"I don't care what it is …" They came around.
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As he came around, he looked down at his timepiece.
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A CPAC staffer later came around and confiscated the flags.
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Until the crew from Westeros came around, Osuna was struggling.
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"Thankfully, she eventually came around and called back," said Christensen.
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After the flight attendants came around offering drinks before takeoff ...
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All three players Verrett walked unintentionally came around to score.
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The consummate Williams run, though, came around the left end.
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Although Saint was hesitant at first, he later came around.
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I finally came around to exactly what they had done.
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You made an impact on everyone that you came around.
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However, when February came around Murphy was no longer alive.
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But then, the 2013 second generation trash can came around.
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Eventually, though, he said they came around to accept it.
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Unfortunately, those infield hits kind of came around and scored.
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And then, something amazing happened: His mom came around, too.
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Some ideas in the past came around that were discredited.
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I hammered the gas and it came around on me.
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As he came around the corner at the hospital, he
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No union officials came around, no contract negotiations were discussed.
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She really only came around entirely after I met Marilyn.
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In the end, though, most of the PUMAs came around.
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Sure enough, when Ramadan came around, it was an ordeal.
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Both father and son were reluctant, but Lumumba came around.
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The driver hopped out and came around his open door.
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Talbott initially resisted, but he and Clinton soon came around.
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After the meal, flight attendants came around offering everyone tea.
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The big day Pretty soon, her birthday came around: March 8.
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By the time the '00s came around, we'd gone too far.
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So I was really shocked at how quickly it came around.
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Bath time came around, and Thomas stripped off her baby's clothes.
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Bet ends on the "first brave," which came around 20163 minutes.
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Ultimately, Heller, Lee, Moran, and Capito came around to voting yes.
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I eventually came around, and I am so glad I did.
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I'm pretty sure that's when I came around with my mom.
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Prince also came around to the notion that he needed help.
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By the time The Chatroom came around, she had directed 20.
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It took about a year or so, but they came around.
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But eventually they came around to John McCain and Mitt Romney.
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"I came around to it after my initial pessimism," she said.
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The captain of the ship, surely smelling rot, eventually came around.
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Yet, when April came around, I once again didn't file taxes.
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Shortly after pushing back, flight attendants came around with the menus.
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A few minutes later, they came around with the drink cart.
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The Moors came around the year 600 and stayed until 750.
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After the meal, the flight attendants came around with more drinks.
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Chapman came around to score on Lucroy's infield single to second.
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Each time, she said, more of the original dissenters came around.
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But eventually I came around, and I'm really glad I did.
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The conversation with the deputies came around to informing Chris's mother.
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By the time graduation day came around, everything was going well.
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Flake came around when he was able to win two concessions.
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In Moriah's case, her family and now-husband eventually came around.
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I didn't really understand the concept of motherhood until he came around.
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I was someone who was really evasive when a camera came around.
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And this woman came around the corner and she said, 'Hey Tig.
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Eventually, someone came around and marked our hands to prevent queue jumpers.
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She slowly came around to the thought that positive values were real.
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" Cook thinks that when Giuliani came around, "That's when shit went south.
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The first seat of the night to flip came around 8 p.m.
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High school came around and the conversation shifted on a global scale.
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Jones came around to score on a pair of Junis wild pitches.
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That was until the final seconds came around and so did Toronto.
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However, it barely affected the company when its quarterly earnings came around.
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Even the toughest, convinced also by slowly rising polls, eventually came around.
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In those days cops came around for their bribes and nothing else.
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A few minutes after takeoff, flight attendants came around with hot towels.
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Six of the 10 Indians batters who walked came around to score.
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Six of the 103 Cleveland batters who walked came around to score.
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That is until the next train came around a few minutes later.
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Or at least they mostly got all this until Trump came around.
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Xbox hadn't hit yet, and halfway through that project, Xbox came around.
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"He was a Republican before Donald Trump came around," Mr. Edwards said.
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After he did some research, Mr. Cowan came around to the idea.
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He passed out free slices to street people who came around asking.
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The woman eventually came around, she said, thanks to a respectful fan.
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One kind woman came around to offer us locally grown cherry tomatoes.
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Democratic voters came around to Warren, then they seem to have faded.
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Flight attendants came around to offer up free earbuds for the plane.
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When Monday came around, roadway flooding prevented him from accessing his clinic.
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One story is that he came around at just the right time.
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That came around at a time when health care was actually quite cheap.
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It was deploying its own visual tricks long before Walt Disney came around.
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The top moment on the social media platform came around 9:30 p.m.
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I thought this was a summertime hobby that'd die once September came around.
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But much as they complained, Facebook's data logs suggested they came around quickly.
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Unfortunately, Detroit's offense never came around in an 8-1 loss to Minnesota.
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Luckily, she came around and befriended women, including some fellow actors on Mom.
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Frank came around to the format after feeling frustrated with traditional advice books.
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Mel C's just happy everyone finally came around to her way of thinking.
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Kathleen was alternately skeptical and encouraging, but came around to rally him on.
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Over the weekend, he came around by posting a video apology on YouTube.
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Taylor came around to score when shortstop Charlie Culberson threw away the relay.
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As they came around a corner, they spotted an Afghan Army armored vehicle.
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That attack came around the same time that WikiLeaks released the new emails.
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He reportedly came around to opposing the sit-in after meeting with the
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The usual stream of Guadagnino's friends came around, including the screenwriter Richard LaGravenese.
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Shapovalov said he was ready by the time the second set came around.
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It wasn't really that long after Casey came around that we met Caylee.
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Jim really wanted to try to do that and eventually he came around.
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But then, research scientist Janelle Shane came around, armed with her neural network.
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Shook: I've been wearing Vans in the kitchen long before these came around.
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By the time high school came around, though, Barkley was focused on football.
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The federal agents came around, asking his neighbors and co-workers about him.
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As the man came around the corner, Green said he heard two shots.
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I would usually rally by the time the next race weekend came around.
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Kerr always said his team would be ready when these playoffs came around.
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"He came around the corner, and his hands were bloody," Mr. Woodhead said.
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"I had barely looked at it until David Blight came around," he said.
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People kept having the idea for Facebook long before Facebook ever came around.
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But when the 2010 midterms came around, that bright horizon started to darken.
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For comparison, TaxAct was founded in 1998 and TaxSlayer came around in 1965.
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Abortion rights advocates welcomed the court's order, which came around 210:2000 p.m.
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Ramirez hit a leadoff double and came around to score on Alfaro's groundout.
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As I came around for my third lap, I noticed something unexpected: flashlights.
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Asha leaned backward as she came around and slid an arm behind Lynn's back.
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On top of that, Hermione and Fred used to date before Hiram came around.
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Made it on an audition for "Mad TV," remember when "Mad TV" came around?
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And when Mackenzie's birthday came around, Josh knew just how he wanted to celebrate.
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When the US election came around, Trump was the only candidate he considered supporting.
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A lot of men came around our daughter and wanted to take her away.
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It wasn't until college that I came around and started to truly love pink.
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Vibrators which came around in the 19th century, powered by hand cranks and water.
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In the end they came around, but that went on for a long time.
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"Think of where marketing was 16 years ago before Salesforce came around," he says.
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Archer walked three of the first four batters, and each came around to score.
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The three players who drew Verrett's four unintentional walks all came around to score.
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"I don't know but thank god it came around," Toronto manager John Gibbons said.
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Two winters ago, after my second daughter was born, it came around every night.
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Kennedy, who once seemed opposed to affirmative action, came around to it in Fisher.
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By the time the state convention came around, I thought, we'd be power brokers.
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And we went dormant to thinking about these things until it came around again.
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Before Breaking Bad came around, she says, 50 percent of her customers were locals.
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Some homeboys came around the corner and chased after him while I ran away.
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And in fact, when his turn as attacker came around again, he screwed up.
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By the time the reunion came around, I had always been close with Stone.
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But the bat never came around, and the Dodgers saw it before Jansen did.
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By the time Donald Trump came around in 2016, many rural voters were desperate.
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Eventually key state leaders came around and their effort seems to have paid off.
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And the internet came around right when my book "Shutterbabe" came out in 2000.
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" From BuzzFeed News: "The phone calls to Amy Nielsen came around two hours apart.
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Correa came around to score on a wild pitch to make it 215-183.
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Kendrick singled with two outs and came around to score on Victor Robles' hit.
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So when it came around, yeah, obviously, you draw a story from your story.
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The flight attendants came around offering warm bread rolls, which was a nice touch.
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And the evangelical voters indeed came around, a phenomenon on which we've lavished analysis.
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Until Cox and Trump came around, none of this activity was organized around politics.
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He did draw a walk in the first inning and came around to score.
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Before Mr. Brown came around, the tendency at Ailey was to punch out movement.
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Friday Hamels walked three batters and two of the three came around to score.
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When lunchtime came around—usually 2503:40am—I made myself pasta with red sauce.
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You thought Reservoir Dogs, I thought Backstreet Boys when they came around the corner.
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All my candidates were basically kaput by the time the Iowa caucuses came around.
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In the afternoon, some strangers came around and threw out insults, according to family members.
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But just like I learned to love whiskey, for good or ill, I came around.
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"When Halloween came around one year, I thought I'd take up the challenge," he said.
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By the time Tool came around, rock music had largely fallen into the latter camp.
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When they came around with foodstuffs, food items, and everything, mostly women cooked for them.
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The announcement that residents would lose power came around the anniversary of the Tubbs Fire.
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Wow. And we had our own bathroom, and a waiter came around to take orders.
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Barack Obama, Michelle praised Clinton for the way she came around to supporting her husband.
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His sons brought me flowers and then he came around the corner with a ring.
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By the time Batman Forever came around, rubber molding had become so much more advanced.
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Some new invention came around and all of sudden one sport became a new sport.
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Of course, racial discrimination existed in transportation services long before Uber and Lyft came around.
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Even her son, Josh, who took the news harder than anyone else, eventually came around.
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Some ardent Brexiteers, who would accept a no-deal withdrawal, came around to supporting Mrs.
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So when prom season came around, she had the perfect idea for a DIY dress.
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Not too long after taking off, flight attendants came around with food and beverage carts.
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Kennedy, not always a friend of abortion rights, came around to them in this case.
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Flores made it 2-0 when he came around to score on a throwing error.
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Then the Finals came around, and with Kevin Love already out, Kyrie went down, too.
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Weinstein eventually came around on Obama, and hosted multiple fundraisers for his 2012 reelection campaign.
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Mr. Washington came around adjusting our postures and assisting our twisted bodies into deep release.
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Kristi Noem vetoed hemp legislation last year (though she recently came around to the idea).
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There's a reason mobile gaming didn't take off in the U.S. until smartphones came around.
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He fell asleep, then woke back up when the staff came around at 4 a.m.
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After breaking off the engagement, she eventually came around and married Clark in October 1996.
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Her father, a retired homicide detective, was initially hesitant, she said, but eventually came around.
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John C. Carney Jr. The first word of the crisis came around 10:30 a.m.
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Even if Kelly came around to accepting Porter's resignation, why is he still working there?
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"When the Dutch came around, they killed a lot of artists and musicians," Rozali told me.
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Some colleagues came around to fill sandbags and put it around the house to any floodwaters.
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Bellinger doubled to open the third and came around on singles by Kemp and Joc Pederson.
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Some donors, like Vlock, never came around — and threatened to punish Republicans who enabled Trump's rise.
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So when Coachella came around I'm like okay, I know what this is about to be.
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But she eventually came around to seeing that it's a place full of inspiration and wonder.
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With Lindor on the move, Mercado singled in the hole and Lindor came around to score.
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Date night with Robert finally came around and I was practically bursting into flames with excitement.
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But Blaha noted that the backlash quickly faded as locals came around to the new name.
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Finally a play came around his end that proved too much for the 145-pound boy.
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Both came around to score as Contreras crushed a three-run homer to left-center field.
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I was always hugging and kissing him anyway when he came around, and I miss that.
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We knew something bad had happened; there was a dark energy that came around the house.
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And when picture day came around for her Kindergarten class, that was her dress of choice.
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The speedy Mercado came around to score on a throwing error by relief pitcher Gabriel Ynoa.
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He came around the corner and ended up shooting the officer about half a foot away.
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Before those donated bases came around, they just dropped extra gloves as markers on the field.
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Mike Huckabee issued a warning to the Republicans who never came around to back Donald Trump.
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Kendrys Morales singled with two out and came around to score on a double by Solarte.
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After all, when November of 2016 came around, he did what he likes best -- he won.
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Five of the walks came around to score and the errors led to four unearned runs.
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By the time 1992 came around, Smeal said, the movement had gotten stronger and more organized.
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Just at that point, the Terror Dog came around the corner and started growling at me.
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But then August came around and Bon Appetit declared us the best new restaurant in America.
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The letters came around the time of a call between Trump and al-Abadi on Feb.
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It was clinched after locals "came around to the idea," Mr. Pitsiorlas said in an interview.
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It came around there like a bullet, hit the flag and went right in the hole.
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"The police came around to arrest me and they took me to the station," he says.
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He persevered, treating her "like a princess," and after only a couple dates, she came around.
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I resisted big phones for years, and I reluctantly converted when the iPhone 6 came around.
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But when the '90s came around, it was vintage T-shirts and jeans all the way.
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Before Rohrbach came around, there was a language learning business in NYC called Sam Teaches French.
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Dixon rapped a two-out single and came around to score on Candelario's double to left.
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As we took our seats, flight attendants came around handing out Qantas' iconic business-class pajamas.
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As I was eating my main course, the cabin crew came around to offer fresh drinks.
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After some reticence because of fear the move could upset his clients, Van Wagenen came around.
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"She came around at the right time with the right tough love," he said by email.
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"I was anesthetizing dogs, cats, horses — whatever animals came around," Dr. Glen said in an interview.
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He came around once Trump was the de facto nominee, with plans to chair a fundraiser.
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Moshi, Tanzania — Every month when payday came around, Suzana Frederick purchased a packet of sanitary pads.
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So do any babies born into a community since the last time the vaccinators came around.
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Bystanders came around to stare at its smooth gray hide, bloodied nose and clouded-over eyes.
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My mother finally came around after five years into our relationship, but my father took longer.
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The class discussed the reasons for these patterns, and gradually came around to talking about sugar daddies.
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He eventually came around to it, and the five of them traveled to this new dimension together.
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Penny didn't want children, a decision that disappointed her husband who eventually came around to the idea.
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They would have preferred if he came around on pot much earlier, particularly during his first term.
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Even older people, he says, who didn't initially accept Johnson's bold brand of activism eventually came around.
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But I made my peace with it, and then the idea of Slowdive reforming came around again.
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Phil once thought Lugia was the coolest Gen-2 legendary but he came around to Suicune instead.
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Their goals conflicted and they were sharp with each other, but slowly came around on each other.
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So when that February tweet came around, the SEC flagged it as a violation of their agreement.
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I hated the Pebble's look at first, but eventually I came around to kind of dig it.
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When heavyset people came around sometimes, he would make comments to them like, 'You love your Snickers.
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Their breakup came around the same time as a different popular couple's: Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande.
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"By the time 'Batman Forever' came around, rubber molding had become so much more advanced," Schumacher explained.
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The 143 percent jump came around the time that the shutdown became the longest in U.S. history.
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Pollock eventually came around to score on a double by Matt Beaty for a 1-0 lead.
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We had no choice but to wait and see what would happen when July 222st came around.
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A few minutes after takeoff, our flight attendant came around to see if anyone wanted another drink.
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Cano came around to score the go-ahead run from third on a Nelson Cruz sacrifice fly.
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But the children in his group were delighted when volunteers came around distributing gigantic, fluffy teddy bears.
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The next time he came around, I turned in time to see what was on the paper.
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The first post was about Mr. Schumer, a Democrat from New York, and came around 1 a.m.
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The call that would put her in business with North Korea came around 2007, Cecylia Kowalska recalled.
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The staff told us they had to close at 6:30 because the police came around again.
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Some of Mr. Frühauf's regular customers found the idea strange at first, but they came around quickly.
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On Sunday, he walked in the first inning and came around to score the game's first run.
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Ms. Gellar came around and the episode earned an Emmy nomination in 2002 for outstanding musical direction.
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Fittingly, Trump's remarks Saturday on women supporting Kavanaugh came around the same time "SNL" aired this sketch.
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But L.S.U. Coach Ed Orgeron, who was an L.S.U. assistant at the time, came around too late.
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But when filing season came around, many taxpayers weren't pleased to be getting lower-than-average refunds.
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Her mother's farm didn't have electricity until 1964; running water came around 1985, when Sadigianis was 6.
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Polanco came around to score on a double by Jason Castro, his first RBI since May 2063.
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When ''Can't Nobody Hold Me Down'' and ''It's All About the Benjamins'' came around, I felt ready.
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Luplow's double into the right field corner plated Santana, who came around to score on Ramirez's single.
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"When the fatalities came around, it made people realize: 'Wow, video games can do anything,'" he says.
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He slowly came around and slowly found his niche with what he wanted to do with this team.
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But Obama eventually came around, convinced the mandate was crucial to creating a properly functioning health insurance market.
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Then, the pageant finally came around, and she walked away with the crown, never expecting what came next.
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So, when Thursday night's "The Winner Takes It All," came around, I began preemptively sobbing into my pasta.
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Chef Inoue came around to point out all of the different fugu action going on on the plate.
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Franchy Cordero drew a leadoff walk and came around on singles by Lopez and pinch hitter Chase Headley.
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Max Muncy then drew a two-out walk and came around on singles by Maeda and Chris Taylor.
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Initially wary, she gradually came around to the idea as running with the bulls was a family tradition.
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Peterson came around to score after Ruiz's single to left-center field to forge a tie at 1.
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The result is that Canada's Golden Boy was not so golden by the time the campaign came around.
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In the days leading up to her arrival, security came around with dogs to scope out the set.
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Santana's single to right field plated Lindor, and Kipnis came around to score on Carlos Gonzalez's sacrifice fly.
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"He came around in a car and asked me if I wanted to go to Europe," Sandhool said.
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Then, "Super Bowl Sunday" came around and proved no such obvious, over-the-top tragedy ended Jack's life.
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Franco blooped Robles' first pitch, a 225 mph fastball, into left field, and Bourjos came around to score.
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The Russia clash All this came around six months after Trump and Coats had publicly disagreed about Russia.
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By the time 2014-2015 came around, we were ready, whether the content rights were exclusive or not.
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After considerable internal debate, Exxon came around to admitting climate change was real under Tillerson's leadership in 2007.
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Once Union came around to the idea of surrogacy, though, she fully embraced her role in the process.
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"I came around the corner and noticed a little girl crying," Tafua told PEOPLE in a 2000 interview.
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Maybe you were completely loyal to him during the campaign; maybe you came around late in the game.
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A flight attendant came around with a warm towel and offered everyone slippers, which I took advantage of.
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When CDs came around in the 80s, it seemed like vinyl of all kinds was dead for good.
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Remember how buying, well, basically anything used to be a pain in the ass until Amazon came around?
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Roberts came around to score the tying run, sparking the Red Sox to a comeback and a title.
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She was collecting homework and came around to collect from a little boy who didn't have his homework.
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Martinez came around to score on Andrew Benintendi's two-out RBI single for a 3-1 Boston lead.
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The French Open came around in 26.8, and then Wimbledon in 22017, a change led by Venus Williams.
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They were upset at first, but both came around, Barbara said, when they saw their parents happier apart.
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But Kennedy's objections didn't last long — he quickly came around and announced he'd back the nominee in question.
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Mr. Grassley came around slowly to sentencing changes, but once he got on board, he has been committed.
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But though Charlie's parents were initially skeptical of her party request, they eventually came around to the idea.
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It's a good thing I finally came around, as crossword construction feels like a natural fit for me.
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Others came around the time of the Second World War, seeking refuge from the horrors of the Holocaust.
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Their best chance came around lunch when Education Secretary Betsy DeVos stopped by the hotel's restaurant, BLT Prime.
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The president came around to their position, announcing an increase in the U.S. footprint there earlier this week.
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Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear, another Sanders supporter, came around only after the second presidential debate last month.
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When reelection time came around in 2018, Sanford faced a far-right primary challenger in former US Rep.
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You know half of the rivers and streams that were contaminated when the EPA came around, remain contaminated.
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I had to be careful that the guards weren't watching me, since they came around every 15 minutes.
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Eventually they came around, and we're fine now, but they asked me to never bring it up again.
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It was a hit… until the next best thing came around and put the Columbia Pope out of business.
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Machado plated Rickard and came around to score when Trumbo's ground ball went off third baseman Eduardo Escobar's glove.
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But Francis apparently came around to their view after meeting earlier this year with Chilean victims of the Rev.
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When his hands began to get tired, Moses's friends came around him and held his arms up for him.
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Even the husband came around and now falls asleep each night with his "microbeast" nestled firmly against his side.
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How mad would you be when Nuke Day came around and your team chickened out and didn't do it?
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Coincidentally, the reemerging threat of space war came around the time the Air Force also asked for more money.
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But over the past few years, it came around to a different interpretation of what qualifies as sex discrimination.
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As officers tended to the bitten deputy, the pit bull came around again from the back of the house.
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Brian Sandoval, a prominent Latino GOP officeholder who had been highly critical of Trump, came around earlier this month.
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Here are some of the rival apps that have come — and in some cases, gone — since Slack came around.
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Like that jolly old man from the North Pole, Jeff Bezos came around this past holiday season bearing gifts.
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She pulled out the metal ramp and greeted Emily as she came around the passenger side of the truck.
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Word came around 7 pm that House Republicans were postponing their ballyhooed Wednesday rollout of the tax reform bill.
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By the time Breaking Dawn: Part 2 came around in 2012, it had more than doubled, to $120 million.
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Adam Frazier walked to start the game and came around to score on Bell's bloop double to left field.
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So when the next wave of retaliatory violence came around, the city was already caught in an unmanageable situation.
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It caused a little bit of a riff in our relationship, but in a couple months he came around.
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"I could be carrying a small child, and if a bee came around, that baby's getting dropped," she said.
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Others came around to supporting her in the second vote (eg, Ben Bradley) or the third (eg, Boris Johnson).
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"I could be carrying a small child, and if a bee came around, that baby's getting dropped," she admitted.
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Her exodus to New York came around 2010, at a time when most of her friends were also moving.
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Remember last year, when the third season came around, and you stopped watching about four episodes from the end?
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George Springer, Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman opened the frame with consecutive singles, and each came around to score.
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The detentions came around a protest to demand that opposition members be allowed to run in a local election.
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That rating came around the time Trump was facing criticism for his handling of hurricane relief in Puerto Rico.
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By the time Making a Murderer came around, it really looked like the genre had made a huge comeback.
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Subsequently, police came around to share that view: Not only were the Shermans murdered, Gomes told reporters Jan. 26.
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So when a job came around that allowed Wassenaar to continue on that path, it came as no surprise.
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Nevertheless, my $19 per month renters insurance brings me peace of mind and I'm glad I finally came around.
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It didn't matter, because when I came around the bend the path was empty, the trees black and bare.
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However, when Warne's visit came around, she had what she described as "the worst dining experience" she's ever had.
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After the towel, flight attendants came around offering a cheese plate and a port wine to pair with it.
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Marte singled with two out in the sixth and came around on Escobar's double into the left field corner.
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Leadoff batter Realmuto doubled down the third base line and came around to score on a groundout by Castro.
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Rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. doubled with one out and came around to score on a double by Danny Jansen.
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He wasn't keen on casting Rachel for the starring role in the play at first, but he came around.
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George Washington came around these parts, and now I'm eating $16 fish and chips on the same hallowed ground.
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On Thursday, though, Germany, France and the United States came around to issuing a joint statement condemning the poisoning.
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The information came around the same time news broke that an opposition lawmaker, T. J. Kajwang, had been arrested.
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When Friday came around, Puerto Ricans still didn't know who would replace Rosselló when he left the governor's mansion.
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And at least Obama came around, albeit much too late, to seeing Russia as the enemy that it is.
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I had the light and was starting to cross when a cab came around the corner and hit me.
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So I'd want to photograph that, and keep photographing as we came around and as the Earth rose again.
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Mr. Knottingham said he got involved in things early in order to be ready when lounge approval came around.
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When the yoga instructor came around and began pushing people's bodies lower, that's when a problem arose for Mazza.
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When coffee and tea service came around, I noticed that even the sugar packets had Sanrio characters on them.
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It took five or six holes to find it but once I found my feet it came around quickly.
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With tests and temporary closures of limited portions of the road, however, its citizens and shopkeepers slowly came around.
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Lindor then threw wildly to first, and two runs came around to score and put Texas up 4-2.
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The memo came around the same time another, smaller migrant caravan was moving toward the US through Central America.
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DACA came around 2012, and it wasn't so much that it was all peace and tranquillity in my circles.
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DACA came around 2012, and it wasn't so much that it was all peace and tranquillity in my circles.
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Shortly after take-off, a flight attendant came around to offer up newspapers in a variety of different languages.
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Whenever the school show came around, he loved playing in it — "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" one year, "Hairspray" the next.
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Ultimately, he came around to the idea after being pressed by Mr. Johnson and others on the City Council.
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In 2013, when they both lived in New York and reconnected, she came around to his point of view.
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Birch finally came around to Figueroa's thinking in April 22012 after further research and a newfound understanding of Oakland.
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Two innings later, Cain came around from second base to score on a throwing error by Seattle shortstop Ketel Marte.
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Jose Pirela led off with a double and came around on two deep flies to center, the second by Renfroe.
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The revelation—which came around 90 minutes into the soiree—was that I'd gamely stumbled into my own personal hell.
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By the time their fifth and last album, 10,000 Days came around, the band were practicing an entirely vulnerable softness.
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After most passengers were boarded, the dedicated first-class flight attendant came around to take orders for pre-departure drinks.
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But when those elections came around, the Brotherhood contested most of the seats, winning nearly half and also the presidency.
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But even Mr Obama came around, using his state of the union address in 2015 to urge a congressional vote.
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When Jenni came home and saw they were getting along, she was furious at first — but eventually came around herself.
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At 3 PM Thursday afternoon, the trade deadline came around, and for the second straight year, the Celtics did nothing.
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Ramirez came around to score following a four-pitch walk from reliever Matt Magill and an RBI single by Naquin.
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Hatch eventually came around, however, and joined the cast of the new show as Tom Zarek, a terrorist-turned-politician.
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I arrived in New Zealand with $5,000My mother said I was throwing away my college degree (she later came around).
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Stuff got real interesting when [the IoT malware] Mirai came around though, and people started to really notice the problem.
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Growth finally started to peak, though, as 250 came around, and by early the following year, the expansion was over.
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Hypertension was one of his later records, so it came around the time he started going really hard with synthesizers.
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Eugenio Suarez scored the game's lone run when he tripled and came around on Adam Duvall's groundout in the fourth.
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She then left in a hurry, came around the back, and watched from the kitchen as her bad date left.
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These days, both of them were too busy when the market came around; Kylee hustling bronze and Vyvian hustling secrets.
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Clinton by 22 percentage points in the February primary, and he came around grudgingly to supporting her, the advisers said.
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By the time noon came around, my scalp was so hot that I could have fried an egg on it.
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That is, until fashion came around and monopolized the social media app as a destination for #OOTDs, #shoefies, and #evachenposes.
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My turn to hit the lab came around, and I started messing with weird timings using the new Tag system.
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Midway through, he really came around, and I was able to get my monologue out, and get my message out.
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When senior year came around and I didn't get into Columbia, I felt like my whole world had fallen apart.
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When the day of his passing came around, they were the first ones there to visit me at the hospital.
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"He was super excited to go, but when the bus came around corner, he was really quiet," Amy told CNN.
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But the pharmaceutical industry, after fighting the measure for years, came around to supporting it, easing the way for passage.
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Before takeoff, a flight attendant came around offering water or sparkling wine — and it was served in a real glass!
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"Then the morning came around, and I was the only one there and everyone was expecting breakfast," Satchel told KBMT.
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"He was super excited to go, but when the bus came around corner he was really quiet," she told CNN.
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And then of course I know, if the right material came around, I would do it again in a heartbeat.
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That was pretty much the extent of my ice skating knowledge until the movie came around and I started training.
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The real push for the presidency to be more democratic — more responsive — came around the turn of the 20th century.
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That Democrats largely came around to this "new" position last year puts it on the express track to party consensus.
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They came around and said everyone needs to eat more fresh produce and should know where their food comes from.
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" By the time Ons vrije fatum came around, the focus was on the "individual in relation with those around him.
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When DACA came around, I went back to school and I did my master's in engineering at California State University-Fullerton.
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Twelve other states followed California's lead and after an unsuccessful suit to stop the stricter standards, the auto industry came around.
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Whit Merrifield led off with a double and came around to score on Stroman's throwing error on Nicky Lopez's infield single.
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Then we came around the corner, and sitting in the valley in the sunset was a hulking, rusted-out metal ship.
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Freshly promoted from Triple-A, the 22-year-old shortstop doubled in his first at-bat and came around to score.
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There's a nifty hook for your coat (although the flight attendants came around and offered to put jackets in a closet) ...
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"I was and still am an avid gamer, and when Minecraft came around, I saw potential in it for classroom use".
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Then when transistors came in, I taught myself transistor logic, then when integrated circuit logic came around, I taught myself that.
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By the time Sunday's game against the Pacers came around, the swelling that time brings had done the eye no favors.
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Schaller opened the scoring 4:52 into the game as he came around the net and tucked a shot behind Khudobin.
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But Trump's supporters in Congress, many of whom only slowly came around to supporting him, cautioned against those personal attacks Thursday.
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"Clearly Apple saw the handwriting on the wall, because they came around and did a deal with Qualcomm," this person said.
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You see, last time the census came around Down Under, in 2011, some 0003,390 people proudly marked their religion as Jedi.
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I only point that out to say that he wasn't one of these A+ players by the time Uber came around.
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While it wasn't the original idea Hatch had pitched, he came around after hearing more about it from screenwriter Ron Moore.
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Worth noting: Look how many Republicans came around to the president's way of thinking on Russia, and more recently Roy Moore.
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In the final game, he sliced a double to left in the eighth and came around to score the tying run.
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But the Saturday shootings of Barbara Mitchell, 55, Brenda May, 53, and Tocarra May, 35, which came around 11:40 p.m.
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It's no secret that many senior party officials came around slowly to the prospect of Donald Trump becoming their standard-bearer.
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Eventually he kind of came around to the fact that it was education loans, but it was a really uncomfortable situation.
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"At that point, my mother came around to realizing that Lionel was a significant part of my life," Dr. Koppuzha said.
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And he came around and it shocked me because I thought in the meeting, I thought he was going to disagree.
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The flight attendant came around to each person, introduced himself, welcomed us by name, and took orders for our dinner entree.
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When college day came around, the student, who hasn't been named, donned an orange T-shirt with a handmade UT sign.
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One spike came around the same time as some of the earliest evidence of ocean tides — about 3.2 billion years ago.
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Rep. Norma Torres of California told the Washington Post that she came around to supporting impeachment after reading the Mueller report.
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Shaw's single plated Santana, and Braun came around to score after center fielder Byron Buxton overran the ball for another error.
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Descalso drew a leadoff walk from Padres starter Brett Kennedy and came around on singles by Ketel Marte and Jeff Mathis.
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Fans came around, too: The first installment of The Hunger Games grossed a total of $22018 million at the box office.
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That is, until 2007's Crackdown came around and offering a colorful, bustling city to jump and boost and hover through.
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" By the time the encore came around, the entire audience was on its feet, clapping and singing "We Want the Funk!
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Some of the artists that came around we didn't like, me and Wayne used to take their bags and hide 'em.
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"When the game that mattered most came around and we got opportunities, we made the most out of it," Harris said.
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But as the '80s came around, people began to yearn for more convenient options that were easier to prepare and eat.
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In time, the folks came around, helping him get into the Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities in nearby Greenville.
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Chief Etheridge said less than 10 minutes elapsed between the 911 call about Ms. Bishara, which came around 4:25 p.m.
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But when the so-called Black committeemen came around election time, we'd all line up and vote the straight Democratic ticket.
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So when the 2016 fall season came around, he and Ms. Boylston had been rehearsing together for only a few weeks.
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The CIA was hesitant at first to share details about the Russian covert source, but eventually came around, the Times reported.
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By the time the commission eventually came around to it, time had run out for the opposition to make its case.
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Her biggest challenge came around 2015, where Merkel welcomed about 1 million refugees from Syria and the Middle East to Germany.
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Every morning, usually while I was at breakfast, they came around to change the sheets and put all the beds away.
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But soon after the final alignment vote, which came around an hour into the process, it appeared there was an issue.
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The film's other stars, including Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, came around to say hello to their director, Rian Johnson.
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When the 2014 draft came around, Freeland hoped the Rockies would draft him with their top pick, No. 8 over all.
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The Mercers, who never opposed Cruz and resolutely backed Bannon as being fair to the senator, eventually came around to Trump.
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She says when Trump came around to introduce himself, he grabbed her and tried to kiss her on the lips twice.
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So even though he had won the majority of primaries, when the convention came around, the party rallied around Illinois Gov.
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Plant and animal species are going extinct at about 1,000 to 10,000 times the rate they did before humans came around.
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Scott's foul moods infected her good ones, and when he finally came around, she was fast appalled by his greedy touch.
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Eventually, we came around to my problem, which, of course, had echoes of former problems of mine with which he was familiar.
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Date night came around, I promptly arrived at his office at 6:30 PM, and called to say I was out front.
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"By the time home video and eventually DVD came around, you felt like a king," says Bordwell of the rise of VHS.
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Though they're now the building's signature flourish, they were not something Jobs originally wanted, even though he eventually came around to them.
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By the time 2009's This Is Us came around, the group's longtime producer Max Martin had moved on to new clients.
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When Instagram came around I would post photos and selfies with my girlfriends and people started hiring me to do freelance work.
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" Added the "Oliver Twist" singer, "Thanks to all who came around to Celebrate with the young Prince 👑, God bless you all.
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Eventually, she says, her mother came around to Yashere's on-stage appearances when it brought her to the revered Jonathon Ross Show.
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Trump's meeting with Kim came around a week after Chinese President Xi Jinping met Kim himself during a state visit to Pyongyang.
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" Her family came around by the time Paige made her WWE debut in 2014, which she calls a "surreal moment for me.
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I came around -- I am not the only one, but I think my approach and my style is a little bit different.
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Fortunately, this is a line of thinking De Niro (and presumably his colleagues at the Tribeca Film Festival) ultimately came around to.
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Instead, Gutierrez let Nyquist have his head as they came around the far turn and asked for another gear into the stretch.
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As the plane's 100 passengers were boarding, the flight attendant in the first-class cabin came around and offered drinks before departure.
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The Agatha Christie-inspired film is something Johnson wanted to make since his 2012 film "Looper," but then "Star Wars" came around.
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By the time the 2012 presidential election came around, with Mr. Romney as the candidate, 90 percent of Utah's Mormons voted Republican.
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Had that not taken off, it's reasonable to wonder if the series would have been left behind when PlayStation 4 came around.
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The social media purge came around the same time that Cyrus took a big step in her current relationship with Cody Simpson.
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He backed Mr. Kasich in the primary, but came around to Mr. Trump after the Ohio governor dropped out of the race.
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In "Showman" he comes to feel a grudging respect for Barnum, and upon a second viewing I too came around — a little.
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Later the chef — she of the miniature burlap sack of bread — came around and introduced herself to guests, in the American fashion.
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When Khadija first came around, she stuttered, sat in the back of the room and never talked about herself, Ms. Afkir said.
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In Canada, the family of three spent time with Meghan's mother Doria Ragland and other friends who came around with season's greetings.
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Aung's family came around to both her identity and her relationship, recently calling her home for a reunion and welcoming her husband.
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"She came around, and she told me she was 17," Ojeda said, his voice quivering with emotion as he wiped away tears.
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In addition to blogging, Coveteur worked on creating branded and native content for big brands a few years before Instagram came around.
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NextEra Energy came around last year and encountered similar troubles, mainly because regulators wanted extra safeguards that NextEra was unwilling to employ.
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They had to rip out carpet and drywall themselves, and then hire a crew out-of-pocket before any insurance adjustor came around.
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Revere led off the Nationals' seven-run third inning and came around to score before capping the outburst with a two-run triple.
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That might not be good enough for you-- PAYNE: I&aposm glad that they&aposre finally came around to getting their plan together.
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She said she lost consciousness and when she came around some time later, the president made her get her out of the building.
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I didn't expect Falun yet, so I jumped when warm hands came around my waist, soft and dry and hot against my skin.
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When the time came around mile 8, she pulled it out and kept going, and the race photographer happened to snap a photo.
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Once YouTube proved that there was a big audience for online video and it was doable, I think Funny or Die came around.
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Debates Stephanopoulos asked Trump how it was that several Republican senators who were initially skeptical of Trump eventually came around to support him.
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As soon as my first free period came around, I took the counselor a copy of the story and spoke of my concerns.
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For years as the Obama administration honed the rules, every July 1 that came around marked a new threat to for-profit schools.
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Flight attendants soon came around for the drink and snack service, which consisted of a complimentary soft drink and a delicious Biscoff cookie.
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The teacher then came around and pushed everyone down lower... I thought oh good, gonna get a nice crack in my back again.
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Joey Ramone came around with his mother — "she was just the nicest" — looking for pants to fit his willowy 6-foot-5 frame.
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But when the day came around — after President Donald Trump was added to the speaker lineup at the last minute — Lipinski didn't show.
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But when reshoots for Justice League came around, he couldn't just shave the thing off, so it had to be digitally edited out.
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He singled in his first at-bat, stole second base and came around to score Seattle's lone run on a Aoki RBI single.
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Second, when elections came around, these organizations and their affiliated grassroots groups got out the vote and reminded voters about perceived liberal threats.
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Cervical cancer was once a leading cause of death among American women, but the death rate dropped when the Pap test came around.
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Many veterans of the Obama-era debt ceiling wars came around to the conclusion that the statutory debt ceiling should simply be abolished.
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By the time Bill Clinton came around, the average had ballooned up to an hour -- and Clinton's all went much longer than that.
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It took a couple weeks to dissuade him from the idea of holding the talks there, but eventually he came around to Singapore.
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Speedo's LZR Racer was introduced in February that year and by the time the Games came around, 38 world records had been smashed.
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But by the time Find Me, I'm Yours and Waiting at Hayden's came around, they were greeted with barely more than a shrug.
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Simon Pegg: I was round at Jess's house writing, and Edgar [Wright] came around after he'd read a draft of the first episode.
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After lunch (or dinner — my internal clock was pretty confused at this point), the flight crew came around with a basket of chocolates.
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Those voters are Trump's base — the "moderates" he was winning over in early GOP primaries months before the party's conservative wing came around.
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"I would love to be a head coach if the right opportunity came around, sure, but that's not what motivates me," he said.
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Now, my first answer was ten crocodiles and five gorillas, but I came around on the eagles for one very important reason: sight.
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"Senate Republicans knew that opposing such a popular program would hurt them big-time on election day, and they came around," he said.
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Parks Department employees "came around on their motor scooters and made us take it down and threatened to call the cops," he said.
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When the next presidential impeachment trial came around 131 years later, Chief Justice William Rehnquist's main objective was to stay out the way.
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When the most recent rights auction came around this year, they paid less for their new packages, against expectations of a further hike.
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We came around a sharp turn and found ourselves face to face with a moose and her calf, drinking at the water's edge.
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By the time the Grammys came around — with Lizzo as a top contender — the controversy around the song was barely being talked about.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May finally came around to in a speech Sunday, the U.K. has tolerated Islamic extremism for far too long.
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We saw exactly three fish, and I am pretty sure the yellow one felt so sorry for us that he came around twice.
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When the day of the performance finally came around, it appeared that word had gotten out that Michael Jackson was planning to attend.
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He encouraged me to try levels that he had beaten or created, and eventually I came around to getting the game for myself.
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But the House unexpectedly came around to the AHCA on May 4, and there's a real chance the Senate will come around too.
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Even though Sophie was initially incensed about being locked out of Snapchat after an hour, she eventually came around to enjoying the limit.
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But attempt two came around quickly, and he straight up Steve Austine-d me over his shoulder and onto the floor collarbone first.
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"I did in some way think of Suspiria specifically when it came around to making the Beyond The Black Rainbow album," he says.
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And is that something you knew from the get-go, or you came around to that idea, or they're trained on that idea?
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And then when the Affordable Care Act came around, I immediately signed on, and almost the first thing I did was get a colonoscopy.
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But when the 2012 London Olympics came around 20 years later, Reid was a champion, racing past 250 fellow competitors to secure the gold.
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"I guess this group just came around with flyers and she decided to join," says her father, Lyle Strom, a senior U.S. district judge.
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Cruz finally came around to make that endorsement in September 2016, and the two have worked together on Republican legislation since Trump took office.
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By the time Age of Extinction came around, I was practically yelling at audiences for buying tickets and perpetuating this cycle of cinematic sadism.
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The directors don't seem much concerned with the institutions that came around to supporting him, though curator Paul Schimmel and Gagosian do speak briefly.
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Famously, as the astronauts came around the far side of the Moon, they caught a glimpse of the Earth rising over the lunar horizon.
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Photo: erhui1979/Getty Images Photo: erhui1979/Getty Images The first tipping point came around 2016 as all new services were configured for the cloud.
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The Rangers got even in the third when Rougned Odor drew a two-out walk and came around on a double by Elvis Andrus.
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"I Came Around" is a song about looking past someone's faults at their funeral and, of course, raising a glass to the old bastard.
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But when Sunday came around, a new line-up didn't include the R&B singer's name, and he was no where to be found.
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So when Season 4 finally came around, it was both surprising and anticlimactic to see that it... barely seemed to affect him at all.
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But he was long gone by the time the open-top bus tours came around, mired in another doomed loan spell back in Egypt.
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Still, it reveals how quickly Trump, who ran on the promise of being a different sort of Republican, came around to his party's orthodoxy.
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Ryan Goins drew a one-out walk and came around on a triple to center by Sanchez, who then scored on Engel's infield single.
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At one point, I came around the corner to see a few members of my party gathered around a Chinese guy from our group.
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The alleged attack came around the 10th anniversary of the Stuxnet cyberattack by American and Israeli intelligence against Iran's Nantanz nuclear facilities in 2009.
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But by the time the mid-70s came around you had sounds like Jah Shabba and Fatman who were absolutely killing you with volume.
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Those would be obvious candidates for an acquisition for Zeta, though Steinberg didn't rule out an acqui-hire if the right company came around.
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By the time Iron Fist came around, it needed to be massaged and finessed to fit the missing pieces of this almost-assembled puzzle.
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Allen then hit Muncy with a pitch, and the infielder came around on an infield hit, an error and a sacrifice fly by Taylor.
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LENKISEM, Kenya — The first time cutting season came around, Nice Leng'ete and her older sister ran away and hid all night in a tree.
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Mr. Deacon told The Courier Journal of Louisville that the gunman had a "blank stare" on his face as he came around the corner.
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The Dodgers scored a second unearned run in the inning when Martin came around on singles by Will Smith and A.J. Pollock against Yates.
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"When the shooter came around the corner and shot him, he slipped and fell and went to the ground," Austin said of the bouncer.
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While Josh Allen was terrible in the first half, he came around before sustaining a concussion on a completely unnecessary helmet-to-helmet hit.
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"He came in and came around," an employee who gave only his first name, Onur, said, recalling the robbery and pointing to the register.
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We studied it for a term, during which the school's inspector came around and was treated to the duel scene where Mercutio is killed.
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News of the arrest of a man who filmed the first missile video came around the same time the video Javad uploaded went viral.
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The kidnapping of the hunters, in December 2015, came around the time of two other abductions involving citizens of Turkey and the United States.
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When I came around, I was surrounded by other professionals and I thought basketball was going to be everything to them and it wasn't.
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And while many groups opposing abortion were vehemently opposed to Mr. Trump during the Republican primaries last year, almost all of them came around.
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Something similar happened to the pop stars who once hesitated to call themselves feminists — they came around to feminism by redefining feminism around themselves.
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Op-Ed Contributors If 20 fire marshals came around and told us our houses were about to burn down, we'd buy some fire insurance.
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A couple of years later, when his birthday came around again, he said he wasn't feeling too well, so I went to his house.
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As his boat came around a corner last August, Paul Nicklen spotted what at first looked like a white blanket draped over a rock.
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While some fans found Cersei's end rather anti-climactic, Lena Headey, who plays the character, told Entertainment Weekly that she came around to the idea.
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Descalso singled to left-center field in the next at-bat, and Heyward came around from second base to score on a head-first slide.
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Sally had said that she and a nun came around the back of the orphanage and were looking toward the rear of the big building.
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The snack tray only came around once so this was the entirety of the service on the flight, a value of probably less than $5.
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Given that 9 out of 10 Democratic voters support the impeachment inquiry, most of the representatives on the fence eventually came around to support impeachment.
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Last year, at a Q&A event to promote his latest book, the conversation came around to the dearth of women and minorities in science.
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Second, AT&T probably only came around to the idea of offering the iPhone because it signed a five-year iPhone exclusivity deal with Apple.
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So this local community center where I took fencing lessons, this brilliant UK casting director Shaheen Baig, she came around, and she saw me there.
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At least Mellie came around to see that Olivia was right about making sacrifices in order to be elected president, because Olivia was spot on.
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"Some of these big Republican donors who came around and donated to his campaign in the general election are expressing interest in jobs, " Pace explains.
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The Wall Street Journal broke the story earlier this week of the cash delivery, which came around the time that Iran released four American prisoners.
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The right-hander cruised into the fifth inning before Jose Peraza singled and came around to score on Josh VanMeter's RBI double to left field.
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Robinson Chirinos made it a one-run game with an RBI double and came around to score on a wild pitch to tie the game.
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It was so loud that when it went off that the whole neighborhood came around, and my sister and mother came rushing to the backyard.
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Colorado took a 1-0 lead in the third when Anderson drew a walk and came around on singles by Charlie Blackmon and Nolan Arenado.
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After the initial qualms about an unfit and extremist candidate, most Republican lawmakers came around to Trump, showing that partisan affiliation outweighed all other considerations.
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The campaign came around the same time as Strait's announcement that he was retiring from full-time touring, which gave the effort a valedictory aura.
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Girardi used two pinch-runners — Torreyes in the 11th and Austin Romine for Alex Rodriguez — and both came around on two-out extra-base hits.
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"But she came around that corner, and we found out we had so much in common, and we were like two peas in a pod."
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"It was an eye-opening experience for him, especially when football season came around and he was watching his teammates," said Kim Schubert, his mother.
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The ban on motorized vehicles on the island came around the 1900s when it was becoming a tourist destination, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune.
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A few hours in, the flight attendants came around with warm chocolate chip cookies, a staple of Delta One flights between the US and Europe.
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So when the draft came around, Perry was still in Sacramento, presiding over what is considered to be a very strong class for the Kings.
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But she, like most of her party, came around by the general election and even scored Trump's endorsement in her successful 2018 run for governor.
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Employing a languorous speaking style, Clark eventually came around to voicing his differences with the measure that had been brought to the floor by Rep.
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Sanders called for revolution and correctly emphasized that many trade and foreign-policy positions that other Democrats came around to he embraced from the start.
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But as it grew in power — and came around to backing the Jewish state — Israel was becoming more receptive to accepting the Freedom Party's courtship.
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Ms. McLymore, a recent N.Y.U. graduate, would usually be juggling classes and settling into new living spaces when her birthday in mid-September came around.
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The Times report came around the same time Monday afternoon that CNN reported the government wiretapped Manafort's phone during and after the 2016 presidential election.
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By the time Black Friday actually came around, I was often so mentally and physically exhausted, that I didn't have much energy left in me.
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I was a Catholic, so when Christmas came around I was surprised that we decorated a tall Christmas tree in the grand hallway with dreidels.
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So by the time the Guardian column came around, I thought, OK, I've been through some stuff, I might have an interesting point of view.
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Luis Urias was hit by a Yimi Garcia pitch with two out and came around on singles by pinch hitter Seth Mejias-Brean and Garcia.
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And a president who actually came around on the issue of white nationalism would, indeed, be preferable to one who stubbornly stuck to his guns.
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Well, I came around the corner, and he was standing up longways along with the celery, and he saw me, and he kept hiding his head.
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Mookie Betts drove the runner home with a double high off the Green Monster in left-center and came around to score on Martinez's third hit.
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They told us to get a MySpace back in the day, and when Twitter came around we jumped on it and started being funny with it.
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Seriously, what did we do before the longest-wearing, lowest-maintenance lip-color product came around — lasting through everything from coffee sips to make-out sessions?
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The impeachment process involving President Nixon began as a largely partisan effort, but eventually members of the President's own party came around, resulting in his resignation.
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She blew up after just a couple of albums ... working alongside Jay-Z and mega-producer L.A. Reid when her third album came around in 2005.
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When my birthday came around again this year, I took a different approach and zeroed in on the restaurants and retailers that offered the best deals.
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That was right about the time that a new batch of opportunists came around, offering to solve the latest problem facing distressed homeowners on Woodbine Street.
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When the administration finally came around to listening to Natalie, the two came up with a few ideas for the school to help keep students safe.
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So when our next office refurb came around, we found the perfect space, at the far end of our top floor, away from hustle and bustle.
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The Padres took a 1-0 lead in the first as Wil Myers singled with two outs and came around on a double by Eric Hosmer.
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By the time the final round came around it was Ferguson who poured on the pressure to secure the nod over the final valuable five minutes.
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When the bill came around, we agreed it would be easiest for one person to put down a card and for everyone else to Venmo them.
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Data from FlightRadar22004 shows the first sign of something amiss came around two minutes into the flight, when the plane had reached 282,225 feet (397 m).
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"By the time my twin brother and I came around I think my parents' marriage, it had a lot of strain," she says in the video.
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Even Mr. Ryan came around, announcing last week that he would support Mr. Trump — just as Mr. Trump, it turned out, was unloading on Judge Curiel.
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Jet only learned who his opponent was the night before the competition, so when fight day finally came around he barely had time to process everything.
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A day later, he swung by my desk and told me we could head over that evening; 6 PM came around, and we made our way.
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The satellite's landing came around the same time local authorities closed a portion of a nearby road to remove the large, deflated balloon from power lines.
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"Once the pills came around Staten Island, it just, it exploded," said Kevin Oshea, 33, a recovering addict from Annadale, Staten Island, in treatment at Camelot.
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Polanco came around to score the Pirates' first run of the game on a Starling Marte triple, although by that time, Pittsburgh was trailing 5-1.
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Once the employee came around to Boeing's way of thinking, the email was forwarded to colleagues at Boeing to boast the achievement, according the the documents.
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But Gsellman issued a one-out walk to Goldschmidt, who then came around to score the tying run on a two-out double by Yasmany Tomas.
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As I jotted these details down, David Hogg came around the pool table with his cue, glanced at my notebook and gave me a strange look.
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As we reported ... Tate's sister was PISSED Leo and Brad accepted the starring roles but she came around after visiting the set and jawboning with Tarantino.
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Mo Brooks of Alabama said in a separate interview with CNN that at a certain point, the shooter came around the third base dugout towards home plate.
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Descalso singled to open the sixth and came around on three walks — the final one delivered by reliever Trey Wingenter — to up Arizona's lead to 5-3.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, the second-ranking Senate Democrat, said Republicans came around to new funding after realizing how serious the spread of the virus could be.
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But of course my favorite pages were the Disney movies (which I couldn't see in Turkey, as they rarely came around and this was pre-VHS). pic.twitter.
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My friend who was driving the boat came around to pick me up, signaling for me to get back in once he'd put the boat in neutral.
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Lady Bird was a particular surprise since the most intense 2018 Oscar speculation came around the two first-time feature directors nominated in various categories this year.
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And by the time Street Fighter IV came around, that was another reset—the first time we'd returned to a true Street Fighter game after many years.
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Think about it: Before Instagram came around, if you mentioned the word "filter," you probably thought of the thin paper sheet you put in your coffee machine.
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He walked one, hit two — both came around to score — and struck out 10, marking the 10th time in his past 13 starts with double-digit strikeouts.
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John Kasich and never came around to Donald Trump -- actively fighting to stop Trump's nomination as the party's presidential nominee at the Republican National Convention this summer.
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The news came around the same time that burger chain Carl's Jr. announced it would start selling a plant-based Beyond Meat burger at its 1,100 locations.
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But by the time the Act I finale of "La Vie Bohème" came around, the cast was so excited, they broke out into Marlies Yearby's iconic choreography.
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Encarnacion made it to second on the bad throw, and he came around to score on Michael Saunders' single with one out for a 2-0 lead.
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Mark Sanford is a member of the Freedom Caucus, and came around to supporting the bill even while acknowledging it still left parts of Obamacare in place.
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The Taliban statement came around two weeks after Pakistani troops rescued Canadian Joshua Boyle and his American wife Caitlan Coleman from an area near the Afghan border.
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The League's Salvini and Five Star's Di Maio also came around to a partial compromise on the issue of who should head the new Italian government, i.e.
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The leadership crisis came around the same time New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) announced an investigation into the NRA's tax-exempt status over the weekend.
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Bolt separated himself from the pack as he came around the turn, unspooling his long legs on the track, which had a slight sheen from the rain.
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When the big day came around, the student, who is not named in the now-viral post, was bullied during lunchtime over the design, his teacher wrote.
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Mr. Galarza's death came around two weeks after a schizophrenic woman in the Bronx, Deborah Danner, died after being shot by a police sergeant in her apartment.
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Betts stole second and then came around easily to score on a single to Andrew Benintendi in which Benintendi advanced to second on Yasiel Puig's throw home.
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Acuna, who went 1-for-23 with a walk, ended an 0-for-15 streak with a leadoff triple and came around to score the first run.
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Acuna, who went 1-for-4 with a walk, ended an 0-for-15 streak with a leadoff triple and came around to score the first run.
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Positioning himself atop a stepladder, high above the elite women and men as they came around a bend, he served Bloody Marys to guests from all over.
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They'd be laid out in the parlor when they died, which the Ladies' Home Journal advocated changing to the 'living room' when the funeral parlor came around.
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Once the Communist Party came around to admitting there was an outbreak of a novel coronavirus in Wuhan, it mobilized the state apparatus to stanch the bleeding.
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In the weeks before the final ascent, Chin told me, he came around to believing that Honnold was ready and gave an explanation along the same lines.
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The tweet came around same time Trump's defense team made its case rebutting allegations that the president committed impeachable offenses during the Senate impeachment trial Saturday morning.
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The recommendations came "around the launch when we were getting a ton of incoming resumes," Meagher wrote in a text message, confirming a report by Bloomberg News.
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It came around very reluctantly to the idea that it is dependent on private industry for the defense of the country and the projection of American power.
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Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., had previously balked at such a perk, saying the Games themselves were a gift, but apparently came around to it.
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Freeland held the Angels scoreless until the fifth when Eric Young Jr. singled and eventually came around to score on a two-out single by David Fletcher.
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We started with mom jeans — which show no signs of fading back to where they came from — and more recently came around to the pervasive dad sneaker.
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When it came around to hiring an outside CEO for Google, they approved the hire of Eric Schmidt in 2001 after learning he had attended the festival.
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The fall in yields came around even as Federal Reserve officials indicated the Fed could start shrinking its holding of Treasuries and mortgage bonds later this year.
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The kind of kid who grew up obsessed with Pete's Dragon might have been too old and jaded for cheery animation by the time Hercules came around.
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Ultimately, though, Warren came around to the legislation, and was in the room next to her colleague from Vermont when it was ultimately unveiled on Capitol Hill.
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"By the time my twin brother and I came around, I think my parents' marriage … had a lot of strain," she said on the Bravo TV show.
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She told AL.com: At one point during the meeting, she said, Moore came around the desk and sat on the front of it, just inches from her.
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The first use of the term was came around 2010, but when it started getting traction with the election of Trump, it made the jump to Australia.
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The first time I ordered it, when the server came around to ask if I was ready for the refill, I turned it down, saying I was full.
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At the beginning we were just studying him as an angel investor in the thing, and probably by the time the A came around he was the CEO.
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I saw him again whenever he came around, on Iggy Pop's 1977 dates, then at Earls Court and—his mass-market breakthrough—the Serious Moonlight tour of 1983.
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But most came around as Mr Tusk coolly shepherded the EU through a series of sticky situations, from a Greek bail-out to the refugee crisis to Brexit.
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I was put off at first, but then came around to the idea; I called my next exhibition with my collaborator, Kevin McCoy, The Allure of the Literal.
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But after he did some research around the mission of the company, and thought of his own personal experience losing his father to emphysema, he came around quickly.
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I wanted to send it back, but the server never came around, so I ate most of it anyway, figuring it came from frozen fish and probably ok.
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Even though all the negative stigma came around it... everybody can relate to the idea of wanting to get through a problem or get away from a problem.
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McCain, he said, even came around to his decision not to run for reelection in 2012 because of the outside chance it might mean more trips to Jerusalem.
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It was expensive to keep it up, and as prom time came around, I figured it would be cheaper to not have to worry about doing my hair.
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"You look your family in the eyes and ask, 'how is our future any better off than before this guy came around,' " Swalwell says in the campaign video.
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On one of the times it came around to me, I had a wisp of childhood nostalgia and hit Siri with what I thought was an easy one.
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He came around the corner with a piece of corn bread in his hand toward my station and said in a jovial way, Where the honey butter, Chef?
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Niamh finally came around to the idea of Molly as a YouTube personality after attending VidCon three years ago, about 10 months after Molly started YouTubing full time.
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Bezos' parents eventually came around and invested about a quarter million dollars in the fledgling company, a stake that would be worth as much as $30 billion today.
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Though his family was hesitant at first — "This one was the peak of, 'It's scary,&apos"he says — they came around, and Moore received Potter's kidney in August.
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He tripled off of a triple-digit Chapman fastball to give the Giants a lead, and moments later he came around to score on a Brandon Crawford single.
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In fact, the only real acting he's done recently came around Christmas time, when he posted a bizarre video defending himself ... in the character of President Frank Underwood.
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Gardner blooped a two-out single to center field that scored Aaron Judge and then came around on Giancarlo Stanton's double to increase the lead to 3-1.
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"I figured having any kind of permit we could wave when they came around would show good faith, as in, 'We tried,'" Mr. Breslaw said before Saturday's kickoff.
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Soon they were neck and neck, stalking the leaders, and the showdown that everyone had been expecting appeared to be on as they came around the far turn.
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The Oilers struck first when Khaira came around the back of the net and put a backhander under Grubauer's left arm at 13:17 of the first period.
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As the train started to move, Colin — the staff member assigned to look after the folks in my Skyline car — came around with welcome mimosas and introduced himself.
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In June, three members of a single Missouri family that had been working with the agency were put in deportation proceedings after ICE came around asking about smuggling.
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You know, if you look at the numbers of what happened in that pandemic when it came around the globe, up to 213603 million were killed in that.
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But when the so-called black committeemen came around election time, we'd all line up and vote the straight Democratic ticket, sell our souls for a Christmas turkey.
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About an hour after we pitched our pop-up tent, the stewards came around with queue cards, which were dated and numbered to show our position in line.
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I didn't feel high at all, just able enough to walk several yards at a time with the use of a walker when the physical therapist came around.
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Segura singled to open the last of the first inning, stole second and came around on groundouts by Michael Bourn and Paul Goldschmidt for a 3.623-0 lead.
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We've reached the point where his reputation is due for a turnaround, in the same way people eventually came around to the wisdom of Jerry Tarkanian at UNLV.
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I had my doubts about the bulky metal design, but came around to it as soon as I rode it down the first few rocky blocks in my neighborhood.
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Titanic came around just as McEntire was just gaining momentum on the big screen, with roles in 1990's Tremors, 1994's North and 1994's The Little Rascals.
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Although she was initially hesitant about adding pops of orange to her dining room — which friends have since dubbed Café Hermes Blair — she came around to the bold choice.
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Martin Prado singled and came around to score when J.T. Realmuto blasted a triple that hit the base of the wall and bounced away from center fielder Ender Inciarte.
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The same arguments were made about television, he says, but kids were already learning the jingles to beer commercials when Sesame Street came around to teach them the alphabet.
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The interview came around and Wyner ended up being placed in an advanced class because he had reached near fluency through the learning methods he had developed using Anki.
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I have to admit, my hair was feeling drier than usual, so when my first wash day as a blonde baddie came around, I pulled out the big guns.
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Jenkins had a few offers, almost ended up directing Thor (some would say she dodged a bullet) and by the time Wonder Woman came around again, it felt right.
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"I feel that a lot of local dishes came around from extremely humble beginnings, while wine started off in Singapore as a luxury good introduced from abroad," he said.
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"We went out in the hallway and David came around the corner where I was talking to Ben and [David] just went off on Ben and me," Shannon recalled.
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But when the day of his party came around, nothing could have prepared Braden for the arrival of police officers, fire fighters, some new friends and Mayor John McCabe.
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Gant, making his second career start, gave up a run in the first, when Curtis Granderson led off with a double and came around on a pair of groundouts.
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Lind came around to score the go-ahead run on a Steve Clevenger single, but the Mariners blew the game in the top of the ninth, losing 9-7.
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Your fantasy roster, on the other hand, is just some group of guys whose stats you liked, and who happened to still be undrafted when your turn came around.
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Cuomo, who once called marijuana a "gateway drug," came around to the idea of legalization after Cynthia Nixon challenged him on his stance in the most recent gubernatorial race.
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They took my shoes and I never saw them again, but the conversation came around to my basketball camps and the Dapper Dan Classic that I started in Pittsburgh.
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He also has turned a handful of residents into local characters, people he said were camera-shy at first but came around as the videos drew more attention online.
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As Feldman and Herrmann point out, exit polls showed some 89 percent of self-described Republicans voted for Trump, and 91 percent of white Republicans came around to him.
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Then, when the Red Bull Culture Clash came around (which we've handily recounted here), do you recall that omission being used against Popcaan as some sort of lukewarm diss?
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Dizzee's move into more explicitly commercial territory came around fast, overshadowing the way Maths + English pretty much nails the kind of balancing act we expect of today's grime superstars.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates later came around in 2016 to build on the concepts that Priest brought to the table by centering on the political fringes of a king's rule.
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Gradually, Mr. Carrey came around to the idea of prestige cable series, to "Kidding" and to its underlying themes of suffering and relief that align with his own feelings.
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They typically hooked up with people but couldn't see the point in investing in some silly fling that would be forced to end by the time college came around.
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It was a bit obvious their relationship wasn't going to last and eventually; it all blew up in her face when her boyfriend came around for a surprise visit.
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Gowdy endorsed Marco Rubio for president in the primaries and only came around to Trump in May, when it was clear Trump was going to be the party nominee.
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"But then SARS came around," he said then, referring to the 2002-2003 outbreak of the coronavirus that infected more than 8,000 and killed approximately 10% of those infected.
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But the space has become more crowded in the seven years since Transfix came around, and as the company matures, McElroy saw Shen leading it into the next phase.
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His admission came around the same time other high-profile conservatives, including Joe Walsh, a former congressman, and Sarah Palin, the former vice-presidential nominee, publicly said the same.
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Mr. Bernard said he initially supported Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the 2016 presidential election but eventually came around to seeing Mr. Trump as the fighter conservatives needed.
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Mets 6, Padres 5 SAN DIEGO — Yoenis Cespedes, the slumping Mets slugger, tried to stop his swing, but the bat came around enough to make contact with the pitch.
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"He felt very strongly that the Southern District could manage this on his own, but he came around, and I think he understood why it was important," Romano said.
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The problem came around with The Empire Strikes Back, which featured far more advanced lightsaber fighting than the stately duel between Obi-Wan and Vader in A New Hope.
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Stanton led off with a double and came around to score on a one-out-single by Marcell Ozuna, who barely got his chopper past a drawn-in infield.
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Fernandez got his second hit of the night to lead off the fourth, and when he came around to score on another Stanton single, that was it for deGrom.
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By the time one of NBC's biggest events came around — the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea — Ms. Kelly was not among the correspondents sent to cover it.
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Tony immigrated to Quebec from Crete in the 1950s and was the reason people came around in the first place and eventually justified the 'famous' in his restaurant's name.
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He had been playing a game of dice in the parking lot of a park, when two police officers came around to ticket the group for breaking municipal rules.
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By the time the second hearing came around in late January, Amazon had announced funding for several educational initiatives, but they barely registered and ultimately did not move the needle.
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Eventually Motorola came around, largely due to the efforts of new CEO Sanjay Jha, who showed up in 24 and almost immediately shut down every division but its Android one.
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Grassley initially refused to delay the vote, but when 1:30 came around he was approached by a staffer and after a brief discussion headed to the back room himself.
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Bernie Sanders made reforming the Democratic Party platform the last big push of his presidential campaign, refusing to endorse Hillary Clinton until the party came around on his favorite policies.
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When school officials "came around to check on our doors" during the drill that students didn't realize was a drill, "everyone audibly gasped because we were all scared," she said.
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When analysis time came around, they froze the samples in liquid nitrogen, ground them up, and analyzed them with x-ray diffraction, a method to analyze how the molecules crystallized.
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Despite the first wave of criticism, the department store initially decided to keep selling the range — but ultimately, it came around and is yanking the pieces offline and off shelves.
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Another burst of attacks came around the time of French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Cairo at the end of January, peaking when he met human rights defenders on Jan.
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Kushner, on the other hand, came around to the view that the standards set out in the agreement did not work for the U.S. economy, a senior administration official said.
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But after trying Tonal out for myself at the company's Manhattan showroom, I came around to believe it's one of the coolest fitness tech innovations I've seen in a while.
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The actress said a breaking point came around the MTV VMAs in 2013, after which she alleges in the declaration that she found Thicke in bed with two naked women.
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Here's the issue: In the old days, before the secret ballot, which came around 1900 or 1910 in a lot of states, there was a fair amount of vote-buying.
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Trump has asked for wall funding since he took office, but every time Congress came around to negotiating spending bills, Republicans conceded the wall in exchange for funding other priorities.
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America's first mass shooting of the past seven days came around 2:20 AM last Saturday, when a house party in Albuquerque, New Mexico, descended into gunfire, leaving four wounded.
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"Once the introduction of smartphones and social media came around, you get people literally in the recovery room filming themselves and posting it," said Dr. Alan Matarasso, the society's president.
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The removal of the page from the White House's website came around the same time the site and other Executive Branch digital platforms were overhauled to reflect the new administration.
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It was only after the media reported the squalid living conditions at the camp that Kirit Somaiya, a member of the state Parliament, came around to distribute cash and grain.
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"When we came around the corner she's like, Look, it's a climbing gym that's outside," said Kristy Greene, 37, who is Mr. Phommavongsa's wife and the mother of the girls.
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By the time the freestyle portion came around, the jumpers were doing cartwheels, flips, jumps, and splits, seemingly suspending themselves in air as the ropes swept the ground beneath them.
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When the audition came around, they were auditioning for a few other voices as well, and I worked and worked at those, listened and practiced, but it never felt right.
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Ender Inciarte doubled and came around to score on an infield single by Adonis Garcia that Morgan threw over the head of first baseman Ryan Howard and into right field.
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The denouement of an evening of something-for-everybody came around midnight, with MSNBC carrying the concession speech of Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas, the viral-sensation Democratic Senate candidate.
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The message to Mr. McConnell came around the time that Mr. Trump, eyeing a torrent of new House investigations led by Democrats, told reporters that he was unfairly under fire.
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But they gradually came around, shifting to the sidewalk to spare adjacent lungs and the nicotine-pummeled ceiling panels, which still offer a distinct gouda-yellow Pall Mall patina today.
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Reheat and eat meals — the frittata, baked oatmeal — fit my lifestyle the best, though I also came around to no-cook, improvised options, including avocado toast and a cheese plate.
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"When my son came around the corner and I realized that this was real, my breathing just started to slow down, and everything just felt really tight," Benning told CNN.
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Richard came around whenever he was developing a new standup set; Paul Mooney, who wrote with him, and Jennifer Pryor, his wife, would sit in the back and take notes.
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Seems insane, but I came around: Neuwirth's Nadine, the secretary's chief of staff, was prickly and imperfect, with an unsavory romantic history, and she was estranged from her adult son.
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Atlanta cut the lead to 3-2 in the second inning when Rio Ruiz and Swanson singled, and both came around to score on Peterson's opposite-field single to left.
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He also vowed to oppose the tax reform plan, saying he didn't support anything that increased the deficit, but he ultimately came around and supported the bill in the end.
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Warren didn't directly answer Buttigieg's assertion she was a latecomer to the cause, the implication being that she came around in a last-ditch effort to revive a flailing campaign.
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"We started hanging out for the next two months, and when Coachella came around, we decided the day before to go together," Backes told Vogue of when they first met.
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And though the prickliness eventually subsided, and her family came around to the idea of her making a living as an expressive artist, that tumultuous time still had its effects.
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"When she falls, she came around that couch, she had a deep gash in her head and it freaked me out," said Bowens, who again rushed her daughter to West Houston.
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My break came around the time when Facebook and Instagram introduced "time well spent" features in the summer, which allow users to check how many hours they've spent on social media.
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The between coffee giant and Uber's delivery division, Uber Eats, came around in part because of Uber's continued efforts to improve its culture, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told CNBC on Friday.
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Typically when weddings, graduations, and prom came around, an updo the size of a cornucopia was involved — and so were one million bobby pins and copious amounts of extra-hold hairspray.
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They argued that poor women and women of color were deeply impacted by this, people familiar with the matter say, which was a point of view Biden ultimately came around to.
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Well, if you— STEVE EASTERBROOK: --we will— CARL QUINTANILLA: --if you stepped on-- on the scale, I mean, we know what did you did to chicken during-- when McNuggets came around.
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Carter admits he wasn't always a fan of using popular music on the show — doing so felt very 90210, he jokes — but he came around to the idea in Season 2.
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" FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments He adds, "I'd hope that when the end of the month came around I'd have enough to put up another month's rent.
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While certainly sentimental, that pair of studs or delicate necklace from our grandma usually ended up at the bottom of our jewelry boxes when more sophisticated, less cheesy replacements came around.
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One long-time DC lobbyist, who is not a supporter of Trump, even said he couldn't rule out joining a President Trump if a good offer came around after the election.
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The source previously revealed to PEOPLE that Kardashian was initially "disappointed" to learn she and Thompson, 27, were expecting a daughter and not a son, but eventually came around to it.
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Although psychiatrists declassified homosexuality as a disorder in 20123 and psychologists came around nearly 20 years later, the APsaA says it is unaware of any related professional group to have apologized.
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He came around on Longoria's 16th homer of the season — a 364-foot liner off the second-deck balcony of the Western Metal Supply Co. building down the line in left.
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Just a few years after pooh-poohing the painter's last phase in The Nation as offering "the mere texture of color as adequate form in painting," Mr. Greenberg finally came around.
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He dutifully gave interviews each year when Obamacare's anniversary came around, once even wearing the same blue tie and vest he wore at the White House signing for a television interview.
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I survived off the homosexual cheek-stroke scene in Foxfire for more than a decade before Blue is the Warmest Color and Pariah came around to deliver me from the romcompocalypse.
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Spirit House: While the San Gabriel Valley has been a national hotbed for regional Chinese and Vietnamese cuisines, it was devoid of a proper cocktail bar until Spirit House came around.
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GOP split on emergency declaration while Dems promise legal action: While McConnell came around to supporting the emergency maneuver after previously opposing it, his conference has mixed feelings about the decision.
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Trump opposed Mr. Moore in the primary but came around to support him even after the accusations emerged about Mr. Moore's pursuit of teenage girls while he was in his 30s.
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Spanberger, who has a history of government employment, said she was allowed to let her coworkers know that her daughter and her troop were selling cookies when the season came around.
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If you missed Atlus' punishing puzzle game, Catherine, the first time it came around, good news: Atlus is releasing a remake of the romance-thriller for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita.
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He and Drake considered keeping the track, or giving it to Alicia Keys, but Rihanna's team came around "when it was all that she could sing around the house," he said.
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Even Johnson, who had made headlines weeks ago for announcing he'd vote against the tax bill, came around in the end, as he cast a "yes" vote in the Budget Committee.
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Perhaps it is the overwhelming amount of greyed-out titles in my library that has me so disillusioned, but when the Summer Sale came around this year, I didn't even notice.
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In the fourth inning, Calhoun led off with a walk and later came around to score on a sacrifice fly by Max Stassi to cut the Angels' deficit to 4-2.
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During the Republican primary campaign he served first on Jeb Bush's advisory team, then Marco Rubio's, then Ted Cruz's, and only came around to Mr. Trump when he won the nomination.
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After dark fell that night, a niece came around to Mr. Mathis's house and said that Patti Sue had the radio on but was not answering a knock on the door.
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Instead, Adolis Garcia, a pinch-runner, tripped as he came around third base and then was tagged out at home despite Erik Kratz seemingly not seeing him coming for a moment.
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Jim Bridenstine R-OK, an odd pair since Bridenstine only recently came around to the idea that humans are causing climate change when he was nominated to head NASA last year.
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The first couple times I used it, I was unconvinced, but after wearing this headset during a particularly long run through a few Nightfall strikes on Destiny 2, I came around.
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This blackout came around the same time Indian authorities annulled two articles in the country&aposs constitution, which allowed the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir to establish their own laws.
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By the time the next presidential election came around in 2017, Rwigara had entered the political scene seeking to run as an independent candidate after she was disqualified as a candidate.
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That set up the huge third down play in which Preston Smith came around the edge and crushed Wilson to the turf at the Seattle 36-yard line, forcing a punt.
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After about an hour in the set, I started to feel hot, and I was ready to change out of the pants completely by the time the second hour came around.
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Realmuto, the first catcher to lead off a game for the Marlins, stroked a double to left in the first inning and came around to score on a groundout by Yelich.
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Although psychiatrists declassified homosexuality as a disorder in 1973 and psychoanalysts came around nearly 20123 years later, the APsaA says it is unaware of any related professional group that had apologized.
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But he eventually came around to supporting the idea (which originated in conservative health policy circles) when he saw how crucial the policy is to creating a functional health insurance market.
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Nicki and Future came around the same time ... 2 AM and stayed till 4:30 AM. Future didn't drink a sip of alcohol, though we're sure it didn't go to waste.
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Two weeks into my new lifestyle—more like a brief stint—the holidays came around, I went on vacation for a few weeks, and I slunk back into my old habits.
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"By the time Linsanity came around, I was already, like, back against the wall, like, 'If I'm going out, I'm doing it my way and swinging for the fences,'" Lin said.
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I've received compliments while wearing them on the train and even some of my friends who initially felt $2400 for synthetic instead of real leather came around to after trying them on.
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"When Uber came around, it was like, bitch, you can't not stop for me... Honestly like more than 100% of my friends use Uber." my girl got her own crib in manhattan.
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Petty, who was in his late thirties by the time MTV came around, lacked the art-school backgrounds and big-screen aspirations of many of the musicians who'd make the network famous.
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By the time I came around to shooting this, he was busy developing Creed, and he's pretty much been busy ever since, but we run into each other every now and then.
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I wasn't thrilled about his use of glass mosaic tiles at first, which generally decorate a single letter in a word, or reflectively highlight select letters, but I came around to them.
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Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said the first explosion, which came around two hours after the end of the match between Besiktas and Bursaspor, was at an assembly point for riot police officers.
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A slider got away from Devenski, clipping Adam Eaton's leg and sending him to first, and the two baserunners both came around to score on a double off the wall by Rendon.
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Hutchison opened the fourth and immediately worked his way into trouble by serving up a leadoff double to Pena, who came around on a wild pitch for a 5-0 Cardinals lead.
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Billy Hamilton had three hits for the Reds (9-23) and scored their only run in the fifth, tying it at 1 when he came around from first base on Cozart's double.
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After the success of Up All Night, my phone was ringing off the hook, but the minute Wild Ones came around and I wasn't having the same commercial success, the calls stopped.
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Think of how much the way we used and interacted with our phones shifted when 3G data was first introduced, or how things changed again when high-speed LTE data came around.
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According to the New York Times, the quid-pro-quo offer came around the time Trump made his now-infamous speech at the Boy Scouts jamboree in West Virginia on July 24.
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I came around eventually, but let me say that it took me a while to not respond to Samantha Kingston (Zoey Deutch) and her three "best friends" with anything but utter revilement.
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During the 1970s, the entire party was drifting to becoming nothing more than the "Democrats lite" until Ronald Reagan came around to save them with a simple and persuasive defense of conservatism.
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But sometime in the past few days the NPR piece announcing her death was shared as new, and people who missed it the first time it came around just rolled with it.
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It travelled slowly in circles around the fence, so the shock came around about every four to five seconds, and it felt like being clubbed over the head with a baseball bat.
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John Kasich, a onetime 2016 presidential candidate who never came around to endorsing Trump and has vowed not to vote for him, Ryan did embrace and endorse Trump earlier in the year.
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Happ allowed solo homers to Gary Sanchez, Starlin Castro and Chase Headley in the 7-4 victory, and the runner he left on base in the eighth inning came around to score.
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The identity of black people became a lot more of oh you must be from the islands, because of the influx of black people that came around the seventies and eighties, nineties.
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Until cryptocurrencies came around, GPUs were the sole purview of PC gamers, but now that they can also be used for mining, there is a complete shortage of GPUs on the market.
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The Twins erased a 2-1 deficit in the seventh inning after Willians Astudillo singled off Adam Cimber (5-10) and came around to score on Schoop's RBI triple to center field.
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By the time All Saints or Blue came around, that "make sure one of them is willing to rap" formula had hobbled its way across the Atlantic, to varying degrees of success.
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But Republicans now have a window to stand up before they are voted down — to say to history that they may have failed so far, but they came around in the end.
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WASHINGTON — Two years ago, when Ryan Khojasteh was running for Congress, he made an unusual pitch to voters: When the general election came around, they didn't even have to vote for him.
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By the time this most recent season came around, Belichick gave his long-time special teams coordinator the team&aposs wide receivers coaching position in addition to his primary special teams duties.
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The Europas Awards for European Tech Startups came around again last week (Thursday 27th June), and once again proved that Europe's enormous diversity in startups continues to shine through on the world stage.
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We was so busy staring at that waterwheel, I'm embarrassed to say, we forgot to even look at the menus before the waiter came around and asked us what we'd like to drink.
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Cabrera struck again in the fourth as his double to right field plated Willie Calhoun before he came around to score on Plutko's throwing error to cut the Indians' advantage to 7-3.
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Then by this past summer, astronomers largely came around to the conclusion that it was instead a comet—an icy body knocked out of the distant reaches of a far-off planetary system.
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But like most party leaders, he soon came around to the Southern Strategy, crafting a set of coded appeals to white resentment that helped him win the White House in 1968 and 1972.
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Bogaerts came around to score along with J.D. Martinez (double) when Cleveland second baseman Mike Freeman muffed a Brock Holt grounder for a two-run error to give Boston a 3-0 lead.
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In 1969, astronauts flying around the moon on the Apollo 10 mission heard what was described then as "outer space-type music" as they came around the far side of the lunar body.
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Mike Lee of Utah, a holdout on previous repeal and replace bills that McConnell had attempted to garner support for, also came around after being promised an amendment crafted by Lee and Sen.
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And although the White House eventually came around to bipartisan proposals to very slightly improve background checks and ban bump stocks, the compromises amount to fairly small changes to America's weak gun laws.
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The donation came around the time Bondi's office was reviewing complaints about Trump University, and Democrats leveled allegations of impropriety after her office declined to pursue an investigation into Trump University fraud allegations.
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But then warmer temps came around, and they were perfectly pleasant to wear with no more than a pair of board shorts underneath, especially when I was working up a sweat in them.
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"Gunmen came around 7.00 PM last night fired several rounds of bullets at the victim's home killing on spot the head of village only," a resident who only identified himself as Antoine said.
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Still, he came around to taking the Latino vote seriously, so much so that he became a leading voice on the subject, even as the issue became more polarizing in his own party.
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This married-in-training idea was scrapped away, however, from Christopher Priest's original comic-book vision when the film came around, as explained by Black Panther film producer Nate Moore to Screen Rant.
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"People came around to the idea of it not being all that fair to do it that way," said Mike Schenk, chief economist at the Credit Union National Association, an industry trade group.
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Once a guy name Skrillex came around and started a full-on phenomenon of face-melting, there became a well-documented cultural divide between the US and UK on what exactly dubstep is.
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The State of the Union, in these Trumpian times, is something else: familiar, comfortable — the sort of thing that existed before President Trump came around and will, presumably, endure after he is gone.
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Whenever any of us wanted to look at the sea, we needed to ask one of the other detainees to watch for the guards and warn us if they came around the block.
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But Patrick's late entrance came around the same time former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg had decided to enter the race and pour hundreds of millions of his own wealth into advertisements.
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It came around a week after the Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on a demonstration by members of the mainly Shi'ite Hazara minority, killing at least 80 people.
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The donation came around the time Bondi's office was reviewing complaints about Trump University and Democrats leveled allegations of impropriety after her office declined to pursue an investigation into Trump University fraud allegations.
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Then I came around a corner and was stopped in my tracks by "The Intrigue," the big, raw colorful canvas of demented-looking figures that gave birth to my fascination with James Ensor.
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When Cerrone's kicks came around the outside, Masvidal stuffed them, parried them across Cerrone's body, and used the chance to jump in with counter punches on Cerrone as he stood on one leg.
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King Aegon was followed by a line of Targaryen kings who would rule Westeros (Dorne eventually came around) for nearly three centuries, the last of whom was Dany's father, the Mad King Aerys.
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The Ocean's 8 cast's comments about criticism came around the same time that actress Brie Larson spoke out on the same subject, in connection with a study conducted by USC Annenberg's Inclusion Initiative.
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Last fall, at the world championships, Biles, 18, won the world all-around title for the third consecutive time, a streak that was unheard-of before she came around and shredded the old book.
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The new partnership between coffee giant Starbucks and Uber's delivery division, Uber Eats, came around in part because of Uber's continued efforts to improve its culture, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told CNBC on Friday.
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The last of those alleged visits came around March 2016, several months before WikiLeaks released a trove of emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee by members of Russian intelligence, according to The Guardian.
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As I got up to head out, my friend Jim came around the corner, half-naked, casually flexing his pecs to make it look like each one bounced up and down at a time.
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For millennia, men have been debating the ins and outs of Christian theology, and those same men took to Twitter like fish to water, debating and arguing with one another — until Rachel came around.
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Trump could simply have refrained from issuing that waiver the next time the renewal date came around — the next one is in January — and the US would simply be out of the Iran deal.
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It reportedly wasn't until users began jail-breaking and creating third-party apps anyway -- literally reinventing the iPhone -- that he came around to the idea and launched the official Apple App Store in 2008.
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By the time the 20143 Emmys came around — the first for which Stewart's run on The Daily Show was eligible — it was nominated for best variety/comedy series and won the category's writing award.
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He said it came around the same time he issued a July 16 statement that said he had "serious concerns" about the proposed takeover and proposed referring the matter to an administrative law judge.
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When the bill came (around 10pm), we're told Sealver asked the manager how many people were still working in the restaurant ... because he wanted to tip every person $100 (from the servers to dishwashers).
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"The Secret Service got out, opened the back door, [Trump Jr.] came around, got out his bags, [Giulfoyle] got out of the truck, and they walked in the building together," according to an observer.
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But by the time our much-younger sister came around, and the two of us were more financially independent, I became a little suspicious about how equitable things were among the three of us.
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FaZe came around the corner focusing on two other Astralis players, which was the perfect distraction for Dupreeh who planted two bullets into the body of the aggressive entry attacker for his first kill.
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"So when the Pumpkin Spice Latte came around I was just trying it for fun with white mocha because I put white mocha in everything and it reminded me of Cinderella's white pumpkin coach."
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan finally came around to the inevitability of Donald Trump Thursday, announcing in an op-ed for his hometown newspaper that he will be voting for his party's presidential nominee.
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The 43-year-old veteran blanked the Phillies on two hits until the eighth, when he gave up hits to each of the four batters he faced, all of whom came around to score.
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I'd already moved away by the time Ike and Rita came around, but watched in dread as CNN reported from both, and dutifully checked Facebook statues of my many friends on the Third Coast.
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I simply don't believe for a minute that Trump studied the anti-Paris arguments and came around to the view that Romney, Cohn, Tillerson, and others in the business and diplomatic communities are mistaken.
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It's a bit strange how this all worked out, how in a year that felt so rife with absurdist possibility, all the true underdogs were eliminated by the time the Sweet Sixteen came around.
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As social media created more awareness, and as internet-incubated rap groups like Odd Future came around, streetwear started to become a mainstream pursuit, evolving into the familiar cycle of lines, drops and resales.
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After decades of warning that a united country would resurrect the horrors of the 20th century, its neighbors and allies, many of them former battlefield foes, came around to accept and even welcome it.
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The engineers at Netze BW, the local grid operator behind the trial, found that all the households involved came around to leaving their electric cars plugged in overnight and only half ever charged simultaneously.
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She had reported regularly to immigration officials and received yearly extensions of the right to remain, but under Trump administration policy, when her annual appointment came around this summer, she was ordered immediately deported.
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As Harry came around the edge, Brady was ahead of him and threw his 42-year-old shoulder into Bills corner Tre&aposDavious White to send the play forward for a few extra yards.
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" However, after some time had passed, he came around to the song again, thinking, "that'd be a nice one to do, so we brought it out of the bag and tried it and it works.
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The final votes in the state Senate and Assembly came around dawn, following hours of debate during which Democrats accused Republicans of a naked last-minute power grab that ignores the results of the Nov.
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The approval came around the same time the US and China were trying to jump-start trade talks, raising the possibility that the Chinese were trying to curry favor with Trump at a key moment.
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And I felt that I was away for so long that I could no longer remember who I was when I came around in the middle of the road, underneath the car that hit me.
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"My son always respected the police and if you would have given a command when you came around that corner, say freeze, drop your weapon, he would have complied with your order," he told CBS.
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"We don't really have Prom in Australia but this wonderful human being is American and when his prom came around he invited me to Florida to go with him," Irwin captioned a four-photo collage.
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A friend of Jost's admits that he "was always attracted to [Johansson] every time she came around the show," but that he's unaffected by his new relationship and the extra attention he's received from it.
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He was behind this enormous square desk, and he came around, sat on the arm of the chair, put his arm on my shoulder, pulled me toward him, and said, 'You'll get used to it.
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A few of my friends told the pledges I was crazy, and if I ever came around, they needed to cater to my every whim or else I would make their lives a living hell.
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A pillow and a blanket were waiting for me on my bunk when I got on the train, and about an hour in, the attendant came around and handed out pillowcases, sheets, and duvet covers.
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Francis's predecessor, Benedict XVI, ultimately came around to removing many offending priests, but expectations were high that Francis would tackle the culture of secrecy and self-protection in the Vatican that has perpetuated the problem.
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With tough wording proposed by France and Ireland, that came around midnight and was a breakthrough, overcoming Greek resistance to criticism of Russia, and about as far as many diplomats had expected discussions to lead.
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When his birthday came around, he began researching whether he needed to move to Medicare, and determined he could stick with his employer's plan, said Mr. Farrell, a marketing and merchandising executive for specialty retailers.
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Bellinger hit a tying double and came around with the winning run as the Dodgers scored four times off Edwin Díaz in the ninth inning to rally past the Mets, 210-2116, on Wednesday night.
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Nikolai Prokhorkin's shot from the left faceoff circle went off Francouz and then off the body of Avalanche forward Nathan MacKinnon before Wagner came around from behind the net and shot it into the goal.
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Patrick spoke about the worry in the 2016 that people might find Hillary Clinton's "inevitability factor" off-putting, but he came around, telling BuzzFeed News in 2015 that he thought she'd become a sensational candidate.
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The biggest prize payday in science came around again Sunday evening when the Breakthrough Foundation handed out more than $25 million in its annual prizes to more than a thousand physicists, life scientists and mathematicians.
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Maezawa says that when Abema TV initially approached him for the program he was initially struck by feelings of "embarrassment and pride," and his first instinct was to reject the idea, but he came around.
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The "best director not to win an Oscar" narrative for Martin Scorsese was building when praise for "Goodfellas" came around, which included the movie earning Scorsese a best director nomination at the 63rd Academy Awards.
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Nintendo saw some success with the N64's single joystick, but it wasn't until Sony's Dual Analog controller came around that the final piece of the modern controller would be invented: the twin stick setup.
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Giants catcher Buster Posey drew a one-out walk from Toronto right-hander Aaron Sanchez and came around on back-to-back singles by Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo and Marlins center fielder Marcell Osuna.
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" After Apollo 11 launched in 1969, even The Times came around, noting in a correction that it was "now definitely established that a rocket can function in a vacuum as well as in an atmosphere.
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On the way, after passing through the hometown of another Sinaloa cartel leader, we came around a bend in the road and found it blocked by a checkpoint guarded by men armed with AK-47s.
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So when this came around with [writer and director Kenneth Lonergan] and Casey, I knew I was going to do it, I didn't have to read it to know that I was going to do it.
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He was merely underrated until the quantification of pitch framing came around; at that point, he became arguably the best catcher in baseball, a great hitter and one of the best defensive minds behind the dish.
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Sessions is also very conservative on immigration, which is one of the reasons he came around to supporting Trump (who based much of his campaign on being "tough" on immigration) fairly early in the Republican primary.
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His sons brought me flowers and then he came around the corner with a ring," she continued, adding "He had called my mom and asked for her blessing…that would have made my Dad so happy.
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One of the two men sat in the rear passenger's side of the SUV, while the other came around the back and then fired "multiple times" into the back seat where "his companion" was, Gonzalez said.
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"We were all driving, they came around the corner and seen an accident with a car rolled over, and the two vans pulled over," Rudy Jackson, the team's coach, told ABC News' Good Morning America, Thursday.
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Meanwhile, Trump's angry rhetoric against North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un—his number-one antagonist before Ball, at least—came around the same time the US and North Korea were actually engaged in back-channel talks.
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"I was kind of happy about that because it came around the time that my knee was hurting so I was thinking I had a little bit more time to get this thing right," he said.
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"My partners and I began to put together the smells and the tastes and the feelings of my childhood and that is how it all came around," she tells CNBC Make It, referring to the Lewises.
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" (He came around later, though—you should read the story.) At the very least, as Tesla CEO Elon Musk put it during the all-electric pickup truck's Thursday night unveiling, CYBRTRCK "doesn't look like anything else!
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Dunn said as Walker was driving the bus, a white "transport type of vehicle" was driving in the opposite direction and came around a curve in the road going into the same lane as Walker's bus.
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The dialogue sounds like us, the world is dirty like ours, the robots and all the science-y fiction-y have likable personalities, and of course, it's just damn fun (and came around at the perfect time).
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This was the case with Hurricane Sandy in 2012, when the European model showed the storm would hit the Mid-Atlantic more than a week in advance, and the GFS eventually came around to the same conclusion.
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I was the first of my friends to have a system like that, and so when any of them came around to watch a film on my system for the first time, what did I put on?
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Goldschmidt homered to make it 4-0 in the fifth, and David Peralta doubled in a run in a two-run seventh and scored the other when he stole third and came around on an errant throw.
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"We were away with a small group on the descent and on one of the corners I came around and there was a guy on the road who crashed and I had nowhere to go," Porte said.
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By the time Rumble in the Bronx came around in the 1990s, Chan's antics represented the awesome possibilities of what a human being could do on screen, soon to be surpassed by the hypnotic fireworks of CGI.
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My mother would pack his barbecue in my lunch bag routinely, and I ate those sandwiches all the way through high school, wrapped up in aluminum foil and still a touch warm once lunch time came around.
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"One day [Peter] came around and I took his picture and he mentioned that he was a drag queen and performed at the Pyramid and wanted to know if I wanted to come document him," Patterson said.
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He added that he feels Americans paid less attention to the October statement because it came around the same time as the release of a 2005 tape in which then-candidate Donald Trump bragged about groping women.
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When the six-week block of school holidays came around in the late 60s, my friends and I would meet up and go out to parks to hang out with boys and kiss them in the bushes.
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The last time the cat came around, in 2011, the owner of a "pet hotel" in the capital, Hanoi, told Reuters that the cat was an appropriate cosmic choice because it offsets the dog, its natural enemy.
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But it was not until about two years ago that the rest of the government came around to her way of thinking, and pushed the rest of the government to sign onto a new, multifaceted China strategy.
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The disposal of the large sum of cash came around a year after the European Central Bank said it would phase out the €5003 in a bid to curb money laundering and combat financing of terrorist acts.
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Unlike Warren, who sat out the primary and endorsed after President Obama did, Kaine came around to Clinton two years ago, joining the "Ready for Hillary" group in 2014 at the South Carolina Democratic Party women's breakfast.
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When Rosh Hashana came around that fall, Mr. Guetta, a fashion designer, raced around Rome on his scooter trying to find the grains of new wheat, red pumpkin, Swiss chard, pomegranates and dates that the professor craved.
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When Rosh Hashana came around that fall, Mr. Guetta, a fashion designer, raced around Rome on his scooter trying to find the grains of new wheat, red pumpkin, Swiss chard, pomegranates and dates that the professor craved.
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And Democrats have leaped to defend Clinton from criticism that she was slow to evolve on gay marriage, describing her as a fierce advocate for LGBT causes even before she came around to support same-sex marriage.
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Pai said the call from McGahn came around the same time he issued a July 16 statement that said he had "serious concerns" about the proposed takeover and proposed referring the matter to an administrative law judge.
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Eventually people came around on Berlin's understated, tragic beauty, and in 2006, Reed finally got to perform the album in its entirety the way he had planned—backed by a 30-piece band and 12 choir members.
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He allowed only a solo homer to Escobar through four innings, but in the fifth, he walked two batters, and both came around to score later in the inning on two-out hits by Escobar and Craig Gentry.
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When several guests came around the corner and gasped at the girls standing eerily in the hallway, Hughes decided to post a few pics on Twitter and the results have gone viral, racking up more than 20,000 "likes."
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The ability to play Pac-Man on Google Maps isn't exactly new — the team released the same joke back in 2015 — but perhaps it's done so again because of how popular it was when it first came around.
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In 1960s Los Angeles, the gorehound antagonist role Blassie had honed down South over the previous decade made him so thoroughly loathed that fans eventually came around to finding his rampages not just entertaining but worth rooting for.
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For me, this idea came around a month ago, on a rainy street in a cafe mostly filled with elderly ladies, looking at me disapprovingly while I did nothing but scroll on my phone for two hours solid.
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Despite initial concerns, investors ultimately came around and the loan was oversubscribed by more than three times, allowing the company to cut pricing to 26.5bp over Libor from the initially proposed 27.0bp over Libor with a 103% floor.
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It was all just food, a meal or item created by following a recipe, and as tasty as it might be, it was something that would likely be forgotten by the time the next delicious thing came around.
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" The piece continues: "Apple only came around to the idea that it was in the video game industry when the video game industry began to bring in the kind of money that can simply no longer be ignored.
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When he was the clearly established leader in the polls, by spring 2016 they came around, but later survey results showed there was never a majority of CFOs who thought he would win the election over Hillary Clinton.
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Before DACA came around, there was no difference between the groups; afterward, attachment and anxiety disorders were detected in 7.8 percent of children of DACA-ineligible mothers, and only 3.3 percent of children whose mothers qualified for protection.
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Today, Battery Park City is probably best known for its brick-and-stone buildings, many from the 1980s, after developers finally came around, although there are exceptions, like the parabolic Visionaire, a condo high-rise built in 2008.
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The last time the cat came around, in 2011, the owner of a "pet hotel" in the capital, Hanoi, told Reuters that the cat was an appropriate cosmic choice because it helps offset the dog, its natural enemy.
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As a group, however, women came around to those fears more quickly: when asked the question last month, 40% of women said they were at least somewhat worried, while less than a third of men said they were.
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"My son always respected the police and if you would have given a command when you came around that corner, say freeze, drop your weapon, he would have complied with your order," Emantic Bradford Sr. recently told reporters.
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On that last front, Miner heaps praise on Google Photos, noting that until it came around he had tried everything — even hiring some of his IT staff — to try to manage his collection of more than 100,000 photos.
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"I was so not thinking anything was wrong because I didn't have any symptoms, and she gave me an exam and came around and said, 'Well, I just want you to know, whatever it is, it's curable,' " Cross said.
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But it's possible that in Nixon's case, the initial corruption allegation around the ITT scandal may have softened the ground for impeachment by the time Watergate came around -- even if the ITT scandal didn't move poll numbers at first.
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He explains how thanks to the seminal noughties synth band, Late Of The Pier, Mount figured that "if it was good enough for them, it was good enough for us," when it came around to shopping for new equipment.
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When it came time to place music in the actual season, I knew I wanted to find a place for it, and once the soundtrack came around, I knew we had to immortalize it as a Broad City exclusive!
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Johnson noted in his testimony this week that a public statement about Russian interference in October got overshadowed because it came around the same time as the release of a 2005 tape in which Trump bragged about groping women.
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In an afternoon that included a visit from President Donald Trump and around-the-clock negotiations, Republican senators found their footing, came around and passed the tax overhaul out of the Senate Budget Committee in a party line vote.
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The Rockefellers funded the Women's Christian Temperance Union and eliminated alcohol stills from farms countrywide, forcing people to buy waste gasoline for their cars and tractors instead of the clean-burning apple alcohol they used until Prohibition came around.
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Martin Maldonado led off the Kansas City eighth inning with a double before being replaced by pinch runner Terrance Gore, who came around to score on Lopez's double down the third base line to tie the game at 2.
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But as much as Smithson wanted to break out from the tomb-like museum and seek those vagaries of nature, that irony came around to bite him, as Spiral Jetty became one more tourist destination for land art fans.
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This can infuriate at first, as you curse its inability to save you from a do-or-die leap, but I soon came around to the understanding that I am not its master, and it is not my pet.
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Early research into the automated logic required for autonomous cars was published in the mid-70s, while the first fully robotic van came around in the early-80s courtesy of Ernst Dickmanns and his team at Bundeswehr University Munich.
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In October 2017, an Inpax van loaded with Amazon parcels came around a corner in Weston, Florida, and plowed into a cockapoo that had run into the road before the eyes of its owner and her two young sons.
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The dinner in question, which NBC News reported took place at the White House this past October, importantly came around the time Facebook announced it would allow politicians to pay to promote lies about their opponents on its platform.
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Hernandez drew a game-opening walk and came around to score when Nick Williams pulled a sharp grounder inside the first base bag and raced to third with a triple, as the ball rolled into the right field corner.
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Could it be possible that a show that premiered on cable television may as well not have existed until Netflix — which now has 139 million paying subscribers, including 58.5 million in the United States — came around to stream it?
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Then when she came around again, I picked her up and immediately a huge blob of poop spilled out over her pants and onto the kitchen floor right in front of everyone who was hanging out, eating and drinking.
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When high school came around, he decided that football could act as his "beard," a cover that would help to hide his secret from others, and that once his playing days were over, he would end his own life.
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Kirsten Dunst may have created the Manic Pixie Dream girl with her performance as the impulsive Elizabethtown flight attendant Claire Colburn, but, by the time FOX's New Girl came around in 2011, Zooey Deschanel was the official face of the MPD.
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Despite being voted the best boy band of all time, the Backstreet Boys denied being one for years (though they later came around) because the term was considered "very derogatory" and they wanted to be taken seriously as a vocal group.
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His wife was initially unhappy with the purchase, but came around as she watched her husband parade the dog into their home and describe the pet as an extension of himself, a loyal guardian for the household when he wasn't around.
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One of the first acts of Boris Johnson, the mayor of London from 2008 to 2016, was to give in to locals who opposed a large bridge in east London, though he later came around to the case for more crossings.
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" She also notes how difficult the due date was on her from an emotional standpoint, "When the due date of the baby we lost came around, my heart ripped open and the trauma of the miscarriage flooded right back in.
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I eventually came around to the Berlin narrative, but only after deciding to view the flashbacks as less historical realism than imagined memory, a way for Aly to commemorate her queer Jewish ancestors by feeling her way into their trauma.
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Then someone like Ariel Pink—who was a huge influence on me and artists like me—came around and cracked open all this stuff, and all these things that weren't allowed to be influences before were open game or something.
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Organizers eventually came around to each one and ushered them to the front—with temperatures close to freezing, and a three-hour wait for admission, it was probably a good move to get the aging vets inside as soon as possible.
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Ryan eventually came around and endorsed Trump, arguing that he's much more likely to enact GOP policies than Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But politics was a nasty game long before President Trump came around, and getting things accomplished in the political arena requires a tougher and more determined front than the Republican Party has been willing to put up for a long time.
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All those speeches eventually came around to the same point: Whoever was talking needed to win the "first in the nation" primary here on Tuesday, both to save America from the Democrats and because their political lives kinda depended on it.
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As the lead singer for Scared Straight, Radinsky fronted a band that was simpatico with the drug-and-alcohol-free straight edge movement, making him one of the most visible professional sports figures with that connection until CM Punk came around.
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Despite the initial cries of woe, a lot of fans came around to the idea of BJ Penn returning to the Octagon by the time the UFC confirmed his bout for UFC 199–a featured preliminary bout against Dennis Siver.
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His arrival came around the same time Italy began setting up emergency reception facilities in hotels, former schools and monasteries, to host some of the 56,000 people who fled to Italy in 2011 following uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya.
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US policy mandates that residents have to wait five years before they can even apply—and the application is costly—but, when that time came around for Carrillo, she took the exam and became the first voter in her family.
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"We did this kind of testing well in advance of the World Cup to ensure that if a shoot-out came around, there would be a calmness in the way in we approached it," England's Southgate told Al Jazeera's David Cox.
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Then we saw Elizabeth and Philip bringing Paige to the safe house — walking on the sidewalk in a tight group, entering the house, the parents then hanging back as Paige walked in uncertainly and Gabriel came around the corner, smiling.
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Ryan, the chairman of the GOP convention, eventually came around to Trump, saying he'd be a better partner than Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Concerned that Hillary Clinton is still struggling to generate excitement, President Barack Obama is preparing to campaign for her by reminding voters there was a time he didn't like her so much, but he came around — and they should too.
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" Even though Ms. Harris declined to support his bill, Mr. McCarty said that she eventually recommended further examination of fatal police shootings and that he was pleased that "she came around on the issue on the need for independent investigations.
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Because of the unique nature of the campaign, particularly in my case, and because of my journalism background, I had nonstop earned media coverage the whole year, so by the time summer came around, my name identification was already equal to Del. Marshall's.
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From the very start, the series rejected contemporary culture in favor of references to Baby Boomer-era touchstones like The Flintstones and the Beach Boys and Rocky and Bullwinkle — which were already relics of another time long before Full House came around.
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So when 4th of July came around this year, I traded my tried-and-true method of "sitting this one out" for the red, white, and blue of the single American-themed item of clothing I owned and a ferry ticket to Queens.
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After Kat came around to the idea of being in her first same-sex relationship and Adena broke up with her girlfriend, Coco, back where she temporarily lived in France, it looked like these two were finally on the "they will" track.
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Office carpools organized in person were a nice idea when they first started gaining ground during the Second World War, but interest dropped off a lot before the Internet came around and made it easier to connect people going the same way.
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The new sales came around the same time that Morrison blocked Chinese bidders from buying the country's largest farmland holding, and Chinese and Hong Kong bidders were blocked from buying electricity distributor Ausgrid in August, sparking accusations that Australia had become protectionist.
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Graeme [Manson] and John [Fawcett] always wanted to talk about patriarchy as the final season came around, but it just became this really vital, desperate fight for us to continue to really dig into what that meant for each of the characters differently.
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"By the time World War I came around, people had found appendices in other species and there was a good understanding that Darwin wasn't right," said William Parker, a professor of surgical science at Duke University who studies how the appendix functions.
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The FCC chairman said the call came around July 16 or 85033, right after he had announced that he "serious concerns" about the merger and would be referring it to an administrative law judge, a move that ultimately doomed the $3.9 billion deal.
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The FCC chairman said the call came around July 16 or 85033, right after he had announced that he "serious concerns" about the merger and would be referring it to an administrative law judge, a move that ultimately doomed the $3.9 billion deal.
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This controversial move came around 10 days after Italy again received support from the European Commission for its pledge of a state guarantee of up to 17 billion euros ($19.4 billion) as part of a plan to dismantle two troubled Venetian banks.
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It is evident that Juno had undertaken a business plan aimed at luring Uber and Lyft's best drivers based on false representations, using those drivers to achieve market penetration, and sell the company for as soon as an attractive offer came around.
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I knew what it would take to change my life and get the party started, and it was the only thing I wanted, and ultimately, inevitably, when my 8th or 9th birthday came around, my parents bought me the Easy-Bake oven.
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Hernandez was more dominant than his statistics showed, especially in the middle innings, but he gave up a walk and a Mike Trout single before leaving in the eighth and both players came around to score on Nava's single off reliever Nick Vincent.
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When the general election came around, some have criticized media outlets for giving too much weight to Hillary Clinton scandals rather than Trump's own checkered history, allegedly because they were trying to provide "balance," or because they simply assumed Trump would lose.
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