since making the original film.
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A doting mom to 4½-year-old daughter Summer Rain (with fiancé Matt Rutler) and 11-year-old son Max Liron (with ex-husband Jordan Bratman), Aguilera is now again busier than ever as she preps for her new Las Vegas residency, The Xperience, at Planet Hollywood.
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In this area of the country, we have drug culture and gun culture, and terrorism is a big problem, so next I want to build a state-of-the-art sports facility that will keep people busier and be something the region can be proud of.
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The timing of the workout is confusing, as it takes place on a Saturday, a busier day in the NFL, and Kaepernick's team had little knowledge of the plans for the workout until the NFL approached it on Tuesday and gave them two hours to say yes.
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Ten other UK cities are set to get a taste of EE's 5G later by the end of this year, also in select, busier parts — namely Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Leeds, Hull, Sheffield, Nottingham, Leicester, Coventry and Bristol — with more cities planned to come on stream in 2020.
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Now, a $45 million opening is not eye-popping for a superhero movie ("Avengers: Endgame" made three times that in a day), but it's not bad for "Birds of Prey," which is R-rated and opens in early February rather than the busier spring and summer seasons.
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While Hill has spent his three seasons in the NFL behind Drew Brees on the Saints depth chart, he's been much busier than some of his fellow backups in the league, making big plays both on special teams and in gadget sets in the New Orleans offense.
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Even before Boeing decides whether to launch its much-touted new jet, the U.S. planemaker and European rival Airbus are stepping up sales of existing models to seize market share and disrupt each other's profits without the temporary respite many had been expecting after a busier than expected 503.
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The former Instagram CTO implored founders not to fall into the "recruiting death spiral" where you're too busy to recruit, which makes you busier, which makes you too busy to recruit… But thankfully, the founders were also willing to dig into some tougher topics than their scrappy startup days.
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And there was, sorry, a wrinkle in the data – older doctors with high numbers of patients didn't see their patients' mortality rates increase, a factor, reported Ars Technica, that the researchers attributed to the possibility that these busier doctors may be impelled to brush up on the latest developments.
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It will be the little things Lorrie will miss about her son, "just because he's so much me," she says, from his wild red hair — inherited from her — to the days spent with his family in the desert (his favorite place), to busier moments when he turned to her for advice.
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Broadly speaking, the busier the location and the more people connected to the same hotspot, the less safe you are, though whether you're better off getting online in a hotel lobby or the coffee shop next door is difficult to say—it depends how well those networks have been configured.
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That means the airport in America's Southeast is busier than counterparts in Beijing, Dubai, Los Angeles and Tokyo— which round up the top five in 2016 by passenger traffic: Hartsfield-Jackson plays a critical role as a connecting hub for the larger United States, which is the world's biggest economy.
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Summer Chen, the editor in chief of Taiwan FactCheck Center, a watchdog group that debunks online rumors and hoaxes, said her team had been busier since the outbreak began than it was ahead of Taiwan's presidential election in January, when the island was on high alert for potential Chinese meddling.
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Its lyrics still apply 35 years later, in an era of hypercapitalism — "Struggling to pay the rent/The main worry's job security/The busier you are the less you see" — and in this new video, Mehmet Sander's choreography groups a team of dancers to punish themselves on a Sisyphusean slope. PARELES
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Booked solid for the next six months, Constable Renu said she has never been busier, as anxiety among women and girls grows with a stream of news headlines describing brutal assaults across the country, including recent national outrage after an 8-year-old girl was kidnapped, gang raped and murdered.
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His new single, "Mi Gente," produced by and featuring Willy William, is pop-reggaeton only in the most notional way — really, it's a club anthem paced at a slow gallop, with a beat that sounds far busier than it actually is, built on what appears to be a wobbly horn sample.
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"Costco is busier, you can't go into a restaurant on a Friday night without a 22015-minute wait, and developers are trying to keep up," said Shane Pickup, 256, a home-building project manager who grew up in the area and now lives with his family just east of town.
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Nami Nori's founders have clearly studied the ways that Masa's attention to minor details like crisp nori and clued-in service contributes to its overall sense of luxuriousness, and they've managed to transfer some of that sense to a restaurant that's busier, less formally Japanese in design and less expensive.
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The paleontologist for this site was probably busier than expected: It proved to be home to a treasure trove of fossils revealing what life was like in the area 153 million to 20 million years ago, and the most complete collection of fossils found in the Bay Area for more than 50 years.
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While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoy spending time in Canada, the Duchess of Cambridge has been busier than ever in the UK.This has included taking the official photographs of Holocaust survivors, as well as touring the UK to kick start her "5 Big Questions" survey on early childhood development last week.
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Beyond the short-term effect of the actual playoff races not being what they seem, the big gaps in games played is going to have an impact on how the season plays out; some teams are looking at a much busier schedule, with fewer days off and more back-to-backs down the stretch.
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While things seemed to get busier after we descended a long escalator, the walk had been so long, I was beginning to question if I'd somehow ended up in literal purgatory, condemned for who knows how long to wander the plain, painfully nondescript halls of a mostly empty airport that was also almost suspiciously quiet.
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"While many residents of El Paso, west Texas and New Mexico were commemorating the men and women who died in military service for the United States, area Border Patrol Agents were busier than ever taking into custody more than 22019,200 illegal aliens who entered the country illegally," CBP said in a news release Tuesday.
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But her best albums were sharpened by a concept, particularly the wide-ranging Memphis Minnie tribute Richland Woman Blues and the mind-blowing Heart of Mine: The Love Songs of Bob Dylan and its climactic "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere," which gets busier in that easy chair than was dreamt of in the Byrds' philosophy.
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The chief executive noted that there had been zero growth in the fourth quarter of 2019 year-on-year, adding that while this was "quite weak" it was being compared to the last three months of 2018 when shipping had been made busier by a front-loading of business ahead of impending U.S. tariffs.
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During a visit to Areva's Niamey headquarters — an airy high-rise across the street from the Ministry of Mines, with offices busier and sleeker than the building's sun-baked and aging facade suggested — Serge Martinez, director of the Cominak mine, emphasized to Business Insider that the company is committed to using the uranium industry to improve Niger.
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Here's what the company reported compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by Refinitiv: For its fourth and current quarter, the retailer expects to see revenue of as much as $1.13 billion and to earn $1.64 cents per share, numbers that disappointed investors who were expecting a busier holiday season.
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Algorithmic scheduling also results in bizarre things like the "clopen" — back-to-back shifts closing late and opening early the next morning with only a few hours to sleep in between — and unpaid quasi-shifts where workers are expected to be on call in case it's busier than predicted or sent home early if it's slower.
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"The last time we talked about it, she's convinced that I'm actually busier than her," Ohanian tells CNBC Make It. While Ohanian, 36, says it was "incredibly motivating" to hear this from Williams — who is a 23-time Grand slam singles champion and four-time Olympic gold medalist who owns several businesses — it was also a wake-up call.
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Letitia James, the city's public advocate who is running for state attorney general, is concerned about another aspect of this underground economy: the higher number of swiping arrests at some subway stations in low-income and predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods, when compared to arrests in stations in other parts of the city that are as busy or busier.
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Among the changes city officials announced were the ordering of more large boats, the expansion of some of the busier docks and a rush-hour express run between the Rockaways and Lower Manhattan that would provide a nonstop cruise from one of the farthest reaches of the city to the financial district for the cost of a subway ride.
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Spotlight Advisors, founded by Greg Taxin, a lawyer who worked as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and Banc of America Securities, made its first appearance on the list, capturing the No. 4 four spot ahead of UBS, Citi, Raymond James, Credit Suisse and Moelis & Co. Activists were busier than ever last year and launched 500 campaigns, 5 percent more than in 2017.
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Before you think about coming to Tamariu know that there are two other coastal towns nearby — Lllafranc and Calella — also under the administrative aegis of Palafrugell and those two are larger, busier, more finished if you will; Tamariu is good for a swim, a page-turner, and a walk along the esplanade; it never seems more itself than when it's empty and quiet.
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Readers accustomed to sinister or deeply entrenched mythological imaginings, or to the ambivalences of emotion and motive that by now are expected in a fantasy novel — the satirical and dystopian impulses of the "Hunger Games" series, say, or even the busier, benevolent educational ones of Rick Riordan — will be startled by the elementary storytelling and simple colors of this one.
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Things are bound to get busier for Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green when their third child arrives later this year, but the duo snuck away for a quiet lunch date Thursday in L.A. While dining at Killer Shrimp restaurant in Marina del Rey without their two sons – Noah, 3, and Bodhi, 2 – Fox and Green were "friendly and chatting with the waitstaff," says an onlooker.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesDiplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Sunday shows — Mulvaney seeks to tamp down firestorm over quid pro quo comments, Doral decision Hurd: No Ukrainian officials have told State Department 'they felt like their arms were being twisted' MORE (D-Conn.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, indicated the postponements would likely lead to a much busier schedule next week.
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