Then the Affordable Care Act came along with a new approach.
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But then Octlantis came along, with no similar item in place.
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And suddenly Mozart came along with these mellow, long, singing lines.
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When we started "The Daily," the hmms came along with me.
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Charlotte came along with the aim of doing more in marine conservation.
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I didn't think about all the things that came along with it.
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They were all wearing their watches, and came along with their families.
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Then Michael Milken, a junk-bond guru, came along with a new gospel.
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Then, a little French studio called Dontnod came along with Life Is Strange.
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That very gentle, veiled threat came along with an assessment of China's fragility.
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"Being healther came along with maturity … I want to live a long time."
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"He came along with his parents, directly from a circus show," the doctors wrote.
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This came along with more steps toward RCS, a more advanced protocol than SMS.
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The contact information that came along with the number appeared to be Apple Inc.
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"If someone came along with a good idea, we'd do it," Mr. Seelig said.
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When Cruyff became Ajax manager in 1985, his smoking habit came along with him.
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It seems like the statue came along with a patch released around December 12.
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The announcement came along with a new trailer that shows off some of Castle's origins.
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When the company announced the iPod, the brand-new click wheel came along with it.
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Then Hunan, the birth province of Mao,Came along with its own style of chow.
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In a 2012 interview, Kirk Korver raved about the advantages that came along with that.
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And those came along with the confirmation of Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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Then Hunan, the birth province of Mao, Came along with its own style of chow.
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But at every step along the way, positive or negative, another opportunity came along with it.
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These were the brows I'd been missing, but they came along with a whole new routine.
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We weren't up against any bad press or any stigma that came along with the genre.
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Then Energy Transfer Equity came along with a takeover bid that Williams resisted for some time.
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This came along with keeping its short-term lending rate anchored near zero for seven years.
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The producers came along with the suggestion of creating something in the vein of Lotte Reiniger.
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After all, the last big wave of new Mods came along with 220's Moto Z2 Play.
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Don't act like you don't remember "It's Goin Down" or the moves that came along with it.
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And then someone came along with this towering idea of America, and people absolutely responded to it.
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But in 2011, I received my MBA and $100,000+ in student loans that came along with the degree.
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Rejali's employer at Eat OffBeat ultimately helped her navigate the paperwork and bills that came along with that.
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"A woman came along with a dog not on a lead, and saw the raccoon dog," Mandy said.
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If your pup came along with you on the outing that exposed you to poison ivy, never fear.
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Then Facebook came along, with all the frisson of "only college students use it," and we drifted there.
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Assorted other "Chainsaw" and Leatherface sequels and prequels came along, with varying degrees of involvement by Mr. Hooper.
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The reality is, the good publicity came along with Apple's correct understanding that backdoors make us all less secure.
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Speaking of national scandals, perhaps the most iconic points deductions of all time came along with the Calciopoli affair.
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I still have a hard time shaking the criticisms of my body that came along with doing my job.
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Then Apple came along with first the iPod and eventually iTunes (then iTunes for Windows, the truly transformative moment).
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She came along with Matt who was scheduled to sit down for a fireside chat on the Disrupt stage.
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My mom came along with us a lot to make sure that people weren't pushing us into a corner.
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The FCC decided to avoid applying the type of utility-style regulations that came along with reclassifying internet service.
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Then Facebook came along with a cleaner interface and blew past its competitors to become a $300 billion colossus.
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It also came along with headaches and a foggy feeling in my brain which made it hard to concentrate.
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Last year they were one-upped by Oral-B, which came along with the Genius X, $220 AI toothbrush.
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So when the opportunities came along with this record and people connected with it, it was icing on the cake.
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And then Yoenis Cespedes came along with his batting muscle, providing a lesson in the drama of the trading deadline.
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It didn't matter where we went—the park, the movies, track meets, birthday parties—the guns came along with us.
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Then Mr. Partovi came along with the idea of using a viral video to spark mass demand for the courses.
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The president's announcement Thursday came along with appointments for other top administration posts, including new ambassadors to Barbados and Chile.
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And we were thankfully proved right, and the majority of our fans came along with us, minus, like, three trolls.
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At 21-years-old, Beau makes you nostalgic for retro folk music and everything that came along with the 70s.
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And then, a few months ago, Master & Dynamic came along with its fancy MW07 earbuds and their exceptionally good audio quality.
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The press release that came along with the list rightly calls out Sphero as a success story from its last batch.
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The move came along with reduced expectations in GDP growth and inflation and a bump higher in the unemployment rate outlook.
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The move came along with reduced expectations for GDP growth and inflation and a bump higher in the unemployment rate outlook.
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Reeves, whose grandson eagerly came along with her on her maiden flight to capture the moment on video, totally gets that.
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Much more so than with the "bitch" and "ho" culture that came along with rap music and into pop culture now.
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The announcement Thursday came along with the appointment of Monica Crowley to serve as the NSC's senior director of strategic communications.
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But it's possible that not everyone knows the real story behind the name — and the pressures that came along with it.
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The Singapore-born Kwan was relatively unknown when he came along with the uproarious satire "Crazy Rich Asians" four years ago.
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It kind of came along with that haze of OMG I'm engaged and so in love and everyone needs to know it!
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People were actually hungry for a better solution and Veeva came along with a bold idea to sell software in the cloud.
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As Banks explained it, Richardson was "her girl" and that criticism — the industry being overwhelmingly rough — simply came along with the package.
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My father, a native-born Mainer, knew how to avoid the tourist lines and the high prices that came along with them.
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"After lunch, a guy came along with a tray that had all these different kinds of tobacco leaves on it," Buffett recalled.
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For new sports that year, like freestyle skiing and short track speed skating, the attention that came along with gold medals was invaluable.
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Trump's ethics pledge, contained in an executive order, came along with promises that he would "drain the swamp" of the Washington influence industry.
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I was androgynous, and I was fine with the passing privilege that came along with being a cis, white woman during that time.
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The update came along with a slew of other new privacy-oriented feature announcements across Google's suite of platforms and products on Wednesday.
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But perhaps the most exciting gift of all for Ohio State&aposs squad was the note that came along with the new headphones.
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This came along with winger Micheal Ferland being a late scratch because of injury, so Carolina went with an extra defenseman in the lineup.
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The gains came along with a rebound in global markets on hopes the United States would pass a coronavirus economic aid package on Friday.
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This is important because most customers who used IBM computers were forced to learn how to use Microsoft's software that came along with it.
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But when Instagram Stories came along, with its massive audience, Explore page and experienced outreach team for dealing with high-profile accounts, some jumped ship.
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By replicating the presence of these mutant amino acids in the rats, the researchers could now test if the BTX resistance came along with it.
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Harry's relationships with Davy and Bonas reportedly both came to an end because neither liked the intense public scrutiny that came along with dating Harry.
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Reportedly, it was both of their dislike of the media attention and public scrutiny that came along with dating Harry that lead to their breakups.
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Remember the grumblings that came along with Apple's introduction of the Lightning port with the iPhone 5, bidding adieu to the larger 30-pin port?
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The collapse in retail sales came along with data showing an unexpected increase in the number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits last week.
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It dominated web browsing for almost a decade (until Google came along with Chrome and Apple's iPhone introduced the concept of effective mobile web browsing).
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She made an appearance during the show's season finale for a few minutes and viewers saw the stir that came along with that brief cameo.
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Accordingly, when Bruce Rioch came along with a £7,500,000 offer for Bergkamp, both he and the club were more than happy to facilitate the move.
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In the four years since -- as other candidates came along with similar plans and arguments about how they could beat Donald Trump -- he never wavered.
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Now he can never be the leader who can bring us back to where we were before he came along with his diatribes and anger.
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A few months ago, though, a restaurant in SoHo came along with a chef, Charlie Chen, who had been pried loose from the company's kitchens.
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The case captured headlines as it came along with revelations regarding Crane and his sex life, which included videotaping and photographing his sexual encounters with women.
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Well, O'Rourke is actually hoping to put some distance between that old O'Rourke and all that baggage of white male privilege that came along with it.
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With that I gravitated toward fashion, whoever came along with a willing art director to turn my talents into work for them I was open to.
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What they found was that a single degree of temperature change came along with drops of 9-13% in crop yields of both soybeans and corn.
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Or, if they don't want that item, they can use the value of the gift card that came along with the gift to purchase something else.
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As a result, chip manufacturers and software makers scrambled to issue patches and work out the performance sluggishness that came along with blocking the risky optimizations.
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It was reportedly a dislike of the media attention and public scrutiny that came along with dating Harry that led to the demise of both relationships.
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M. vaccae could stop the neuro-inflammatory response of the brain's immune cells in rats, and the associated negative behavioral changes that came along with it.
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Recently, the family came along with Legend on his domestic tour and stayed in a series of Airbnbs; first Nashville, then Seattle, and then Kansas City.
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When I first began working from home on a part-time basis and making my own schedule, I loved the flexibility that came along with it.
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Since Gina came along with her six-color fashion socks, he has made the machines do things no one at Emi-G thought possible, himself included.
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The role he thought he was meant to play in the world, the privileges and respect that came along with it, have been thrown into doubt.
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The notoriety that came along with Slitz earned her a spot on the Swedish version of the reality show Paradise Hotel, a Real World and Survivor hybrid.
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The company had spent a few years in relative startup obscurity when Disney came along with the design for a new droid debuting in the upcoming trilogy.
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Gap shares fell nearly 8% on Friday after Thursday's shock announcement, which came along with another weak batch of forecasts for quarterly sales and full-year earnings.
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"We like R Taco, which came along with Buffalo Wild Wings, and that has some opportunity to do some fun and interesting things with it," Brown continued.
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Though same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide in June 2015, a problematic assumption came along with it — the belief that LGBTQ populations have achieved full, lawful rights.
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The system was broken before the Affordable Care Act came along, with tens of millions uninsured, countless more underinsured and health care costs spiraling out of control.
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Her illness came along with headaches, nausea, and vomiting, before she was ultimately signed off work for 15 months — six of which were spent completely bed-bound.
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"Watching him experience protracted dying and the incredible amount of suffering that came along with his illness made me fully committed to death with dignity," she says.
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"I was bullish on Russia before Trump came along with his positive comments," he said, noting that he has been investing heavily there over the last few years.
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Elna Ebner claims she and her daughter were taking a walk in the Hollywood Hills last July when Rose's dog walker came along with her large mutt, Mrs.
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Sonos, the wireless speaker company, was a pioneer in its category before tech giants like Amazon and Google came along with their own voice-controlled speakers for the home.
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Harley came along with the crew as they went to a strip club, and understandably realized pretty quickly that that was not a good place for her to be.
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Then, in 1981, Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer came along with the scanning tunneling microscope, which allowed scientists to look at surfaces at atomic scales for the first time.
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The warm welcome we received from the citizens of a closed country, most of whom had never met an American, came along with a surprising openness to American culture.
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They fit uneasily around the likable 7-footer, Brook Lopez, whose sweet shooting came along with rebounding and defensive skills that seemed better suited for other pursuits, like calligraphy.
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That makes us who we are and if you lose those memories and those feelings that came along with it, then who are you and how can you enjoy life?
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"When this came along with Sammy — ol' Sam Rockwell — I've always wanted to work with him," continued the New York-based actress, who plays Gwen Verdon in the mini-series.
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Clyde Bellecourt, an 81-year-old Native American civil rights pioneer, also came, along with a group of volunteers from the American Indian Movement to provide security for the walk.
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To make this style of gaming mainstream (and profitable) again, the co-founders decided to focus on improving interactive storytelling and deepen the role-playing that came along with it.
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His first press conference at Manchester United was understated, almost sullen at times, and came along with all the disdainful jibes we've come to expect from him at this point.
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The surge in delinquencies came along with a $2870 billion jump in total auto loan debt, the highest increase since the New York Fed began keeping track 19 years ago.
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The reveal came along with a new trailer for Starlink, which gave a glimpse at the kinds of planets, creatures, and experiences we can expect in the space-faring adventure.
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Questions over the festival's stance on the ban came along with controversy over what appeared to be a deportation clause applicable to international artists in the festival's artist performance agreement.
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But Getinge said this was due to more sales in its lower-margin units and higher expenses that came along with strong sales, which was "natural in a growth phase".
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We've never emerged from an episode of low inflation like this, one which came along with massive central bank asset buying and the resulting inflation of valuations of financial assets.
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Throughout his life, he was known for the yellow legal pads always within his reach, a body of longhand writing that came, along with other manuscripts, to fill 30 boxes.
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MACCALLUM: They&aposve worked to eliminate the Magnitsky Act in order to release a lot of Kremlin cronies and friends who don&apost like the sanctions that came along with it.
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"I came up with it because I had to leave Stanford my junior year because I was struggling with anorexia and sexual dysfunction that came along with that," Caroline tells me.
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Allan came along with all of these technical ideas we had never even envisioned, and through collaborating, the three of us put it together, and it really feels like an album.
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We each experienced some struggles that came along with adopting the other's routine, but at the end of the day, I'd say the whole experience brought us a lot closer together.
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Three credit unions that had long provided loans to most New York medallion buyers all came, along with new players in the industry, including Actors Federal Credit Union from New York.
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But through all of the high-highs and low-lows that came along with cramped Chinatown living, the predominant feeling while looking back on it all is one of excitement and love.
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Lucid Motors spent more than a year looking for a big financing round to help get its own factory built in Arizona before Saudi Arabia came along with more than $1 billion.
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The post begins: To date, I've always been honest about the joy of writing Iceman's journey as an out gay superhero, but I've skirted around the challenges that came along with it.
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It may have started as a perk that came along with Amazon Prime, but with the help of some award-winning content, Amazon's streaming video service has become a true Netflix competitor.
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The economist also said the data release could "open a risk the US economy might be slowing faster than commonly expected," as it came along with a further increase in jobless claims.
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The announcement came along with two other products at an event at its headquarters today, one of which was built around searching for ideas and products through pointing your camera at something.
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The outpouring of delight was quite striking considering the mass vilification that came along with people who took to social media to rejoice in the downfall of Ronda Rousey in late 2015.
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"Early in their relationship, Laura came along with us on a trip and I found her to be loving, flexible, generous and all-accepting of everyone," said Mr. Friedman's mother, Hallie Friedman.
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Ms. Jin has not seen Mr. Jiang since 2013, when she and their daughter moved to California from China seeking safety from the state harassment that came along with Mr. Jiang's work.
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" But over time, she grew to realize that "artists who were using aerosol were mostly men because of the danger that came along with doing stuff on the streets that was considered illegal.
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In 2018, he apologized for all of the negative connotations that came along with Blue Monday, telling The Independent that it "was never my intention" to make it sound like a bad day.
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The cover of the Xerox 7700 instruction manual shows Lena's wide-eyed face superimposed on an image of the photocopier, as if she came along with the packaging, the girl in the machine.
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He was fortunate that a show came along with many roles he was bred to play: "Fiddler on the Roof," the musical story of Tevye, the harried shtetl milkman plagued with marriageable daughters.
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Back when the country was in a period of social turmoil, Kendrick Lamar came along with To Pimp a Butterfly, an album that held a mirror to the injustices of the United States.
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But then Donatella Versace came along with a fine fall men's wear collection that included, among the ice-blue winter woolens and space-themed suits, a jumpsuit that looked to have patch acne.
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When it comes to backers, even before Apple came along with a $1 billion investment, Didi already had secured funding from two of the largest and influential internet giants in China — Alibaba and Tencent.
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The gesture-based controls that came along with the phone's camera array point to a company looking for alternative input methods, and Amazon just happened to be developing its own voice assistant in house.
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Then Genentech came along with this idea that we could make synthetic protein, that we could start to commercialize some of these core experimental techniques and do translation work and bring value back to humanity.
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But if you're not exactly chomping at the bit to relive the throbbing head pain that came along with your middle-school hair aesthetic, surely this simple — and painless — cut will satisfy your throwback needs.
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But since Iconiq came along with an offer that pretty much matched what the company set out to achieve in a few months anyway, the team decided to go ahead and raise the round now.
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Match and eHarmony had already existed for awhile, but in 2012 Tinder came into the the world and ushered in nearly a full decade of "swiping" and all the consequences that came along with it.
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Until recently I had reserved myself to living a life of dry toast and flavorless corn-on-the-cob, but then a one-trick kitchen gadget came along with exactly the one-trick I desperately wanted.
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When HQ came along, with live games every day at 0003PM and 2000PM ET, I thought it'd be the perfect way to play trivia without having to wrangle together a group and stop at an ATM.
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" Continues the source: "She figured it'd be best to just drop it and move on with her life so she wouldn't have to worry about all the emotional baggage that came along with that situation anymore.
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I refuse to believe that if someone came along with the right personality and right message — and compelled people to think differently about the changing world before us — that some non-voters couldn't be persuaded to vote.
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Moondog Gets A Custom Wig Just because Beach Bum features a crew of famous faces, including McConaughey, Dogg, Zac Efron, Jonah Hill, Martin Lawrence, and Isla Fisher, doesn't mean the production came along with a big budget.
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Western backers saw the reform-minded foreigners in the upper echelons of the Ukrainian government, including many Georgians who came along with Mr Saakashvili, as a sign of the new leadership's commitment to change after the revolution.
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The quarter-percentage-point rise in the overnight lending rate, which marked the third hike this year, came along with an increase to the Fed's 2018 gross domestic product growth forecast to 2.5 percent from 2.1 percent.
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And certainly no owner of one of those ubiquitous industrial-inspired interiors would ever want to actually live with the poor lighting, damp rooms and nonexistent heating that came along with the real thing in the 1800s.
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Ortiz had established a relationship with the women who walked down San Bernardo Avenue late at night, and some of the victims "came along" with the Border Patrol agent several times before his alleged two-week killing spree.
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For the last 15 years, since I judged a beauty pageant for him, which was one of the very first things that I did that I thought was really cool that came along with winning the Super Bowl.
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Richard Deitsch, who covers sports media for The Athletic, suggested the mass promotion came along with being a part of a company, though said that adding a "#ad" might have helped things come across a bit more smoothly.
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It felt like magic, and the freedom that came along with that feeling of knowing that you were doing something that you had a gift to do almost feels like you're a vessel for something a lot bigger.
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When Cecilia came along with her broad brushstrokes, the flaking, moldy piece of art barely resembled "the result of two hours of devotion to the Virgin of Mercy" that it had originally been, according to the wall text.
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We came along with our thousand-watts hand dryer, now 700 watts, and it does it quicker so it uses one-fifth or one-tenth of the power of the old type of hand dryer electric hand dryer.
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"It was like when you discover a band that you want all of your friends to know about but nobody knows," Evans said, adding that many of his followers who'd previously supported Hillary Clinton came along with him.
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Since that time, she's been open about their relationship and how thrilled she is to feel comfortable in her own skin, particularly after the scrutiny that came along with her Twilight stardom and highly publicized relationship with Robert Pattinson.
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Which sounds a lot, but to Gilbert and team it didn't represent anything close to a "limitless" figure, with which he could relax and throw money at any problem that came along, with little concern for the bottom line.
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Clark's shock departure on Thursday came along with a gloomy set of quarterly results that fell short of expectations on revenue and a warning on profit, sparking a 17 percent slump in the company's shares in trading before the bell.
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During the interview, she reminisced about the troubles that came along with the 1980 Summer Olympics hosted in Moscow, namely all of the children born out of wedlock as a result and the stigma she says the single mothers faced.
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Nobody can see into the future, and maybe Slack does IPO and takes its turn as a public company, but it surely wouldn't be a surprise if someone came along with an offer it couldn't refuse, whatever that figure might be.
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For me, there was a certain sense of confidence that came along with being a student; something about utilizing my brainpower all day enhanced my writing skills, my reading comprehension, and my overall ability to communicate with those around me.
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That came along with a surge in resale volumes, with 1,235 non-landed private units changing hands in the secondary market in May, up 17.4 percent on-month and nearly 58 percent higher on-year, SRX Research's preliminary data showed.
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She was her family's financial breadwinner and, as she'd always dreamed, became a truly famous writer, thanks to the runaway success of "Little Women" (though she'd end up rolling her eyes about the celebrity spotlight that came along with it).
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"If so many dwarfs came along with the LMC only recently, that means the properties of the Milky Way satellite population just 1 billion years ago were radically different, impacting our understanding of how the faintest galaxies form and evolve," Sales said.
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And while the whole situation would be enthralling if she was discussing that $50 million "inconvenience fee" that came along with their breakup, or maybe her larger-than-life engagement ring, the singer is actually addressing questions about Middle Eastern politics. Why?
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Clark's shock departure on Thursday came along with a gloomy set of quarterly results that fell short of expectations on revenue and a warning on profit, triggering a 15 percent slump in the company's shares and erasing more than $2 billion in market cap.
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I was consumed with worry about her health, but also about how we would pay for her significant needs, about how her life could be in the balance if my husband ever lost his job and the health insurance that came along with it.
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There's the infamous Christmas-party flashing; the multiple skirts tossed aside thanks to a too-strong breeze...and the unintentional underwear reveals that came along with it; and the shirts of various styles that flew open when the wearer really would have preferred them to stay closed.
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" Kaep went on to say that the threats weren't totally unexpected ... "I don't want that to happen, but that's the realization of what could happen, and I knew there were other things that came along with this when I first stood up and spoke about it.
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"The plunge (from Thursday's peak) came along with fading enthusiasm for safe havens, as U.S. and China are moving to close a deal and many uncertainties surrounding the U.S. government shutdown, Brexit, Fed policy were cleared last week," said Margaret Yang, a market analyst with CMC Markets.
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Taukir came along with them on these excursions, looking alternately keen-eyed and lanky and then despondent and distracted, one arm looped behind his back and clutching the other hand in that lackadaisical, half-stand-at-ease, half-chastised posture that is the hallmark of bored people at rest.
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Echobelly's lead singer Sonya Aurora Madan was born in India and brought up in England, while their guitarist, Debbie Smith, formerly of Curve, was virtually the only black British woman in indie music, until Skin came along with her hard rock band Skunk Anansie and achieved international success.
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Pre-iPhones and Instagram, whenever someone annoying came along with a camera, sure it triggered feelings of self-consciousness and spoiled the care-free spontaneity of the occasion, but you could at least re-locate quickly to a shadowy corner of the room, or make a strategic bathroom visit.
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Until this morning, when an email from Whyd CEO Gilles Poupardin came through, with a single sentence: "Hey Raymond - looks like you nailed it .." The email came along with a screenshot of an article we published last year—about Whyd's voice-controlled speaker, that HomePod bears a striking resemblance to.
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Once the band realized people would listen to their music, they shed the goofy skate-rock pretense that came along with their debut LP, How To Clean Everything, and got down to the business Propagandhi has been in ever since: pushing the discourse surrounding punk music beyond its standard parameters.
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This exchange between Huawei officials — fully aware of the spying claims that the US has directed at the company — and Redskins executives is quite something: During negotiations at Redskins headquarters, Huawei representatives were upfront about the national-security baggage that came along with its name, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
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After the tragic events of Manchester, with the senseless loss of life and the fear that came from knowing my family was unsafe and that I was completely powerless to protect them, I went to a very dark place with no tools to handle the feelings that came along with the devastation of the attack.
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I was a mess: The class was in the morning and I was always hungover, the assigned reading was dense so I never completed it even though I found it interesting, and mostly, I was trapped under the crushing weight of mental health issues and the growing pains that came along with being 19.
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The paper wrote that the team offered to share advertising revenue but provide no other money, and came across as a little desperate as controversy over its obviously racist name was mounting:During negotiations at Redskins headquarters, Huawei representatives were upfront about the national-security baggage that came along with its name, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
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The crescent was an object of our Sailor Moon manga fantasies in the '90s, a source of inspiration for an ethereal accessories collection by Isabel Marant, and a dazzling nail art trend that populated our social feeds not long after Serre came along with her emblazoned balaclavas and jersey tops (good luck finding one that isn't sold out, by the way).
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To plate, Nguyen starts with a tangle of noodles, then sliced meat ("people can tear it if they want to"), then red onions, scallions, and herbs—Nguyen brought mint, culantro, and bright, citrusy rice paddy herb with her—and thickly sliced chiles, which came along with both a stern admonition and a terrible anecdote from Nguyen about the need to wash your hands after cutting chiles.
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After WWE Hall of Fame member Amy "Lita" Dumas revealed the brand new WWE Women's Championship belt in the ring, created to replace the increasingly unfortunate pink butterfly Diva's Championship belt that's been around since 2008 and the patronizing attitude toward female wrestlers that came along with that branding choice, Rowdy's name came up in a panel discussion about women's shifting role in the sports world.
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