"It sucks, especially when we're down in the first, we come back with two and we come back with two in the next inning," Gray said.
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"Someone my age would come once, and then they would come back with their parents, and then they would come back with their kids," Ms. Delgado said.
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"The lumpectomy didn't come back with clean margins," she explains.
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Some of them actually come back with other children's parents.
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Drivers get the offer and come back with their price.
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They come back with life experiences to spur economic growth.
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He seems to come back with something new every season.
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Earl Sweatshirt has come back with a second November single.
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Fanaticism's come back into fashion, come back with a vengeance.
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They're gonna come back with a lot of energy tomorrow.
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We're Hindu people, our son's come back with this beard.
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Stretch has been told to come back with that information.
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Callimachi: They come back with basically three facts about Huzayfah.
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If they are refused, they come back with a warrant.
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The White House has got to come back with something.
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If they come back with any kind of conclusion that any of it stands up, that any of it is true, will you consider your position... TRUMP: There's nothing they could come back with.
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Now, Apple has come back with a myriad of new features.
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Now, Hotz and his team have come back with another project.
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In recent years, however, caucuses have come back with a vengeance.
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We might ask them to come back with a children's program.
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So, I'd be happy to come back with a clearer answer.
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Sometimes I go out with $25 and come back with $35.
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We're going to take a break and come back with recommendations.
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You share your ideas, but then they come back with their own.
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After being detonated, the drone insects just come back with a fury.
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So we&aposll take a short break and come back with that.
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"Meaning, if we send 20, we come back with 100," he said.
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"Meaning, if we send 20, we come back with 22015," he said.
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I want to come back with something to help the people here.
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"I hope they will come back with a positive result," he added.
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She planned to come back with the draft of a short story.
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Like any good reality show, "UnREAL" has come back with a Surprising!
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"They said, 'You have to come back with an attorney,'" she recalled.
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And as they start getting legislation done, we'll come back with infrastructure.
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But could "Twin Peaks" really come back with no Bob at all?
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"Of course the stock has come back with a vengeance," he contineud.
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I want you to come back with something that will surprise me.
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Sometimes they come back with an outrageous offer in the other direction.
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So let's see whether we can come back with a winning strategy.
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If they're not, then they can come back with a search warrant.
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He has come back with Part 2, which picks up in 1984.
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You wouldn't be able to come back with any kind of visa?
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If you ask a filmmaker to show you 20 minutes of a bigger world, some directors would come back with a presentation of a non-linear landscape like Rakka while others would come back with one like Zygote.
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They told me they'd evaluate the plan and come back with a recommendation.
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For the past year, we've seen '90s trends come back with a vengeance.
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It was nice to come back with the lead after that first there.
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But it still could come back with shifting winds blowing onshore, he says.
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As you know, it took 19 years to come back with this one.
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I was always looking for a way to come back with a story.
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You get to hobnob with the bigwigs and come back with cool stories.
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And there's no other verdict that you can come back with except guilty.
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Mr. Pendleton needed to come back with some documents, Mr. Thompson told him.
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"We look forward to seeing what ideas they come back with," Trump wrote.
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They come back with, Moneyball, it doesn't work, they don't win the World Series.
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When we come back with much more from "Fox News Sunday" live in Singapore.
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Those who enter are known as Rifters, who often come back with fantastic technologies.
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How do you as DHS secretary come back with the emotional push on this?
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I want to come back with real hardware, like I don't want this ribbon.
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Other times he's sitting and snapping for hours, only to come back with nothing.
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Even if they take us to another place, we'll come back with our children.
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"If I don't come back with some chocolate, I'll be in trouble," he said.
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The administration has come back with a mix of just-following-orders and falsehoods.
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"Next time, come back with your dad," I texted the boys, praying they could.
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Yesterday I said I don't want [Savchenko] to come back with another bronze medal.
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Forced to change his whole technique, he might come back with a glorious win.
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"Come back with three runs, it was huge for (Gsellman) and for us," Rivera said.
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When he'd travel, he'd come back with fragrance and I collected them in high school.
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They better come back with a "Coke Zero Classic" or whatever in like 6 months.
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I can have a nice little break for once and come back with recharged batteries.
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But Bill, I wanted to come back with you for a moment here on Amazon.
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Noisey: What was it like to come back with APC after a 14-year break?
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He would go to a dump and come back with catalogs, file cabinets, broken tools.
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Well, this year they've come back with something new — and they've also returned much richer.
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Apparently satisfied, the attendant left—only to come back with the first attendant in tow.
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That's exactly what bullies do in playground fights before they come back with a punch.
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"Maybe people just generally don't know what we're going to come back with," she shrugs.
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For example, the most valuable thing a hunter can do is come back with meat.
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But the organization had been declared dead before, only to come back with a vengeance.
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"You can't come back with your tail between your legs," he says he told Weiner.
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It has come back with a vengeance and we'd think twice about making it now.
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The reality is that some days the birds would come back with nothing at all.
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Sometimes at night, she said, younger women would vanish and come back with no explanations.
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But if 100,000 children come back with one less IQ point, the entire economy notices.
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We'd imagine that Razer would come back with a similar offer during Prime Day 2020.
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Come back with half of that price, or possibly even less, depending on the circumstances.
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The seller will dramatically dismiss your reply and come back with a slightly smaller number.
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I go off in my cave, I come back with my brilliant work of staggering genius.
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I don't see any reason why growth in India will not come back with a bang.
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Twitter has finally come back with an apology and an explanation for the "bisexual" search mistake.
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We have to come back with the same mindset and try and take care of business.
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Perry trails behind her imploring her to come back with him while Bonnie watches from nearby.
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Analysts at Liberum said they expected the bidders could yet come back with another improved offer.
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SHOULD WE BE THINKING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO COME BACK WITH SOME SORT OF A DEAL?
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But it has come back with a special vengeance in this century, especially on election night.
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President Obama chided candidate Trump that manufacturing jobs could not come back with a magic wand.
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We come back with some complaints that boil down to our area of greatest knowledge: music.
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Instead, I come back with three memoirs and start on A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius.
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I also look for open markets and come back with a lot of fruits and vegetables.
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"Hopefully, now we come back with a clear path to an independent, credible investigation," he said.
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"I sure hope no one's going to come back with the virus," Colangelo tells TMZ Sports.
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"Getting away from the game allowed me to come back with a natural set-up," he said.
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Roberts had not ruled out that the Department of Commerce could come back with a new rationale.
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You can text thoughts, ideas, musings, and the "personalized shopper" will come back with recommendations and reviews.
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Here's who's working for Comcast and Sky — and Fox, which may come back with a higher bid.
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We give out money expecting it will come back with profits in a reasonable amount of time.
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He was supposed to be King in the North, and now he's come back with this outsider?
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For her [Bette Davis] to sit there and think of her answer and come back with that?
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The question is do the flows come back with full force or are things allowed to settle?
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As soon as you transition back to normal food, the pounds will come back (with a vengeance).
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The servers would bring Moët, but Micha wouldn't be satisfied, so they'd come back with Dom Pérignon.
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I asked the other Waypoint staff to meditate on this mystery and come back with a theory.
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Now he backed away from that immediately and he may come back with a different number tonight.
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WE'RE GOING TO COME BACK WITH HIM IN JUST A LITTLE BIT FROM THE CAPITAL OF CHINA.
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But to be frank, they did not come back with a credible offer last fall, he said.
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You send a message to that guy, you never know what he's going to come back with.
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Now he backed away from that immediately and he may come back with a different number tonight.
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Incredible to think "Trading Spaces" would come back with anyone other than Paige Davis helming its reboot.
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That tops an offer from NBCUniversal parent Comcast (CMCSA), which could still come back with another offer.
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The car companies provide some outlines, including budget, and the seat makers come back with a product.
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"We will come back with a force like they've never seen before," Trump told Fox News radio.
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"Watch me come back with a fur coat," he said as he headed back under the arches.
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This is a bad idea because I'm going to come back with a ton of baby stuff.
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So I was really happy to come back with the boys and just get really cathartic again.
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"I told the officer that I was concerned Nikolas would come back with a gun," she said.
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And they don't go off on retreats and come back with big ideas and shake it up.
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He was probably ready to come back with a minute or two left, but it was too late.
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"He goes to Cuba every year and I commission him to come back with certain titles," he says.
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I am paranoid that this is just right now and they're going to come back with something else.
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How did you find the trust to come back with this knowing that some will vilify him again?
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When you search "vaping" from an incognito account on YouTube, the top videos come back with vaping tricks.
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Get at the results and come back with facts and show that it really can make the difference.
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The jury could come back with a verdict After further deliberations, jurors could still return a unanimous verdict.
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It could come back with other fall premieres or act as a midseason stand-in for the network.
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I would answer questions, and they would go away and come back with something cool on the page.
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Soloway, however, has an overall deal with Amazon so may come back with other series in the future.
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The hiring manager will likely come back with a figure between your base salary and your counter offer.
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I hope I can come back with another headlining [tour] after an album and just push it, man.
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We could conceivably come back with more or as you implied before we might have a different strategy.
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"He will need to come back with more," Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, said.
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"We're waiting for the coroner's office to come back with their conclusions on cause of death," he said.
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But Ali wasn't that way — he was a joker, always ready to come back with a one-liner.
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"That patient might come back with a big keloid," a scar bigger than the disliked spot, she said.
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Like if you go for a really crazy cabin weekend and come back with a tattoo or something?
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However, the FCC could try to come back with an order to block their efforts again, Lyons said.
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To have it come back with new life with the Enhanced Edition was more than I hoped for.
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I've come back with results and I've come back with good advice and I do think that this is something that I do think he'll be proud of, this is something that I think will be a document that I think will be elevating the discussion of an issue that's hard.
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It was not clear whether one of these groups will come back with a new offer, the sources added.
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If they would have come back with the most perfect, we found everything and he's perfectly innocent of everything.
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We've got to find a way to come back with the same concentration level and same attention to detail.
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"We will come back, with the sword, to free you, to avenge Babri mosque, Gujarat, Kashmir," the fighter says.
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You don't have to open it, but if you don't the caseworker outside may come back with the police.
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"It's very difficult to ... reinvent yourself or come back with new music in this music industry," Joe Jonas said.
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Lastly, and least likely, you might see Rupert Murdoch come back with another offer if AT&T is rebuffed.
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Macron will ask Food Convention participants to come back with detailed proposals on food pricing, the presidency official said.
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In the meantime, Boasberg gave HHS another chance to come back with a stronger justification for the new rules.
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"This is our forever home right here, where the kids are going to come back with the grandkids," Mrs.
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"He kept throwing the cub around, taunting the sow to come back with her other cub," said Mr. Hodgson.
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It's like when you go to the flea market looking for a teapot and come back with a frame.
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Most veterans return to civilian life in good health, but some come back with injuries both seen and unseen.
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He would spend the whole day out in a storm until he could come back with the right photos.
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"Hopefully, we will come back with a cured little boy who will get his life back," Hannah told the BBC.
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Now, Disney's offering $71 billion for Fox and it's still an open question whether Comcast will come back with more.
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He would concede a point and then come back with two more to persuade listeners to his way of thinking.
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So now it's come back, and it's come back with a full force of every civil institution in the country.
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She wrote the USOC would come back with more information on what would happen in the short and long term.
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When you meet someone and you say, 'Oh, you're from Cleveland?' they come back with, 'Oh, it's not that bad.
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I can give the same sound to 10 different people and they'll come back with 10 completely different artistic inspirations.
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According the Bloomberg, the retailer will come back with roughly six smaller stores and an e-commerce site this year.
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Toys R Us is expected to make its come back with roughly six smaller stores and an e-commerce site.
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Just type in exactly what you're looking for and the Mona app will come back with a variety of options.
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I walk to the drug store and come back with a pack of hair ties and a York Peppermint Pattie.
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According to Pyle, though, there would have been a fatal flaw if something truly nefarious had come back with them.
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Basically, it's a perfect storm, and because of this, cryptocurrency malware mining has come back with a vengeance in 2017.
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"Our prediction is that we will not come back with diesel in the same magnitude we had before," Woebcken said.
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"I am training for Canada and want to make my country proud and come back with an achievement," said Esa.
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But she's unlikely to come back with anything that convinces a significant number of UK lawmakers to back her plan.
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"I do not think it will take long until we come back with that final version," the California Republican said.
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"He needed to have Pompeo come back with some very specific points," said Hill, the former ambassador to South Korea.
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RAMOS (through translator): We remind you that you can download (inaudible) and we'll come back with the Democratic presidential debate.
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Functional disorders come back with normal x-rays, endoscopies, and blood tests, even as a person is suffering horrible symptoms.
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Trump's abrupt withdrawal from Syria may allow ISIS to come back with a vengeance — using the group's time-tested strategy
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Law enforcement officers on the doorstep threatening to "come back with a warrant" is a cliché of police procedural dramas.
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The stock surge suggested investors expected 21st Century Fox to back away or come back with an even better offer.
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That prompted Disney to come back with its richer offer, a mix of cash and stock, which Fox promptly accepted.
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"My mother got calls from extended family, saying, 'Ruchika's going to come back with so many Westernized ideas,'" she said.
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For a while he used a drop-off laundry, but his clothes would sometimes come back with tears and stains.
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But the company seems to have gone in search of Mr. Kantor and come back with not much to show.
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A disproportionate number have come back with mental health challenges like anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, research shows.
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"If you build a 20-foot-fence, we've seen smugglers just come back with a 21-foot-ladder," Moran said.
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"We are working on background materials in preparation and we're waiting for China to come back with some thoughts," he added.
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I was expecting him to come back with advertising money from a student club night or a mobile phone insurance company.
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Against Arlovski, Overeem punched into clinches and pushed Arlovski away whenever he thought the Belarusian banger might come back with punches.
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Some hosts who interact with this group come back with different ideas and mythologies, which seem ingrained in Ghost Nation's religion.
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These three for the most part could simply listen to what I said and practically immediately come back with an answer.
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And every time I go there, I come back with some of that because it's just such a great tasting product.
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I tried to come back with the feeling but even in the last part of the race I didn't feel great.
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Tongal works like a reverse kickstarter: A brand makes a request and some of their 200,000 creators come back with pitches.
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It'll take longer to do the revive than a proper medic, and your buddy won't come back with all their health.
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That is what the Congressional Review Act says — the agency can't come back with anything that's "substantially similar" in the future.
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Fox delayed its planned shareholder meeting, scheduled for next month, to give Comcast time to come back with a higher bid.
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There were other ideas knocking around that were not Swervedriver, but we couldn't come back with something that was completely different.
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They'd come back with a bunch of snacks then tell them to wait again while they went to buy something else.
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The envelope would come back with the new stamp and the dated postmark with the special "First Day of Issue" cancellation.
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Ousted FBI Director James Comey has offered his testimony, and President Trump and his lawyers have come back with their response.
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"Maybe you should go there to study and come back with the smile back on your face," he told his son.
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"I was sent by the president before we got sworn in to Afghanistan to come back with a report," Biden said.
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Plus, they come back with all sorts of ideas and methodologies that are often incongruent with our social, economic and political reality.
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If the deal is voted down by the Parliament, May said, the government would come back with proposals for the next step.
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Many firms shut down shipments to Huawei en masse, without waiting for their legal teams to come back with a detailed opinion.
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She hopes to hand them out to visitors and ask each one to research the photo and come back with a story.
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In his post, Puri promised his team would come back with a new product, but was retiring Blab because of churn, basically.
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Tech stocks have "come back with a vengeance" and the run probably isn't over, strategist Liz Ann Sonders told CNBC on Tuesday.
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And then come back with a vengeance, reclaim Barack's legacy, win election as America's first female president, and help preserve the republic.
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I told them I was from Just Eat, and then they replied that I could come back with 'hugz, from the customer'.
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I was about to come and find you, to ask whether she could come back with us for another week or so.
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You're more than likely to say 'yeah' because if you say 'no,' then I can come back with, 'What's wrong with you?
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White said she had not yet seen the tweet, but would "take a look at it and come back" with a response.
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We hope that the problem with the vaccine will be identified so that the manufacturer can come back with a fixed vaccine.
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It was a long weekend in the US, so the Waypoint Crew has come back with plenty of games to chew on.
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Our relationship with China has been a very good one, and we look forward to seeing what ideas they come back with.
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Like Maria, who said she had noticed the signs during a previous visit, relatives see them and come back with their own.
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"It's very hard not to come back with something from the beach," she says with a glint in her inquisitive green eyes.
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Send him into any forest and he would come back with two handfuls of arrowheads, a buried deposit box and a cigar.
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"I would rather stay take a step back and then really come back with a lot of energy and happiness," Federer said.
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"We will come back, with the sword, to free you, to avenge Babri mosque, Gujarat, Kashmir," the fighter said in the video.
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On that note, we're going to come back with more and we're going to talk more about that stuff and some technology.
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We'll talk about that and more when we come back with Tristan Harris, who is leading a movement called Time Well Spent.
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This leaning right hand leaves him off balance and slow to either return to his stance or come back with the left hook.
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After pooling their money and haggling with the vendors, they come back with a Gameboy for Five and a construction mask for Major.
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He struggled a bit with some of the exercises but has agreed to come back with me next weekend, so that's a win.
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We've combed through the recent(ish) releases across the various streaming sites and come back with seven films to stream with the family.
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Here is how this works: you basically play a few notes and then wait for the program to come back with a response.
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Sophia is excited that Miss Patti could hopefully come back with a match, and she could end up with a brother and sister.
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"My first move would have been to find out exactly what happened and to really come back with a transparent analysis," he said.
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"The market is signaling that SoftBank may ... need to come back with a better offer," Lindsay Pacia, an analyst at CreditSights, told IFR.
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" As for what powers she'd like to come back with, she said, "I'd love to be able to play the cello really well.
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Presumably, she'll come back with some sort of knowledge, magic, or person relevant to the Azor Ahai prophecy and Battle for the Dawn.
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If he and Spencer Krug needed a little break to come back with this much heat, I'm not going to complain one bit.
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If a Cyrillic-based site gets blacklisted, the phisher can't just come back with a different fake arrangement of letters and try again.
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It asked the OPEC Secretariat to review oil market conditions and come back with recommendations in April regarding an extension of the agreement.
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Biswas said when allowed back into the market, Iran could "come back with additional oil exports" very quickly, adding to the supply glut.
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While we can't promise we've come back with all the answers, we do have more than enough to get your own journey started.
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" He added that Russia plans to come back with a response that won't "symmetrical" but instead "one that is painful for the Americans.
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"In such a case, all the evidence is submitted to mydeposits and they come back with a decision within 24 hours," explains Doerr.
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" Ideally Palmieri would have reviewed portions of the interview — about 2,000 words — and come back with a simple "Fine, use what you want.
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Think about it: He could have developed a taste for French cuisine, or come back with a sophisticated opinion about art or life.
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While there, Mothershead allegedly told the woman he would marry her and that she should come back with him to the United States.
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I expected to come back with a few good products, but I came away with a completely different way of thinking about skincare.
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"I'd like you all to come back with a 5 percent cut," Trump told his Cabinet secretaries at a meeting attended by reporters.
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"Flipping to an offer affords Fox more flexibility should they wish to come back with a higher number," analysts at Olivetree Financial said.
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And while all of that is very true, it feels amazing to come back with season 2 for it to be at VH1.
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"If they come back with nothing done, Paul Ryan becomes the poster-person for incompetent governance in Washington," said Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
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At the very least, we'll come back with a smattering of new details that point in the direction of where Google is headed.
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This move puts the onus on Republicans to come back with an offer of their own that Trump would be willing to sign.
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He didn't come back with treasure that time but there was the time in 2015 when he "discovered" a pair of ancient Greek urns.
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You know, the type of kid who would go out and climb trees and come back with sap all over his hands and clothes.
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Let Carlos give you the once over and he'll come back with an arm full of retro shit that fits you like a glove.
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" As for Prince Harry, "My friend was like, 'If you don't come back with a picture of Prince Harry, I'm going to disown you.
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I'd briefly visited the region years earlier, but I'd come back with Masao as a mentor on how to work in a war zone.
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And, if you're lucky, you won't just return to your everyday life's normal rhythm — you'll come back with a major spring in your step.
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"People have the right to refuse, but then we come back with a court order, and then they have to do it," he said.
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The Commerce secretary did not say whether he wanted to come back with a deal in hand, but expressed some optimism about the talks.
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"Maybe they come back with something that doesn't really make a lot of sense," she said, adding that a third opinion is sometimes sought.
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" That led Minaj to come back with the comment: "Babe, I thought we were gonna keep it on the low til the wedding. Yikes.
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"I've challenged our team to come back with something in the area of red flag legislation that can pass," DeWine told reporters in April.
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Sam: It was just a random uni night out—I can't remember who spoke to who first, but he did come back with me.
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The ideal solution — except for the other Democrats who are eyeing her job — might be for Pelosi to come back with a new message.
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Trump said he wanted to help and asked Secretary Perdue to look into the issues and come back with recommendations, according to the accounts.
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Leading up to his debut as a player-coach, Cousy discussed the decision to come back with Robert Lipsyte of The New York Times.
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Now, people are much more likely to come back with a positive hit on something, even though their partner is likely to be negative.
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He and his wife, Isabel Mancilla, 37, faced a difficult decision over whether she and the couple's four children should come back with him.
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If they don't, then expect concerns about this latest batch of earnings being as good as it gets to come back with a vengeance.
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Ultimately the public expects that the FBI will come back with little that's new and 63 percent expect that the nomination will be approved.
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This stadium has always been a place of death or glory, where teams are told to come back with their shield or on it.
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Her squad is like a collection of dolls, there are a couple of regulars, but some fall away and come back with the changing season.
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He enjoys giving people a bit of shit when he's fighting, and if people come back with shit, Conor just kind of laughs it off.
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Will Russia Today, whose editor-in-chief wrote a screenplay for the failed Crimean Bridge movie, be able to come back with a better narrative?
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Too many times to count, a potential customer or partner has come back with a request or demand that we haven't even thought of before.
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They needed a break from me and I think going away made them even more excited when I did finally come back with new music.
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I needed some time out to just go and be a young man, get some life experience and come back with a more professional head.
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I think that's still probably right; anything could still happen from here and I know Lee's going to come back with a different strategy today.
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We have a good car so we just try to extract the most out of it and hopefully we come back with a good result.
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When my doctor called to say the biopsy had come back with no sign of malignancy, relief swept through me like a high November wind.
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Today, the aspens have come back with great vigor on Hart Mountain, the streamside vegetation is lush and the grass grows tall in the uplands.
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"It's possible if disappointment in the equity market is big enough, they could come back with a 50-basis-point move in July," he said.
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The executive said that it lost some potential customers with Obama's 2015 rejection of the pipeline, though many have come back with the new approval.
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Rings taken back to the jeweler to be fixed or resized have come back with further damage — or have not even come back at all.
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When I went home to Alabama, I would bring an extra empty suitcase and come back with it filled up with hair and makeup products.
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Whether you like it or not, you absorb—either the mannerisms or the fashion or the hairstyle—you always come back with something from films.
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Then he didn't come back with a new episode the following week, or the week after that, and he hasn't for more than three months.
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No, he did not meet his wife on his wedding day or fly off to India and come back with his partner a month later.
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"We need to make this fix, put a safety net in place, gut the whole system and come back with patient-centered healthcare," she said.
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She planned to come back with even more sheets the next day — a Saturday — to make the scramble of the workweek a little more manageable.
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Something goes on on Tuesday, Congress folks come back with their policy on Wednesday or Thursday, the history is that that's usually not very good.
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I'm going to take the next week to negotiate this, and then I'll come back with this new deal for a vote on January 29.
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Fortunately (but also unfortunately, which we'll get to), Britney insists to her parents that Owen and Amelia raise baby Leo and they come back with him.
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"Pretty much before you can finish swiping it, it's already hit the database and come back with information as to if there's a problem," he says.
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So they used Gordon to go into places that they didn't think a white photographer could go — and he'd always come back with really strong material.
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Time is running out for Comcast to come back with a new offer, with Fox shareholders scheduled to vote on the Disney deal on July 27.
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And the startup seems to have made a good start with its current customers — Wilcoxon said 42 percent of them come back with a second job.
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" Bartlet: "Let the word ring forth from this time and this place – you kill an American, any American, we don't come back with a proportional response.
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"Walk through the litany of Trump outrage and disgust and slurs, and they'll come back with 'but Gorsuch — at least we got Gorsuch,'" Sykes told NBC.
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He said the writing team would send potential jokes to Mr. Trump, and the script would come back with the punch lines blacked out with marker.
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"Now that it is over with the beach, they are going to come back with the debate on long skirts or on halal meals," he said.
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"Allison might come back with a deeper, better understanding of her power that she didn't necessarily have in this [past] season," the former Hamilton actress speculates.
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Many of them come back with genital injuries that have left them infertile or having to use artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization to have children.
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Every day, fishermen go out to sea and come back with kilos of turbots, merluzas, and mackerel to supply restaurants in the city and surrounding area.
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The main guest was a local figure who had soared up the ranks of the governing African National Congress and come back with an enticing offer.
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"It is not as if Tom Brady is flirting with the possibility of free agency so he can ultimately come back with the Patriots," Darlington said.
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A spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition said Islamic State had been able to regain some ground but the SDF would "come back with coalition support".
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JW: A number of people told me that they wanted to come back with their children and talk to them about the content of the exhibition.
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When we talked to Stefani, she had just come from the eye doctor and was eagerly awaiting five pairs of glasses to come back with her prescription.
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We've got to find a way to come back with the same concentration and attention to detail and defensive disposition, determination, whatever you want to call it.
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Images that go through the first layer will tend to come back with some added swirls or strokes, but look more or less like the original image.
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What he's come back with is the little-known biography of an over-the-counter drug called Pervitin — "National Socialism in pill form," as Ohler calls it.
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"If we get that close to $1330, I think you're going to see plenty of those speculators come back with both hands to buy it," Colvin said.
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Like Indiana Jones, but in a field full of ket and sick, it was my destiny to delve into the unknown and come back with some evidence.
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Mr. English's assumption is that the collector did not come back with the extra $2,000 to reclaim it, and that the dealer sold it to another customer.
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An integrated computer system automatically regulates the energy-efficient LED lights to maintain optimal growing conditions so you come back with a crop that's ready to harvest.
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"I went ahead and bought a test over the internet and tested it myself and it did come back with unsafe levels in the home," she said.
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Vasavada said that in Gujarat, local officials would often ask women seeking their rights why they had come alone, and suggest they come back with male relatives.
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" But that's not true, really: Mention the case at a midsize cocktail party of lawyers, and many will come back with "Three generations of imbeciles are enough.
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"The majority of our veterans go into service to serve and they unfortunately may come back with some emotional, psychological issues from witnessing war," Murphy told me.
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Then we go off on our way and come back with the most out of the box ideas first—things we know they probably won't go for.
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And as if to prove it, the 10,000th bar comes mid-thought—"one week in Jamaica come back with an accent"—followed by a cackle of triumph.
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The feature enables fans to type a question in a natural way and the site should come back with your answer without having to dig for it.
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" And the White House, to their credit, would come back with some variation of, "Well, that's all well and good, but it's not getting the job done.
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With dynamite fishing he can come back with 20 pounds and sometimes as much as 45 pounds, if he lucks out with a large jack or grouper.
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Mr. Hiaasen would go on long walks to clear his mind and come back with small details he noticed that he would spin into columns, she said.
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But he did go into the cloakroom at one point and come back with a giant book and began reading for several minutes, starting on page one.
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She had an understanding with the universe that she could start out with nothing and, through her own gumption and intelligence, come back with a good living.
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Torres wrote letters to his child and the envelope would come back with the words "F— off" on the front, he told agents, according to the affidavit.
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They're going to come back with knees and shoulders and necks and all kinds of stuff that could jack them up and affect their quality of life.
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WE'LL TAKE A QUICK BREAK AND COME BACK WITH MORE ON CARL ICAHN, ON THAT ANSWER AND THEN THE MARKETS AND THIS RALLY THAT WE'VE SEEN, AS WELL.
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Zoe Quinn went to the heart of Gamergate and has come back with a new book, Crash Override, a meditation on online communities and making the Internet safer.
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Earlier this month, that judge asked them to "take a breath" and "come back with [their] reasonableness pants on" in hopes of the two sides reaching an agreement.
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As long as Clinton repeats her supposed outrage and shock over the "Access Hollywood" tapes, expect Trump to come back with his supposed outrage over Clinton's past conduct.
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Spotify removed its app from Roku products last December, citing a lack of satisfaction with that version of the software and promising to come back with something better.
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"I told the guys at the end of the (postgame) meeting, 'Everybody be safe but we've got to come back with a playoff mindset,'" forward Marcus Morris said.
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"The successful strategy is to move on from the money loser, take a break for audiences to refresh, and then come back with another film in the series."
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Pups often find they receive extra pampering while out on these field trips, and in many cases come back with a forever family who is ready to adopt.
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The general consensus is that anti-vaccination conspiracy theories spread by people like Andrew Wakefield and Jenny McCarthy are causing preventable illnesses to come back with deadly consequences.
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The 29-year-old had an MRI on his ailing left knee on Tuesday come back with no structural damage and moved through the week without an issue.
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Tell them how many guests are coming, their dietary needs and your culinary dreams, and they'll come back with recipe ideas and tips in this handy meal planner.
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His toxicology report will eventually come back with traces of opioids in his blood, and even the cops will admit that Gray wasn't a junkie or a user.
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If those assessments come back with a more fair valuation, multiple residents who initially said they'd decline the deal told Business Insider they would reconsider selling to SpaceX.
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Trump did not want to certify in April or recertify in July but was persuaded on condition his team come back with a new strategy to confront Tehran.
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But some smaller chains and owners of single-screen art houses are concerned about heavy-handed business tactics that could come back with the loss of the decrees.
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A spokeswoman for the Home Office told Mashable that there are no figures available and no timeframe for them - the number depends on what UNHCR come back with.
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OLD BREACHES COME BACK WITH A BANG These hacks didn't happen in 2016, but we didn't know about them (or at least their full extent) until this year.
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If Macron and his Dutch counterparts fail to take advantage of their victories, the implicit threat that voters will support unpleasant alternatives will come back with a vengeance.
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"Our scientists haven't come back with the four-wing chicken yet," Tom Super, the vice president of communications at the National Chicken Council, told me with a laugh.
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But those who have been in her position say it's not all bad, and that she can come back with new influence based on the following she's built.
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To get Sally Hemings to come back with him, Jefferson promised her a good life at Monticello, and that their children would be freed when they became adults.
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There hadn't been enough Humvees to move everyone from Gogjali, and Mohammad decided to return to the cemetery and come back with the other men in the morning.
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"ISIS is using experienced foreign fighters with nothing to lose and the SDF will come back with coalition support and continue to degrade and destroy ISIS," he added.
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"The message is clear," he said, "and I hope it will be understood by those in power, and that they will come back with a more serious offer."
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Tech stocks also staged a come back with French It services company Capgemini up 3.8 percent Reporting by Agamoni Ghosh, Medha Singh and Susan Mathew, editing by Larry King
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It is possible that North Korea will retrench and give their engineers time to fix the problems, maybe come back with a working missile in a year or two.
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Meaning, Foxconn is offering them $10 billion, which is so much money, and so we obviously had to come back with an equally sweet deal to get them here.
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Everyone was running into the woods to get bamboo and Figgy was the one person who would go out and then come back with nothing to show for it.
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"Many soldiers come back with life-long problems of memory loss, blood clots in vital organs and other life-threatening issues," social scientist Nalin Mehta wrote in February 2016.
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The sources said that Terex, however, has rejected these ideas as too complicated, and this prompted Zoomlion to come back with its increased cash offer of $22008 per share.
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It's a cute 3D city-building simulation where you walk around your town talking to minions and so on, sending warriors out on quests to come back with materials.
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I can't go to all these places, but I could give the same field recording to 20 artists and come back with 20 completely different pieces based on that.
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In a handful of instances, a pharmacy worker would go check the shelf and come back with boxes that were expired — which, prescription or not, could not be sold.
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"I'm going to see him on Friday and I'm so happy to come back with the championship because he has been a strong part of this team," he said.
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We, however, did not come back with it, because by that point we had diversified away from being what everyone thought we were, which was an internet advertising company.
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France's data protection authority, CNIL, is looking into Google's new proposal, which will be rolled out over the coming months, and it could come back with more stringent requests.
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Gaethje often eschews punching the head and simply absorbs blows on his high guard and the top of his skull, in order to come back with the low kick.
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Tech stocks also staged a come back with French It services company Capgemini up 3.8 percent (Reporting by Agamoni Ghosh, Medha Singh and Susan Mathew, editing by Larry King)
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If you're negotiating for a raise and have another offer to consider, same advice: wait to bring that up after they come back with a number for your raise.
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These were readers who could spelunk into the literary and philosophical abyss and come back with insights that made me want to follow them down on their next expedition.
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"We just want to thank the people that actually supported us, PotCoin, thank you very much, and hope that we can come back with a positive attitude," Rodman said.
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"They're obviously a great team, and whenever it seemed like we were able to make a run, they would come back with a run of their own," Harris said.
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If Li wants to come back with a new offer, he will need to launch a major charm offensive with investors to convince them the LSE board is wrong.
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Kraft Heinz isn't finished with Unilever and could come back with a sweetened bid of around $200 billion for the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods conglomerate, according to a report.
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Though 2628chan's administrators in recent days have teased the possibility that the website will return, rebranded as "28503kun," it's unlikely it will ever come back with the same strength.
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"All I said was come back with 200 words of what do you think needs to be discussed," Patterson told Hyperallergic on a recent visit to the Sheboygan, Wisconsin, museum.
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At that time, SpaceX put its launches on hiatus to get to work fixing the problem, and since then, the company has come back with multiple successful launches... until today.
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Clumsy heavyweights would wail away against his guard and somewhere down the line, Moore would come back with a left hook or a right straight that they didn't see coming.
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"I saw that there was more room for improvement...I also didn't want to come back with the same routines that I did in the (last) Olympic Games," he explained.
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I had to go to a general provider, complete a 20-page PDF, which the broker sends it to the insurance company, and then they'll come back with a quote.
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The Chinese insurer and its co-investors may come back with another offer, analysts say, as they seek to diversify outside of China by buying assets in the United States.
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It's not uncommon for Venezuelans to come back with a duffel bag filled with just the basics that aren't for sale in stores anymore: toilet paper, dish detergent, shampoo, sponges.
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I expected him to come back with a garlic butter snail dish and instead he prepared a wonton and a ramen and he did a stir-fry with Chinese sausage.
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Volatility has come back with a vengeance, but there are some of the stocks that won't turn your stomach while the rest of Wall Street is on a roller coaster.
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"Our fathers would come back with the boats piled high with turr," Mr. Mouland recalled, gripping a green rope to steady himself as the boat hammered over the steely waves.
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"The positive note is that it's great they've looked at people's concerns and come back with a compromise solution rather than just going ahead with what they wanted," he added.
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He'd assign us to spend the night in an emergency room and come back with a story, or send us out to cover something he'd heard on the police scanner.
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Ranked second behind the United States, Spain got off to a bad start in the Olympic tournament only to come back with four straight wins and increasing cohesion on the court.
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"I had this wish to come back and help them in a real concrete way, to come back with something physical in my hands to give back to them," Spyra said.
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Scimeca-Knierim battled life-threatening gastrointestinal illness in 2016, leaving her future uncertain — but the two have come back with a vengeance, showing clear and extremely shippable passion on the ice.
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"It's now very clearly up to the British prime minister and her staff to come back with a solution based on the necessary political compromise on the UK side," he said.
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When I first started out, trying to emulate Cartier-Bresson, I would come back with contact sheets in which I'd missed the decisive moment, and they made no sense at all.
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If it was such an open-and-shut case, the jury would have come back with a guilty verdict on the first -- or, at the latest, second day -- of deliberations, right?
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It's possible the president could change his mind again, and proceed with the ban, or come back with a carve out that protects vape shops, excluding them from the flavor ban.
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" : "I got to see how this thing went from zero to hero because I used to think it was a bow wow, so I've got to come back with more information.
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And they look out the other window and just see infinity stretching off into the blackness, and they come back with a different sense of themselves and their place in the universe.
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It took about two weeks for the vintage frames we sent out to come back with custom lenses that feel like the same quality you'd expect from a brick and mortar optometrist.
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So we decided, as London was really getting us down, that we would come back with a plan—to get out of the country for a couple of months and reboot ourselves.
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Just take a look at this nastiness that Selden Jr. laid out: So tonight, Uncle Anthony promised to come back with something bigger for tonight's championship game, and something bigger he brought.
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A. I think the key is not to bring back with you any old bias and memories of the company, but come back with a fresh view, realizing that business has changed.
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Marriott's proposal may not be on the table for long — analysts say that Anbang may come back with another offer and that the new bid does not do much to deter rivals.
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And what I come back with, still, is that "Uumwelt" is a breakthrough of immense importance, because it both charts a path forward for artists and universalizes the act of artistic creation.
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Even more critically, if Johnson does, miraculously, come back with a new Brexit deal (or somehow tries to rebrand May's deal), it will give Parliament very, very little time to consider alternatives.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he told Republicans from the U.S. House of Representatives to either pass an immigration bill or to come back with a different proposal.
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This actually matches the promotion that was offered when TrueBlue was first added as a transfer partner back in May 2019, so it's great to see this come back with more permanence.
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After seven years of hand wringing over Obamacare, to come back with a bill that deconstructs Medicaid and aims its arrows at women lays clear that the war on women never stopped.
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" Repligen: "I got to see how this thing went from zero to hero because I used to think it was a bow wow, so I've got to come back with more information.
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After her Brexit plan went down to the most resounding defeat in modern British history, Prime Minister Theresa May was told to come back with a Plan B. She did that Monday.
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It's hard for them not to know that because during the famine period and even now, North Koreans sneak across the border into China, and they come back with these tales of abundance.
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For the record, Mashable encourages all beard copycats in "Avengers Infinity War" and "Avengers 4" For us, we just want everyone to come back with a beard or not come back at all.
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But now, after two initial tries to get it right — and after charging customers $50 each time — Zagg has come back with a third attempt at the ideal screen protector for Samsung's products.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday it was now up to British Prime Minister Theresa May to come back with new Brexit proposals that she can defend politically at home.
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"The guys are relaxed, they're okay, some are heading to town to rest and next week they will come back with more energy for however long it takes," said union spokesman Carlos Allendes.
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These findings fall roughly in line with other analysts' reports on smart speaker market share in the U.S. However, because of varying methodology, they don't all come back with the exact same numbers.
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So there are Chinese individuals going to Africa maybe as tourists, maybe as businesspeople, maybe as employees of some of these larger Chinese companies, and they are trying to come back with ivory.
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But in the old days, a bunch of guys would go out in Schipperkwartier (a neighborhood) in Antwerp, and they'd come back with a tattoo without knowing how they got it or why.
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"We think bpost may come back with a higher offer of up to 6 euros per PostNL share, supported by increasing pressure from PostNL shareholders," Jefferies analyst David Kerstens said in a note.
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"The Orville" might come back with less tension on set, because 2 of its lead actors who were headed toward a vortex of divorce just steered back into orbit ... or so it seems.
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"Young parents who came to visit the museum when they were little now come back with their children," Ms. Girardet said as she watched schoolchildren crowd around the tables in the museum's atelier.
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The few people who have come forward to defend Mr. Comey have argued that because he told Congress that the investigation was completed, he was obligated to come back with any new information.
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"Yes, they have to come back with the specific pieces of personal information," said Mary Stone Ross, a technology consultant who helped write the ballot initiative that led California to enact the law.
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I knew I could write, but I didn't know enough about running a show to convey the tone to a writer and have them come back with something that was exactly what I wanted.
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He added that the software is the equivalent of hiring a thousand analysts, asking them questions and then waiting a week for them to come back with reports - about 40,000 man hours of work.
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"If you look at the mythological stories in India, they all sort of tell very entertaining stories, and in the end they come back with a little kernel of some moral value," she said.
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It first went back on the market a year ago, asking $11.85 million, but when no buyers came along, it quietly left the market, only to come back with an $8.5 million price tag.
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"On one side, insecurities come back with jitters in European and Asian stock markets, which is supporting gold prices, but on the other side, we have a stronger dollar," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
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PragerU's low national profile comes partly from the fact that it doesn't really do the news cycle; you can search the PragerU video landing page for "DACA" or "Kushner" and come back with bupkis.
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Relaunches are trendy in comics right now, with both Marvel and DC ending series so that they can come back with new first issues that ideally make the books more accessible to new readers.
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U.S. healthcare group Johnson & Johnson abandoned its efforts to buy Actelion last week but the source said it may still come back with a counter-offer, depending on what terms are agreed with Sanofi.
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Thank you to the Polish builders who did work on our house when three separate English firms couldn't be bothered to come back with a quote when we invited them to do the work.
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Greg Herbert, co-manager of the Jupiter Global Equity Income Fund, said he had expected Bayer to come back with a revised offer, and the new deal terms were "probably getting closer to succeeding".
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Marriott countered with a new cash-and-stock proposal on March 21 valued then at $79.53 a share, raising the prospect that the Chinese-led group would come back with an even higher bid.
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Related coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyHow to make money while traveling and come back with cash in your pocketHow to build credit with a credit cardWhat is a high-yield checking account?
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The free-spirited 1960s and 70s are making a come back with more than just fashion brands this season; Ikea's new limited edition fall home collection is also going retro in a major way.
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Syrian soldiers and allied militiamen said that if residents were allowed to return to the city, Islamic State fighters might come back with them, and attempt to re-establish their presence in the city.
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Mosley has had a number of chief seconds in his corner, from John David Jackson, to his father Jack Mosley, to the great strategist Naazim Richardson, and they've all come back with mixed results.
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He had missed the previous two seasons because of health problems, so it felt like a moving triumph for him to come back with this, an opera that was long one of his specialties.
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"I am absolute confident that the IOC, Japanese governments, Tokyo's government and the organizing committee will take their responsibility to come back with a new date as soon as possible," Kjoell said on Monday.
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"I am absolute confident that the IOC, Japanese governments, Tokyo's government and the organising committee will take their responsibility to come back with a new date as soon as possible," Kjoell said on Monday.
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"I see men leave here at six in the morning, work 12 hours and come back with nothing," said Donaldo Chávez, 50, a teacher who had been sleeping in Simon Bolívar Plaza for weeks.
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He kicked her out of his office telling her she should be thankful to still have a job and to never come back with an emotional justification on how she should be valued more.
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But I could come back with a larger world view and imbue in the behavior of the Heptapods, a kind of tranquility that I just didn't have as a human being writing the thing.
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"The idea is that if I'm now treating their sexual partners and they resume sexual activity, they're less likely to come back with a second infection than if their partner was not treated," Mmeje says.
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U.S. health care group Johnson & Johnson abandoned its efforts to buy Actelion last week but the source said it may still come back with a counter-offer, depending on what terms are agreed with Sanofi.
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And, like young people in all the far reaches of the world—as development brings with it promises of cleaner lives, better education, and more universal ethics—sometimes they simply come back with different ideas.
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And I was saying, 'Look, even if you don't pick me to be on this show, make sure that when you come back with a new music show, [the contestants] actually get a record deal.
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Few would quibble with this, as since 2013 only six companies have lost advisory votes on pay and only once has a company lost a binding vote, forcing it to come back with new proposals.
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ABOUT THE OILERS (22-31-6): Connor McDavid has come back with a vengeance, registering five goals and nine assists in nine games since returning from a three-month absence due to a fractured clavicle.
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We had bands of teenagers come in the beginning who loved Ben Platt, our star, from the "Pitch Perfect" movies, but they want to come back with their parents, and talk to their parents afterward.
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"One would think that the interpretation would be, 'Here are guys who have their ears to the ground, so let them come back with a more challenging budget to make even more money,' " he says.
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That order did not single out a particular rule, but called on the Treasury Secretary to consult with other regulators, including the SEC, and come back with a report outlining possible regulatory changes and legislation.
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Brazilian officials promised to come back with an answer in one week, Sanovicz said, adding that the industry was hopeful for an exemption because the rule change was not deliberately meant to target the business.
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"These are young men or women that have been on the front lines in Afghanistan and Iraq and come back with a traumatic brain disorder," Mr. Dodd said of the veterans in the Pathway program.
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Down the street, Quagga Rare Books and Art is the kind of place where you'll while away hours and come back with obscure works you never knew you needed but suddenly can't fathom living without.
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That order did not single out a particular rule, but called on the Treasury Secretary to consult with other regulators, including the SEC, and come back with a report outlining possible regulatory changes and legislation.
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The movement has come back "with a vengeance," said the chef José Enrique, whose San Juan restaurant is a destination for lovers of cocina criolla, the local mix of Spanish, Taíno, African and Caribbean cooking.
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When we come back, with the North Korean nuclear summit back on track, we will ask General Jack Keane what President Trump should demand from Kim Jong Un before going ahead with the meeting or meetings.
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He'd come back with bumps and scrapes and bruises and a big smile on his face because he'd traversed some impossible mountain scape and came down the other side of the mountain on like a zipline.
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If the Spurs change things up and put LaMarcus Aldridge on Green or Adams or Jordan, what do they do when those teams come back with screens set by Kevin Durant, Enes Kanter, or Blake Griffin?
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The Merriam-Webster Dictionary's Twitter account, which has had quite an active election season between fact-checking America's vocabulary and tossing out burns, has come back with a more somber tone about the incoming Trump administration.
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I had taken a full-day guided hike to Alerce Andino from there before Pumalín and convinced Mr. Knoche to come back with me so we could check out the rest of the Los Lagos Region.
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And even if the FBI doesn't come back with new, damning information that might turn those few undecided Republicans against Kavanaugh, Democrats are making a broader, temperament-driven case against the judge as unfit to serve.
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Vincent Brooks, a recently retired US Army general who commanded United States Forces Korea, explained that North Korea will likely make a "face saving move" because Kim "didn't come back with what he wanted" from Hanoi.
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Whenever Hook would send documents to his European counterparts with language about removing end dates on the nuclear restrictions, they would come back with bright red lines straight through them, a senior department official told me.
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Written off after flopping at the Sochi Games when he finished fourth, the 31-year-old White has come back with a vengeance, putting Hirano and the rest of snowboarding's next generation firmly in their place.
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We're told at first Hazel wouldn't open the door, but they refused to leave and threatened to come back with a search warrant if she didn't cooperate ... so she let them come in for a talk.
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"I think that adaptability — the ability to size up an issue immediately, reflect on it (and) come back with a plan in a short period of time ... I would say that's the most important skill," she said.
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"We come back with a message that we have a common enemy in ISIS, radical Islam and terrorism, and we look forward to closer relations and resolving the differences we have," McCain told Pakistan's national PTV channel.
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For Trump's dramatic gesture on Wednesday to succeed, Democrats would have to need an end to the government shutdown more than the President -- and would come back with a fresh enticement for him to do a deal.
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She was devastated when her designer friends closed shop, she said, and her hope is for at least one of them to return: "My dream would be for Marc Jacobs to come back, with his grunge collection."
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As long as you do it in an informed, professional manner, chances are good that they are going to come back with the ability to at least offer you more, if not exactly what you asked for.
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Mr. Trump did not want to certify Iran's compliance the first time around either, but was talked into it on the condition that his team come back with a new strategy to confront Tehran, the official said.
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But if the House passed the bill, you can bet Democrats will ask the CBO for a score, which could come back with even deeper coverage losses and more ammunition for Democratic ads against the vulnerable Republicans.
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But far from making them weaker, motherhood makes Ripley and Samus fiercer, more lethal, more willing to walk into hell wielding a flame-thrower or a missile launcher and come back with their children or not at all.
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France, the EU's largest agricultural producer, had gone to Monday's EU meeting with a set of proposals to regulate oversupply in the milk and pigmeat sectors, but the European Commission asked it to come back with new proposals.
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"Now the government will have to come back with substantial changes (which is literally impossible) in relation to the deal otherwise it means a prolonged Brexit delay," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at retail broker Think Forex.
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I feel confident that the company will do just that in future generations, but unless the company can come back with definitive evidence that it's overhauled the product ahead of launch, this is a difficult product to recommend.
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Former World Trade Organization head Pascal Lamy called Trump's approach to coercing its neighbor and ally "hostage-taking," reflecting widely held concerns in Mexico that the U.S. president will come back with more threats to extract greater concessions.
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Mr. Strycker decided to delay a winter trip to Malheur, he said, adding that most birders will avoid the place until the occupation is over but will come back with a vengeance when it's safe to do so.
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Yeah, you heard right: Gucci, the label that your mom or grandma obsessed over, has come back with a fresh new style, implementing bold colors and designs that are grabbing the attention of international millennials, specifically in China.
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Every strike or combination ends with a little shove—it is re-establishing range but rather than stepping back, one forces the opponent out of their stance and out of their opportunity to come back with a counter.
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Booker would come back with seven points in just over two minutes to stretch the lead back to 112-73 with 5:16 remaining and the Lakers wouldn't get any closer than eight the rest of the way.
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"Then it's up to us to deliver an experience that isn't just going to say 'Wow,' it's also going to stick in someone's memory so they come back with their significant other, a business colleague, a private event."
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AND ALL THE PRESIDENT HAS DONE WAS TO DIRECT THE SECRETARY TREASURY TO COME BACK WITH AN ASSESSMENT OF THAT, WHICH IS DUE AT THE END OF THIS MONTH, AND THAT ASSESSMENT DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY OTHER COUNTRIES.
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Appreciation for it is growing fast, the Commission said, adding that 90 percent of Erasmus students, who typically spend a year at a university in another EU country, come back with an increased awareness of common European values.
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The Google answers box that they come back with, with the map and different businesses, that could be powered both by their own search engine as well as substituting in for the highest-ranking information for each business.
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"Now the government will have to come back with substantial changes (which is literally impossible) in relation to the deal, otherwise it means a prolonged Brexit delay," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at retail broker Think Forex.
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Her husband had been granted one more monthlong postponement, she said, but this time "he has to come back with a ticket — a bus ticket, a plane ticket, something showing he is going to exit in 30 days."
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You don't need to wait for the [Department of Defense] inspector general to come back with its report to state emphatically that child abuse of any type will not be tolerated in the presence of U.S. service members.
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But that first guy was a peer, and part of navigating the workplace is to know how to come back with snappy repartee so that he would see that I'm fun, I'm not interested and let's move on.
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That's the argument made by "Being an active manager is not in favor right now with end users and clients, but it will probably come back with a bit of a bang," Desai told Business Insider in an interview.
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"If Trump and his group hoped that this kind of tough talk would make the North Koreans nervous, and make them come back with their tail between their legs — no, that's just not the way they work," Moon said.
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You send them to shoot a City Council news conference in Woodside, Queens, and they come back with three teenagers on a crumbly stoop, drinking Cokes out of long-necked bottles, or a plastic bag stranded in a tree.
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"We could have that conversation, but what these guys want to do is rip away the current protections and pretend they'll come back with something stronger and that's just never proven to be the case for them," Wood said.
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Then Zhenya and Tanya go and take pictures — and come back with a selection of images ranging from random objects (a bright plastic bag, for example), to pieces from the collection, all of which are given the same consideration.
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After a week in which parliament forced the government to promise to come back with a 'plan B' within days if May's deal is rejected, Barclay said the risk of parliament acting in a way that frustrates Brexit had increased.
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Lawler looked to evade the punches with his head movement and shoulder rolls, waiting to come back with his booming counters, but with his head off center he was completely out of position to check or take the low kicks effectively.
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Image: ScreenshotThe first warning sign to look out for is if your laptop or phone has been borrowed for an extended period of time by someone else—and perhaps come back with settings or apps or changes that you don't recognize.
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The first part of Grieve's plan means that if parliament votes against the government's deal, ministers have 21 days to come back with a plan of action, which must then be approved by a vote in parliament within seven days.
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Mary Jo doesn't want to come back with Jeremiah after Kortni and Nilsa team up against her, but Jeremiah anticipates that the next night, he might get lucky, so he berates Aimee to clean up the clothes on her bed.
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Not only did the industry vet come back with a vengeance, but she used this album to make a statement about inner beauty and female empowerment that is often left unsung in a society where gender politics remain risky territory.
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"The Iranians are going to try and come back with a vengeance because they want to show they were unbroken by the international sanctions," said Helima Croft, chief commodities strategist at RBC Capital Markets, a division of Royal Bank of Canada.
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I had quite a bit of speed left over but I didn't know where I had put it, even though I knew it had come back with me because my last memory was of picking it up from my tent.
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"We know the Americans may come back with many more sanctions but in response we Koreans will continue shooting up many more missiles and conducting many more H-bomb tests," North Korean shop assistant Han Myong Sim told CNN's Will Ripley.
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Hamilton has won a record six times in Budapest and he has vowed to "come back with fighting spirit" after a German weekend in which he started on pole, finished 11th on the track and was then promoted to ninth.
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Vlad went to cover this year's Geneva Motorshow and managed to come back with photos of a wide variety of motoring exotica including the Pagani Zonta Roadster, Bentley XP 12 Speed 6e, Renault Trezor and McLaren 720s among many others.
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The U.S. "could easily come back with accusations of insufficient change at a moment's notice, probably at a time when it suited them, the mid-term election in November for example," Robert Carnell, chief economist of ING, said in a note.
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While Cathy's original reasoning was based on his Christian faith, closing on Sundays is also a brilliant business decision, experts say: It cements Chick-fil-A's reputation, benefits workers, and persuades customers to come back with a greater sense of urgency.
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"With Kevin, we see a 6-foot-5 center who has shown at times how good of a player he can be in this league, and I would expect he would come back with a chip on his shoulder," Gorton said.
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There's so much pressure on the tribe from the outside world, not only from the Indonesian government or foreigners who visit, [but also] their own, many of whom leave and see the outside world and come back with new ideas.
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"If they want a weapon, they will have to stand down for a year or so to figure out what went right and what went wrong, then come back with another test program at a more realistic pace," he said.
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"On a serious issue like this, after these horrendous shootings dominating the month of August, at least we could come back with a level of seriousness that underscored that maybe we would like to get an outcome," McConnell told reporters Tuesday.
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He'll sit and wait for you to slip into a clean shirt and you'll put on The movie in the kid's room and your baby daughter Will rush to the kitchen and come back with a red pepper for him.
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LONDON, Oct 8 (Reuters) - President of the European Parliament David Sassoli said he made no progress towards a Brexit deal during a meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, urging Britain to come back with serious proposals for an agreement.
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While I don't want to seem cynical, developers may float an idea, make an opening gambit, then come back with what they'll frame as a compromise or a concession to some unanticipated engineering obstacle — which is really a win for them.
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"We're working for that deal - when we come back with a deal I would hope that everybody across this whole house will put the national interest first," May said when asked about the prospects of getting a deal approved by parliament.
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"We come back with a message that we have a common enemy in ISIS, radical Islam and terrorism, and we look forward to closer relations and resolving the differences we have," McCain told Pakistan's national PTV channel, according to Reuters.
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The objections marked the latest twist in Murdoch's eight-year battle to take control of Europe's leading pay-TV company, forcing Fox to come back with more and more concessions to try to allay concerns about the deal and win regulatory approval.
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"We think the disciplinary system is excessive and draconian, but it's a quasi-military organization, and all of the challenges we've made have come back with, 'The commissioner is the ultimate arbiter,'" said Al O'Leary, the spokesperson for the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
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"We thought, 'Why not do a second version of that?' and try to create the same type of timeless classic sound that we thought we accomplished in the first one," Nick says about why they decided to come back with a holiday album.
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So instead, computer scientists measure something else that they hope will provide insight into the computation times they can't measure: They work out the number of times a computer needs to consult an "oracle" in order to come back with an answer.
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And now Pusha has come back with his own response: a song called "The Story of Adidon," which debuted on New York's Hot 97 on Tuesday and uses No I.D.'s beat for JAY-Z's "The Story of O.J." as its backdrop.
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It seems as though most of that involved some quibbles over the ultimate settlement amount owed to drivers, so my guess is we'll see the two sides renegotiate to a higher price and come back with a number within the next few months.
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"Even with that defeat, President Obama still tries to come back with a carbon tax, through other means, whether it's regulations or whether it's superimposed carbon taxes through the [Environmental Protection Agency] and some of the other things they're doing," he said.
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The CDC lists emergency warning signs that warrant a trip to the ER: Difficulty breathing, sudden dizziness, confusion, pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen, severe vomiting, and flu-like symptoms that improve but then come back with fever and worse cough.
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Because every time it happened, the sweet, loving man we all cared for so much would come back with apologies, profuse, swearing up and down that he understood how bad what he had done was, and swearing never to do it again.
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Having watched many friends sign up for the military as a path to the middle class only to come back with traumatic mental and physical injuries, they are deeply skeptical of American intervention overseas, as Mr. Sanders has been for his entire career.
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As the outrage threatened to boil over, Beijing quickly dispatched an anti-corruption task force to Wuhan and surrounding Hubei province -- the epicenter of the outbreak, with the clear implication that they would come back with some scalps to assuage public anger.
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Go home, get your act together, get rid of the slogans and now meaningless promise to "repeal and replace," but more important, when you return to Washington, come back with a serious and practical approach to repair the damage done by ObamaCare.
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But I know Members across the House are genuinely worried that time is running out, that if the Government doesn't come back with a further meaningful vote or it loses that vote, Parliament won't have time to make its voice heard on the next steps.
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Just when you think you've bypassed the blackheads, under-the-skin bumps, and angry red spots of your teenage years, they come back with a vengeance, reminding you of their reign of terror at a time when you're finally supposed to have everything together.
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GORDON CHANG, AUTHOR, "NUCLEAR SHOWDOWN": I think the secretary of state needs to come back with a written commitment from Kim saying, look, giving up nukes, giving up missiles, going to dismantle the weapons infrastructure, and agree to the most intrusive inspections regime on earth.
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I'LL COME BACK WITH THIS BID WHY SHOULD THEY BE THE ONLY ONE THAT HAS THE RIGHT TO BUY IT BECAUSE THEY PUT SOME CRAZY DEAL TOGETHER IN THEIR CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATION THAT'S AMBIGUOUS AT BEST AND SAY THIS WILL STAND UP IN COURT?
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At some stations, robots worked in pairs; because some iPhones come back with corrosion, the first robot may try five times to remove a screw, while the second is free to move on to another task on the same device without slowing down the process.
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"He was the lone voice at the center holding the courthouse doors open in 2004, and he was the one who specifically asked lawyers to come back with more cases using different standards," said election law expert Justin Levitt, also of Loyola Law School.
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Current and former workers at Case Farms' four plants said that the company had an unspoken policy of allowing them to come back with a new I.D. An employee in Dudley told me that he had worked at the plant under four different names.
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Since then however, the JPMorgan-led plan has stalled because of scant investor interest, and Passera has come back with a revised scheme which, according to sources close to the proposed deal, has the backing in principle of private equity funds including Warburg Pincus.
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When people ask me what C.K. is supposed to do with his comedy career following these allegations, I tell them that if this were just about his career, I'd be happy to let him try and come back with his groundbreaking jokes about rape whistles.
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By the time the engineers are able to come back with an analysis, the architects have often made significant design changes, which then gets sent back to the engineers, forcing the energy plan to constantly be 1-to-3 months behind the rest of the building.
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All-Night Soirees One unnamed A-list client — the hotel operates under a strict code of privacy — who stayed there for an extended period "would come back with an entourage from the club and then party all the way through to the next afternoon," says Copeland.
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"In these active cases that come back with no match in CODIS [the federal offender database], law enforcement are realizing they don't have to wait until every last avenue has been exhausted before coming to us," says Ellen Greytak, who runs the company's advanced DNA services division.
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Mr. Zuckerberg told Mr. Scalise he would come back with details about data that is mined for security purposes and whether it is sold, as well as whether Facebook employees responsible for the perceived censorship of the pro-Trump video personalities Diamond and Silk faced repercussions.
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Those newer services have plucked away many former Pandora listeners, but the Oakland company has started courting them to come back with new offerings such as its "Premium Access" feature, which lets users try out its ad-free, on-demand service after watching a video ad.
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WE'LL WAIT FOR THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE TO COME BACK WITH THAT REPORT WHICH I KNOW HE'S -- HE'S BUSY WORKING ON. CARUSO-CABRERA: YOU DON'T THINK IT'S SILLY TO TALK ABOUT CARS AND NATIONAL SECURITY WHEN WE'RE ABLE TO PRODUCE 12 MILLION A YEAR AS IT IS?
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For the retail market the bank already has such approval * The approval is subject to certain conditions relating to the safety margins in the models * Sparebanken Vest will thus come back with calculations of the level and capital effects in a separate announcement when this is finalized.
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KURTZ: Let me come back with Mollie to Ali Watkins because as I said at the top, she had this romantic relationship with this top guy at Senate Intel Committee when she was working on this BuzzFeed story about how the Russians were trying to recruit Carter Page.
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"Our best guess is that [Chevron] 'WILL' come back with a competing bid because there is an immense amount of deal logic to this combination and also because [Anadarko] assets are irreplaceable, so if you really want them then you WILL pay up," Bradley said in a research note.
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But we cannot let that one slip and we did, so we've got to let this one eat at us, got to let it haunt us a little bit and we've got to come back with the whole mind frame of winning and nothing but winning by any means.
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It's totally possible that Olivia will take a break, and then come back with a regular YouTube video that only vaguely thanks fans for their "support" or some variation of before posting content as normal — in fact, for legal reasons, that could be all we're allowed to get!
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"I think that it will be difficult for her (May) to survive, given that she was presumed at the start of the campaign – which seems an awfully long time ago now – to come back with over 100, maybe more, in terms of her majority," Foster told BBC Radio Ulster.
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"When the story about Louis broke in the Times a couple of years ago, I figured he'd lay low for two or three years, then come back with an hour-long show that was more soul-searching than dismissive, a show that dared to get serious," he said.
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"When they run up a one-and-a-half trillion dollar deficit, as they will in this legislation, they're going to come back ... with massive cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid because they say, 'Oh my goodness, the deficit and the national debt are too high,'" Sanders added.
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" MANUEL PULGAR-VIDAL, LEADER OF CLIMATE AND ENERGY PRACTICE, WWF INTERNATIONAL "In Marrakesh, countries agreed to take stock of progress in two years and make every effort to come back with more ambitious targets and plans before 2020 to ensure we work quickly to close the widening emissions gap.
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After years of research and more than 50 ventures into research on how plate size affects food consumption, one study has looked at them all and come back with a conclusion: you're more likely to stuff your face if you've got a big plate in front of you.
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"If you're on the Fox board, and you have a strong view that Comcast will come back with a higher offer, you probably have an obligation to wait and see the structure and the price of that," said John Janedis, a media analyst with Jefferies in New York.
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The White House&aposs Office of Management and Budget told the Pentagon that the Navy&aposs budget submission did not include refueling the Truman or maintaining its air wing and directed it to come back with a budget that restored funding to both the carrier and the air wing.
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If fuzzy metrics like "engagement" and potentially misleading metrics like "time spent" are used to judge how developers are paid, if a game like Possessions is at a disadvantage because it's short, why wouldn't they come back with a second game designed to keep the player around longer?
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Usually women [in abusive relationships] unfortunately go back to the abusers and if I give them all this information and they're like, "Oh, well, Julie my hairdresser gave it to me," how am I going to know that the abuser isn't going to come back with a gun and shoot me?
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Pompeo returned empty-handed The news of Pompeo's meeting with Kim, which occurred over Easter weekend (sometime over the end of March and the beginning of April) also raised eyebrows that unlike Clapper, Pompeo went to North Korea and didn't come back with Americans being held captive by the isolated regime.
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Unilever—maker of such brands as Dove soap and Ben and Jerry's ice cream—rejected the offer, but Kraft Heinz said in a statement that "we look forward to working to reach agreement on the terms of a transaction," suggesting that it will come back with an even richer offer.
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It's free-market driven, so a lot of things they come back with just sound like chintzier versions of the A.C.A. But now, Americans of all political stripes are getting exposed to both how challenging this is and how many layers of complexity the private-sector solutions bring to this.
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The picture above the fold of a beaming mom returning to work with her newborn tucked under her arm instantly returned me to my childhood, when I watched my mother go into labor at the business she ran, then come back with my newborn sister less than two weeks later.
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To Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana ... Mr. Zuckerberg told Mr. Scalise he would come back with details about data that is mined for security purposes and whether it is sold, as well as whether Facebook employees responsible for the perceived censorship of the pro-Trump video personalities Diamond and Silk faced repercussions.
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After her first surgery falls through because the patient died, Edwards and Minnick go "trolling" down to the Emergency Room to find her a patient to do her surgery on and they come back with a 9-year-old boy with gallstones who is devastated to be missing the launch of his cruise.
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"Go home, get your act together, get rid of the slogans and now meaningless promise to 'repeal and replace,' but more important, when you return to Washington, come back with a serious and practical approach to repair the damage done by ObamaCare," Steele wrote in a July column for The Hill. 6900.
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"I am not sure what Mr. Pompeo will come back with, but I can promise you that the North Koreans are going to try and slow-roll this as much as possible," said Bruce Bechtol, a professor of political science at Angelo State University who has written several books on North Korea.
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So we do believe it can take a while but we have started the process," she notes, adding: "We have submitted all of our documentations and our clinical data etc so we have done that work already on our side — but of course we have to wait and see what they come back with.
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It would be disingenuous for Taylor to come back with a bubbly song about love, because that wouldn't address everything she's dealt with these past few years, just like expecting Arya to get over her own (make no mistake, much worse) trauma and be buddy, buddy with her family would feel just as unnatural.
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In exchange for Cousins, a player best described as Shaquille O'Neal having gone to a weight-loss clinic and come back with a crossover dribble and a bad attitude, the Pelicans had to give up only an old and underwhelming rookie (Buddy Hield), a few draft picks, and spare parts (Tyreke Evans and Langston Galloway).
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Labour's Brexit policy chief Keir Starmer told the Sunday Times newspaper that his party would seek to use the debate in parliament this week to prevent May from waiting until the last minute to come back with a deal, and compel her to present a fresh accord for lawmakers to consider before Feb. 26.
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Nor are we talking about people from marginalized communities who have self-censored or left social media because of far right harassment and hate campaigns (and could, in theory, come back with more proactive moderation by large platforms.) "Alex Jones is not the only person being deplatformed or who has been deranked," Caplan said.
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The reason I wanted to put it out first—well it was summer, so the timing—but second of all there's little things about the production that reminded me of pop indie 2007, so I thought it was a cool sound to come back with because it reminded me of things about the scene from that period of time.
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"It was a difficult start to the year for all SSA issuers in the dollar market with credit spreads drifting ever wider, so to come back with such a very heavily oversubscribed deal, pricing substantially tighter than expected is very impressive," said Philip Brown, head of SSA origination at Citigroup, a bookrunner along with Barclays, JP Morgan and RBC.
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"If they come back with any kind of conclusion that any of it stands up, that any of it is true, would you consider your position, would you — " Mr. Trump interrupted the reporter to reject the possibility that this could happen, and went on to rail against what he saw as the news media's tendency to lie.
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And that means every technological move toward privacy will be answered with a legal one aimed at shifting the equilibrium back toward surveillance: If law enforcement continues to be foiled by uncrackable encryption, it will come back with an order for "technical assistance," demanding companies weaken their security measures and rewrite their code to help the cops, as the FBI demanded of Apple.
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"For Yu to come back with 11 strikeouts and one walk, three of which were after a leadoff triple, for him to come back in his second start and have those type of pitches and bear down like that and really make some great pitches to come off the field without giving up anything, shows me his competitive edge," Banister said.
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All that creates precisely the kind of environment where we might, for a period, overlook some of the trickier and more exacting aspects of privacy policies, but which are nonetheless important to keep intact, not least because malicious hackers could take advantage of vulnerable situations, or regulators eventually refocus and come back with heavy fines, or consumers respond with bad PR and more.
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I anticipated we would go to college and then we would fade out, that was kind of what we wanted at the time, but social media hung onto my brother and I, and thankfully fans hung onto my brother and I, and I think it's one of the reasons that this reemergence can come back with a little more strength, and I'm very thankful for that.
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We had friends in Minnesota who were having a similar experience: Their family had been on a Disney cruise just before the lockdowns (they are True Americans) and come back with an illness; it seemed like a flu for most of them, but the husband, a man of very different physique and temperament from me, had my symptoms — shortness of breath, chest tension, windedness.
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"They want to create the impression that the cause of the impasse is the inflexibility of the U.S. side - and they likely want to force the United States to either come back with a more favorable negotiating position or eventually force President Trump to engage at the summit level to keep diplomacy alive," said Mintaro Oba, a former U.S. State Department official specializing in the Koreas.
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We all have guides and spirits that are giving me that information... We just open up to whatever comes through and I've never had people not come through... There's so many spirits or loved ones wanting to connect all the time, even if you think you haven't had a lot of losses, they want to connect with you... Maybe people that weren't so good when they were here come back with a lot of apologies.
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Read more: Trump's abrupt withdrawal from Syria may allow ISIS to come back with a vengeance — using the group's time-tested strategyChaos sows chaos The Pentagon issued a report in August warning of the resurgence of the terror group both in Iraq and Syria due to the lack of US presence in both Iraq and Syria, and retired three-star general Michael Nagata warned in Defense One last week that the US's actions in Syria and Iraq deprived coalition forces of the opportunity to gain intelligence from captured ISIS fighters, as well as benefiting from and causing chaos in both Syria and Iraq.
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