Rubio's troubles with immigration have come up again and again.
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The theme of daughters had come up again and again.
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Since those initial conversations, Nege's asexuality hasn't come up again.
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Adaptations that are very useful come up again and again.
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To be sure, these concerns could all come up again.
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It likely will come up again in a session next year.
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Two law firms come up again and again in token sales.
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It will come up again at the end of the month!
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It will be awhile before this has to come up again.
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It's one of several strategies that come up again and again.
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He's not on the show anymore, so maybe it'll come up again.
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It'll be a while before this even has to come up again.
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It's working to make sure that similar issues don't come up again.
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Africa's new states The issue has come up again in recent times.
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In fact, Michael could come up again at this year's HOF induction.
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Conversations you've had throughout the month may come up again for your reconsideration.
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Something that pissed you off this spring is likely to come up again.
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But it has never been overturned because the issue hasn't come up again.
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Themes you were working with back then will likely come up again, Sag.
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He said there are three basic concerns that come up again and again.
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He acknowledged that past allegations would likely come up again through a nomination process.
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Issues from the spring that you thought you left behind may come up again.
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Jope told CNBC that this question is likely to come up again in the future.
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She had the baby in early December, but the issue hasn't come up again. Yet.
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It's something that could come up again in the film as he remembers his pitfalls.
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That question will come up again after arguments from both sides and questions from senators.
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If the Fed doesn't tackle this now it will come up again in the future.
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Issues from mid-April that were put on the back burner will come up again.
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I'm dying to know how Moira will come up again, and what's next for Ofglen/Emily.
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Over time, you'd see the same names come up again and again on your favorite forum.
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This question - whether Trump will accept the results, is going to come up again, for sure.
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The same few conversations come up again and again when you hang out with fight fanatics.
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Passions may flare as topics concerning sex and money come up again for you to resolve.
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Even in the emotionally closed-off world of Luke Danes, this would have come up again.
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It would come up again through 2019 as Congress grilled Google alongside other tech companies over privacy.
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His old spot in the rotation is scheduled to come up again in the series finale Wednesday.
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The court agreed to hear the case on the premise that the issue would come up again.
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Keep exporting more than we're bringing in and, if we keep that going we'll come up again.
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During this time, issues from early December 2016 will come up again for you to work out.
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From July 7 to July 31, these conversations, ideas, projects, and themes will come up again for reconsideration.
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We come up again on September 28th, and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice.
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We come up again on September 28, and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice.
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Fagerström responds to comments, and she sometimes makes posts about certain questions that come up again and again.
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Indeed, though the leases near Zion and Dinosaur were deferred, both parcels could come up again for consideration.
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She also said she expects her relationship with Murphy will come up again and again during the campaign.
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These issues will come up again, and this time around you really need to do something about them!
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"What everybody's telling us is it's going to come up again and be in the house," he added.
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While Republicans have voted multiple times already to avoid that, the issue could come up again next week.
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Even if the Justice Department doesn't advance this case in the courts, the issue will come up again.
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I grew up in France and it always surprises me that the same clichés come up again and again.
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It's a little weedy, but these topics are likely to come up again and again in 2017 and beyond.
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Throughout the reporting for this story, the issue of guilt has come up again and again — particularly, feminist guilt.
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Think back to May through November of 216—situations and developments that began then will come up again now.
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It's also a contentious issue that's come up again and again in lawsuits in California and Washington, among other places.
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So, here's a helpful guide to dealing with the situations that come up again and again during a job search.
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FERC, an independent agency of the Department of Energy, rejected the Perry directive, but the issue could come up again.
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That was the first of three key takeaways from the hearing that will likely come up again in future proceedings.
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Issues from the past will come up again, some of which might be stuff you haven't thought about in decades.
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The "right to try" bill failed in the House last week, but is likely to come up again this week.
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The issue is likely to come up again in tonight's Democratic debate, where six candidates are poised to face off.
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Even if Republican senators chose not to voluntarily return to ObamaCare repeal, it's going to come up again and again.
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The question did not come up again through the rest of the interview, which you can watch in full above.
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Trump's resistance to directly press Putin about Russia's role in election interference is an issue that's come up again and again.
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Glossing over important details is an issue early in the month, but it will also come up again at the end.
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Think back to November 2015 and June of this year—themes you were working with then will come up again now!
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Your career, your reputation, and popularity were big topics last November and June, and these issues will likely come up again.
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It also touches on a theme that should come up again and again throughout the series: perspective makes all the difference.
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Mercury retrograde is coming soon, which means that many of the conversations you have now will come up again for reconsideration.
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Mercury will go retrograde later this month, so expect these hard conversations to come up again on April 5 and 25.
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Hermine, which was used for tropical storms in 1980, 1998, 2004 and 2010, is scheduled to come up again in 2022.
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That question has come up again and again since the early 2000s, writes the New York Times fashion critic Vanessa Friedman.
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He tried to distinguish between Loving and Brown, saying they were "long-standing" and "well-accepted" precedents unlikely to come up again.
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Those same themes will come up again, so look through your old emails to see what was going on in your life.
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His finances have come up again and again this election cycle, and it looks like that will continue as we sprint toward November.
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Yet, the subject would come up again when she interviewed with the district manager himself, who offered her the job, with strings attached.
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A parody page is sure to pop up soon, which will only confuse Trump more the next time these words come up again.
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Themes that were big in your life back then are likely to come up again now—but, thankfully, you're older and smarter now!
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We see a really hollow, predictable romance budding between Jacob and Queenie, so I assume this will come up again in later films.
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He has since given an explanation, but as the film's July release looms closer, it's an issue that's likely to come up again.
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Despite the December date in the deal, we don't even know when a debt ceiling vote would come up again as for sure.
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Here is a look at some of the misconceptions that come up again and again when assessing whether a victim's account is true.
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Facebook isn't done talking about live, either: It's going to come up again this week at its annual F8 developer conference in San Francisco.
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She does mention, though, that Sam (Tom Verica) was Frank's doctor in prison, a tidbit that's sure to come up again in future episodes.
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Russia His name has come up again and again in the Russia investigation, but now Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak is going back to Moscow.
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When they come up again, he is having oral sex with Jonathan (David Grimm), who is multitasking by getting high before the guests arrive.
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Remember, relations are still pretty tense between tech and law enforcement on the issue of encryption, which is certainly going to come up again.
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Take a look at meetings of world leaders from the past 10 years and you'll likely notice one person come up again and again.
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Unexpected conversations will come up again in your friendships and your creative life on October 20, when Mercury in Libra opposes Uranus in Aries.
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Bachelor contestants love to talk about how important family is to them, so if she sticks around long enough, this will definitely come up again.
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If it's not addressed in the next year, it will likely come up again for debate in the next appropriations process a year from now.
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Though the government has asked a federal judge case to vacate the order, the issue is bound to come up again, he told "Squawk Alley."
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We need the wall," he said, adding, "We come up again on September 28th, and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice.
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In only one of eight key areas that come up again and again as reasons to despair will a Justice Kavanaugh make that much difference.
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Instead, Trump's three-month deal means the issues will come up again in December — another potential opportunity for Democrats to exercise leverage on the GOP.
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It was then a flop-house, having fallen from its pinnacle at the centre of the then-Theatre District; the area has since come up again.
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Think back to November 2015 and June of this year: Themes that were active for you then will come up again for you at this time.
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Bunk Police is currently seeking input from the communities it works within to determine what action should be taken should a similar problem come up again.
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The subject has come up again in relation to Trump's ultimately canceled move to hold the next G7 summit at his Trump National Doral Miami resort.
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Self-esteem and self-worth are big topics for you during this eclipse, and issues around cash will come up again for you to work with.
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Turkey goes in there, invades, and now they're appealing to them and threatening, as you know, to allow the refugees to come up again into Europe.
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If there is one thing that has come up again and again during this busy shopping period, it's how gamers can really profit from Black Friday.
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"Once we have 50 votes, healthcare will come up again," Heller, who is a top Democratic target in next year's midterm elections, told KLAS in Nevada.
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The App Store always takes center stage at the event, so don't be surprised if Apple's arguments against potential antitrust action come up again during the event.
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The matter might have ended there, but Wince's name would come up again nine months later, resulting in renewed scrutiny of his status in the firearms trade.
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These problems will come up again at least two more times next month—April 5 and 25, to be exact—as a result of Mercury going retrograde.
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That's a much greater impact than most economists had been assuming, and the 22000 million figure has come up again and again in debates over global trade.
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"We come up again on September 28, and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice," Trump said in April of the coming fall fight.
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The answers are as varied as the experiences and personalities of the VCs themselves, but some books, like "Reboot" by Jerry Colonna, come up again and again.
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His statements this week, however, touched on a couple of areas: Efforts like this have historically faced Republican opposition, and those same roadblocks could come up again.
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It could come up again next month; Republicans may try to attach the defunding provision to a bill financing government operations for the rest of the year.
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The campaign's lawyers raised questions about whether someone can go to court seeking evidence from the transition, which could come up again if others pursue transition documents.
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However, to make progress in this area, I think the industry needs to stop pinning its hopes on the same dead ends that come up again and again.
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Still, this idea has major support in the GOP caucus, and it's likely to come up again and again, especially if Republicans pick up seats in the midterms.
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These help them scale the whole process in the event that hundreds of visitors decide they want to use the app — many questions come up again and again.
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The bill, rejected on Tuesday under a rule that required a two-thirds majority in favor, could come up again under a rule requiring only a simple majority.
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The more you solve, the more you will see things come up again and, even if it was tough the first time, it won't be tough the second.
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The same issue has come up again recently with the election of Malia Bouattia, 28, as the first black Muslim woman to lead the National Union of Students.
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The same topics of conversation that take place during this eclipse will come up again on August 28, when Mercury meets with Jupiter again after ending its retrograde.
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Remember how I've been telling you that there are a few, quirky words and brand names to commit to memory, because they will come up again and again?
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The question that's come up again and again about Weinstein is how he could have been allowed to carry on that way for so long, with so many women.
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The bottom line: Netanyahu said there's a lot of turmoil now because of the Jerusalem announcement, but once it calms down, the U.S. peace plan will come up again.
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The Syrian city of Aleppo has come up again and again in the US presidential campaign — because at least two candidates have no idea what to say about it.
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They also voted down 11 Democratic amendments that would have subpoenaed witnesses and documents from the Trump administration, though that question will come up again later in the trial.
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Mr. Trump is highly sensitive to the view that Russian interference in the 2016 campaign helped him win the election and was upset that the issue had come up again.
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President Trump on Friday told a Washington Post reporter that he would move on from healthcare and that efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare will not come up again soon.
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Keep the information that he sent her an opened ended ticket to California to visit tucked in the back of your mind, though, because it is going to come up again.
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The change set off another front in the fight over abortion that has spilled into the U.S. presidential election campaign and come up again in the Supreme Court in recent weeks.
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Since taking the helm of Planned Parenthood in November, Dr. Leana Wen has been surprised to hear one question come up again and again: Why is a doctor doing advocacy work?
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The subject seem to come up again and again after that, with conversations on public transportation with women in need who most of us wouldn't think to strike one up with.
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The issue did not come up again, though Mr. Kemp took other opportunities to say that Ms. Abrams was pushing an "extreme agenda" out of line with the state's conservative values.
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Think back to November 2015 and June of this year—issues you were working out back then in both your relationships and at work will come up again at this time.
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However, these features — like disillusionment and weird strange ways of talking — are not necessarily germane to millennials: They come up again and again when generations are able to tell their own stories.
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Issues around money (and self-esteem) also come up for you to work with, thanks to Uranus reentering Aries on November 6—expect issues from last spring to come up again now!
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Besides the Pelosi video, which Pelosi herself slammed the company for, the issue is likely to come up again as the 2020 election approaches and Facebook continues to fend off foreign meddling.
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Sepah works primarily with tech executives, especially CEOs and VCs, and he sees some of the same addictive and problematic behavior come up again and again, usually related to technology and food.
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A similar effort failed to get on the ballot in California last year, but it could come up again in 2020; Oregon voters may also vote on a comparable measure next year.
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"I think we'll see something like this come up again, but it could be part of a more comprehensive package, particularly if we revisit the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act," he said.
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After a few throwaway comments about Caruso Sr.'s past in the first episode, his history of corruption doesn't really come up again, and his more freewheeling tendencies are played as a joke.
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One question that's come up again and again when we discuss the topic of who pays on the first day is whether this is a heteronormative issue that only straight couples deal with.
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" But, "When an issue comes up, can we deal with it responsively and make sure that we can address it so that those kinds of issues don't come up again in the future?
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Think back to September 3—that's when Venus entered its pre-retrograde shadow period, so many of the themes that came up then will come up again for you to work with now.
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Short said that because September 30 marks the end of the fiscal year, Congress will likely pass a continuing resolution to fund the government, leaving the issue to come up again in December.
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Think back to November 2015 and June of this year: Saturn and Neptune faced off at this time, too, and the themes you were working with back then will likely come up again now.
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A digital printing extravaganza, Plato's Atlantis was one of McQueen's final and most famous collections, building on the themes of technological advancement, ecological meltdown, and hybridity that come up again and again in #techstyle.
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But antitrust concerns are still very much on the minds of lawmakers and industry observers heading into 2020, suggesting that this is a topic that will likely come up again throughout the year ahead.
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These are the 28 words — from A to, well, W — that have become a key part of Game Of Thrones after the last seven seasons and will likely come up again in this final one.
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"We come up again on September 28th and if we don't get border security we will have no choice, we will close down the country because we need border security," he said, according to Reuters.
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Venus will end its retrograde on April 15, and until then, lovely cow, I want you to think back to March and April of 2009—issues you were working out then may come up again.
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That agreement, however, will come up again in 2021-2022 when a renewal deal will come at a high cost and when tech players with big pockets could keep the NFL out of CBS's reach.
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But the push to buy oil to replenish the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve could come up again as Congress is expected to take up another stimulus package next month in response to the deadly pandemic.
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Rep. Steve Stivers (R-Ohio) says it was a mistake for the Republican-led Congress to try to repeal ObamaCare ahead of other issues, and he doesn't think healthcare reform will come up again this year.
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A VoxCare reader from Kansas emails to say there are other key votes coming up this year (the budget, for example, or a court-required school finance plan) where a vote on Medicaid could come up again.
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A startup named Dream Forward, which is using an artificial intelligence chatbox as part of the 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans it provides, has found that many of the same questions come up again and again.
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"These kind of mythologies and stereotypes around rape come up again and again in court cases, because the defence to rape is that the sex was consensual," Rape Crisis chief executive Noeline Blackwell told the Irish Independent newspaper.
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But among the crowd at Listen Bar, one point seemed to come up again and again: Even if you're not sober, even if you like to drink sometimes — or even pretty often — it's nice to take a break.
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The office became a particular flashpoint during George W. Bush's administration, when it produced a series of memos justifying torture — an issue that could come up again under President Trump, given his pro-torture statements during the campaign.
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It seemed to come up again and again that the writing of smut was simply due to the fact that these people loved the characters and wanted to see more from them… in some cases a lot more.
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" The 32-year old mother of two continues to explain to her friend that "the last thing that Hank needs is for that to come up again" but that she's "only telling Hank what I need to tell him.
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As a practical matter, his arrest by ICE makes the case moot but the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court agreed to take the case on premise that cooperation between law enforcement in the state and ICE would come up again.
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Screenshot: WagDog-walking service Wag, the subject of fairly numerous press reports in the tabloid media regarding lost canines, has come up again in NYC rag the New York Post in reference to yet another pup that slipped a leash.
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In addition to having repeatedly criticized the central bank, Cain has also weathered a series of scandals that first came to light during his 2012 presidential campaign but which would unquestionably have come up again in a Senate confirmation hearing.
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Because here's the payoff: If you push yourself, if you learn the skillset of solving, if you remember clues you've seen before (because they always, always come up again), you will be able to solve a puzzle like this one.
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These are discussions that will come up again and again as women demand inclusion in institutions that have not been friends to women, such as the military, religious institutions, corporations — and the C.I.A. Mr. Trump is certainly no friend to women.
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So Newsbook is not exhaustive — surely, given the cyclical nature of the news cycle, these topics will come up again and I will have another opportunity to visit my inventory — but if you're curious, it is a good place to start.
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Yes, it will most likely come up again in Sunday's final round, but on Saturday, Spieth spent about 133 minutes repeatedly — and impressively — extracting himself from dire trouble in the same territory of Augusta National where everything went wrong last year.
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Also think back over the last month—Venus entered its pre-retrograde period on September 3, so issues that came up over the last month around Venusian themes like love, money, beauty, and values are sure to come up again.
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She also oversaw months of pretrial wrangling for Manafort's case (before he struck a plea deal), handing down rulings on topics such as whether Mueller had the authority to indict Manafort — topics that will likely come up again with regards to Stone.
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Questions like these come up again and again for Marantz, who is an essential part of this narrative, which has as much to do with the collapsing media ecosystem that allowed these people to flourish as it does with the people themselves.
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After going largely unscathed in recent debates, Mr. Sanders is now facing the intense scrutiny that comes with being the front-runner, and the topics he confronted in the event on Monday are likely to come up again in Tuesday night's debate.
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis put climate change on the agenda of his first meeting with President Trump on Wednesday, and the subject is likely to come up again and again in the president's encounters with other world leaders in the coming days.
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"I think the problem with Andrew Scheer is that people don't trust him, because they don't trust him not to let the issue to come up again," former Conservative Prime Minister Kim Campbell said last Saturday in remarks reported by the iPolitics website.
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She told Widman about a boy who went under the surface of Lake Champlain and did not come up again, and a very sad and very frightening story of a little boy who was electrocuted, whom the nuns made her kiss in his coffin.
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It's impossible to point to any one factor, but three main ones have come up, again and again, in the stories that took down Weinstein and in stories about other men accused of rampant sexual assault (both within the entertainment industry and outside it).
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Loudness and musical taste are by no means racially specific, but there are consistent fault lines in sound that come up again and again — see the enduring knee-jerk reactions that many in the US have when asked if they like rap or country music.
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The other parties insist that they will not do any deals with the Sweden Democrats, but the question has already cost the Moderates one leader and is bound to come up again in the days after the election, no matter which bloc ends up larger.
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But William Hardy, the Confederate veteran who founded Hattiesburg and named it after his wife, couldn't realize his vision for an economic powerhouse without the help of Yankee money — an issue that would come up again and again in the so-called New South.
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We're seeing, right now, in silicon valley, a very clear evolving cycle of many of the best 35-year-olds, if you will, who have spent eight to ten years at Apple or Google or Facebook or Amazon, same companies come up again and again, they're leaving.
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While there are tons of ingredients and factors to take into consideration (parabens, artificial fragrances, the list goes on), there's one question that seems to come up again and again: Can formulas loaded with sodium lauryl sulfate, a common detergent and known skin irritant, really damage hair?
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What's next: The issue could well come up again, with deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein a passionate voice for what he calls "responsible encryption" — that is, encryption necessary to protect consumers' information balanced with the ability of law enforcement to access that information with a court order.
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"People will see those things in their feeds and you post and engage, they will see your name come up again and again so if you do end up reaching out they will know who you are," said April Klimkiewicz, a career coach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Your ruling planet Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12, and lots of talk is in the air—think back to February 15 and March 15, because as Mercury moves forward, many issues that have been discussed over the last few weeks will come up again.
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But this show has such a spotty track record at dealing with the themes I find most compelling that I have to assume that, going forward, all of these ideas will come up again just often enough to tantalize me before drifting lazily out of sight again.
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More than anything else, it's because The Good Place is perhaps the best, most succinct statement of an idea that's come up again and again in this year's pop culture (and, hey, everywhere else as well): You are the only one who can take control of your own life.
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As we continue to adopt and integrate connectivity into our driving experience, the question of safety seems to come up again and again—safety in regards to data sharing, safety in regards to autonomous braking, and safety in regards to using complex infotainment systems while operating a vehicle.
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And because the Supreme Court didn't resolve the underlying question of whether unauthorized immigrants in government custody have the right to an abortion — which is closely tied to the question of which rights unauthorized immigrants have under the Constitution, generally — the issue is almost certain to come up again in future.
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I've worked hard and been honest with her to let her know that that is such a part of my past that it's never going to come up again, and if that's going to be the chink in the armor that doesn't make this work, I'm going to be devastated.
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"By not focusing more on the fundamental issues, like what has been done to overcome this crisis for a brand built on raw, fresh ingredients, Chipotle takes a risk that if these food-safety issues should come up again, they have exhausted their credibility with their customers," Mr. Daddi added.
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At the beginning of the hour, we were treated to a peaceful montage of life at Hilltop, where Maggie's flat-bellied pregnancy was going swimmingly thanks to Dr. Carson's treatment and emotional support from Enid, Jesus (who told Maggie that he's gay, but $50 says this will never come up again), and Sasha.
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But if anything is going to actually change, those with power within their industries have to acknowledge that the entire system is broken, work from within to dismantle it, and put it back together with some actual safeguards in place if — or, more accurately, when — sexual abuse and harassment come up again.
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Baker's starring moment comes on "Stay Down," a track on which she flexes her gift for imagery ("Push me down into the water like a sinner / Hold me under and I'll never come up again"), her voice enriched by harmonies from Bridgers and Dacus, but still identifiably delicate and strong, like muslin cloth.
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Saturn and Uranus will connect again on May 19, 2017 and November 11, 2017, and the themes you're working on at the end of this month in your social life (or around communication, or problem solving) will come up again for you to take even further on these dates (during which times Mercury will not be retrograde!).
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" So, I actually kind of reversed my parents' immigrant journey after college and moved to India, where I'd never lived, and worked for McKinsey, which will come up again in the story, for a year, because it's the only entity in the world that will take a European history major from the University of Michigan and ... "You're smart, get over here.
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A big questionOne question that's likely to come up again is whether or not Facebook and the Libra Association will commit to complying with all regulatory requirements in the United States before launching Libra anywhere in the world, says Katharina Pistor, the Edwin B. Parker professor of comparative law and director for the Center on Global Legal Transformation at Columbia Law School.
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WILFRED FROST: So, moving forward, perhaps, the lessons learned from this—whether it was Uber before it as well which had some corporate governance which played out publicly—do you think that you guys across the board in the investment banking space should work earlier with these companies to get rid of those cooperate governance question marks so they don't come up again?
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"They did a very good job fleshing out the issues and creating guideposts on how to deal with a question that is probably going to come up again and again," said Annette Gordon-Reed, a historian at Harvard Law School and a member of a committee that voted last year to scrap that school's seal, which honored a family of 18th-century slave owners.
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While he has served in the Senate alongside the members who will be questioning him for decades, his past is sure to come up again as the election has reopened racial wounds in the US. As attorney general, Sessions would oversee the civil rights division of the Justice Department, have a lead role in issues of police violence around the country, and be heavily involved in enforcement of immigration laws.
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"What investors can expect to learn:"So much, if you pay attention: Everybody has a different approach, but some consistent themes come up again and again: the importance having a process versus focusing on outcomes, being aware of your own biases, understanding the impact of costs, why you should develop an expertise, continually educate yourself, read widely and deeply, and recognize the role of luck in, well, everything.
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