I thought back to when I decided to come back on Kaitlyn's season — I had decided to take that risk to come back on, because I felt strongly for her.
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It's tough to come back on a team like that.
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We're all begging her to come back on the show.
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WE'LL DO THAT AND COME BACK ON THE OTHER SIDE.
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I wish that [CEO] Gary [Smith] would come back on.
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I'd actually forgotten that Doug had come back on Disney.
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Three weeks later, they have yet to come back on.
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Everyone is hoping the power will come back on soon.
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Did you convince my mother to come back on the show?
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Then the lights come back on, along with the amplified prayers.
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Do you think the sandwiches will come back on the menu?
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I feel like she would have wanted me to come back on.
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Cast your vote in our ballot, then come back on Sunday, Feb.
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If you don't like it, just don't come back on Day 2.
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Cast your vote in our ballot, then come back on Sunday, Jan.
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I figured the lights would come back on, and soon they did.
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A judge asked him to come back on Monday for more questioning.
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I knew if I decided to come back on it would raise questions.
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Just before the lights and air conditioners began to come back on, Gov.
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There's no knowing when the lights will come back on in La Perla.
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"Apple earnings delivered enough for investors to come back on board," said Markets.
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"I'm afraid how this will all come back on me," Ramirez told them.
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Narrator: It took 62 days for Tere Food's electricity to come back on.
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"Were critical components going to fail and not come back on?" he said.
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On the TrustID Premier site, I was told to come back on Sept.
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S. trade relations, but have since come back on weak U.S. economic data.
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Some of the sanctions will come back on Tuesday at 12:01 a.m.
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And if the oil pumps are still off, the centrifuges may come back on.
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Panic ensues for the next five minutes until, miraculously, the lights come back on.
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You don&apost want to come back on Monday and be like, what happened?
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"Lots of them are deciding whether to come back on their own," Salgado said.
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The Brogo Dam cleared up sufficiently to come back on line on February 25.
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S. trade war, but it has since come back on underwhelming U.S. economic data.
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"Stranded fields and frozen exploration projects may well come back on the agenda," he said.
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In fact, since you saw come back on your screen, it's increased by about $215,000.
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The last thing traders need now is for Greece to come back on the radar.
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"I need to come back on a sunny day and play some dominoes," Pence said.
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You know, I don't want my parents and my family to come back on me.
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And if it is, aye—Steve, come back on through with some more corduroy jams.
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Louie, will you come back on the show to talk about fishing apps some time?
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In the end we're doing it for being ready to come back on the stage.
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The popular Palestinian nonviolent uprising of July could come back, on a much larger scale.
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In the end we're doing it for being ready to come back on the stage.
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After he was runner-up on The Bachelorette, he decided to come back on another season.
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If we come back on a Sunday we might take the Monday off at a push.
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With the Raptors trying to come back on the road, one potential issue is foul trouble.
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He said he might come back on the weekend for it, and drove back to London.
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And particularly in the wake of two hurricanes, we'll come back on the debt ceiling again.
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Gupta said the Clydebridge works would come back on stream "in due course as market conditions allowed".
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People denigrate women who come back on the show multiple times, but I think they're very brave.
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Analysts who watch OPEC also don't agree on how much oil could come back on the market.
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Even as the power begins to come back on for some, for many the fear will linger.
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"I don't know if I am totally ready to come back on the tour yet," she said.
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Sony's Playstation arm flourished under House, which saw the company come back on top in the gaming industry.
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The two both feel wronged, and spent years biding their time until they could come back on top.
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The second I come back on I get immediate anxiety, I get sad and I get worked up.
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When the lights come back on Fergusson is already off the stage and off to the next thing.
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He did not come back on the 17th; the fishermen later saw the tribespeople dragging his body around.
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When the lights come back on and the firefighters manage to tame the flames, we face traumatized communities.
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When I play out at the weekend and come back on a Sunday I'm not going to Berghain.
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It was Tax Day, and the I.R.S. had a message for last-minute filers: Come back on Dec.
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I missed them when they went away and was always happy to see their lights come back on.
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And the other dark horse scenario is that Bodenheimer decides to come back on a full-time basis.
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He said both his life and the town had changed now that Mount Coffee had come back on.
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Beyond that, would chef Sookie St. James (Melissa McCarthy) also come back on the condition of a larger property?
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So he spent a lot of time lying on the couch waiting for the power to come back on.
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Perry said he did not know when refineries that have been shut by Harvey would come back on line.
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All the while, folks relentlessly badgered Harmon and Roiland about when the show would come back on social media.
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Ben [Feldman] had been on A to Z, a show that didn't come back on NBC the previous year.
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For lodging there, you're on your own, but it's certainly possible to go and come back on the same day.
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It's 28 days on, coming off, and being on call for whenever they decided for us to come back on.
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Once I didn't realize it and just hung around for 20 minutes expecting someone to come back on the line.
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I&aposm sure she wants to come back on her own terms at her own time, and that&aposs fine.
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We'd do this differently next time: I'd come back on a romantic weekend (as I saw a few couples doing).
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We'll hit the practice court tomorrow and come back on Thursday, try to play for a spot in the semis.
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The cable operators could not be immediately contacted as Geo slowly began to come back on air on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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We have to wait, and they have to come back on and tell us, and we'll welcome them on the show.
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FABER: JOHN, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A BREAK IN A MINUTE, BUT I WANT TO JUST COME BACK ON THE DIVIDEND.
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"I don't know if I am totally ready to come back on the tour yet," she told reporters after that match.
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As a result, the company said, production at its major Brucutu mine will take longer than expected to come back on line.
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He said to us, 'If my wife doesn't come back on the boat, ain't none of y'all coming back on the boat.
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It had previously forecast Blackwater to come back on line this week, while there is no change to the Goonyella time table.
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Hurricane Irma Breakdown: U.S. Coast Guard Operations Officer Talks Miami Condition's As residents wait for their power to come back on, Ready.
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Zhang said the shuttered illegal smelting capacity, built without the necessary permits, was not set to come back on line next year.
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Getting away, on the other hand, would give him an opportunity to come back on some future day and perhaps go unnoticed.
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Only two of the 15 units, both at Arnot, are expected to come back on line on Tuesday, according to the document.
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"Everyone needs to just take a deep breath, take the weekend ... count our blessings, and let's come back on Monday," Priebus said.
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"You're having supply come back on to the markets, so it's not surprising to see a little bit of weakness," Zahir said.
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Mr. Bednark said he called many recently laid-off employees to come back on the job and hired an additional 150 workers.
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And then to have to come back on an off day — hey, we wanted to put it on 'em, and we did.
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And the president also told me, if you're nice to me in this segment, he'll let me come back on the show.
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"We're going to have a lot of power outages, and it's not going to come back on in one day," Mr. Scott said.
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Students pressed her to come back on a regular basis and she now pitches up every week, serving a different menu each time.
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DIAZ BALART: Senator Booker, I want to kind of come back on a discussion we were having about health and the opioid crisis.
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The Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) said it was ready to support the Milan-Cortina project, but urged Turin to come back on board.
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A Guatemalan court ordered the completion of consultation with indigenous groups before the world's second-largest silver mine can come back on line.
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While it is widely assumed that Libyan oil will come back on the market soon, no one is certain when that will be.
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Check back with us throughout the weekend and then come back on Monday as Democrats converge in Philadelphia to make Clinton's nomination official.
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What's more, full wi-fi connectivity will automatically come back on if you reset your device or hit 5am local time the next day.
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He immediately stopped the bus and started talking with her, hoping to persuade her to come back on the other side of the rail.
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"I give it about three or four days maximum if the (power) doesn't come back on and there are no generators available," he said.
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But, if the UK ends up leaving the European Union without a deal, roaming charges may come back on March 29, HuffPost first reported.
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BUT FOR NOW, WE ARE TAKE A QUICK BREAK AND COME BACK ON THE OTHER SIDE AND TALK ABOUT A LOT OF OTHER THINGS.
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The lights dim at night automatically and come back on in the morning so it feels like you have more sunshine in your room.
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If McConnell had held the vote, everyone would have stayed late or come back on Sunday and the vote would have been 51-49.
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"The electricity needs to come back on," she said on a bed beneath two still fans and sign reading "loving you" on the wall.
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Trump's legal team will make its opening argument for about three hours on Saturday, and then come back on Monday to continue its case.
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" Nunes told Bartiromo that he "really want[s]" to answer questions over the allegations, and promised to "come back on the show and answer.
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A lot of that outlay will hopefully come back on the other end of the ownership period, as Jeeps enjoy tremendously high resale values.
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The way Trump is acting, though, doesn't make me real happy, the way he's come back on certain things, with Heidi and the women thing.
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And the President also told me, if you're nice to me in this segment, he'll let me come back on the show, is that cool?
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Reporters are sent from London under the instruction of "just find out what the fuck it is and come back on an off-peak train".
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Currently, about 2,300 workers are engaged in the power restoration efforts, as many people across the island wait for the lights to come back on.
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The move comes as New York, along with the rest of the U.S., has seen a glut of vacant storefronts come back on the market.
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"Sometimes, it's a massage, or, if they want to come back on a personal trip, I offer them an upgrade to a suite," she said.
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"If that were to come back on the agenda, there could be some friction that would not be helpful for U.S.-China deal-making," said McGinty.
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The former NFL player later convinced her to come back on the show after sending home the two other women, proving that he only wanted Randolph.
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I'd like to see the boys come back on and give us a little sense of what's happening because otherwise, I'm not venturing into that one.
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"I can't wait to come back on a clear night; I want to see the Milky Way, the stars and some planets through all those telescopes."
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The jokes came flying fast and furious across Twitter about the desperation users felt as they pined away for these apps to come back on line.
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"It's an hour there, followed by a 45-minute session, and then it takes over an hour to come back on two different buses," she said.
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She did plays out of town often, and she wouldn't come back on her days off, as, I've learned since, most actor-parents try to do.
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For those women returning to the workforce, "there is a strong likelihood they will not get rehired or they'll come back on reduced terms," he said.
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When it became clear that they weren't going to come back on soon, I offered to walk her home just in case the neighborhood wasn't safe.
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"We must come back on July 5 more determined than ever before," Lewis declared in anticipation of the House's return date after the Independence Day recess.
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Though it's a little like when there's a power outage and then the lights come back on and you see how crappy your apartment is. 'Yay!
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But take some time off, breathe new air and see new things and the ideas will come, and you'll be refreshed when you come back on Monday.
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So even as the lights come back on in the Gulf Coast county, its poorest residents aren't sure whether they'll still have lives left to lead there.
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The podcast episode ends with Jones inviting Paul and Majlak out to Austin and the duo asking Jones to come back on the show in the future.
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Harrison admits that although no decisions have been made, Saviano or another one of his love connections may come back on Viall's season for a second chance.
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Manzo, 57, opened up about the alleged offer and her decision not to come back on an episode of son Albie Manzo's podcast Dear Albie, posted Tuesday.
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Another 30 million tonnes of production frozen by court orders is likely to come back on line within six to 12 months using dry processing, Siani said.
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No malicious intent, nothing like that and they accidentally hit someone the protester that they hit cannot come back on them and sue them in civil court.
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But Ahmed Ali, a 55-year-old teacher, said that while he wanted his family to see the tent camp, he would not come back on Friday.
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You're having an interview and writing a story about a family, and you leave them on Friday and come back on a Tuesday, and the father's dead.
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They also have allowed retired correctional officers to come back on a part-time basis to ease the staffing issues at hard-to-staff prisons, Young said.
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On Twitter, Dunkaroos announced their return by quote-tweeting a Kim Kardashian tweet from April 2018, in which she begged Dunkaroos to come back on the market.
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"I really want to answer all of these questions and I promise you I absolutely will come back on the show and answer these questions," Nunes said.
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Before it was all over, the Saturday blackout eventually extended down as far as 12th St. The lights started to come back on at around 133:00 p.m.
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When we get to their house, the power is out, so I nap while waiting for it to come back on so we can get started making dinner.
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At the very least, I would have told him to come back on a day that wasn't my friends birthday and told her about later that same night.
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Libya could be a substantial risk if its crude oil production and exports come back on line, but with a fragile security situation, a production recovery isn't probable soon.
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Most observers think that one would fail, too, and if it did, lawmakers would then come back on Thursday and vote on a proposal that would postpone Brexit altogether.
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Hell yeah ... it LOOKED painful, too ... but somehow, Pavelski went into concussion protocol, got stitched up, and was cleared to come back on the ice by the 2nd period.
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More recently, Andrew Napolitano said that Obama had British intelligence spy on Trump, and was allowed to come back on the air despite there being no evidence for that claim.
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It's time to make sure the funds you've raised get to their final destination with minimal fuss, and to get things rolling as soon as the lights come back on.
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Come back on Tuesday to read The Hill's Jordan Fabian's take on the political ramifications behind Obama's move in terms of this year's battle for the White House and Senate.
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While it's likely to lead to weight loss since raw vegetables are low in calories, it may be unsustainable and, as a result, cause the weight to come back on.
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How he fits: The Hornets have a lot of money committed to a mediocre core, and they have no idea if Kemba Walker will come back on a supermax contract.
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"This is not something that we are going to be able to just look away and it not come back on us," he said on the Senate floor in January.
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I will say this: if they want to come back on and they want to tell us why that last quarter looked pretty good, they are always going to be welcome.
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She has every model — including the women with darker skin tones, like Duckie Thot and Zuri Tibby, who didn't get a spray tan — come back on Wednesday for a hydration treatment.
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When the corrupt justice system fails to convict their killers, Garner's Riley North disappears — only to come back on the 5th anniversary of her family's death to enact her brutal revenge.
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Parliament speaker Jacob Oulanyah told lawmakers during a raucous session that the legislation due to be introduced on Thursday afternoon was "bringing tension" and would come back on another, unspecified date.
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Catering managers and event planners said that while holiday party spending is still down relative to its pre-financial crisis peak, Wall Street is starting to come back on the scene.
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After many long months of waiting for Game of Thrones to come back on, I now have to contend with the horrible, horrible reality that it's about to go away again.
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At the J.S. Butchery in the capital, Lusaka, the light had just come back on after an unscheduled, eight-hour blackout, hardly ideal for the food sitting in its glass refrigerator.
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FABER: AND ON BUYING, YOU THINK THEY'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO DEVELOP THE WALDORF ASTORIA THE WAY THEY'VE SAID THEY WOULD, OR DOES THAT PROPERTY SOMEHOW COME BACK ON THE MARKET?
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Dwyane Wade is not the same player he used to be, but Miami Heat fans were very excited to see him come back on February 8 at the NBA trade deadline.
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"They were surprised and said, 'Yes, we will do it for you, but there is no time,' and they agreed he will come back on Tuesday," his friend, Mr. Tamimi, recalled.
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Because when the lights do come back on, and the stadiums are again ablaze with anticipation, it's the trust between fan and player that will have carried us through this moment.
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On Friday morning Mr. Jones, a handyman and single father, sat in his apartment above a tattoo parlor waiting for the power to come back on and for school to reopen.
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I was more pissed off than I was optimistic they'd actually fix the boiler quickly, but I was hopeful that the heat would come back on without me having to do anything.
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Knowing the case likely would come back on appeal during his time in office, Schmack took a close second look at thousands of pages of old FBI reports in the case file.
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Another 30 million tonnes may come back on line by the end of the year using "dry processing" methods that avoid the use of hazardous tailings dams, the company reiterated on Monday.
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"All these things when they come back on the market can again postpone the true balancing," Thomas said in an interview on the sidelines of the ONS oil conference in Stavanger, Norway.
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"As we were waiting for the power to come back on, the past winners – in full drag and in broad daylight – sat in a circle smoking and swapping war stories," he explains.
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The Warriors called a full timeout to look things over, but their ability to come back on the road is looking incredibly unlikely, especially with Siakam making virtually every shot he takes.
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I'm not ready for the trigger shot, and she tells me I'll probably have to come back on Thursday, but the office will call to confirm once they've processed the blood work.
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I feel like that brings up a good point: We don't necessarily need to come back on the number of shows, but instead diversify how we share them and how people view them.
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However, already this year nuclear power generation has rebounded as some plants have come back on line, while a new plant began operations in August and another will start up at year-end.
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The US Army is asking retired soldiers who served in health care fields if they want to come back on active duty to help deal with the response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Analysts expect gasoline prices to drop quickly once refineries come back on line, but as long as so many questions remain about the extent of the damage, gasoline prices will continue to rise.
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What to watch The House and Senate are scheduled to come back on Monday afternoon, but all eyes will be on what, if anything, the 17 conference committee members have to say publicly.
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Not forever, but if the lights come back on after 10 or even 15 seconds, it returns with the correct time, unblinking — unlike my microwave clock and stove clock, those helpless, annoying twins.
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It works by helping to predict how likely it is that a woman's breast cancer will come back on a scale of 0 to 100, based on reading a sample of tumor tissue.
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The intense Category 4 storm left practically all of the 3.4 million US citizens in the country without access to electrical power, and many are still waiting for the lights to come back on.
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HANNITY: All right, when we come back on the special edition of HANNITY, Sarah Carter and Gregg Jarrett, they&aposre going to preview all of this from the legal standpoint and the investigative standpoint.
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That synchronicity was ultimately the reason Destiny was here, chaperoning two youths in the nosebleed section as they waited for the redeemed to flee the floor area so the bands could come back on.
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Come back on Wednesday to read the story from The Hill's Amie Parnes about how Clinton is trying to avoid a repeat of 2008, when she surprisingly placed in third in the Iowa caucuses.
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It lasts a mere twelve seconds, but, in that time, the shape of history is slightly bent and, once the lights come back on, nobody in the world knows who the Beatles are or were.
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Benchmark iron ore prices have come off steeply in recent weeks, falling nearly 30 percent since the end of July as some Brazilian production has come back on line and as global demand worries have intensified.
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He added Rosneft was cutting production at its newest fields under the OPEC deal, not touching mature fields as there was a risk that they may not come back on-line in full after the cuts.
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The third thing is that we expect a Scottish referendum to come back on the table, though our forecast at the moment is that Scotland remains part of the UK for the next couple of years.
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Reality check: The Senate has been on recess, and Republicans are likely to come back on Monday to a less-than-fully-drafted health care plan and a lot of major decisions still to be made.
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But China's vice-industry minister Feng Fei said at a press briefing on Monday that while some capacity had come back on line, it did not include plants that had already been ordered to shut down.
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" And in retrospect, what would be more fitting from the world's best Christian rapper than to come back on stage to cap off his show by making the crowd triumphantly scream "This what God feel like?
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Facilities north of the one-time Alberta boomtown that had been shuttered largely because of heavy smoke rather than fire were likely to come back on line first, in a matter of days in many cases.
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"A lot of times, we come on these storms and people get really hostile as far as not really understanding why we can't just flip a light switch and make everything come back on," Parker said.
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EU Brexit negotiators rejected the latest proposals on the Irish backstop presented by Britain's Attorney General Geoffrey Cox in Brussels on Tuesday and told him to rework them and come back on Friday, EU diplomats said.
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Talks this week led by Attorney General Geoffrey Cox failed to secure EU agreement, with officials in Brussels criticising the British side's proposals and telling May's top lawyer to rework them and come back on Friday.
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Of the four main lines taking coal to ports along the Queensland coast, it's expected that only one will be operating by next week, the others taking up to four more weeks to come back on line.
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"We will come back on Monday and set out at the despatch box exactly how we will honour the commitment," Barclay said on Wednesday, referring to an announcement made last week by Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington.
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A beloved uncle, who had been plagued for years by bouts of severe depression that alternated with mild mania, was seen at a major hospital psychiatric clinic on a Friday and told to come back on Monday.
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"We will come back on Monday and set out at the despatch box exactly how we will honor the commitment," Barclay said on Wednesday, referring to an announcement made last week by Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington.
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If crude prices hold above $50 per barrel, U.S. oil drilling would begin to come back on line, but it will take prices solidly above $503 for most production to return, according to a new CNBC oil survey.
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"As soon as the snow stops and the wind stops blowing, we will be pushing the utilities to give people a sense of when the power will come back on," Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker told reporters on Tuesday.
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"We'll have preliminary success with getting a large number of cases out and temporarily reduce the backlog, but ultimately a large number of those cases will come back on appeal, thus making the backlog even worse," Slavin said.
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"You can see the person's deliberately gone right across the road to the other side and hit several, and then come back on the road and hit another four or five," said Michael Beatty, spokesman for RSPCA Queensland.
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We know we can continue to improve our product, and we'll do that, and you'll see all of that, and I'll be happy to come back on six months from now and we'll talk about all of that.
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He would routinely go for walks around the neighborhood by himself and then come back on his own accord: sometime we didn't notice that he had done so, save for the open gate left swinging in his wake.
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Test results have come back on 603 more residents of a locked-down nursing home in the Seattle suburbs that is already linked to 19 coronavirus deaths, and nearly all of them are infected, officials said on Monday.
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"It's disappointing that somebody who was fired from Fox would be given a venue to come back on as a guest, especially based on the reasons that surrounded it," she said in a Vanity Fair interview published Thursday.
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" UltraViolet's Facebook event for the protest says, "It's incredibly important and timely because right now, Fox News executives are deciding whether sexual predator Bill O'Reilly gets to come back on air and continue making millions of dollars or not.
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"The problem with an aborted take-off is you can probably get things like hot brakes and when the aircraft went around again to come back on the apron, a flame was spotted," Maloney told Irish national broadcaster RTE.
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After lunch at Mosso's niece's house, which turns out to be perched on the mountainside up a muddy track so steep it makes the Jeep's wheels spin, the lights come back on; the surgery can go ahead after all.
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I do believe the theatrical experience is going to be more and more event-ized for major studios, but for someone like me who grew up on romantic comedies, watching them come back on streamers has been really gratifying.
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Julia Weldon: I feel proud that after taking a large step back from the TV/film industry, I've come back on my own terms and with my own boundaries to have a career as a non-binary and genderfluid actor.
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"Already last year we gave that commitment to come back to the issue of sustainability of debt for Greece, because that is the only way they will come back on a sustainable path and a sustainable economic future," Dijsselbloem said.
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The feedback that you get from being a storyteller in audio is so profound, and the volume of it is so significant that the minute a journalist has been on the show at the Times, they want to come back on.
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For me, it's tremendously exciting to have our show come back on the air to try to be a part of that conversation and to try to give visibility to people who didn't have as much visibility in the past.
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Beach had been screened on Saturday, but between the screening and receiving the results, said he felt healthy enough to come back on Monday for a one-day special session to deal with the coronavirus, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Organizers expect many to come back on Friday, when schools and businesses are closed for the Muslim sabbath, and rejoin the planned six-week protest pressing for right of return for refugees and their descendents to what is now Israel.
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The first phase of a three-stage recovery plan can be implemented within three months, a second NOC official in Tripoli said, allowing fields like El Sharara and Elephant, with a combined capacity of around 430,683 bpd, to come back on stream.
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But I fear we are too far down the the road of free media to turn back, and it will only be through sheer force of will — and plenty of failures — that we right the ship of mindfulness and come back on course.
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"If deflation risks come back on the agenda then I think the asset-purchase programme is the appropriate instrument to be activated, but there is no need for it in my reading of the inflation outlook right now," he told Bloomberg Thursday.
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"Expectations of a good monsoon have once again reinforced the confidence among market participants that the growth may come back on a good note, considering the consumerism in the rural side of the economy," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice president-research at SMC Global Securities.
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The reason for that is I sat in 22 financial meetings a month looking at what drove success, and the clearest way to improve your chances of success is to come back on a regular cycle with a similar book to what you released before.
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One small perk to Hulu with Live TV is that commercial breaks are shorter than they tend to be on live TV. Most are two minutes with a count-down clock at the top so you know when your show is about to come back on.
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Come back on Wednesday to find how much more moolah the phrase "roughly in that ballpark" boils down to… Consumer Rift pre-orderers will get two game titles bundled free with their purchase — however much it costs — namely: Lucky's Tale by Playful, and CCP's EVE: Valkyrie.
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She did come back on and managed to score her 10th try to secure her position as the tournament's leading scorer, but by then the hopes of the gold medal had gone and she was in tears as New Zealand performed a rousing post-match haka.
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Cramer Remix: Don't get distracted on Disney Cramer: Time to buy, buy, buy the most hated sectors imaginable Cramer: The potent bull case for Netflix In other words, at $50 the supply that has been cut back in the U.S. can start to come back on the market.
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"I look at all the positive on this side of things now that I'm through all the surgery and the treatments," he said, "and I'm strong and the weight has come back on my body and my endurance is back, and I regret that I was so silent."
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Except that, within a few years, it became clear that the world was breaking up again, that tragedy had come back on stage, that the alliances we believed to be unbreakable could be upended, that people could decide to turn their backs, that we could have diverging interests.
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Djokovic's thriller against long-time rival Rafael Nadal lasted a mere five hours 15 minutes, but only three sets of that could be completed before the Wimbledon curfew at 11 pm on Friday, and the pair had to come back on Saturday to finish off before the women's final.
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According to the email, the service is looking for soldiers to voluntarily come back on active-duty if they were in the fields of Critical Care Officer (60F), Anesthesiologist (60N), Nurse Anesthetist (66F), Critical Care Nurse (66S), Nurse Practitioner (66P), ER Nurse (66T), Respiratory Specialist (68V); or Medic (68W).
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For me to kind of poke my head out of my hole – you know, because I kind of went dark [this past year], and I didn't want to do anything with anybody – to be able to come back on just to do a little guest spot, it was really nice.
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In the clip above — filmed as a sketch for The Late Late Show — Corden visits Matt Damon on a gloriously fake version of the Bourne movie set in order to act as his stunt double — with the promise that Damon will come back on his show in return for the favour.
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That he would have a hand in fixing the neighborhoods he knew as a boy, and that he would help lights come back on in that giant factory whose broken windows loomed like the face of a ghost over the ballpark he used to go to with his dad, wondering if this city was his own.
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"That's why, when you see guys in the past come back on three days' rest, like the Bumgarners, they don't get enough credit, because it's pretty hard," Kipnis said, comparing Kluber to Madison Bumgarner, who carried the San Francisco Giants to a 2014 World Series title by starting twice in the final round and pitching in relief in the clinching game.
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"I think what the markets have done in the last few weeks is assume the global economy is OK, and no major central bank will ever raise interest rates again, whereas it's very clear at some point the Fed's going to come back on the scene, and when that happens, the dollar is going to go back up against emerging market currencies," he said.
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On Portugal we had to discuss and to find an opinion about the draft budgetary plans, it had been changed by additional measures so we are not now in a situation of particularly serious risk of non compliance, this is why we didn't reject that budget but we are still watching risks and today we asked the Portuguese authorities to commit to take measures if necessary so that the budget, finally is compliant, and we'll have to come back on that I think before May.
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So I think in general, with the light at the end of the tunnel on oil and gas at the moment, with the increase, step by step increase over that, that unleashes more investments and we see that already happening but in these other energy areas, we see a much stronger momentum building, and that's also good news, both for consumers with regard to more competitive pricing on the energy side, but clearly also for investment, that is-, SS: Very quickly-, GC: I just wanted to come back on that-, the windmills, and the renewable and so on, because the other part of Donald Trump's platform, as we know, has been to promote carbon based fuel sources, and talk down the Paris Accord.
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