We might come to the point that they interfere overtly.
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But it's come to the point where I hear it from them so often.
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"Does it come to the point of removing a president from office?" she said.
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It's look like we've come to the point when only new generation will do something.
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"I've come to the point in my life where I don't have to work," she continued.
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During one of these meetings, an emotional Adler rambled on, seemingly unable to come to the point.
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It was fun, but we'd already come to the point where we knew what we stood for.
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It has come to the point where his tweets have to be taken both literally and seriously.
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I've personally come to the point where I'm unsure whether or not a truly 'safe space' can exist.
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But I guess it's come to the point now where skating has taken off on this gnarly level.
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It's just come to the point when they think Rob is better off without being in a relationship with Chyna.
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"Unfortunately, I think we've come to the point now where we have to take more robust action," he tells me.
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How have we come to the point where decent people like Chris Stewart have to defend that kind of conduct?
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So they [do], and they come to the point where Simba asks his father if he'll always be there for him.
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It has come to the point that I check every morning to see if something I wrote has prompted more abuse.
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Holets realized he had come to the point where he had to choose which path he would follow as a police officer.
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BG I don't think we've come to the point yet where democracy and science is going to stop working to improve lives.
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I just think that it has come to the point where the best way for him to advance that ambition is to leave.
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It's come to the point that there's no reason to believe Trump even has a decent get out the vote plan in place.
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It has come to the point where founder Mark Zuckerberg will have to prove somehow he is not in way over his head.
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McAuliffe said he did not believe it would come to the point of Northam being forced out of office and predicted Lieutenant Gov.
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It's been incredible to watch them gain confidence to come to the point where they can share their stories on a world-class stage.
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It has come to the point where Facebook's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, will have to prove somehow he is not in way over his head.
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He's been fortunate enough to play with plenty of great musicians, and now it's come to the point that if it doesn't gel, why bother?
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Washington has finally come to the point where it can no longer tolerate inconclusive talk fests while China laughs all the way to the bank.
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"I'd come to the point where I felt the need to stand up for our friendship," she said of the singer, who died in 2012.
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"It's come to the point where it's taken over our entire lives," says Mays, who also thinks she might now have lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease.
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So how did it come to the point where people think indica means you're going to get sleepy and sativa means you're going to get jumpy?
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Prior to her resignation, former DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said the U.S. immigration system had "come to the point of a system-wide breakdown" in March.
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"Why should it have to come to the point where we are threatening each other and threatening each other's lives over a presidential election?" she asked.
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But will it come to the point where the Tubman 20 actually "changes hands," a phrase that in our disembodied economy seems both quaint and fraught?
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One girl said that it had come to the point that the only way she could finish her homework was to put her phone in another room.
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"The governments of the UK, France, and China have invested huge amounts of political capital in seeing Hinkley Point C come to the point of construction," he said.
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"It's come to the point now where I always wonder if he's going back out in the ninth inning to finish the game," Mets right fielder Jay Bruce said.
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In a speech on Wednesday, Yildirim highlighted the economic fallout from the court hearings, saying they had "come to the point of harming Turkey and our global economic ties".
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Sadly, it's come to the point where many Americans have more faith in advocacy journalism outlets and obscure websites that they know nothing about than they do the mainstream media.
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"We've come to the point where China has finally caught up with the U.S. in the internet space," said Hans Tung, a managing partner at venture capital firm GGV Capital.
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"To come to the point of settlement and say we're not giving you the chance to opt out, that is not fair," said Gary Friedman, a lawyer for Ms. Simpson.
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"We have come to the point where developing the sector further without significant exports becomes difficult and strategically short-sighted," said Yuri Kovalev, head of Russia's National Union of Swine Breeders.
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"We've come to the point where China has finally caught up with the U.S. in the internet space," said Hans Tung, a managing partner at the venture capital firm GGV Capital.
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"You will see that, in the end, they will come to the point where they will apologize," Mr. Kurtulmus said, without elaborating, according to the Turkish state-run Anadolu News Agency.
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Fed officials and central bankers globally have called for fiscal stimulus to prod growth, since they have come to the point where more monetary policy has become questionable in terms of its ability to stimulate growth.
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"If they had made public the situation of the outbreak earlier, and had quarantined those patients who had already shown symptoms, I don't think we would have to come to the point of lockdown," she said.
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"The administration will come to the point that they have to honour the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) and that's the only right way forward," he said on the sidelines of a banking conference in Frankfurt.
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I mean, I think now we are come to the point where it would be, kind of, more evidence based, what is-, we should actually view what we have in place, but then we need to get on with business.
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"We have to come to the point where we have to make decisions, and quite often those decisions are long term in nature, and without clarity then it's too dangerous for us to proceed," Williams told BBC radio on Friday.
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From the Revolutionary War to the Gulf Wars, from Normandy, France, to Khe Sanh, Vietnam, we have come to the point where we must decide if we will be both seen and heard, or shuck and jive with the status quo.
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And we'll see what happens when we come to the point where we feel we have toured this record through, and then start thinking about a new album or not, and maybe take a break before then so we can write in relaxation.
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"We had both come to the point in our lives where we were very dedicated to our kids, and okay with the fact that we would probably raise them as single parents," says Combs of Ryan, who has a 17-year-old daughter.
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"They can't stand the toxic relationship... It's just come to the point when they think Rob is better off without being in a relationship with Chyna," the source explained — adding that the family still wants to be a part of one-month-old Dream's life.
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What his capabilities are; what we're both willing to do; what we're willing to accept, and go from there...It's taken a lot of trial and error, experiences, and learning to come to the point that we can be equal, but I understand he's never going to go and wash those dishes.
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How Democrats can avoid fatal flaws of their impeachment inquiry Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption MORE (R-Ohio) told Schiff that Republican "indulgence" with him "wore out a long time ago" when Schiff asked Jordan to come to the point on rephrasing a question to Yovanovitch.
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"What we have seen, and it has come to the point where we had to act upon it, is a small but growing group of customers who are interpreting the guarantee as a lifetime product replacement program, and that was never its intent," L.L. Bean President and CEO Stephen Smith told the Portland Press Herald Wednesday in an interview.
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"If you believe we can rise together, if you believe we've finally come to the point where we can put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us and the seven years before that where we were practicing trickle-down economics, then you should vote for her," the former president said about his wife.
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With those issues, the story demonstrates that it has a deeper level of maturity than the earlier series: Rowling tackles some nuanced angles that never quite came through in Harry's story, but what took me by complete surprise was how Harry and Draco Malfoy not only come to the point where they tolerate one another, but their children become best friends, against all odds.
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However, he opined that the director should have come to the point earlier, without taking much time to establish the characters.
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We only feel the irritation. Get on with it guys you want to say. Come to the point. By the time they do you are exhausted, and want to do what Prateik says Amy's character did to his feelings-showed him the middle finger.
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Because he was emotionally withdrawn, I was never comfortable using it. For years I didn't. Now I love being called Jo. I've come to the point where I'm trying to accept – even embrace – everything that has happened to me. I believe that without acceptance there's no serenity.
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Professional drifting has come to the point where grip is tuned into cars to be defeated. It makes for a faster drift necessary in the current professional climate. Tires typically used by drifters are around the DOT tread wear rating of 200. Examples include the Hankook Ventus RS-3, Falken Azenis RT615K, Nitto NT05, Yokohama ADVAN Neova AD08R, and Achilles Radial 123s.
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People who were present there later recalled that Batmönkh said "I will never sign this. We few Mongols have not yet come to the point that we will make each other's noses bleed," smacked the table, and left the room." "He had resigned by the time he came home that evening. He didn't say what happened to me in detail.
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Behind the scenes, the party considered cracking down on the protesters and formulated a decree to be signed by party leader Batmönkh. Batmönkh opposed it, maintaining his policy of never using force (). According to those present, Batmönkh said "I will never sign this. We few Mongols have not yet come to the point that we will make each other's noses bleed", struck the table and left the room.
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Years later, Wyatt works out west as a wagon driver, also serving as a referee for fights, and finds himself at odds with a bully. Wyatt and the bully come to the point of fighting, with the bully intending to shoot him, but Wyatt disarms and defeats him, taking his gun. Returning home to Missouri, Wyatt marries his childhood sweetheart, Urilla Sutherland. They move into their own house, and he begins working as a policeman.
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It is highly important for neurons to maintain a variable range of neuronal output. If synapses were only reinforced by positive feedback, they would eventually come to the point of complete inactivity or too much activity. To prevent neurons from becoming static, there are two regulatory forms of plasticity that provide negative feedback: metaplasticity and scaling. Metaplasticity is expressed as a change in the capacity to provoke subsequent synaptic plasticity, including LTD and LTP.
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People have turned to technology to create their "self" and determine how they feel and act. The conscious mind does not move into a world-as-other mindset but into an already constituted world. Lewis Mumford believed the world of relying on technology began with early human experiments in industrialization including coal mines because coal and iron built and powered industrialization. It has come to the point where communication is relied on technology.
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"I just operate with a sense of smell: if something smells wrong, I go to work." "His ill-considered falsehoods have come to the point where he is doing much harm to his own Government and to other nations. It is a pity that anyone anywhere believes anything he writes."—President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Pearson, in letter to General Patrick J. Hurley, August 30, 1943, cited in Patrick J. Hurley, a biography by Don Lohbeck, 1956.
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Behind the scenes, however, the MPRP had seriously considered cracking down on the protesters, writing a decree that was left to be signed by the party leader Jambyn Batmönkh. Batmönkh opposed it, maintaining a strict policy of never using force (). People those were present there later recalled that Batmönkh said "I will never sign this. We few Mongols have not yet come to the point that we will make each other's noses bleed," smacked the table, and left the room.
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The only access road is from the north, from the Turtmann village in the Rhona valley. From there, take direction to Gruben, and after passing it drive up to Vorder Sänntum at 1900 m. You will come to the point where the public road ends up, there is a formal parking that costs 4 CHF per day. From the car parking to the summit you may get in less than 5 hours, and from the Turtmann hut to the summit in about 3 hours.
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We few Mongols have not yet come to the point that we will make each other's noses bleed," smacked the table, and left the room." Elbegdorj announced the news of the Politburo resignation to the hunger strikers and to people who'd gathered on Sükhbaatar Square at 10PM on that day after the negotiations between leaders of MPRP and Mongolian Democratic Union. Then the hunger strike stopped. In April, the conflict worsened, with the government restricting the freedom of assembly and the democracy leaders submitting an ultimatum demanding equal participation of all political groups.
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Jow Lung never complained about the training and his uncle took a special liking to him. One day Jow Hung told Jow Lung that he didn't think he would live much longer due to symptoms of an old illness. Jow Hung told Jow Lung that he knew a unique set of Pa Kua Staff techniques that he wanted to pass on to Jow Lung before he died. Uncle Hung told Jow Lung that his Kung Fu technique had come to the point that if he learned the Pa Kua Staff techniques, he would be one of the best in the martial arts field.
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In the United States, 67 claims for compensation were lodged against Cunard, which were all heard together in 1918 before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Judge Julius Mayer, presided over the case: he had previously presided over the case brought following the loss of the Titanic, where he had ruled in favour of the shipping company. Mayer was a conservative who was considered a safe pair of hands with matters of national interest, and whose favourite remark to lawyers was to "come to the point". The case was to be heard without a jury.
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On this show, and mirroring her own low-key real life, she frequently played straight-woman characters, often as a foil to John Belushi and Gilda Radner. Curtin anchored SNL's "Weekend Update" segment from 1976 to 1977, and was paired with Dan Aykroyd from 1977 to 1978 and Bill Murray from 1978 to 1980. On occasional "Weekend Update" segments, her newscaster character served as a foil to John Belushi, who often gave a rambling and out-of-control "commentary" on events of the day. During these sketches, she timidly tried to get Belushi to come to the point, which would only make him angrier.
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" She about her introspection that "In a way, I wanted to torture myself, I guess or figure out why I felt like this. And I think if you write about it and try and figure it out and then articulate it, you've kind of come to the point where you've - that's kind of the breakthrough in my mind. The biggest catalyst for her life changes was the aftermath of the Vans Warped Tour in 2013, where upon returning to Australia she broke up with her fiancé, and afterwards moved to Los Angeles to start a relationship with letlive. singer Jason Butler, whom she married one year later.
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He has said that we have come to the point where we need to take responsibility for the survival of the Tibetan language, and we are in a situation where there is very little reading material that matches the interests of the ordinary Tibetan reader. The main criteria for the 108 Translations is that they don't lose the meaning and feeling (or "flavour") of the original, the translations must be easy to understand and pronounce in Tibetan, and the selected works need to meet the interests of the readership. For example, translations of famous literary works that have low readership are examples of unsuccessful translations. 108 Translations must not only consider how well known the works are, they must also examine how they have sold, how many other languages they have been translated into, and so forth.
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He has also let his anger come to the point that he almost killed Chuck when his former sensei locked Chuck in his trunk and goaded Casey to a game of chicken; Casey acquiesced despite knowing Chuck was in the trunk. In a bonus feature in the season two DVD, Casey instructs how to become a deadly spy, starting with shooting two guys who were talking off-camera and ending with advice on getting a second job during down time and advocating the elimination the other applicants ('... so go out and find a goat. Start practicing'). His predisposition to violence does lead to problems; while mainly personal (for obvious reasons), some have been professional errors that have led him to be removed from future missions (in "Chuck Versus the Suitcase", Casey is benched from going on a mission to Madrid because he stabbed someone with a stiletto).
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Journalist Xavier Rius has even come to the point that Catalan Civil Society has had contacts with which he was delegated from the Spanish government in Catalonia, María de los Llanos de Luna, contacts but Bosch denies insistently despite the fact that there are photographs of the meeting. The entity organized in December 2013 in Ripoll the 1st Congress of Spanish Catalanity in which the ex democratic socialist Joaquim Coll (member of Catalan Civil Society) and the People's Party Fernando Sánchez-Costa participated. He was also organizing protests in front of the Convergence and Union headquarters for the Pujol case, which was joined by Platform for Catalonia (PxC) before Parliament for the same reason. Entities like Spain and Catalans in 2012 and Som Catalunya, Som Espanya in 2013, had wanted to publicly commemorate the Hispanic Day in Barcelona, but they did not manage to concentrate a sufficiently large attendance.
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As the Ministry of Education, on the basis of centralizing all the education, took control of all the foundation schools, Elgün thought that there was no longer a task for her in the official school sector and left her position. She later accepted the offer to restore an old school, which was established in Beyazıt in 1915, but had come to the point of disintegration when Mustafa Satı Bey resigned from his position as the school's principal. She re-established this institution in 1917 under the name of Fevziye High SchoolKurnaz, Şefika, Balkan Harbinde Kadınlarımızın Konferansları, Aile ve Toplum, March 1991, volume 1, issue 1 During World War I, Elgün volunteered for the Red Crescent and after the war, she spoke at various meetings in Istanbul to protest the occupation of Anatolia as chairman of the Association of Teachers during that period.TBMM Official Report of the General Assembly, 22nd Period 4th Legislative Year, 69th Unification, 1 March 2006 Wednesday (retrieved: 8 February 2009)Kaplan, Leyla, Türkiye Büyük Millet Meclisi'nde Kadın Milletvekilleri, Atatürk Research Center website, retrieved: 8 February 2009 On 23 May 1919, she was one of the speakers in a big rally in Sultanahmet Square.
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