The rest of the party should come along with her.
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There are sacrifices that come along with making that decision.
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There are sacrifices that come along with making that decision.
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They are going to have to come along with us.
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I'm hoping that lots of cattle come along with them.
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Undoubtedly lifestyle changes will come along with any such transition.
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And she poses some questions that come along with that narrative.
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It's one of the essential delusions that come along with parenthood.
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"Would you like to come along with us?" the guide asked.
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Drugs are often imprecise, unpredictable, or come along with tricky side effects.
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It shouldn't come along with me making music and following my dreams.
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Why had it seemed so important that Amada come along with him?
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There are several common pitfalls that come along with scaling a business.
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That's because of the licensing issues that would come along with SoundCloud.
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And so many people have come along with me on this journey.
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But he also acknowledged the hurdles that come along with healthcare reform.
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"There's emotions that come along with it that you never expected," she wrote.
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And that's not to mention the complications that can come along with it.
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" Lines like that — simple yet startling — come along with welcome frequency in "Paris.
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These sanctions will come along with additional entities where people are hiding money.
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As those fields advance, we do everything we can to come along with it.
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That's why it's good to come along with a church that's filled with vision!
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It's not uncommon for a few bugs to come along with new Apple operating systems.
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You've accepted the ups and downs that come along with being a long-term investor.
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But if learning and skill development come along with that fun, so much the better.
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"There hasn't been somebody to come along with a big pot of money," Bennett said.
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Democracy, and the state-run election networks that come along with it, are very gray systems.
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I get to make all the little bits that come along with the music as well.
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Adventure Time's four-part finale, "Come Along With Me," airs Monday, September 3, on Cartoon Network.
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But the costs always creep up, and eventually, someone will come along with a better deal.
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She had a very adventurous spirit, and she made you want to come along with her.
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That means they'll have access to the standard employee benefits that come along with their job.
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They are white males, with all the advantages, seen and unseen, that come along with that.
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That waste — and the health hazards that come along with it — disproportionately affect communities of color.
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He's just all about winning, and if triple-doubles come along with it, so be it.
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However, there are a number of issues that come along with it: Haven't scared you off?
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Because if you haven't started your day, your brain's not going to come along with you.
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On Tuesday, the companies outlined some of the financial benefits that will come along with the merger.
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What I didn't expect, but perhaps should have, was the feeling that would come along with it.
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As an artist, he wants to invite other artists to come along with him on his ride.
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So it's not like there are extra health benefits that come along with simply not eating meat.
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And those lower returns in banks have come along with more volatility and steeper falls, or drawdowns.
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Completely over the hand cramps that come along with clicking over and over each day ad nauseam?
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A myriad of costs come along with immigration enforcement, including funding for officers, detention facilities and lawsuits.
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The driver sticks with her at the hospital despite the assumptions that come along with his presence.
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All the scrutiny and criticism that come along with it isn't helping either ... according to our sources.
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Over the years, every so often, companies come along with a bold proclamation: The smartphone was designed wrong.
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"I honestly like some of the hips that have come along with the post-baby weight," she said.
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"I honestly like some of the hips that have come along with the post-baby weight," she added.
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It's big enough to make a statement but small enough to come along with me on my journeys.
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Still, not many historians or political scientists were willing to come along with me on this crazy trip.
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"I honestly like some of the hips that have come along with the post-baby weight," she says.
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"I honestly like some of the hips that have come along with the post-baby weight," Ciara said.
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Allow yourself to feel the emotions that come along with this endeavor, and be kind to yourself throughout.
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Come along with us on an incredible journey, where you'll see the singer's transition before your very eyes!
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Experts caution that the winner or winners will face many headaches that come along with their newfound riches.
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Doctors may give patients antibiotics to fight infections that could come along with COVID-19, the WHO says.
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There have been many of them who've come along with all those opportunities that we're not talking about today.
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He was able to persevere through the hardships that come along with trying to flesh a single idea out.
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This is going to be a big lift and we need all of you to come along with us.
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They will also have to cope with a host of new problems that come along with newly liberated markets.
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In fact, some people dread the festive (but forced) occasions that inevitably come along with it, like cookie swaps.
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If your kid is itching to get famous, discuss the risks and pressure that come along with that ride.
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If they had, it would have revealed all the unflattering connotations that come along with the three-letter moniker.
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The practice, advocates say, lowers the overdose mortality rate and reduces crime and costs that come along with it.
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"I agree that it is hard to tackle (the) Indian market, but opportunities come along with difficulties," Zhang said.
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Managed By Q is a service that handle all the extra responsibilities that come along with running an office.
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My mom had it also and her mom and unfortunately, these cancers seem to come along with the territory.
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Rules-based systems, and the thresholds, parameters and settings that come along with them, cannot adapt to the changes.
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Unfortunately, there are already many heartbreaking stories of patients' financial challenges that come along with a diagnosis of cancer.
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He added that more companies will likely start advertising similar products, and new dangers may come along with this.
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For some folks, it's a breeze; they hardly bat an eye at the stresses that come along with it.
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Opponents say ex-offender friendly initiatives, like "ban the box" or "fair chance hiring," come along with unintended consequences.
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Of course, it wouldn't be a DJI Mavic if it couldn't come along with you on your craziest adventures.
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As if that weren't incentive enough, consider the pride, satisfaction and potential endorsement deals that come along with it.
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Ergo, the pop culture brackets that come along with the high tension, intensely mathematical college basketball tournament are also here.
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"I hope that people who are having trouble accessing help can come along with me for the ride," smiled Jax.
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The main takeaway: Childbirth is difficult enough without the added stress of improper birthing conditions that come along with crisis.
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However, of all the challenges that come along with it, there is one that just about everyone encounters: the noise.
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" Still, Tatum said the pressures that come along with a high-profile career in Hollywood can make him feel "miserable.
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Along with the well-documented health problems that come along with smoking, tobacco companies carry a stigma with the public.
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That's not just touting the many positives that come along with the Surface line — that's straight up demeaning the competition.
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We have our own problems because our leaders constantly refuse to acknowledge the threats that come along with climate change.
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" Continues Jenner: "I hope [the show] will educate people about some of the facts that come along with domestic violence.
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"I'm just proud of everybody that's come along with us that really believes in what we are doing," Brown said.
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She has learned to do this to avoid over-spending and the negative feelings that can come along with it.
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Not wanting to deal with such a harsh judgement and the legal fees that come along with it, many complied.
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After eBay acquired Skype [in 2005], Niklas asked a few us to come along with him to focus on Atomico.
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Now, that doesn't mean somebody can't come along with a product that-- that just jumps the field in some way.
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It might have been different if they had come along with a lot of cash, but that wasn't the case.
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But the company is still reckoning with the problems that have come along with its aggressive push to scale globally.
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Watching the crowd, I notice how many of the younger people here seem to have come along with their parents.
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The sleepless nights that come along with parenthood have a way at tearing our emotions into two very opposite directions.
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So open your mind (or plug your nose) and come along with us, down down down the glittery rabbit hole.
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"Come Along With Me" is, in a technical sense, the ending of a show that changed the landscape of animated television.
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Both lovers in Fleabag make fun of the Daddyesque connotations that come along with lusting after a man of the church.
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Do y'all want to leverage that fanbase, that name, the authority, the association, and the values that come along with that?
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I just find myself able to think more clearly at night than with all the distractions that come along with day.
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That has come along with a rise in auto- and student-loan debt as a percent of the average American's liabilities.
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So--somebody could have come along with a better technological product that I would not have had any insights into that.
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If you're worried about seeming anti-social, you could ask one or two of your colleagues to come along with you.
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"We ask you to come along with us," she told Debs's men, because working for Pullman was little better than slavery.
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She advocated for a gradual rise in rates that she said would come along with an economy that continues to improve.
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I spent many years drunk, seesawing between the incredible self-loathing and glimmers of elation that come along with being intoxicated.
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I didn't have to worry about all the things that come along with being a solo artist, so it was great.
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"The biggest factor is the high cost of education and the accompanying debt that has come along with that," he said.
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So let us all hope for excellent jobs numbers in the months to come, along with a rebound of G.D.P. growth.
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How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion?
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It's clear there are legal access issues as well that come along with requiring a medical intervention simply to allow trans participation.
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How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion.
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There was an election and all the anxiety and malfunctions that come along with a moment of civic engagement of that magnitude.
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The Night King Facebook filter may be just as fun, but there are other goodies that come along with it as well.
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And as a former software engineer, she knows all too well the cybersecurity risks that come along with running for political office.
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For others, it's a way to break out of the mundanity of everyday life, and the tasks that come along with it.
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Opened in April 2006, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal has all the creature comforts that come along with a modern cruise terminal facility.
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Anyone blessed to live in an area with heavy snowfalls and winter weather knows the dangers that come along with the climate.
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And John has found all sorts of people to come along with him, who are, in their own ways, of that mindset.
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Their image is necessary for legitimizing the elite status that they enjoy and all the advantages that come along with that status.
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Most obviously, that growth has come along with regulatory hurdles from the FDA, including an investigation launched in April around underage use.
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Very close to the girls, I was waiting patiently for a brightly colored car to come along with my wide-angle lens.
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But the extreme national exposure and high expectations that come along with the SOTU response often causes plenty of them to flop.
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A couple of James's brothers had come, along with a number of friends, former students, and various people from the publishing world.
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There are many challenges that come along with living in a tent, but in the right circumstances, those challenges are worth it.
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Camp Redwood will have gore, sure – but also the arch humor, camp, and costumes that come along with a Ryan Murphy show.
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We got our chance when Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers allowed us to come along with them for a day in June.
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As a mainstay of the season, witches come along with all the other familiar characters: skeletons, jack-o-lanterns, spiders and ghouls.
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I don't think it ends, but for me the feelings that come along with it come in waves, or the sting diminishes.
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"Come along with me now, we've places to do and things to be," he says while he leaves Gordon behind to die.
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I'm very careful and cautious because I don't want to deal with the other things that come along with speaking out like that.
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They are the obligations that come along with being a bank, and fundamentally, I believe being a bank is still a good thing.
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MIT says that the new smelting method "virtually eliminate[s]" the greenhouse gas emissions that come along with traditional means of producing metals.
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I do want a contract with my audience where they've kinda got to trust me a little bit and come along with me.
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We look forward to advancing the future of #DriverlessCars and to seeing all the benefits - big and small - that come along with it.
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The financial burdens that come along with it are something I take a month at a time, or a year at a time.
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It's not unusual for lower-income communities to have higher rates of air pollution and the health impacts that come along with that.
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A machine that's used for extended periods of use needs to be able to manage the side effects that come along with it.
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Such technicalities may be beside the point: Reporters will be THINKING about those rules and the hassles that come along with violating them.
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The result is usually tons of additional traffic, attention, and customer interaction – all the benefits that come along with having an active profile.
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The music is wonderful—fun and ambient and energetic throughout, with responsive (and yes, delightful) sound effects that come along with every interaction.
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"You might come along with your kids because you've seen that there's a children's soccer game, but then you stay there," she says.
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Today we are going to be talking about a sort of secondary epidemic that has come along with the coronavirus—that of misinformation.
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You explain how polarization makes governance much harder in the United States, and all the very serious problems that come along with that.
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I always want to love the age I'm in, and see all the positives that come along with every phase of my life.
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With a merger, he said, board members need to be aware that the organization's liabilities come along with its assets, programs and donors.
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Rural America, and the entire nation, will reap the benefits of the voter empowerment that will come along with counting every vote equally.
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"This president probably does not have a clue about the whistleblower program and the protections that come along with that program," she said.
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Remember, though, that after the fun and shopping comes assembly and the inevitable extras that come along with a trip to the Swedish superstore.
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Shortly after Birdie's birth, Simpson opened up to PEOPLE about adjusting to life with three kids, and the difficulties that come along with it.
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In it, Palahniuk toys with our cultural dividing lines—race, class, sexuality—and all the fears, myths, and conspiracies that come along with them.
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Those features seem like a win for everyone, but some critics have their misgivings over what repercussions could come along with the new standards.
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Perhaps, mused Iovine, Amazon might simply come along with its own cheaper streaming service, and dominant the streaming industry — perhaps without making any money.
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When something does come along with the trappings of authenticity, I fret if I don't fit the mold, get the jokes, recognize the references.
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But one of the leading vice presidential scholars, St. Louis University professor Joel Goldstein, said that fundraising assistance does come along with the nomination.
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Every once in a while, a TV character will come along with hair so good, it practically becomes a star in and of itself.
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Reforming the tax code, even if it's for the better, is no easy task and is bound to come along with heightened economic uncertainty.
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Zika's spread raises alarm for what may come Along with other infectious disease specialists, I've closely followed the spread of Zika here in Florida.
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In the cover story, the comedian opens up about her budding success, the struggles that come along with it, and shaving (because of course).
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"How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion," he said.
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But the HomePod isn't a paradigm shift like the iPhone, and it doesn't come along with a game-changing piece of software like iTunes.
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But the actress said she's also been honest with her children about the difficulties that come along with trying to make it in Hollywood.
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Their work should always come along with a rigorous review process to ensure their methods and results aren't wild, misinterpreted, or outright made up.
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"There are a lot of emotions that of course come along with this," he told reporters at his introductory news conference with the Giants.
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As a part of our real world, K5 is also a part of the real and messy ethical conundrums that come along with living.
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Have you ever wanted to sing a popular song on television but couldn't afford all of the expensive royalties that come along with it?
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I wanted to know about the rituals, inconveniences, and delights that come along with a birthday that vanishes three out of every four years.
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The power and privilege that come along with that — being the base model, a person with no asterisk — are invisible to many white men.
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I wanted to be a writer, so I made myself a writer — with all the long nights and ass-busting that come along with it.
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Despite all the talk of "money moves" and the empowerment that can come along with financial stability, the fact remains: Money can be incredibly stressful.
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I also like the extra movie/TV show options that come along with it!)Car Insurance: $52Savings: $150 (I try to be an aggressive saver.
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While the news doesn't come along with the announcement of a sequel, just be thankful you're not the virgin who lit the Black Flame candle.
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Mack maintains that, though there are certainly physical pains that come along with training, her biggest challenge is overcoming the mental struggle before each run.
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It's a music story, but it's also about Shante and her mother dealing with the many problems that come along with a shot at fame.
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AND THE LOYALTY IS HUGE USUALLY HOW – THAT DOESN'T MEAN SOMEBODY CANT COME ALONG WITH A PRODUCT THATS JUST JUMPS IN THE FIELD OR SOMETHING.
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Ahead, the 10 most important lessons I've learned about the major expectations and tasks that come along with being a bridesmaid or maid of honor.
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Aim to restore what should be a relaxing, peaceful time by taking it easy and relishing in all the activities that come along with it.
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Bringing in best practices from private sector will help us truly transform the federal government, and I'd like to have you come along with us.
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" Asked about the possibility of a Senate ethics probe, Booker said, "This is where I stand and I'll accept whatever consequences come along with it.
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Make no mistake; the GOP is becoming the party of Trump and all the conspiracy theories, nativism and racial divisiveness that come along with him.
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Better to get rid of minimum wage entirely so everyone has a job and the self-respect and self-development that come along with it.
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On the other hand, there are serious risks that come along with having American and Canadian law enforcement officials trawling Reddit for people to arrest.
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Bonus points for all the designed elements that come along with the group of bags we've edited — like we said, it's the perfect time to experiment.
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But then I started thinking about a lot of the issues that come along with making an AI. We don't really even know what intelligence is.
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As a single woman who has been single for an actual decade, I'm no stranger to the left out feelings that come along with flying solo.
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This is a less-conventional route that doesn't involve bankers underwriting the listing (nor all the costs that come along with the roadshow and the rest).
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The more we discuss the problems that come along with the free reign of the internet, the closer we'll get to Valhalla (or so I've heard).
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It is engirdling Eurasia with the contracts and rules that come along with the roads, railways and fibre-optic cables of its Belt and Road Initiative.
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"Weight loss surgery is a life-altering surgery, so you have to be prepared for all the changes that come along with it," Dr. Choi says.
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And if a maker does use a Qualcomm chip, it not only has to pay for the chip but also royalties that come along with it.
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But by the end of the series in Season 9's "Gumbaldia" and "Come Along With Me," he has transformed into a peace treaty-seeking mediator.
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The following are my favorite widely available fishing lines in each of the three most popular materials, which all come along with their advantages and disadvantages.
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The store put out an Instagram photo with the girl, essentially advertising her services — and encouraging people to come along with friends to buy some cannabis.
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But this study, published August 12th in Environmental Research Letters examined the health benefits and financial incentives that come along with states using more renewable energy.
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Apple is trying to have all the benefits of a consumer and privacy-friendly credit card without any of the hassles that come along with it.
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What I mean by that is, there are inherent sacrifices that come along with that — family time, hanging out with your friends, being a great friend.
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Although news publishers could use Google's money to make up for their revenue shortfalls, Bell said the company's cash must come along with the appropriate infrastructure.
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I still have them as a reminder of my family, who are all still very Catholic, and they've just kind of come along with me almost mistakenly.
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Milwaukee also has all of the issues that come along with segregation, including police violence, high rates of incarceration and disproportionate disciplinary action against students of color.
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The findings are the latest in a line of evidence on the dangers of sitting for too long -- but this time, they come along with a solution.
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But motherhood—and the unconditional love and longing (and the anxiety and guilt) that come along with it—is something you won't know about for many years.
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Dynatrace CEO John Van Siclen was initially skeptical of the transaction because "there are a lot of negative connotations that come along with private equity," he said.
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Luis Gutierrez of Illinois said the speech was only "was a nice gesture" if it didn't come along with Pelosi trying to whip votes against the bill.
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If you're innocent, you are faced with the choice of a lifelong criminal record or the heavy social and financial burdens that come along with due process.
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By stripping the cover down and really focusing on the visual, we're asking the viewer to have a more sensory experience and to come along with us.
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"We don't need someone to be grabbing us by the hand and telling us, 'Oh, come along with me, I'll take care of you,'" Mr. Hill said.
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And when upstarts come along with services that threaten the Five's businesses, the giants can simply copy them, and bundle their own versions with their popular products.
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Microwaveable popcorn was yet to come, along with its high-tech packaging, which until 2016 contained chemicals now banned from food by the Food and Drug Administration.
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"How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion," he said to the crowd.
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"Those types of positions, that's OK, as long as you know and you did that willingly and you understand the risks that come along with it," Dhillon said.
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The bodily changes that come along with testosterone usually take one to six months to show up, but can take up to a year depending on the individual.
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We suspect they may come along with iOS11, which is set to launch in the fall, right around the same time we should get a new iPhone 8.
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Canada's institutions helped them develop the IP, only to lose them to the U.S. — along with the jobs and value creation that inevitably will come along with it.
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He shoots a guard to get the passcode to the tunnel, and he tells Grace that she can come along with him if she can ensure his safety.
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That's right, North Korea's state-run news outlets are making a point of running multiple stories extolling the health benefits that supposedly come along with consuming dog meat.
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Not only can they help cover the cost of the procedure itself, they can help with the additional expenses that now come along with abortion for many people.
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Both Ryan and McConnell have made slight nods to the other side of the aisle, saying they welcome "serious" voices from the left to come along with them.
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A monthly subscription also gets you YouTube Red—ad-free, offline-enabled YouTube, with all the extra bells and whistles that come along with it (exclusive PewDiePie videos!).
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If you have gold status in SPG, you are automatically matched with gold status in Marriott Rewards and all the benefits that come along with being an elite.
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Ms. Steier was offering audiences an "interpretation," Mr. Hinterhäuser said, and asking them simply to come along with her for a few hours as she retold the work.
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Many privacy activists see high-resolution cameras and the video analytics that come along with them as an inversion of our rights to be protected from warrantless search.
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As a newly-minted single father (of a handsome cat named Mizue), I've had to deal with all of the challenges that come along with raising a kitten.
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In contrast to a city like San Francisco, however, the money and development that has come along with the tech boom has not diminished its alternative, creative identity.
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If you're going to make Medicare coverage changes that include dropping or buying a supplemental plan — aka, Medigap — make sure you know the rules that come along with it.
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She said scientists, miners and policymakers must ask themselves the following question: "What economic impacts do you anticipate from lost or degraded ecosystem services" that come along with mining?
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There are all these legalities that come along with that — they have to receive it in a certain form so it has to be extracted in a certain way.
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The most advanced hardware doesn't mean much if there aren't games to come along with it, and on that front, Microsoft has been suspiciously quiet for a while now.
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The Problem: Dryness The Ingredient: Hyaluronic Acid Dry skin is like the Pandora's box of skin gripes: Dullness, a rough texture, and fine lines often come along with it.
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"I was told that it is not prohibited to use the name Melania since it does not come along with the name Trump," cottage manager Franc Krasovec told Reuters.
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This month is rapidly drawing to a close, bringing us ever nearer to colder weather, holiday obligations, and the to-do lists that inevitably come along with these changes.
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Second, it needs to come along with more tort reform protections for health care providers who will now be otherwise compelled to cut down on additional tests and procedures.
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It's not just the direct nourishment of getting an apple, but the support and other forms of nourishment that come along with community, people getting together, people eating together.
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We invite you to come along with us—to explore moments of both rest and resilience as we brace for the new year, and every new challenge that awaits.
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Donnell Rawlings says Pete Davidson can't have it both ways -- if he's gonna bang bad bitches, he can't dodge the personal jabs from haters that come along with it.
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There are also a slew of great benefits that come along with Diamond status, not the least of which is an enhanced earning rate for members making paid stays.
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Why hasn't the party come along with the military's views on climate change, given it will pose such a threat to the armed forces they care so much about?
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There are lots of caveats that come along with this perk — for example, your free one-way and your overall trip must start and end within the same region.
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That cuts out the wholesalers and the pharmacy-benefit managers, which are in charge of negotiating drug prices, along with the charges that would come along with their involvement.
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"What we do is a creative job and not a technical job and hopefully we can attract more young people, and hopefully with that, diversity will come along with it."
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And although his parents couldn't pay for the costs that come along with a Disney vacation, they did buy their son a new oven and all of his baking supplies.
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Her comments come as Russia is desperately trying to convince the world that it's ready to tackle the racism that many are predicting will come along with the World Cup.
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"Collateral consequences" are the name given to the universe of woes that come along with an arrest or a criminal conviction, apart from the ordeal of the criminal prosecution itself.
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That is, the additional reporting requirements that come along with raising money from public institutions drives VCs to "easier" sources of funding, such as sovereign wealth and billionaire family offices.
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There's big downside for those left out of the economic benefits that come along with strong AI. Of course, this all assumes that things like "states" exist at that point.
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We have a sneaking suspicion the bragging rights that come along with being able to throw down a cool $50K every year on tickets for the evening doesn't hurt either.
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Things that come along with children — like night-time feedings, diaper changes and mountains of laundry — are time-consuming to do yourself and expensive to pay someone else to do.
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There are plenty of perks that come along with the membership beyond free shipping, but shelling out $119 annually isn't the only way to find great deals online right now.
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The human brain, and the IQ, language, personality, executive functions that come along with it, are all the products of evolutionary pressure that hominid ancestors faced during human evolutionary history.
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A company that connected billions lacked a basic understanding of human beings, and of all the potential complications, consequences — and actual casualties — that would come along with connecting the world.
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I think that there is a middle ground where you can move people away from the criminal-justice system without some of the challenges that might come along with legalization.
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What we'd suggest, to better recreate that unforgettable New York (but made in Hollywood) moment, is to ask a friend to come along with a giant fan and an iPhone.
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And while the privileges that come along with a proximity to glamour and, sometimes, resources, cannot be denied, these children were often exposed to something far rarer and more expansive.
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The act itself highlights not only the fact that government hackers can sometimes face retribution, but also the ethical issues that come along with releasing such data to the public.
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Rooney follows their electric charge through high school and their mutual college years at Trinity in Dublin, and the changes that come along with time: filled with love, hurt, and succor.
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But the process has definitely been helpful in allowing me time to relax and shake off some of the anxiety and sadness that has come along with a sudden chronic issue.
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One trend that shoppers on Instagram are learning about is the lab-grown diamond, an alternative to a mined diamond that can come along with ethical baggage at a steep price.
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I'm hoping with buying a more traditional ad tech provider, the people that come along with it will be able to bring some of that expertise, some of that know-how.
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Also included in the Sesame Street in Communities program are resources for caregivers that help tackle tough issues like family homelessness and "traumatic experiences" that come along with the foster journey.
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Following the feedback she received from the photo, she dished on both her passion for the importance of normalizing breastfeeding, as well as the challenges that come along with the practice.
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Nvidia seems to be aware that people like the Shield, so it wouldn't be a huge surprise to see a new model come along with a tweaked design and updated specs.
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They say it's likely if I got off of my psych meds, I'd be able to orgasm, but is that worth the risk of what could come along with being unmedicated?
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On the day of the bombing, a colleague asked her to come along with him to lunch, but she was with an Iraqi assistant who had not yet received security credentials.
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While there are several acute issues that might come along with tattoos, from allergic reaction and inflammation to infection, there's still question as to what the long-term effects might be.
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Microsoft's hardware lineup, including Surface Book and Surface Pro devices, are due for a refresh, but we still haven't heard that much about what's going to come along with the upgrades.
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She waxed on about the relationship between artists and money, and the anxieties that come along with receiving large sums of money for work you enjoy doing or plan to do.
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At a basic level, why should sexual orientation be the grounds for denying someone the option to put a ring on it with the legal benefits that come along with marriage?
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The series finale — variously titled "The Ultimate Adventure" or "Come Along With Me" — found time for two epic showdowns, three epic kisses, two musical numbers, one gigantic personification of universal chaos.
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LinkedIn could be useful for industries like recruiting, training and marketing, as Microsoft moves away from siloed offerings, toward collaborative tools and services that come along with joining Microsoft's cloud, Nadella said.
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These data come along with more potentially concerning news for the group: Mortgage application volume dropped 3.7 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis week over week, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.
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If you're someone who struggles with allergies, you know that there's only so much that you can do to prevent the torturous itching, tickling, sneezing, and sniffling that come along with them.
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A lot of it has to do also with the windowing strategy, part of it has to do with some original content, things you would imagine that would come along with this.
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In her new book, Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach, author Kelly Robson spins out a fantastic story that neatly sidesteps the inherent problems that come along with messing with your past.
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"How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion," the Pope said in the recording, filmed in Vatican City.
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Due to the weaknesses that come along with the illness and the debilitating medication, I don't exceed the expectation like others — I barely meet it some days — but I do get by.
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"What I have less control over but what's really important is how do we make communities better at accepting and integrating and recognizing the strengths that come along with this?" said Levin.
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"This second sentence of the Amendment means that states have to respect the Bill of Rights as well as basic civil rights and the rights that come along with citizenship," Rosen says.
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Rieder said the surge in bond buying has come along with increased buying from Asia, and also pension funds, looking to lock in stock market gains and move to safer fixed income holdings.
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The only thing separating you from that summer jaunt to Mexico or the Bahamas or the south of France is the plane ride, and setting up your phone to come along with you.
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The Iron Man actress says that being a working parent of two — she's also mom to son Moses, 10 — is really about understanding the challenges and the emotions that come along with it.
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Your shoulder is also the most mobile joint in your body, and all that movement comes at the cost of injury-preventing stability, and can come along with inflammation and pain, Chen adds.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, it seems that the cast is basically as we left it, only it's 2017 now and all the trappings that come along with that are present and accounted for.
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Widowed at 31 when my father died from a rare virus, my mother quietly and humbly shouldered the burden of being a single mom, and the economic challenges that come along with it.
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In Hollywood, it's rare to find a celebrity who will get real about aging — or the products they actually use to address the inevitable lines, scars, and grays that come along with it.
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He was in his own world but invited everyone else there to come along with him, moving around the small stage with a level of ease and excitement that almost had him skipping.
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But if you decide that ship has sailed, capsized, and sunk, Saline offers up a sample script to help you negotiate the awkward conversations that come along with consciously uncoupling from a friend.
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To complicate matters, she lives in Cleveland and I live in Queens, so my next thought was how we were going to navigate the myriad medical decisions that come along with cancer treatment.
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Finally, while time horizon is important in deciding how much stock to own, if you can't stomach the periodic negative returns that come along with owning stocks, you need to own less stock.
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The gadget was introduced in 2002, but it is receiving renewed attention due to the legalization of recreational marijuana use in 11 U.S. states and the odors that come along with the industry.
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More often than not, gaming console bundles come along with some of the hottest titles on the market, so it's always a good idea to keep a keen eye out for these deals.
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If we can do that, the knowledge gained could help people on Earth who suffer from arterial stiffness, too—and all the health problems that might come along with it, like cardiovascular disease.
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But don't let that confuse you, because this little lady is definitely going places … as soon as she can get a ride from some nice fella who happens to come along with a pouch.
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It's as if the trade-off for considering a future in which the West is no longer dominant is that the non-Westerners who would come along with this shift must be rendered invisible.
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If you're not, well, that's an added expense, but just think of all the free shipping, TV and movie streaming, and music benefits that come along with it (and dozens of other perks, too).
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That reflects not just the sort of criminals who get the two types of sentence, but also the host of interventions such as counselling and job training that come along with EM in Sweden.
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That means Google has a new canvas for its virtual Assistant to work with, unencumbered with the need to support any of the cruft that would come along with running full Android or Chrome.
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But since 2015 and the WWE's "Women's Revolution" that gradually took place over the last three years, the overhauled division has been competitively booked and more fitting entrance music has come along with it.
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We've seen mid-generation console releases come along with a smaller form factor or more storage, but PS4 Pro and Xbox One X both let you play all the same games... but better, OMG.
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Patagonia's Stretch Wavefarer Walk Shorts are sleek, subtle, quick-drying, and come along with belt loops and four pockets, which make them passable in town after a day in, on, or around the water.
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So, when we talked to Dame we had to know how far he wants to take this rap thing ... and if he cares about the accolades that come along with it .... like a Grammy.
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I'll be the first to say that pro athletes don't need any sympathy, as we choose to play the sports we love and so we should bear the consequences that come along with it.
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It's not getting into the complexities that come along with having to ship fresh and frozen items, including refrigerated trucks, cooler bags, coordinated drop-off times, freezers in the back of stores, and more.
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Even better, you'll be skipping the potential health hazards that come along with eating processed meat, consumption of which has been linked to increased rates of colorectal cancer, according to the World Health Organization.
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In the time since I first began shopping at Forever 163, the company has stubbornly maintained its juvenile approach to everything it does, including the carelessness and improper efficiencies that come along with it.
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By apparently swallowing the argument that it's all on you—or me—the authors have unwittingly released bosses everywhere from the most important human obligations that come along with being in charge of people.
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Her fame has come along with invitations to attend international gatherings and demonstrations across the globe, but her commitment to tackling the climate crisis includes a vow to avoid the carbon emissions from flying.
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In his speech, Powell called the use of repo a technical measure and not a change in monetary policy, despite the rally in risk assets that has come along with the balance sheet expansion.
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Ultimately, Comcast's pricing is the best deal if you don't use much wireless data and just can't live without a traditional pay TV service and all the channels and options that come along with it.
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So while there won't be the Smithsonian's celebration of other cultures this year, there will still be a display of America according to Trump -- and all the protests and politics that come along with it.
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In May, Underwood released the music video for "Cry Pretty," in which she can be seen tearing up in the shower before heading back onstage and dealing with the pressures that come along with fame.
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Amazon is likely among the many companies in the smart home industry that would rather avoid dealing with the pricey parts that could come along with that if Z-Wave were to grow in popularity.
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The mother of one has been candid about her split from Murray, whom she was with for 16 years and married to for six, and the challenges that come along with co-parenting their son.
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Give yourself a boost with a memory foam pillow that's meant to keep you better aligned while you sleep, and even relieve sciatic nerve pain or many of the aches that come along with pregnancy.
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L is for leptons, which have a wide rangeThe online pages come along with further explanation beneath each letter, like:Many subatomic particles are made of building blocks called quarks, which come in six different types.
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Although her experiment is just for fun, it's a reminder how humans are still a key part of the AI training process and it highlights the limitations and potential biases that come along with that.
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This is where the tables turn: With one phone call, Eleanor uses her family's money, and the connections that come along with it, to not only rectify her situation but embarrass the hotel's white employees.
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For a novice, a bowl of pho can be just as intimidating as it is delicious, what with all the different cuts of meat, condiments, and edible accoutrements that can come along with your meal.
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If the product is a winner, then GSC will push it out to the bigger Amazon sellers network so they can handle fulfillment through Amazon and "the headaches that come along with that," Perry said.
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"We're committed to playing a significant role in connecting our communities with transportation, and we understand the responsibilities that come along with that," Lyft co-founder and president John Zimmer wrote in a blog post.
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So the Snapchat ar+ pop-up show, as Darke is referring to it, and other works, are a way of liberating herself from identities imposed on her and the expectations that come along with them.
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"It's hard to create the carrots to get other countries to come along with you when you're relatively small," said Chad P. Bown, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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Tackling the bard is "scary stuff", he admits, but he has tried to treat "Othello" as if it were "a new play, without the burden of Shakespeare's importance and the rules that come along with it".
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And its removal is tantamount to the removal of that power, a public parade of dominance by members of the Republican party and a refusal to address the identity politics that come along with the work.
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I also enjoyed the quiet moments in the story, and how Jenkins masterfully shows the ways Colton and Regan make marriage work for them, as individuals, and the ups and downs that come along with that.
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But it is true that uncertainty, particularly about the future, can be extremely anxiety-producing, even if it does come along with a side of getting to lay at home and loudly moan once in awhile.
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It's about mid-way through March, which means many of us are spending more and more time daydreaming about spring, and our favorite things that come along with warmer weather like sundresses, rosé, and cold brew.
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The more I viewed my life as something to be consumed by other people, capitalizing on all the pain and pleasure and resentment and fear that come along with being alive, the more compulsively I posted.
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Most oldest siblings have special privileges that come along with the role, like being able to stay up late or do special things with their parents, and they probably wouldn't trade those for an older sibling.
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In recent years, Coachella has increasingly moved to capture the young audiences that come along with electronic composition, but its New York sister fest may be doing one better by keeping an ear to the underground.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement means the U.S. will lose out on the opportunity to help build the green economy of the future—and benefit from the jobs and economic growth that come along with that.
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Welcome to Life Begins At. Refinery29 is proud to team up with AARP to bring you honest, intimate stories that aim to uncover all the unique experiences that come along with living — no matter your age.
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With college coming up in my near future I would want to make sure I was financially stable and would be able to pay for college, plus the many other expenses that come along with it.
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"You have whatever challenges that come along with being a single parent per se, and you have the challenges and rewards of raising a child who almost certainly has special needs at some level," he said.
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There are so many challenges that come along with the new discoveries that are made all the time, and what we decide to do with that technology is so telling about what kind of animal we are.
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Given bitcoin's volatility, every time investors buy the currency at new highs, "you kind of want to hold your nose," Colas said, given its volatile nature and all the hills and valleys that come along with it.
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I'd been a serial dater, always with one boyfriend or another, and for the first time in my life, the tenuous safety that's supposed to come along with being some guy's girlfriend no longer applied to me.
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All of that music recognition happens locally on the phone, and the database of songs is stored locally, too, which should help alleviate some of the obvious privacy concerns that come along with these kinds of features.
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Chadwick, there are obviously a lot of expectations that come along with playing Black Panther, so what was it like to be at Comic-Con and hear everyone lose their minds when they saw the first trailer?
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But, as one woman wrote to the Love What Matters Facebook page, there are many different symptoms that come along with anxiety — symptoms that can seriously impact a person's quality of life, and are different for everyone.
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It's a great phone, sure — but you might just be feeling some buyer's remorse in the very near future with the release of the iPhone 8 and everything that may or may not come along with it.
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Even though one is a quiet game of reflection and the other is a metal-filled murderfest, both Inside and Doom offer analogies to the real-life workplace hazards and environmental degradation that come along with modernization.
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Maybe you're a homebody who doesn't much feel like taking part in the outdoor festivities that come along with Memorial Day Weekend — and maybe some of your friends feel the same way (we think that's just fine).
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It is unlikely, Plouffe says, that anyone will soon come along with the same capacity to overstep the traditional institutions of party, media, and big money, and tweet his way to the nomination of a major party.
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For Democrats in the California Assembly, this means shifting the financial focus away from tuition and onto other major costs that come along with a college degrees, in order to kick the student debt crisis where it counts.
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That is troubling, not only because Trump's retrograde fossil-fuel policies are likely to contribute to all the bad things that come along with human-induced global warming, from worsening droughts to faster-rising seas and mass extinction.
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For those of us who aren't looking to throw big bucks around but love to get our drink on, we can still expect to see lifestyle changes that come along with having what amounts to a robo-chauffeur.
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There's perhaps no better case study in how stubbornly America refuses to engage with climate change—and the hard choices that come along with it—than federal flood insurance, a massive, wasteful, and unnecessary giveaway of a program.
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For example, Watson Knowledge Studio will come along with it as well, as well as Watson's natural language understanding capabilities that we currently have available in our public cloud environment will be ported on to it as well.
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Because of that, Nadeau says, they're even more likely to experience microaggressions in the workplace, and also more likely to encounter all the emotions that come along with that: the feelings of being on guard or left out.
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ZQ: When I was in the middle of the first "Star Trek" movie, I started getting caught up in the things that might come along with it: the press opportunities, what a franchise might do for my career.
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It found that in these areas, white Americans make up an average of 803% of the population and own about 73% of the owner-occupied homes, availing themselves to the wealth that can come along with real estate.
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"Think about what's going to happen to this land if there is an oil spill and the response that's going to come along with it," Adrienne Aakaluk Titus, a community organizer in Fairbanks, said at hearing in Kaktovik.
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Ahead, the inspirational mood board to get you hyped for what's to come, along with a foolproof guide to the most worth-it makeup to buy with the holiday cash about to burn a hole in your wallet.
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I tried my hand at being open to dating in general, and I was held up by not just the money but the emotional instability that can come along with being in a shitty spot in your life.
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The largest benefit to using Team Drives is the ability to better centralize a business's most critical files, eliminating the issues that come along with content silos, where certain individuals have key pieces of information in their personal folders.
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The first model's black (and eventually, white) plastic finish gave the device an ominous obelisk vibe that didn't do anything to diminish the Big Brother feelings that come along with an always-listening internet-connected device in your home.
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While we would have loved to have moved in, it just wasn't the right time to uproot our daughter from school and change jobs while also trying to tackle the finances that come along with such an expensive property.
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Still on cloud-nine and unable to "soak in" the life-changing moment just yet, Cartelli says she's a little "worried" about all the moving parts that come along with kick-starting her career on such a public platform.
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European reconciliation has come along with stronger data, improved prospects for a Greek bailout package and talk that the European Central Bank is looking to reduce its quantitative easing program, said Douglas Borthwick, managing director at Chapdelaine Foreign Exchange.
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It is one of the most self-pitying things you'll read and might has well come along with a Movie Guy voiceover telling you From the guys who brought you The War on Football, comes The War on Cops.
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You have some onus of the wonderful things that come along with being a media company, including 226 percent gross margins, influence of unbelievable magnitude, but there is a level of responsibility and wow have they let us down.
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The feature, first announced in summer of 2015, aims to tame the duplicate and incomplete search results that often come along with data that comes directly from retailers, who each have their own product numbers and language, Santiago said.
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"A lot of people are talking about the horrors of what can happen if you have a child born with microcephaly, and I feel that there's a lot of positive things that can come along with that as well," she says.
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So, 14 years later, when Vice Gaming's Mike Diver invited me to come along with them to play through Ubisoft's upcoming Star Trek Bridge Crew VR game, which is set in Star Trek's "Kelvin Timeline," of course I said yes.
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Image: Cartoon NetworkThe distinct undertones of loss and mourning throughout Adventure Time's hour-long finale, "Come Along With Me," feel both appropriate for the special's focus on the Great Gum War and at odds with the larger show's generally optimistic worldview.
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These are all rumors and speculation, though, so we can't say anything for certain about the expected OLED screened iPhone 8 or the 7S and 7S Plus, which could also feature wireless charging, that are rumored to come along with it.
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Despite its origins in Saudi Arabia and all the potential controversy that might come along with that, the eponymous app now has 320 million registered users with concentrations especially in the US, UK, India, Egypt and Japan, according to Tawfiq.
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With all the problems that come along with buying new shades online, they are a key item (your eyes really do need protection, especially in the summer, and sunnies are one of the best accessories for instantly sprucing up an outfit).
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The role the brain plays in human personality — as well as the myriad of disorders and conditions that come along with it — is often difficult to study because studying the organ while it's still functioning in a human body is complicated.
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That huge growth appears to come along with larger a trend in the scientific community of embracing the internet in efforts to share and discuss research, with the proliferation of open-access website like the Public Library of Science, or PLoS.
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Even in a world where the traditional definitions of gender and the stereotypes that come along with them are changing by the day, for many parents, there's something about having a child of a specific sex that can become all-consuming.
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But it must be clear to at least one of the campaigns that last week's Congressional hearings have washed away almost all the serious negatives that would usually come along with brash promises to send American citizens to the slammer.
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This type of perspective doesn't just offer hope that MMA can learn to accept imperfect mental health, but also that the community can embrace the more complex and compelling narratives that come along with more open discussion on the topic.
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Instead, the bus-based self-driving tech will be built around the specialized demands of public transit systems on the whole, particularly when it comes to handling the dense traffic conditions and patterns that come along with most bus routes.
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The payday that will come along with the main event will appeal to both McGregor and Diaz, and given their popularity, you could nearly guarantee that they will get top billing on the November card if their services are required.
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The MLB commissioner may require a team to submit a report that details its efforts to win over the next two years if he feels that team has violated any of the rules that come along with the revenue sharing procedure.
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And some people may incorrectly interpret these feelings of connectedness as deeper than they actually are, or they might "mistake the feeling of being physically close, and the feelings that come along with that, with an actual, real connection," she says.
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While large current account deficits have not always led to sharp falls in sterling, all sharp falls in sterling in recent decades have come along with significant such deficits, sometimes of only a third of the one we now have.
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Other fun little perks that come along with Sony's headphones are quick attention mode (which allows you to turn down your music by simply covering the right ear cup), ambient sound adjustments with the smart listening feature, and touch controls.
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We all do it—losing sight of the forest because we're too busy focusing on the trees—and sometimes if we're lucky a good person will come along with a swift kick to the head and try to set us straight.
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Tecmo Bowl Ok. I really like football—the sport, not necessarily the NFL and the fan culture and some of the less savory bits that come along with it—but I have next to no experience playing football video games.
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"Bloomberg just has bad connotations that come along with him," Leah Garwood said as she waited in line with her husband on Sunday in Las Vegas for roughly 45 minutes to vote for a different billionaire, Tom Steyer of California.
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Marriott points will come in handy for our Kauai tripWhile I generally prefer Hilton hotels (in part because of the major points-earning opportunities that come along with the Hilton Aspire card), on Kauai, Marriott has way more hotel options.
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As the Trump administration is under pressure to take more action on Russian sanctions, one billionaire hired a powerhouse K Street firm to diffuse any issues that may come along with appearing on a Treasury Department list of powerful Russians.
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"How wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion," Francis said in a recorded video talk that was shown at the TED conference in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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My hope is that other advocates and I can go in at the high school level and do that process for them—talk directly to athletic directors and policymakers in high schools and help them come along with the idea.
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The 98 Degrees frontman stopped by PEOPLE Now to talk about his new TV project with the New Kids on the Block member, a comedy inspired by their former boy bands reuniting later in life and the struggles that come along with it.
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Most current Netflix customers still see the value in retaining their subscriptions, and Amazon Prime members have a range of free, streaming video, including originals, TV shows and movies, which come along with their annual subscription to the retailer's two-day shipping service.
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She was born into a world where we didn't have to worry about any of the terrible worries about coverage that used to come along with preexisting conditions and instead have been able to focus on giving her the best care possible.
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As much as I wanted to share my traditions with my non-Muslim friends, Islamic holidays just didn't have the secular charm or "holiday spirit" of Christian celebrations — aka the pretty decorations and rainbow-colored candy that come along with mainstream commercialization.
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These were not big moves, considering the unfathomable damage that nuclear war could bring, or even the economic dislocation and human catastrophe that would likely come along with a conventional war, something which may not even be an option if a conflict erupts.
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The typical frustrations and setbacks that senior journalists tell us are part of the game seem amplified for our generation, growing up in an era dominated by fractured business models and digital technology, and the short attention spans that come along with it.
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The Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, an American think tank headed by Robert Atkinson, recently released a report highlighting the positive effects, as well as barriers to government, of embracing digital infrastructure and taking advantage of the economic opportunities that come along with it.
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" The two had a dustup over the American Health Care Act, the GOP's Obamacare alternative, which Paul opposed—"I feel sure that my friend @RandPaul will come along with the new and great health care program because he knows Obamacare is a disaster!
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It seems unlikely that the U.S. withdraw will doom the deal altogether—and the commitments to addressing climate change that come along with it—given that the biggest countries like China and the European Union will benefit economically from an energy transition.
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"You have to be patient," Craig Purser, the chief executive of the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) says, admiring the thick layer of foam on top of the beer in his glass and noting the sensory benefits that come along with it.
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We've spent all week talking about fertility and the plethora of challenges that can come along with it — partly because it's National Infertility Awareness Week and partly because this is a subject that hits close to home for many of us at Refinery29.
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In fact, nowadays the greatest danger posed by a swamp to people living in developed countries is more likely the risk of building collapse on filled-in wetlands—or, the threat of more severe storms and flooding that come along with wetland loss.
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It's named "Come Along with Me," after the show's melancholy credits theme song, a fitting title for the episode that brings their story—and Princess Bubblegum's, and Marceline the Vampire Queen's, and Ice King's, and Lady Rainicorn's, and many more—to an end.
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But not only that; you also have to register as a sex offender for the rest of your life, which is a burden in itself and carries innumerable other collateral consequences that come along with the status of being a registered sex offender.
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Most of the least expensive winter hats for sale on Amazon come along with comments like "the colors are off" or "the fit is too small," to highlight a few of the issues buyers of the NYFASHION101 Oversized Baggy Slouch Winter Beanie reported.
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Hiring a Salesperson Will Keep Your Business on a Path to Growth Salespeople who can sell and perform aren't going to be enticed by low pay and long hours that come along with working for a startup unless there is equity tied to the mix.
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With no shade to Beyoncé or The Weeknd, of course (hoards of millennials still showed up to sing along), but the two-weekend-long Palm Springs festival has become way more about the pool parties — and the Instagram #OOTDs that come along with them.
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It transparently featured the microaggressions that come along with being the "only one" in a classroom, the alienation of being a black student in a predominantly white university, the toils of black activism, and the push-and-pull of straddling multiple worlds at once.
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As you'd see in an equity financing, with its ratchets and liquidation preferences, there are many components to a debt deal: term of the facility, whether the principal amortizes or not, interest rate, warrant coverage and what kind of covenants come along with it.
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" Aides said a harbinger of Trumpo's involvement is a gentle tweet yesterday at a prominent critic of the legislation: "As I feel sure that my friend @RandPaul will come along with the new and great health care program because he knows Obamacare is a disaster!
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"We felt that the banks we had spoken to at the time were not willing to give us the amount of money to really change our lives, and the loan covenants that would come along with that money did not seem that appealing," he said.
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A side-by-side comparison, of the trailer for the Cars 2 (2011) video game: And the trailer for the upcoming Cars 3 video game, invites speculation: "There are certain [obstacles] that come along with supporting older platforms along with the new," admitted Johnson.
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We often used to put some côte de boeuf in the oven at two or three o'clock in the morning, and we'd fry up some food or some fellow chefs would come along with some beautiful products: salmon, a nice ragout, or smoked meats.
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New homes often come along with spending on other durable goods and can help drive up GDP even in the face of continuing trade pressure and other worries that could mount over the outcome of the election in the second half of the year.
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The atrocities continue — the glaring police brutality, the staggeringly disproportionate numbers of black men in the prison system, the racial wage gap and any number of other disparities that come along with a nation founded upon enslavement of nonwhite people — but we galvanize our grief.
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As the safe is small enough to be readily portable — it even has a handle — it can come along with you, serving to protect valuables in a car, in a hotel, or wherever else you want to keep things secure and safe from fire.
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"I think since the Trump election, what we've had is an increasing tendency by the market to price in all the positives and completely discard any potential negatives that come along with a Trump presidency," Vasileios Gkionakis, head of global FX strategy at UniCredit, told CNBC Wednesday.
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The AI engine underpinning some of its software development will be getting a vast new trove of data fed into it now by way of the PanaCast solution: not jut in terms of video, but the large amount of audio that will naturally come along with it.
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In December 1982, the format switched to weekly episodes; in 1986, after 26 episodes spread over four years, Schuyler decided to rework the series and change the setting to a junior high school, so that she could tackle the more complex problems that come along with adolescence.
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But while the regular instant had a sort of all-purpose generic coffee flavor, Sudden's clearly tasted like a lighter roast, with the expected notes that come along with that, and there was less of the feeling that something bitter was being covered up by something sweet.
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For example, if researchers wanted to understand how one zebrafish (the "experimental" fish) would react to the size of another zebrafish (the "stimulus" fish), they would also need to adjust for other variables that come along with increased size, such as personality, age, fitness, and so on.
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Clinton's lead in the polls seems even safer in those two states, so Trump wins or serious razor thin challenges in Minnesota or Alaska would probably only come along with a very strong and unexpected national shift to Trump that we would see before 9:00.
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"When a patentee chooses to sell an item, that product 'is no longer within the limits of the monopoly' and instead becomes the 'private, individual property' of the purchaser, with the rights and benefits that come along with ownership," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in his opinion.
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There's little to do but sit and sweat and think about that hunger, either in the figurative sense (a desire for the win and for the next step in your career that can come along with it) or the literal one (because you are literally starving).
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IF WE HAVE A REALLY GOOD -- SOMETIMES WE PROVIDE OUR OWN AND SOMETIMES WE HAVE SUCH A GOOD REPUTATION AS BEING ABLE TO PICK SUCCESS STORIES IN THE FUTURE THAT OUR INVESTOR CLIENT BASE WILL COME ALONG WITH US BASED ON OUR RESEARCH AND OUR URGING.
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"Should students choose to do so, they will be suspended from school for 3 days and face all the consequences that come along with an out-of-school suspension," Curtis Rhodes, superintendent of the Needville Independent School District in Texas, cautioned students in a Facebook message.
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The Warren campaign decided to produce its television ads in-house "rather than adopt the consultant-driven approach of other campaigns (and the big commissions and fees that come along with it)," her campaign manager, Roger Lau, wrote in a memo in September announcing the eight-figure ad campaign.
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"In the future, say about five to seven years down the line, when more refineries with bigger capacities come up, better (export) infrastructure will come along with that," Ghosh, the executive director for optimization at Indian Oil Corp, the country's biggest refiner, said on the sidelines the conference.
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While the technique truly does make precisely editing a genome more accessible than ever before, by hijacking a bacterial immune system strategy to alter specific DNA sequences, without correcting side effects that come along with it, it's unlikely CRISPR will find much success outside of a research lab.
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For non-EU expats in Berlin, attempting to get a visa at the Ausländerbehörde is a dreaded rite of passage—particularly for non-German-speaking immigrants, who must hire someone to help or, if they can't afford that, beg their Deutsch-fluent friends to come along with them.
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Which gives her no time at all to prepare for what's ahead: a gilded world of private islands, designer dresses, and million-dollar jewels, shot through with all the complicated history and cutthroat drama that tends to come along with private islands, designer dresses, and million-dollar jewels.
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To ease our constant curiosity, and because the series is well into its second season, we chatted with the head of the show's hair department Rosa Terracciano to find out all the on-set beauty tricks that come along with creating Archie, Jughead, Veronica, and Betty's signature looks.
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Asking for sex can be scary, which is why we're always on the hunt for the latest aphrodisiac to lower our inhibitions and give us the sex life of our dreams — but even great sex isn't worth the possible risks that come along with taking Ambien the wrong way.
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When users do choose to connect with a phone to use the app, they get most of the features that typically come along with a smartwatch: push notifications, message and call alerts and more, along with individualized training cues and coaching tips expected from a fitness-focused device.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) would "come along" with the House GOP plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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"The bottom line is the president is the president no matter where he goes, and he doesn't get to control the level of costs and security that may come along with that," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in 2017 when questioned about the travel costs.
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In an age where a significant amount of personal information is stored on smart devices in our pockets, the government's desire to access that technology should come along with a corresponding increase in its showing of necessity and its attention to addressing the privacy risks that can result.
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A good deal of chatter today about Goldman strategists' saying much more upside in stocks could be self-defeating, as it would likely come along with a buildup of inflationary pressures and risk of an overheating economy, and so the Fed would be motivated to tighten more than now expected.
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"The culture of intolerance that seems to come along with expensive home ownership, of tightly securing one's home away - a withdrawal from the community - this is what perhaps the song is getting at: how this anti-community atmosphere leads to anti-social, unpleasant and at times hateful interactions", he explains.
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Contagion portrays a world wracked by not just a virus, but a whole set of ills that come along with it — disorder, societal breakdown, the difficulties inherent in finding a cure, individuals who refuse to follow rules, people who set priorities that protect their loved ones before the general public.
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The book falls in the hands of teenager Light Yagami, who begins using it for what he perceives as the greater good and utilizes the complicated rules that come along with the book to avoid being found by investigators and fellow genius L. It's hard not to binge right through it.
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When a friend (David Wain) invites Stuart to come along with him, his wife (Michaela Watkins) and their daughter (Dylan Gelula) on a French vacation, the trip has barely started before Stuart proposes marriage to the daughter — who is maybe half his age — at the base of the Eiffel Tower.
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Once a patent-owner chooses to sell an item, "that product is no longer within the limits of the monopoly [bestowed by the government for the duration of the patent] and instead becomes the private individual property of the purchaser, with the rights and benefits that come along with ownership," the justices determined.
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I think there is an extraordinary amount of influence that's come along with the products and tools and services that have been built, but there's also been a lot of unintended consequences and disruption of traditional analog environments, whether that's the news industry, which I'm focused on, or just a variety. Right?
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There are a lot of different issues [that come along with] being a professional athlete that we might have to deal with and face, but it's resilient women that can take on those challenges and those stereotypes and still kind of pay it forward and try to move the needle in the right direction.
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The Goldman forecast is for the Fed cuts to come along with 100 basis points of reductions from Canada as well as 50 basis points from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, India and South Korea, as well as a 10 basis point reduction from the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank.
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"It's not pleasant and it is very hard when you have to say 'bye' to people that have been with you in the journey for two years, or for one year, or three years, but then you need to find the next people that are gonna come along with you in the next stage."
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" First We Feast went even further and proclaimed that "Dry January, and all the hashtag and Equinox class packages and lame-ass mocktail specials that come along with it is nothing more than a month-long version of the lie that yuppy lushes sell each other every time they toggle between benders and juice cleanse throughout the year.
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When long turbine blades bend, they can crash into the tower, or hub, like this Danish system did in 2008 after its "brake" failed and it spun out of control: So the third engineering challenge is to find designs and materials that can stand up to the stresses that come along with height and higher winds.
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With the rise of hip-hop groups such as Public Enemy, Beastie Boys, and Run-DMC flirting with rock music, as well as rock bands such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Faith No More, and Anthrax bringing hip-hop into their sound, it was only natural that a wave of groups would come along with a perfect hybrid of the two.
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Much like Marcello, the journalist who allows himself to become increasingly drawn into the revelry of the rich and famous people he covers in the 1960 Federico Fellini classic La Dolce Vita, McGregor has indulged in both the perks and trappings of fame and fortune, and must weigh his calling against the temptations that come along with being any good at it.
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One person told NBC that complaints about Wray often come along with those of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who has been the focus of some of Trump's harshest criticism.
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But just for my own sake, I'd like to think about my gender, like all genders, more as just a genre, as critic Lauren Berlant as put it — something tied to all the other aspects of my identity, including being politically categorized as a woman; including being queer; including all the particular social and cultural codes that come along with living this life, right now.
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A robot that has the potential to combine both successfully would likely be a popular option both with potential partners looking to supplement their own transportation solutions and with companies focused on addressing the opportunities that come along with an aging global population, so it'll be interesting to see what this group of developer partners comes up with in terms of building out Loomo's list of abilities.
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I'm still waiting for the pointed question to the candidates who oppose nuclear power, or a question to all candidates about how they will fight the powerful fossil fuel lobbies or convince world leaders to come along with them, or any question about one of the myriad of environmental issues other than climate change, such as mountaintop removal, access to drinkable water, or the pollution of waterways, land, and air.
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And there are "knock-on carbon benefits" that come along with not having to transport, process, retail, package and refrigerate all this extra food, according to an emailed statement by Eugene Mohareb, a lecturer in sustainable urban systems at the University of Reading in the UK. Mohareb, who was not involved in the new report, said the goals of reducing food waste and shifting toward plant-based nutrition can go hand-in-hand.
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We would leave Union Station on one of the last days of June, a few days after school let out, as had I. My dad, divorced, remarried and pushing 210, was hale and hearty and game enough to come along with us, a living link to an episode in the history of "Frisco" — as he still calls it — and the Beats and the counterculture that my children know about as a footnote in their American history books.
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There are things that are enacted for a reason to keep certain people subjugated, to keep certain people exploited, and if you just look, if you just turn on your television and look at the people who are being killed or exploited or subjugated, they would have to be fucking superhuman to get out of that and to then not hold any resentment and to not have any issues that come along with all that disenfranchised and marginalized living.
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I'll spare you all the details, but basically I gave myself a condition called peroneal tendonitis (or possibly peroneal tendinosis — I'm not sure which one, because I didn't see a doctor, just asked Dr. Internet and texted a couple of running-coach friends), which happened because I was incredibly stupid and did not pay attention to the very important instructions that come along with "barefoot"-style shoes, telling you that under no circumstances should you just jump into using them.
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Look, everybody wants to eliminate the suffering of these genetic diseases, but there are all sorts of unintended consequences that come along with us because if you can change the DNA in order to eliminate diseases, you can also change the DNA to make people better athletes, to make them more intelligent, to make them more attractive and all of a sudden you get down on the slippery slope of this genetically altered designer babies where parents are choosing what attributes they want for their children.
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So, with that in mind, here are two common reasons people don't speak up at work (and how to overcome them): As Glenn Llopis points out in an article for Forbes, "In today's workplace, more people are keeping quiet and are just going with the flow — thinking that this is the best way to advance, get noticed and / or win the political gaming that takes place at work…" In other words, no one wants to gain any of the negative reputations that can come along with talking too much.
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"We tend to think of these kinds of issues as nothing but bad ... and I don't want to sugarcoat or say obviously that there aren't problems with having a particular diagnosis, but I do want to say that actually there are very particular strengths that come along with these diagnoses, and knowing what they are allows you to look for that and nurture that in your child," said Saltz, who has been in private practice as a psychiatrist for over 20 years and serves as a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill-Cornell School of Medicine.
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