First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a conscious uncoupling, then comes divorce...eventually.
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"If it comes now, it comes now; if it comes later, it comes later," she said.
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First comes marriage, then comes love, then comes … divorce?
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes — what, exactly?
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes ... combining finances?
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First comes Snapchat, then comes marriage, then comes...well, scratch that.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes … a screening of Elf!
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First comes love, then comes engagement, and then comes the red carpet debut.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes signing up for Domino's baby registry.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes wishing you had a club and spade?
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First comes love, second comes engagement, and then comes a baby in a baby carriage!
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For Ali Fedotowsky, first comes love, then comes a ring, then comes a baby, then comes one postponed wedding, then comes another, and finally, it's time to get the dress for the big day.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in the baby carriage this fall!
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then immediately comes a baby in the baby carriage — right, Mom?
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First comes love, then comes marriage — and if you were a celebrity in 2019, then comes marriage again.
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We are supposed to be worried about what comes next, and anticipating what comes next, and stressing about what comes next.
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Whose name comes first, whose name comes last, and whether a "featuring" or "with" comes alongside a name are hugely important.
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" Professor Bloom himself said that "the canonical quality comes out of strangeness, comes out of the idiosyncratic, comes out of originality.
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First comes the Fixer Upper, then comes the fairytale ending!
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"With knowing comes caring; with caring comes changes," Ahlström said.
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"It's what comes before and what comes after," he said.
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It comes from our beverage innovation and comes from digital.
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First comes the dream home, next comes a Property baby!
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It comes out, all of it comes out, June 5th.
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It comes in one way and comes out the other.
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It unfolds, comes back, it unfolds and it comes back.
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First comes love then comes ... ah, you know the rest.
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Because they don't want the responsibility, because it comes with screaming and it comes with opinions and it comes with making decisions.
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First comes erotic fan-fiction, then comes a movie deal, and then comes the final film of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy.
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"As price comes down, performance comes down with it," he said.
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Time comes for Grey's Anatomy, as it comes for all things.
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First comes the increased drug use, then comes the emotional manipulation.
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One comes from the Nest side; the other comes from Google.
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Apple TV+ comes out tomorrow and Disney+ comes out next week.
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Color comes into play when it comes to racking up bonuses.
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"Whenever she comes over, she comes bearing sweet gifts," Nicky explained.
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He comes in, comes upstairs, and crawls in bed with me.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then, well, time will tell.
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But with success comes longevity, and with longevity comes the danger.
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However, with exposure comes fame, and, unfortunately, with fame comes trolls.
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When it comes to one, it comes as naturally as sleep.
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The power comes when it comes and doesn't when it doesn't.
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AND THAT COMES FROM GROWTH, IT ALSO COMES FROM NEW HIRES.
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Domesticity comes at the end, when Daddy comes home for dinner.
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"The dust comes in, and the dust comes out," he said.
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Trust in government comes from transparency and transparency comes from honesty.
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First comes love then comes ... ah, you know the rest. 23.
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It comes from the top, 100 percent comes from the top.
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From truth comes justice, and along with justice comes the American Way.
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Which means lush green grass once the rain comes—if it comes.
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I don't see anyway he comes back in the form it comes.
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It matters that chapter 1 comes first and chapter 23 comes last.
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Like anyone who comes out, it's not just you who comes out.
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"Our strength comes from that, our purity comes from that," he says.
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Federica, 44, comes from Italy and Isabel, 40, comes from South America.
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But when big money comes around and pressure comes around, people shrink.
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So by the time Cryptograms comes around, it sort of comes together.
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Their art comes from the heart, and it comes from the soul.
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With virality comes an audience and with an audience comes a brand.
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As for battery life, the S20 comes comes with a 4,000mAh battery.
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It comes with the responsibility that being a league M.V.P. comes with.
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What goes away comes back, and what comes in must go away.
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This kind of thing comes and goes, and, then again, it comes.
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But any culture comes with its, you know, the Upper West Side culture the New York Times comes out of comes with its set of beliefs.
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They are using whatever the car comes with, their cell phone comes with.
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The controversy comes as Hong Kong's prosecution policy comes under criticism as politicised.
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Not everyone comes out to accepting parents, or even comes out at all.
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But it still comes in second place when it comes to content selection.
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"When the money comes, it comes to the bigger guys first," she said.
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That comes with some real benefits, and it comes with some real costs.
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"Cuba won't change if another administration comes, if another president comes," he said.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that when the change comes, it comes radically.
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Whether it comes to sexting, whether it comes to … KS: Drunken photos. Right.
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We're happy and that's it: there's whores, money comes in, money comes out.
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That comes with it — big expectations, a bigger market — that comes with it.
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It comes in at eighth place, way ahead of Nike, which comes 30th.
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None of them comes close to New York when it comes to honking.
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Rocketbook comes with 80 pages, but the magical part comes once they're filled.
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When it comes to ropes, much of this issue comes down to form.
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But when it comes to mass carnage, no species comes close to humans.
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First comes quantifying our bodies, then comes trying to hack them to perform better.
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This far left rhetoric comes out every single time, but the apocalypse never comes.
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When it comes it comes, the trick is to stay available for its arrival.
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I just think about each tournament as it comes, each player as it comes.
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Not all the harm comes directly from the land; some comes via the sky.
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Each luminizer comes in a chic glass bottle inside and comes in two shades.
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Another 25 percent comes from dairy manure, and 10 percent comes from nondairy livestock.
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Minnie comes in a Strawberry Beignet flavor, while Mickey comes in Whipped Pineapple Magic.
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Lucky Comes from a Mormon Family He comes from a tight-knit Mormon family.
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She comes on screen and there's a breathless hush that comes over the audience.
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When it comes to lifestyle essentials, vacation and travel comes in first for millennials.
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When my time comes, if it comes, I'll go ahead and do my thing.
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WikiLeaks' "transparency challenge" comes as Clinton's health comes into focus after a pneumonia diagnosis.
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When it comes to high-end electric vehicles, one brand comes to mind: Tesla.
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But one other place comes to mind when it comes to, like, bold flavors.
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When it comes to exchanging gift-cards, anxiety comes when choosing a dollar-amount.
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Then comes the stretching, which is where the reformer really comes into its own.
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He comes from New York City, he comes from a slam-bang, difficult world.
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And out of that love comes humor and comes teasing and intimacy and smiles.
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Along with community comes tribalism, and with tribalism comes party affiliation and political power.
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For from that scrutiny comes understanding; and from that understanding comes support or opposition.
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With age comes intellectual routine, and with intellectual routine comes complacency and operational blindness.
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The only thing that comes with monopoly -- like with great wealth, comes great responsibility.
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I can assure you my meat comes from farms & seafood comes from the ocean.
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Whether it comes to anti-trust or it comes to privacy and the rest.
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First comes love … then comes marriage … and then a house — sometimes all at once.
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The move comes as Virginia's General Assembly session comes to an end on Saturday.
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And when that comes to an end, it all comes to a screeching halt.
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Ciani: It's also the contrast: when the sun comes, it comes out of darkness.
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What shape will the new Penn Station take when it comes, if it comes?
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It is true that around 9963% of Xiaomi's revenue comes from smartphones, 20% comes from connected devices and lifestyle products, and 10% comes from Internet services in 2017.
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" On the same day, Parrish posted the same ultrasound to her account She wrote: "First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the harts with the baby carriage!
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However, it's unclear what percent of Juul's sales comes from former adult smokers and what percent comes teens, though critics would say too much comes from the latter group.
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Then comes friction and then comes tearing and then comes a terrifying moment in which you realize that wet spot is way too dark to be anything but blood.
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So the sexism comes out from fellow panelists, it certainly comes out from the hosts, who are condescending, and it comes out also from the trolls and the audience.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous And as they say: first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a baby carriage.
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"They say with age comes wisdom, but it's also, with age comes confidence," Singer says.
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Much of Iceland's electricity comes from hydropower, but most of its heating comes from geothermal.
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Rumor comes out > stock price goes up > news comes our > sell at higher price = profit.
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But, if and when that future comes, let's hope it comes in hermetically sealed packaging.
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This comes amid a slow softening of conservatives when it comes to legalizing medical marijuana.
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And this comes through in corporate earnings reports, it comes through in all my conversations.
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The news of the venture comes as Tesla's manufacturing process comes under its latest scrutiny.
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The idea is that stuff that comes from actual people you actually know comes first.
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The big picture: It comes down to "severability," and severability comes down to congressional intent.
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So that's where the spirit of this music comes from: it comes from actual necessity.
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But for China, when it comes with an idea, it also comes with the money.
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"The Standard's report comes a day after Giuffre said that she hopes Andrew "comes clean.
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Unlike nuclear DNA, which comes from both parents, mitochondrial DNA comes only from the mother.
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Amazing Internet Portfolio Award: "First Comes Love ... Then Comes Marriage" by Elaine Kruer (part 1)
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Amazing Internet Portfolio Award: "First Comes Love ... Then Comes Marriage" by Elaine Kruer (part 2)
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Amazing Internet Portfolio Award: "First Comes Love ... Then Comes Marriage" by Elaine Kruer (part 3)
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Amazing Internet Portfolio Award: "First Comes Love ... Then Comes Marriage" by Elaine Kruer (part 4)
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This comes through in his behavior — he's irreverent when it comes to Gilead's religious customs.
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TRUMP: So much of their lifeblood comes through China, that's the way it comes through.
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"When it comes out, it comes out however it wants to come out," she said.
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With the 20% discount, The Felize comes to $158, and The Corsa comes to $278.40.
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"The water comes and goes, comes and goes, and it's just a trickle," he said.
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She comes from a beautiful ballet background and he comes from a beautiful street background.
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"A lot of our money comes from cargo, which comes from these flights," he said.
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Confidence comes with age, and looking beautiful comes from the confidence someone has in themselves.
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"This team comes to work, comes to compete every night," Islanders Coach Barry Trotz said.
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When Bernard comes back online after killing Theresa, a flood of emotions comes with him.
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No. A fortune comes from that, but it doesn't matter where the fortune comes from.
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But if I went to Amazon and I bought your book a few days ago and then three later it comes and then three days later it comes again, and then maybe a week later it comes again, the fourth time it comes again.
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When it comes to contactless payments, the UK hasn't been shy when it comes to adoption.
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But when it comes to gentrification, when it comes to real estate, he isn't doing anything.
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"I don't how how soon, but first comes love, then comes marriage, you know," says Rob.
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When it comes to music, when it comes to producing, I did not go to school.
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One comes from a Japanese blogger, and the other comes from four border collies (yes, really).
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You know, first comes k-i-s-s-i-n-g, then comes the pregnant model.
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With water comes life, and with life comes alien conspiracy theories—at least that's the idea.
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However, when it comes to taking down Darth Vader, another costar comes to mind: Forest Whitaker.
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Death comes to "The Walking Dead" probably more often than the rain comes to Los Angeles.
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The bill comes to $89.09, which comes out of the account my mom deposited money into.
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For me, it comes down to, what's his version of "With great power comes great responsibility"?
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The main difference between seltzer and sparkling water comes down to where the carbonation comes from.
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When tech always comes first, and fashion always comes second, looks can appear cheesy at best.
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An inspiring conversation comes today, but when it comes to making big decisions, take it slow.
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But when it comes to shit, Italy comes out on top — as is often the case.
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First comes platinum and then comes color… What do you think of Lucy's bright new hue?
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They'll plan to wait until they're ready, but that moment never comes—or comes too late.
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"Your time comes when it comes if you're lucky enough for it to come," she said.
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"He's where he needs to be, and when he comes back, he comes back," Reid said.
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The song comes from the band's upcoming record, Don't You, which comes out this January 29.
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The UK comes second, Canada comes third despite its relatively small population, and India is fourth.
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When it comes to measuring wet ingredients, there's only one brand that comes to mind: Pyrex.
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"Cyber" comes from the pre-internet science of cybernetics, while "morph" comes from the word metamorphosis.
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Maturity comes slowly, but the ability to break your intoxicating addiction to paranoia comes with it.
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I think this comes down to the Spider-Man principle: With great power comes great responsibility.
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The only proposal that comes close to being generous enough for individuals comes from Democratic Rep.
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AK: And Level 219 when that comes, presumably that comes with upgrades to the Apollo system.
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Hopefully that comes up more when the film comes out and is finally brought to audiences!
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Andrés' help comes as the Trump administration comes under fire for its response to Hurricane Maria.
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Everyone is replaceable and the time comes where the question of what comes next looms large.
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That comes at a massive cost to Boeing, since most revenue comes in after that point.
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AMD has typically been on par with Nvidia when it comes to performance, lagged behind it when it comes to support for games, and creamed it when it comes to price.
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The little girl narrated the big reveal, singing and giggling to, "First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby!" as photos of her father and stepmother flashed over the screen.
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And to get to that 22, to finally win that, imagine the sense of relief when that comes—and I think when that comes; I'm not going to say if that comes.
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Where do you think most of the criticism comes from when it comes to gaming, particularly Esports?
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First comes lettuce, then comes cauliflower: A farm has voluntarily recalled cauliflower due to E. coli concerns.
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When to comes to employee satisfaction and company culture, the tech industry still comes out on top.
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The immense power that comes with judicial independence also comes with accountability to the people we serve.
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When more money comes into the space (in absolute dollar terms), it often comes into new funds.
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Snap's IPO also comes just as the company's core property, Snapchat, comes under serious fire from Instagram.
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It all comes to a head the night that Skye comes over to Clay's house for dinner.
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And we need the feedback that comes from that, we need the support that comes from that.
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But I think it comes down to PC demand, I think it comes down to iPhone demand.
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It comes, of course, after a bad year for Facebook when it comes to transparency and honesty.
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"I'm hoping that she comes to her f—ing sense before it comes to that," he said.
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Voicebox comes pre-loaded with some source materials, but the real fun comes from creating your own.
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Sustainable change comes from understanding the real levers, which comes only from knowing what does actually work.
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But, when it comes to Sagittarius's, honesty goes too far at times and comes off really tactless.
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Some of the money comes from donations, and a lot of it comes from their own pockets.
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We were just saying whatever comes through on our minds, and I think that really comes through.
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When it comes to home cooking, the Chinese are extremely cognizant of where their food comes from.
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The UX410Q comes with Nvidia's GeForce 940MX graphics card, whereas the UX410UA comes with integrated Intel graphics.
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The poll comes comes amid rising fears of a recession, which could threaten Trump's chances of reelection.
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It also comes in Intel Core i5 and i7 flavors and comes equipped with 16GB of RAM.
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Who comes to a World Cup semifinal without knowing what comes after a tie through 90 minutes?
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"If it comes back to bite, it comes back to bite pretty hard," the Arizona senator predicted.
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The consul general comes, everybody comes together, and sometimes the drinks are served by the top person.
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I don't know where — if it comes overseas or from drug groups or where it comes from.
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And often an ending that comes before we want it to comes exactly at the right time.
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Another 38% comes from Apple Music, about 8% comes from Pandora, and Amazon Music generates about 6%.
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Lockhart's warning comes six months before the European Union's Revised Payment Service Directive (PSD2) comes into force.
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The news comes as a surprise, as it comes after a series of major announcements from Chef'd.
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You heard sort of the sharp disagreements when it comes to guns, when it comes to Wall Street Reform, when it comes to health care and even a few things on foreign policy.
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That was the biggest insight and biggest help to creating Paula, because I realized that's where her anger comes from, that's where her frustration comes from, that's where her inability to cope comes.
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"NCIS" star Mark Harmon told Closer Weekly that when it comes to being a star, family comes first.
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The biggest blow to Sasha's life in Cottonwood comes the moment she starts questioning where she comes from.
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JARRETT: He is a textualist when it comes to statutes, an originalist when it comes to the Constitution.
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That delivery also comes with a real person who comes to help you set up all that technology.
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Though both models sport an aluminum outer shell, the standard Powerstation comes in XXL only comes in black.
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Each order comes with five sweet fries and costs $2, which comes out to 40 cents per fry.
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With greater temptation, then, comes greater honesty—at least when it comes to lost wallets and petty cash.
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Because, you know, every point you chew up of GDP comes out of something-- comes from somebody else.
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And after entry comes exploration, which comes naturally to those who have grown up with YouTube and Spotify.
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Optimism, saying the least, isn't the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to the 1970s.
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"When mine comes out, it comes out black," Enterprise resident John Tiser said as he watched Edwards work.
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Madrid's move comes as the country comes face to face with its worst constitutional crisis since the 1930s.
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When it comes to style, sometimes less is more — and that's where the minimalistic sneaker comes into play.
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And when it comes to outdoor cooking, there's just nothing like the taste that comes from charcoal grilling.
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With that question comes a realization that they can't invest in every new technology that comes to market.
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Do you think that comes from your specific global upbringing or something that comes with living in exile?
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"We're invisible when it comes to funding, and we're invisible when it comes to research," Graves-Cade said.
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Now, when I speak, my voice comes from within, goes outside and comes back in, lt's a loop.
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It comes from religion, it comes from Victorian values: the coy, reluctant female who has to be persuaded.
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That job comes down to maximizing development velocity, which, in turn, comes down to mitigating complexity wherever possible.
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People tell me I'm the first person that comes to mind when anything related to her comes up.
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I think that every single release that comes out that you can see, comes out because it's visible.
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Generally speaking, transparency is good when it comes to collaborative strategy, and bad when it comes to shirts.
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But with that kind of comes the risk of all that comes with being a smaller, scrappier outlet.
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The Pro comes with a 21-inch display, while the Pro Max comes with a 133-inch display.
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The Honor Vision Pro also comes with six 10W speakers, while the Honor Vision only comes with four.
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She's the ultimate grown-up, the ultimate professional, but when she comes to rehearsal, she comes to play.
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I learned that a pitch that comes DOWN THE PIPE is one that comes right over home plate.
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When it comes to gun control, the National Rifle Association is the name that comes up the most.
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Into that arena comes "The Two Popes," which is in theaters now and comes to Netflix on Friday.
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When it comes to the best one to use when swimming, it really comes down to personal preference.
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Each bag comes with six avocados and costs $5.79, which comes to less than a buck per fruit.
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But she comes in and when she comes in, she's badly needed at least by Toni Colette's character.
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Look at his foreign policy, when it comes to Israel, when it comes to the Iran deal, when it comes to being tough on the North Korea, we still have military assets off the peninsula.
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"But when it comes to timing and when it comes to getting voters past that final yard, this is where the field team comes in and can make a real difference in a close game."
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Luckett-Walker's 6-year-old stepdaughter Madison narrated the reveal — singing and giggling to "first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby!" as photos of her father and stepmother flash over the screen.
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There's a point in time for that, but if you want to be really good at your craft, it only comes through knowledge, and knowledge only comes through experience, and experience only comes through failure.
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I hand-clapped on the schoolbus to the cringey "first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a baby carriage" refrain that hammered the order of things into seven-year-old me.
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If the CO23 comes from the ambient air, the electricity comes from renewables, and the hydrogen comes from solar-powered electrolysis (which pulls hydrogen directly out of water), the resulting fuel is extremely low carbon.
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So, when it comes to "loops," or porn that can be showed in private, sexy comes in all forms.
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When it comes to major beauty change-ups, Aubrey Plaza isn't necessarily the first celebrity that comes to mind.
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So, yes, this next Supreme Court nomination is important, whether it comes from President Obama or whoever comes after.
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What goes around comes around, and we know that to be doubly-true when it comes to fashion trends.
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But along with the hardships comes the good stuff, and along with the good stuff comes the bad stuff.
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" Colbert said, referring to the movement, that "we shouldn't be surprised that when the change comes, it comes radically.
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This all feels like it all comes from a very authentic place; the hilarity comes out of real situations.
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Biden comes out on top when it comes to foreign policy (41% Biden and 20203% each Warren and Sanders).
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Three-quarters of Amazon's revenue comes from electronics and merchandise, while 473 percent comes from delivering digital media content.
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It comes up in every campaign -- presidential campaign, it comes up in every congressional campaign, every even-numbered year.
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Some of the best character development comes from side missions, though the additional narrative texture comes at a cost.
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One of those tools comes in the form of Amazon Prime Day — which, sadly, comes to an end today.
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The more Elisa comes to know and care for him, the more something else—something beautiful—comes to light.
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This process has tremendous benefits when it comes to performance efficiency, but it comes with the risk of outages.
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First of all for me, when it comes to my art, there is no sex that comes with it.
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Sincerely, Captain Comes In Her Pants Dear Captain Comes In Her Pants, If you're a freak, I'm a freak.
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If Jadeveon Clowney comes on, and/or J.J. Watt comes back quickly, they could again be in the hunt.
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The A8 comes with 4GB of RAM, while the A8 Plus comes with both 4GB or 6GB of RAM.
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The petition comes as the brand comes under intense scrutiny over its connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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What the Nintendo Switch Lite comes withThe Nintendo Switch Lite only comes with what you need to start playing.
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It comes off of 1978's Comes A Time, which is a return to form of sorts for Young.
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"When Roger comes to a tournament, he comes to win, and he can definitely win in Madrid," Gasquet said.
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The refreshed Switch comes in a bright red box, while the first-gen Switch comes in a white box.
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A third of Europe's natural gas comes from Russia and probably a quarter of Europe's oil comes from Russia.
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If you plan to visit Disneyland, no other hotel comes close when it comes to park access and perks.
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For Microsoft, 15% of revenue comes from Windows, and 40% of Windows revenue comes from licenses for commercial devices.
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When it comes to VPNs, there is one outright winner when it comes to spookiness, and that's CyberGhost VPN.
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It's a paradox: We're really open when it comes to sex, but we're closed when it comes to dating.
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"Russia comes up at every event and comes up a ton," Sarah Dohl, another co-founder of Indivisible, said.
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Now it is social media companies and they're completely out of their depth when it comes to politics, when it comes to dealing with the alt right, when it comes to dealing with the Republican Party.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes … Amy Schumer and her husband Chris Fischer are expecting their first child together, she had friend Jessica Yellin of News Not Noise announce via Instagram Stories on Monday.
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When it comes to account followers who are daily active users, he still comes out ahead by 500,000, Spredfast reported.
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My hope is that what comes out of the referendum is that Europe comes together and improves as a result.
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"When it comes to the Henson brand, it really comes down to how well the puppets are made," she said.
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Especially when it comes to e-sports titles, which tend to be less demanding when it comes to system resources.
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For grown-ups taking their romantic relationship to the next level, it's first comes engagement ring, then comes wedding band.
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The benefit is that the color information comes from the RGB lens, and the detail comes from the mono lens.
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Not to spoil anything, but tragedy comes for the Black and brown women of this show, and it comes hard.
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And I think at the end of the day it comes from the CEO, it comes from the very top.
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And the ghosts are a reminder that Yale's glamour comes from wealth, and that wealth comes from exploiting powerless people.
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Representation issues aside, another worry that comes along with this area of research is the question of what comes next.
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It's clear, he says, that drinking comes with health risks, and far less clear that it comes with any benefits.
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But with every rain cloud comes a silver lining, and this time it comes in the form of Alec Baldwin.
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Interferometry, however, turns out to have a limit when it comes to precision and this is where asteroseismology comes in.
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Opposition to the wage hike comes from restaurant industry groups, but it also comes from people like Kilmeade and Earhardt.
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Edgar certainly comes off as a self-centered asshole, but the transphobia feels like it comes out of left field.
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SMITH: So right now people talk a lot about costs when it comes -- when it comes to these things though.
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Now, when the pain comes, it comes in stronger, he said, and he finds himself in tears at unexpected moments.
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When it comes down to it, the power of attracting new love, old love, or more love comes from you.
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I guess the drumbeat really just comes and the rhythm just comes through sitting down with a guitar or piano.
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So much pleasure comes out of the expertly-orchestrated mayhem, which often comes down to the impeccable manipulation of doors.
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A new moon—also in Capricorn—comes late tonight, and with it comes a new way of thinking and communicating.
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The anesthetist comes first and knocks you out, and then the psychiatrist comes and applies the electricity to your head.
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Still, she realizes that when it comes to injustice on a systemic level, change rarely comes from inside the house.
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Don't think that terrorism comes from some depravity – it comes from the empowerment given to these individuals by the state.
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When it comes to the New Orleans culinary scene, Israeli food isn't the most likely thing that comes to mind.
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As far as the cult thing is concerned, everybody that comes into work there comes in to do their job.
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Just over half of Huawei's revenue comes from China, while 28.4 percent comes from Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Since we have been invested in these kids' development, trust comes easy when it comes time to coach these guys.
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Since Champagne comes from a specific region in France with strict requirements, it oftentimes comes with a high price point.
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"Every player that comes at Juventus becomes better, every player that comes wins trophies," Szczesny said in a news conference.
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When it comes to tech hiring, the data suggests yes; when it comes to political influence, the data suggests no.
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The demonstration comes a day before a debate in parliament on nitrous oxide, a pollutant that comes mostly from soil.
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I don't really think about things like that... When I sit down and do the work, whatever comes comes out.
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Beyonce's going long -- really long -- when it comes to her hair, but super short when it comes to her fashion.
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While Apple Music isn't the dominant service when it comes to subscribers, it's quickly becoming the leader when it comes to engagement — at least when it comes to the world's biggest genre — and that can't be overlooked.
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Seaburn, who played as catfish Rebecca, comes in fifth; Chris comes in fourth, Sammie comes in third, and it is between Shubham and Joey for first place (the person whose name isn't called will be in second).
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Because when we depart from the monogamy script — first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes dutiful once-a-week sex with no one but each other until death do us part — we are supposed to keep quiet.
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If the CO2 comes from underground deposits, the electricity comes from fossil fuels, and the hydrogen comes from steam reforming of natural gas (as roughly 95 percent of hydrogen does today), the resulting fuel is extremely carbon intensive.
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I think we're facing big dangers when it comes to our sovereignty, when it comes to our democratic process, our elections.
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Could you give us your outlook next year, both when it comes to interest rates and when it comes to growth?
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"[C]onfidence comes from surviving breast cancer..." she says, acknowledging her co-host Kotb's 2007 diagnosis, and it comes from age.
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But not everything that comes out of its F8 event comes to fruition — or at least not in a timely manner.
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The sun rises when the time comes and whether you like it or not the sun sets when the time comes.
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The takeaway basically comes down to how Facebook's algorithms reward the most noxious social media behavior when it comes to advertisers.
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If worst comes to comes to worst, you can even kick people who are ruining the vibe out of your space.
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"When it comes to killing humans, no other animal even comes close," Bill Gates, whose foundation fights disease globally, has written.
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The Galaxy Fold comes in both LTE and Wi-Fi versions starting at $1,980, and it comes out on April 26th.
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When it comes to on-ear headphones, JVC has the HA-S190BT, which comes in five colors and will cost $49.95.
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A single malt whisky comes from a single distillery, versus a blend like Johnny Walker, which comes from several Scottish distilleries.
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"Cut!" yells the AD, and suddenly her head comes up and she comes back "online" and continues without missing a beat.
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The Gear S3 Classic only comes in a Bluetooth model and the Frontier model comes in both Bluetooth and LTE versions.
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The case comes as Australia's financial sector comes under intense scrutiny from a separate public inquiry that has uncovered widespread misconduct.
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Still, when it comes to making population-level recommendations, Hartz says the data suggests that even light drinking comes with risks.
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It comes down to a subtlety that can only be explained by someone who, like myself, comes from old-old money.
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It comes together when it comes together, and sometimes it can take a few years to ferment while others just happen.
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"When it comes to human tragedy, no creature comes close to the devastation caused by the mosquito," Gates and Osborne wrote.
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The beauty comes from the love, but the ugliness comes in the form of consumerism being a core element of it.
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The earliest sunset for mid-northern latitudes comes in early December, whereas for far northern latitudes, it comes in mid-December.
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The company is selling two models: the HUB mini, which comes with two pucks, and the HUB, which comes with four.
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Because when it comes to primary aluminum metal, the greatest share of U.S. imports comes from over the border in Canada.
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When it comes to foreign policy experience, personal integrity and a proven track record of pro-Americanism, no one comes close.
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Gears 22016, which comes out on October 11th, is purposefully built to resemble its predecessor when it comes to multiplayer combat.
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The report comes as economic data from export-orientated economy Germany, the traditional growth driver of Europe, comes under increased scrutiny.
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And when it comes to actresses who've taken on the character, well, only one person really comes to mind, doesn't it?
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When it comes to iconic brand logos, specifically in the realm of caffeinated beverages, what company comes to mind every time?
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That's where cutting rates as part of a "carrot and stick" policy comes in when it comes to the super rich.
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Watch as he eventually comes to blows with his bullish son Jackson when the elder's girlfriend, Lola Cola, comes to visit.
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But she later realizes her appearance never changed at all and comes to understand that true self-esteem comes from within.
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When it comes to the term "body positivity," for many of us, the first thing that comes to mind is weight.
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But deciding which one is right for you comes down to personal preference, especially when it comes to size and fit.
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Here comes the baseball season, which means, in more and more of the United States, here comes the baseball betting season.
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In one way or another, it comes close to replicating the internal weightlessness that comes with embracing your own imagined oblivion.
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With a sprawling resort comes plenty to do on-site, which, as is typical in Miami, comes with added resort fees.
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The S10 Lite comes with a Snapdragon 855 processor while the Note 10 Lite comes with Samsung's very own Exynos 8895.
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It likely comes down to awareness, Schulz says, adding millennials are very "plugged in" when it comes to news and trends.
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They said roughly 80 percent of the funding comes from them while about 20 percent comes from commercial venture capital firms.
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The renewal that comes from this holiday season comes from reacquainting ourselves with those transcendentally true emotions of love and appreciation.
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It also comes in an M40i version, which adds 115 more horsepower to the 240 that comes with the 28i version.
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"In prison, the best comes out and the worst comes out as well, because of the deprivation and suffering," he said.
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But the most resonant moment on the LP comes with "Here Comes The Snow," a song that discusses winter-induced melancholia.
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In reality, only a fraction of each company's energy comes directly from solar or wind installations; the rest comes from RECs.
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It comes from my own loss and fear and pain, and it comes from real people who are dear to me.
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A man of words when it comes to activities, he's mainly a man of activities when it comes to showing love.
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We're all cast out on our own, so our shame comes from not talking and our anxiety comes from not sharing.
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And when it comes to cervical cancer, American women are at a significant disadvantage: The United States comes in only 22nd.
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Demand comes from consumers wanting to go from A to B. Supply comes from drivers giving rides in their own cars.
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Douthat's argument is stronger when it comes to the politics of the institutional church than when it comes to theology proper.
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" Perhaps it was the blaring horns and giggles still resonating in my ears, but I thought I heard the Marquis de Lafayette say through the mist, "Through darkness comes light, through fear comes love and through pain comes triumph.
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Unfortunately, breaks rarely happen when it comes to being a mom or dad, but April Fools' Day comes around once a year.
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While Waze's strength comes from its community of volunteers, Google's strength comes from what it does best — handling massive amounts of data.
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Money laundering, in its simplest form, is making it seem like money that comes from X place actually comes from Y place.
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Each bunny even comes with "selfie props" that you can cut out of the box it comes in to dress it up.
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Amyoony estimates that about half of his revenue from YouTube comes from ads, while the rest comes from Super Chats and memberships.
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The difference comes down to whether or not a value-added-tax increase, which has already been legislated for, comes into effect.
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"The lesson here is that ideas come from need; understanding of need comes from experience; and experience comes with age," writes Wadhwa.
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The MacBook version of the Stella comes in two color versions, while the PC version comes in two and three-prong options.
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And we see, between what comes to us individually and what comes over the website, we see about 113,000 deals a year.
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Yet, when it comes to how they're perceived, how they're valued, things are much different, especially when it comes to the Oscars.
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But when it comes to describing the bill that may radically transform America's health care system, the comedian mostly comes out ahead.
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When it comes to wild animals, people tend to abhor population collapse; are things that different when it comes to domestic animals?
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"We know the customer who comes to eBay, comes to eBay looking for the best value and the best deal," Patt said.
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The video's infrared imaging comes from the Spitzer Space Telescope, while the x-ray imaging comes from the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
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It comes in two color variants: champagne gold and gunmetal gray and comes with 22GB of storage, along with a microSD slot.
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It only comes in black (with the exception of the Galaxy S7 case, which also comes in gold.) Mophie rhymes with Sophie.
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This is true when it comes to experiences in the world, and it is also true when it comes to our bodies.
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Then, it comes through a process of the higher ones ... This is this app that you have ... It also comes through tests.
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Yet the sound is only half of ICYTWAT's story—and in fact, when it comes to his creative process, sound comes second.
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"There's a very limited representation of bodies when it comes to media in general, especially when it comes to women" she says.
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It comes as Apple lags its Apple Watch partner Nike when it comes to share of the fitness wearable market, Arcuri estimates.
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But there's a lot to worry about when it comes to this interpretive gray area when it comes to current legal frameworks.
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Because we're going so long, Steve comes down the elevator, comes out of the secured area, locks eyes on me, sees Dani.
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It never comes back to me unless I'm speaking about it, like now, but it's not something that comes back to me.
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Attack comes two days after Istanbul bombing The attack in Diyarbakir comes on the heels of the suicide bombing Tuesday in Istanbul.
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And when it comes to nightlife, the major difference between a party being "gay" or "queer" comes down to choices as well.
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"Audio guys always say 'nobody comes to listen to the lights,' but nobody comes to stare at the PA either," he says.
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"When it comes to tarot reading, each client comes with their own energy and selects cards specific to their experience," she said.
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However, it is unclear how much of that spending comes from insurance companies and how much comes from out-of-pocket costs.
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But when it comes to cool, on-trend items that are anything but basic, one particular destination comes to mind: Urban Outfitters.
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However... we also are a very strong nation when it comes to human rights when it comes to the rule of law.
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And here comes — this is typical, folks — here comes Crooked Hillary, and of course she wants America to become more like France.
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When it comes to financial independence, it probably comes as no surprise that parents and children are not on the same page.
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When it comes to elections, a strong personal brand is the key to triumph—the policy stuff comes later, if at all.
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"Total dissolved solids are the calcium and sodium that comes out of the literal rocks that your water comes from," said Heffernan.
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It comes in two flavors: Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi + Cellular, and comes with either 64 or 256GB of storage memory.
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But trade has been a big issue when it comes to NAFTA, when it comes to our trade agreements around the world.
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It comes down to craft, it comes down to discipline, and being very honest and critical with our connection to the work.
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A veritable wizard when it comes to sampling and performance, Daedelus is a font of knowledge when it comes to sonic manipulation.
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Each compact comes with the perfecting powder plus a brush with a small and wide end and comes in eight different shades.
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Plus, the T5 comes in a variety cool colors, is shock resistant up to about 6 feet, and comes with password protection.
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That still comes to 5,398 false or misleading claims, which comes to 6.2 a day, or about once every three waking hours.
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The sun rises when the time comes and whether you like it or not the sun sets when the time comes. pic.twitter.
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"Music that comes from Africa and that went somewhere, it eventually comes back to Africa," she said recently in a phone interview.
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People often have fatalistic attitudes when it comes to plane crashes, which can lead to apathy when it comes to safety briefings.
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I had a good year of figuring that stuff out before "Pet" comes out, before "Vivek" comes out, and finding some balance.
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When it comes to the A.C.A., of course, Democrats supported this mechanism, but they've opposed it when it comes to Medicare reform.
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I JUST WONDER WHAT YOU SEE WHEN IT COMES TO THE ECONOMY, WHAT DO YOU SEE WHEN IT COMES TO THE CONSUMER?
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I don't think the responsibility comes from it being one of the very few, but it comes from the subject matter itself.
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"We don't know when it comes, the next one, where it comes from, or what sort of missile it is," he said.
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Here comes Cardi B Here comes Cardi B She's gonna make it rain When she arrived for the interview, she seemed exhausted.
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This recipe comes straight from our test kitchen, and packs a lot more flavor than the stuff that comes in plastic jars.
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Even the notion of essentialism comes from a critique of a certain kind of Identity Politics, which comes out of political struggle.
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I mean, you're talking about a dramatic decline, but you're also talking about a government that they receive deregulation when it comes to coal, deregulation when it comes to oil and gas, but not deregulation when it comes to pharma.
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So, New York Times comes to you, Bloomberg comes to you like with Mark Gurman, Apple comes to you... Someone says, look, you're doing a great job, we want you to keep doing what you're doing, but come work for us.
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Dan Murphy: When it comes to market capitalisation, market liquidity and when it comes to the overall number of listings, what we really have is Hong Kong coming in above the bar when it comes to a comparison against Singapore.
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"I think a lot of things have been brought more into focus over the past day or so -- like how different we are, when it comes to marriage, when it comes to faith, when it comes to lifestyle," Prewett said.
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"What happens in Oakland a lot of times is a symbol for what's going on in the rest of our country when it comes to gentrification, when it comes to inequality, when it comes to people of color," he said.
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When it comes to Taylor Swift's music videos, it's best to leave no stone unturned — especially when it comes to this new album.
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So we wrote something where you understand where this character Van comes [from], but you also understand where her bougie friend comes from.
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The report comes courtesy of The Information, which, in turn, comes from a Huawei employee who understandably spoke under the condition of anonymity.
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The five-day spectacle comes with a strict dress code – and the rules are very specific when it comes to women s hats.
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That's why, as 2016 comes to a close, we're taking a different approach to the clean slate that comes with a new year.
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When it comes to weathering a financial hardship, financial experts say the secret to success comes down to two tools: budgeting and borrowing.
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The S240 comes with a 6.2-inch AMOLED display (563 ppi), while the S20+ comes with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display (525 ppi).
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Sometimes that investment comes in the form of an ever-refining CoD-caster, and sometimes it comes in the form of actual investment.
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I'm on the fence when it comes to gender bending, but when it comes down to what I'd wear; it's a definite avoid.
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Life comes at you fast, but life comes at you faster if you're a well-known TV figure who tweets something blatantly racist.
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Just the type of unmissable, divisive gesture that everyone wants to see after their team either comes out victorious or comes up short.
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When it comes to persuading contestants on The Voice to join a team, veteran coach Adam Levine comes prepared with a battle plan.
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Part of that throwback feeling comes from the bounty of new cards, and part of it comes from the new Dungeon Run mode.
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So, the biggest difference between normal, everyday wetness and sexual wetness is how much vaginal fluid comes out, and where it comes from.
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Despite all its engineering prowess when it comes to organizing information, Google is still awkward when it comes to creating inter-human community.
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A: Most of that comes from the effect of taxes and the dilution that comes from having kids and expanding the family tree.
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You know what they say: first comes the DM, then comes marriage ... That's what happened to Madison O'Neill, 20, and Charlie Dohrmann, 21.
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The compound, which comes from the cannabis plant, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the high that comes from THC.
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Lastly, when it comes to the budget, Congress by and large needs to mirror state mandates when it comes to annual fiscal responsibility.
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Over 6900 percent of Monsanto sales comes from genetically modified seeds and 2628 percent comes from herbicides, the leading seller being Roundup brands.
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Still, the latest comes from DigiTimes, which has a rocky track record when it comes to leaking new information on unreleased Apple devices.
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Yeah. The production side comes before the melody, it comes before the lyrics—and all the songs have a different point of departure.
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Chicago's third win in a row comes ahead of a bye week, which tight end Trey Burton said comes at a bad time.
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Taking on the Infinity gauntlet comes at a cost, however, and that's where Garden Warfare 2's new Quest Board comes into play.
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Watch -- as #23 (Biebs) comes in for a shot, a defender comes down hard with his own stick and snaps Justin's in 2.
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In short, federal regulatory bodies have authority when it comes to the car, while states have authority when it comes to the driver.
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Some of that money comes from Menlo Ventures, and additional cash comes from Big Labs, a new start-up studio Bansal is launching.
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It comes and goes and comes again it doesn't aim for durability it accumulates for the sake of it & doesn't want to last.
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In true '90s fashion, the antique-style Pottery Barn table — which costs $1,099 — even comes comes with drawers originally intended to hold CDs.
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When it comes down to it, you&aposre essentially getting the same range when it comes to battery life for these two EVs.
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The watch comes with a Miyota or ETA movement – either Japanese or Swiss – and comes in a brush polished steel or aged PVD.
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"President Duterte has very thin skin when it comes to criticisms of his administration, especially when it comes from Western countries," Thompson explained.
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When it comes to sake, you'd probably assume that when you order a bottle to pair with your sushi, it comes from Japan.
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So let me get this straight: Cormier comes in 1.2 pounds over, disappears, and comes back two minutes later weighing exactly 205 pounds?
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As for what comes after that, this is the same question as the question of what comes next for politically disfavored speech online.
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Don't ignore your gut today, Taurus, and I don't mean when it comes to snacking—I mean when it comes to your feelings.
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"Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late," Justice Felix Frankfurter once wrote.
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In the end, experts say, it all comes down to what you -- as a parent -- are comfortable with when it comes to risk.
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Maybe it comes out in prices, maybe they just swallow it and it comes out in lower profits, but that's what you do.
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Help comes your way when it comes to discussing difficult topics as the planet of the mind, Mercury, and the moon enter Virgo.
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The answer, of course, comes from string theory, where, he explained, it often (and controversially) comes out that there are many possible universes.
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The brain beats the internet when it comes to context and speed, but the internet clobbers the brain when it comes to volume.
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If no one rich enough comes by, the companies have enough capital to let them sit around collecting dust until that day comes.
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This nigga comes out the bathroom and comes in the kitchen and sees her ... THEIR FUCKING FACES WERE PRICELESS DO YOU HEAR ME!!!
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This deck of 2269 mini cards comes packaged in a special box, and comes with 21 additional cards offering instructions for suggested use.
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Not the dreadful kind of discomfort that comes from fearing cops, but the kind of "uncomfortable" that comes with a broken air conditioner.
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It comes down to fear of the unknown, and when they're fearful it comes out in anger, be it homophobic, xenophobic or transphobic.
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And right now, they're serving up coffee that comes with more than just a caffeine kick — it also comes with a political message.
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There's no guarantee he comes back from it the same player, or person, he used to be, if he comes back at all.
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TR: The story about the ass painting is that it comes from somebody posing like that, but it also comes from something else.
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The coolest part is that it captures when everyone comes back to life and comes back to life and stops holding their poses.
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"Money comes and comes and comes and comes and then it goes and goes and goes and goes," he told CNBC at Eat (RED) Food & Film Fest, an event Batali hosted as part of Eat (RED) Save Lives, an annual month-long campaign that raises money for the Global Fund, with 100 percent of proceeds going to fight AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.
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When it comes to doubling as a laptop, the Galaxy Tab S6's biggest advantage over the iPad Pro is that its keyboard cover comes with a touchpad, so you don't have to compromise when it comes to getting a traditional laptop experience.
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When a package gets lost, when it's not delivered on time, when it comes broken, when it comes in a box that's already been opened, when it comes in a soft package that's torn or looks terrible, it's a bad consumer experience.
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"It was 'Here comes Franklin,' and then it was 'Here comes Luther, here comes Quincy,'" Ms. Brandon-Croft said, referring to the title characters of the syndicated strips created in 1968 and 1970 by, respectively, her father, Brumsic Brandon Jr., and Ted Shearer.
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"Every time, whether it comes to health care, whether it comes to housing, whether it comes to a job that pays a living wage, Bernie Sanders is the answer," El-Sayed said in a video for the Sanders campaign announcing his endorsement.
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And when he comes back to Russia, he comes back to a Russia that's in total chaos: Boris Yeltsin's Russia, with its gangster capitalism.
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When it comes to national favorability ratings, the gap between Clinton and Trump when it comes to female support looks more like a gulf.
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"This can potentially escalate the conflict, as it comes comes amidst tense political negotiations," said Adam Baron of the European Council for Foreign Relations.
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Of course, landing genre role after genre role comes with its own pitfalls — namely very involved fans, especially when it comes to Stranger Things.
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HRW's analysis comes as China comes under increasing scrutiny from foreign governments, UN officials, and human rights advocates over its treatment of ethnic minorities.
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When the percussion comes in the whole thing comes alive, and there are some added synth lines that make it particularly huge and dramatic.
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Standard economic theory says that comes out of wages, so if you move it all into taxes, it all comes out in the wash.
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Could Babe be just what the team needs, not just when it comes to winning meets but also when it comes to healing hearts?
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We'll see how many humanitarian awards he comes up for over that stretch — and how often his board seat comes up when that happens.
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I can guarantee you that anything that comes out of Mariska Hargitay's mouth > than anything that comes out of Paul Ryan's sycophantic little face.
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But I think it's particularly intensified when it comes to sex and when it comes to how important it becomes to perform sexuality publicly.
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While designers abroad may have gotten message the when it comes to race, but they're still seriously lacking when it comes to body diversity.
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Some of that error rate comes from poor equipment or fingerprinting technique, but a significant portion also comes from problems with the prints themselves.
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She's investigating how much of the soil's color comes from its composition (what it's made out of) and how much comes from space weathering.
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Life comes at you quickly, and with it comes these two recent Netflix offerings that are straight out of the Hallmark Hall of Fame.
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Robots offer this resume in reverse: all-stars when it comes to defeating distraction, noobs when it comes to negotiating the human-filled environment.
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"Every time he comes in the ninth inning and we're winning a game and he comes in we know we're gonna win," Rodriguez said.
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The real learning inevitably comes on ice, however, and that can be a shock when the time comes to graduate from starts on concrete.
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Donald Trump is channeling his inner-Richard Nixon when it comes to Colin Kaepernick -- when it comes to America, LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT!
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The baby comes out, the placenta comes out, you make sure there's not a lot of bleeding—and then you just place the IUD.
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Many religious groups are insisting that they be treated neutrally when it comes to benefits but receive special treatment when it comes to regulations.
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Jefferson Parish's water supply comes from the Mississippi River and no drinking water comes from Lake Pontchartrain, according to Jefferson Parish President Mike Yenni.
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Moore, Mr. OT, comes through for Devils OTTAWA — When it comes to overtime, John Moore is now a cut above all other NHL defenseman.
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Within that number, you can also break down smaller sections: How much comes from just ranching, or how much comes from Uruguay, for example.
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Professional services Although the U.S. runs a trade deficit when it comes to goods, it runs a trade surplus when it comes to services.
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And so we have socialism when it comes to the internet, we have socialism when it comes to free shipping, but that's about it.
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If decertification comes to pass, maybe the USOC will finally draw a line in the sand when it comes to protecting athletes from abuse.
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The iPhone 11 Pro comes in three storage options (64GB, 256GB, and 512GB), while the Galaxy S10 only comes in two (128 GB, 13GB).
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CR: Where else do you need to go, do you want to go when it comes to UBS when it comes to social investing?
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When it comes to ancient diseases, the fossil record can be unforgiving, and most of our evidence comes from written testimonies of cancer's effects.
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"However, we also are a very strong nation when it comes to human rights, when it comes to the rule of law," Ernst said.
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But every so often you get one that comes back and it says 'unknown source,' and then nothing ever comes of it from there.
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Eric Feferberg/AFP via Getty Images Eric Feferberg/AFP via Getty Images When it comes to deadliness, no single substance comes close to tobacco.
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"This reductive idea that their success comes at our expense, or our success comes at their expense, is just not accurate," Mr. Plepler said.
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Sony's A29G is the current premium TV champ when it comes to image accuracy, but that advanced picture performance comes at a steep price.
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"When the oil comes to the surface, it comes as a thick layer that you can easily see it with a satellite," she said.
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Such skill comes only from hours of practice, study and trust building, which comes only from being committed to a cause larger than yourself.
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Whether that unlimited money comes from a billionaire reaching in his own pocket or it comes from having other billionaires fund these super PACs.
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It comes from an Old English word meaning to perish, which comes from a still more ancient word meaning to separate or cut apart.
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It's also imperative that the do-nothing approach taken by the Obama administration when it comes to possible trade violations comes to an end.
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When it comes to getting defined abs, it really comes down to only one thing: having low-enough body-fat levels to see them.
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About 8 percent of NPR's annual funding comes from CPB, while 4 percent comes directly from federal, state, and local governments, according to NPR.
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Now, you can get Audible at an impressive discount — a year subscription currently comes at $99.50, instead of the $149.50 that usually comes at.
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"Make sure that if an outbreak comes, a cluster comes close to you, you don't lose by putting the plan in action," Cecconi said.
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I just fill it up with stuff until something comes out, and when it comes out it's the whole thing, it's a whole idea.
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CR: When I talk to business leaders here in Davos about Donald Trump's expected policies everyone is quite optimistic when it comes to the tax cuts when it comes to the growth prospects, when it comes to the jobs that could potentially be added.
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We're lucky because we still have a legacy readership that comes to the homepage, comes to the site, and that's still a big share of our audience, and compared to a lot of sites, especially newer sites, less of our traffic comes from Facebook.
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The Garmin Drive comes with lifetime maps for free, that way you're never left out in the cold when it comes to any route changes.
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The $299 cost and annual subscription fee, while nothing to sneeze at, comes across as reasonable when you look at everything that comes with it.
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Their diversity reports indicate that when it comes to gender, they've made some meaningful steps, but when it comes to race, the needle's barely budged.
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His move comes as Ukraine's commitment to Western-backed reforms comes under scrutiny following political upheaval that has delayed billions of dollars in international loans.
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When that time comes, your little fuzzball will be firmly planted under the couch as the flying Amazon Key Bot comes buzzing at the door.
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No. It skews so conservative when it comes to issues of gender and sexuality and when it comes to trans, non-gender binary, queer people.
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He is expected to deliver the same dovish message about flexibility when it comes to policy and patience when it comes to raising interest rates.
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They are measuring earnings-per-share, and when it comes to Trump, he is always predictable when it comes to American business — he loves it.
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Or maybe Microsoft wants to be more aggressive when it comes to pricing as the company is lagging behind Sony when it comes to consoles.
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It comes as Collins and others have expressed concerns about the names that are out there, particularly when it comes to the issue of abortion.
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The trajectory and form of her career is a lesson in itself: Art comes when it comes, but that doesn't mean the artist is stagnant.
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I have a great girl who comes out to me," she said, adding that when her boyfriend, Tyrone Gilliams, comes home they "get couples massages.
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"Policymakers have to really take the right course of action when it comes to fiscal policies, when it comes to completing the reforms," she said.
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He aligns with Trump when it comes to issues like crime and immigration, but Whitaker comes with the added perk of having publicly criticized Mueller.
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Venmo's new instant transfer feature should allow some parity when it comes to speed, although Zelle still has it beat when it comes to cost.
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Especially when it comes to creating artwork in VR. Tilt Brush and Quill have changed the game for me when it comes to designing worlds.
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Being able to give people that flexibility if a recession comes or when a recession comes is actually going to be a very needed product.
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That is, until the inevitability of death comes (well, it comes to nonessential characters, at least, as the show's recent string of returns has proven).
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Currently, about half of McDonald's packaging comes from renewable, recycled, or certified sources, and 64% of its paper packaging comes from certified or recycled sources.
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Olie comes in a few versions: there are both standing and table lamp sizes, and each of those comes in spot and area light variants.
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"Sadie Sink, who plays our new friend Max from San Diego, she comes into town and sort of comes [into] our friend group," Finn explained.
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I think the left has a blind spot when it comes to Islam and the right has a blind spot when it comes to Muslims.
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The "fix" word comes from Latin reparare, to set something right again; the return/retire meaning comes from repatriare, to go back to your country.
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Does he, when it comes to trust, when it comes to character, all those things, does he deliver what he says he's going to deliver?
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Now the heart-rate monitor comes standard with the Charge 2—much like it comes standard with nearly all fitness trackers currently on the market.
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When it comes to Fifty Shades Of Grey, it feels like nothing is off limits — except, it turns out, when it comes to the press.
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When it comes to relaxing beauty routines, lathering up in your bath (or shower — because some of us aren't so lucky) comes in first place.
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When the commercial for the dogcat comes on, "Pachelbel's Canon" is playing and the announcer comes on in his soft voice and says, 'Dog person?
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While some would argue that real success comes with five-star reviews, we'd say that it all comes down to a product's sell-out status.
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I don't know how much it comes from him talking to President Trump, or how much it comes from President Trump himself and his advisors.
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I have a great girl who comes out to me," she says, adding that when her boyfriend, Tyrone Gilliams, comes home they "get couples massage.
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His outreach to the United Nations comes as the Philippine National Police (PNP) comes under heavy criticism over the deaths in August of two teenagers.
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"When it comes to men, we have to understand and accept that a lot of our self-confidence comes from our body image," Green says.
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And when it comes to the Three-Eyed Raven, there's lots of dubious intentions if you start questioning where his source of magic comes from.
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The increasingly popular compound, which comes from the cannabis plant, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the high that comes from THC.
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First comes national television show, then comes love and maybe marriage — baby in the baby carriage pending, and ultimately not that important to the franchise.
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We'll just have to wait until it comes out on Nintendo Switch and Wii U on March 3 to see if it all comes true.
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So, when it comes to free agents, the vast majority of football analysis comes down to one question: Do we believe this player can play?
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While they all have the same taste when it comes to music, they look for different features in a girl when it comes to dating.
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I think it all comes from a similar place, the place all myth and story comes from, from the time when we didn't have answers.
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When it comes to decorating an intimate setting like this, it all comes down to the details to create a laid-back and welcoming ambience.
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No. We were on unblocked streets, so the first cop car that comes through is ours, but there's another that comes through that wasn't ours.
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Chacalall comes up with fantastical creatures and animates them with a simple stereographic aesthetic that comes off like a lenticular print—which he also makes.
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It also comes with Auto-IQ One Touch Intelligence, meaning you don't need to play guessing games when it comes to filling the water tank.
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About $900 billion of that comes from the cut itself, and another $650 billion comes from the new forms of tax evasion it would encourage.
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"When it comes to currency-hedged foreign bonds, yields in Germany are too low, and in such a case France comes into view," Aratani said.
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Ninety percent of all the heroin that comes into this country that claims the lives of 300 Americans every week comes through our southern border.
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Pruitt — never shy when it comes to headline-grabbing statements about why regulations are bad — has been uncharacteristically silent when it comes to their benefits.
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When it comes to managing your money, your checking account is the hub of your finances, where new money comes in and expenses come out.
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No, we by definition, whatever comes up from the media — and this is a valuable role the media plays — whatever comes up we look at.
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When it comes to conspiracy theories, the one being pushed on Twitter surrounding Time's Person of the Year is as intentionally hilarious as it comes.
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The new Switch comes in a box with a primarily red background, while the old Switch comes in a box with a mostly white background.
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"A guy who comes in and buys one suit, he gets treated the same as the guy comes in and buys 10 suits," Giovanni said.
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" Toward the end of "Lost and Found"'s Gifuna chapter, Colon states: "Everyone who comes here comes with a language of their parents and ancestors.
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There may not be a full-on crisis when it comes to G, but there is when it comes to efforts relating to any drug.
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"There is, when it comes to those films, a curated, hand-carried approach to market that comes with years and years of experience," Snider explained.
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This electricity overwhelmingly comes from environmentally friendly sources, with Reuters reporting that as much as 98 percent of the country's electricity comes from hydro power.
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The Swiss city comes in fourth for priciest beauty services and personal trainers, but it's relatively affordable when it comes to fine wine and jewelry.
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"What comes in waves?" sounds like it could be referring to nausea or grief, but today the answer comes to us in sound waves (RADIO).
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The morning is when all the dry grocery comes in and the mid-afternoon is when all the produce and the freezer stuff comes in.
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The report comes as the DOJ comes under scrutiny over whether its decisionmaking in politically sensitive cases has been unduly influenced by the White House.
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That means the six-month plan for two comes out to $288 total and the one-year plan for two comes out to $518.40 total.
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STEVE LIESMAN: You've been a lone voice when it comes to the concerns about financial risk, when it comes to the rates being too low.
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But if it comes to fruition, this storm will leave U.S. homeowners stranded with zero options when it comes to flood insurance – federal or private.
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The brochure, titled "If Crisis or War Comes," is set to be released in May and comes amid concerns about Russian military overtures in Europe.
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When it comes to our health, the facts are clear: communities of color bear a disproportionate burden when it comes to pollution and climate change.
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It comes as Saudi Arabia's network of business ties and global tech investments comes under intense scrutiny following the unexplained disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Each set comes with two bath towels, two hand towels, and two washcloths, and comes in your choice of three shades: silver, coral, and white.
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And as workers' rights face hit after legal hit, it's more apparent than ever that what comes for the sex workers eventually comes for everyone.
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I think Philip's tremendous perspective, both when it comes to football and when it comes to life, helped lend clarity to a very complex situation.
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Federal law is clear when it comes to domestic abusers purchasing guns in the future, but gets murky when it comes to surrendering existing firearms.
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Whatever melody comes out is what melody comes out; I think especially because I don't have any real extent of formal musical training or education.
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This can make us feel better when it comes to phenomena like the placebo effect, but is not so enjoyable when it comes to pain.
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Most of what I've discussed thus far comes from well-established, prestigious galleries; however, everyone knows that the best art at Frieze comes from unexpected places.
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When it comes to my sexual history, there's rarely been an encounter that hasn't involved at least some level of caution when it comes to volume.
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With a smart shoe comes new responsibilities — like having to charge the shoes every 10-14 days via a charging pad that comes with the shoes.
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Because of this, it's impossible to determine where your share of electricity comes from, and how much of the total available energy comes from renewable sources.
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For the most part, though, the exit poll is a lot more reliable when it comes to white voters than when it comes to nonwhite voters.
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"When they take it to the factories they burn it to melt it down and then the smoke comes out so pollution comes (out)," he said.
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He said that while only 15 percent of the concrete producer's revenue comes from infrastructure projects, more than 60 percent comes from commercial and industrial construction.
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While revenue comes from selling software to banks and a small amount of venture capital money, the overwhelming majority of its money comes from XRP sales.
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The warning comes as the world comes to grips with the uncertainty caused by the spread of the virus that has killed hundreds in mainland China.
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"When it comes to new investments, we are quite determined to set clear government expectations when it comes to the security of used equipment," Okonski said.
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But we need him and other elected leaders to stand up against rhetoric no matter where it comes from, especially if it comes from their colleagues.
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Every time someone comes out with a rum to elevate the category, somebody else comes out with a rum that tastes like Fruit Loops or something.
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The Apple Watch 4 comes in Wi-Fi / GPS and cellular variants, whereas Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active only comes in one Wi-Fi / NFC / GPS model.
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Currently, half of McDonald's customer packaging comes from renewable, recycled or certified sources, and 64 percent of fiber-based packaging comes from certified or recycled sources.
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She hits the nail on the head when it comes to dealing with the inevitable double-standard that comes with being in the limelight these days.
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Emma Leahy said her "yes" vote comes from her firm belief that everyone should be able to make their own choice when it comes to abortion.
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What they do when it comes to the addiction, when it comes to do with fake news, when it has to do with interfering in elections.
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Another theory is that the English word Easter comes from an older German word for east, which comes from an even older Latin word for dawn.
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The change comes as Facebook has been trying to beef up its efforts to fight misinformation on its platform, particularly when it comes to influencing elections.
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The New York Times: $7.50The Washington Post: $3.99The New Yorker: Comes out to $303/monthAmazon Prime: Comes out to $8.25/month Day One 8:30 a.m.
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Sometimes that influence comes in the form of lavish parties with Olympic athletes and lobbyists, but consistently it comes in the form of contributions to campaigns.
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Although China lags behind the U.S. when it comes to per capita coffee consumption, the Asian country is further ahead when it comes to beverage delivery.
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The compound, which comes from the family of cannabis plants, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the psychoactive high that comes from THC.
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It comes from that history, and it comes from [the fact that] literally any free time that Black people had, they would spend sleeping in bed.
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When it comes to the AHCA, which Goodman opposes, he says, "Yes, you're going to lose coverage" when it comes to children and other Medicaid recipients.
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"When it comes to public lands, we want transparency, we want sunshine, we want a bottom-up approach when it comes to land management," Cantwell said.
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The latest growth comes on the heels of the app's biggest year yet The latest growth comes on the heels of the app's biggest year yet.
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A quarter of the average $24,812 per-year tuition bill comes directly from student earnings, and hardly any comes from family contributions, according to the study.
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The proposed Congressional budget action comes at a difficult time for the president-elect, but it also comes at a bad time for the UN itself.
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Blount is no Ogden Nash when it comes to amusingly lunged-for rhymes, and he is no Walt Kelly when it comes to musical, deflating wordplay.
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"That means the ad revenue comes down, that means their overall revenue comes down, and they can't divvy up the same amount of money," Watters argued.
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If the deadline comes and goes, markets will likely react with alarm, but the U.S. will not technically default until its next debt payment comes due.
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The shirt on the left comes in three different colors — black, navy, and white — while the shirt on the right comes in four colors, including gray.
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The Note 10 Plus comes in 256GB and 512GB configurations, while the Note 9 has expendable storage as well, and comes in 128GB and 512GB configurations.
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When her brother Ben, played by surprise Oscar nominee Viggo Mortensen, comes to stay with her and her family, his reclusive family's lifestyle comes into question.
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Christmas comes with a cost, and getting a handful of potentially useful presents is far from worth the amount of attendant bullshit that comes with them.
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That one comes comes hot on the heels of "Después Que Te Perdí" with pop icon Enrique Iglesias, who makes his trap debut on the track.
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Yes, growth comes from innovation, and innovation comes from competitive markets, but competitive markets — be they economic or political — don't come from a laissez-faire government.
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People want to know where their chicken comes from (free range, grass-fed, no antibiotics), but they don't want to know where their music comes from.
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But although all his music comes with clean, computer-crafted abstract art, he comes naturally to a frugal, tech-savvy ecology-firster's skepticism of physical product.
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Her boldness comes from having been hurt and wronged; her flair for drama comes from deep feeling (she wears her heart on her jet-black sleeve).
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Right now, more than half of New Jersey's power comes from natural gas, about 40 percent comes from nuclear, and renewables account for under 5 percent.
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Water that comes from above (like rain damage to your roof) might be covered, she said, but water that comes from below is typically not covered.
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Callaway recently introduced the Truvis, which comes in white overlaid with a red pentagonal soccer-ball pattern (it also comes in eye-gouging black-on-yellow).
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But Little Women's anemic showing when it comes to awards demonstrates that men's consistent disinterest in a "woman's picture" like Little Women comes with real consequences.
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And just after the thunder comes the rain, and with the rain comes the memory of the baby sinkhole under the southeast corner of the house.
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ONE FCC COMMISSIONER COMES IN AND SWINGS A PENDULUM THIS WAY, THEN ANOTHER FCC COMMISSIONER COMES IN AND SWINGS THIS WAY AND WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?
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He grapples with the idea on "What Comes After Certainty": True love is not magic, it's certainty And what comes after certainty A world of mystery.
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What we're going to do now is continue our progressive nature when it comes to social issues and go hardcore when it comes to economic issues.
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But when it comes to our health care and when it comes to our premiums, I go with the doctor's creed, which is, do no harm.
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Unlike a latte or a cappuccino, in which the froth comes from aerated milk, the fluffiness of dalgona coffee comes from the coffee and sugar itself.
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There are no rules when it comes to pizza toppings in NYC, but we're kind of a bunch of purists when it comes down to it.
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I think when it comes to my self portraits I do it self-consciously, but when it comes to others, I know more, I'm in control.
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The announcement comes amid U.S. concerns that the inter-Korean military initiative could undermine defense readiness and comes without substantial progress on North Korea's promised denuclearization.
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When it comes to understanding motivations, applications of deep learning are still "coarse" when it comes to applications in personalization, especially in rich media like video.
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And so, I think the press corps has been surprised just about every time when, you know, another indictment comes out or a plea comes out.
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We only have empty pockets when it comes to the morally right things to do but when it comes to tax cuts for billionaires and when it comes to unlimited war, we seem to be able to be to invent that number -- that money very easily.
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" And when it comes to teaching her daughters what's really beautiful, Bell says, "The beauty lesson that is paramount, is your beauty comes from inside, not out.
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It's another slice of evidence that consumers continue to raise the bar for manufacturers when it comes to what's in their food and where it comes from.
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"They are the same when it comes to creating value, but different when it comes to distributing the value," Stadler told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe " on Friday.
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LONDON — Ricky Gervais may be a controversial figure when it comes to awards show hosting, but when it comes to birthday messages he's a pretty thoughtful guy.
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One estimate of the effects of deregulation comes from Douglas Holtz-Eakin — a serious economist, albeit one who comes at these issues with strong anti-regulatory views.
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Papadopol says only 6 percent of the money flowing into automotive startups comes from traditional car builders, the rest comes from venture capital firms and tech companies.
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So I kind of felt like, hey, this is really just helping promote their brand, and if an issue comes of it, an issue comes of it.
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When it comes to dissecting the content overload that comes from New York Fashion Week, we tend to focus on what's most important to us — and you.
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It comes pre-installed with tons of Amazon apps, and even comes with Alexa so you can get some hands-free functionality to go with your phone.
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As CNN's Phil Mattingly explains, the Trump camp is playing catch up when it comes to fundraising, but Mnuchin isn't new when it comes to talking money.
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There's also the matter of where the electricity for these batteries comes from: if you juice them with electricity that comes from burning coal, you aren't helping.
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"It's really difficult to figure out who you can trust when it comes to romantic relationships, especially when it comes to your first romantic relationship," Hinduja says.
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What if the UPS guy comes, what if the mail person comes, what if there's just one of those people knocking on the door ... asking for money?
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Like, I'm a beast when it comes to producing beats — and not even that they're good — but I have insane work ethic when it comes to that.
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Being one of the most famous entertainers on the planet comes with perks when it comes to dealing with Apple, especially if your name is Barbra Streisand.
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I don't know where — if it comes overseas or from drug groups or where it comes from … George Soros has been for legalizing drugs in this country.
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Before sex comes foreplay and before foreplay comes forethought: What do I need to do to make sure I'm feeling as hot as possible in the moment?
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As compared to this, Saavn comes at a yearly fee of Rs 1050, Times Internet's Gaana at Rs 1020, Apple Music comes at Rs 1200 per year.
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That's what it's about, it's one of those things that when love comes, it just comes, it doesn't announce itself, and then it just takes over — ha!
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Kourtney comes over there a lot, Kim comes over there a lot, for some reason they all like to go over to Khloé's and get ready together.
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Samsung is offering the smartwatch in two sizes: a 46mm model that comes in silver, and a 42mm model which comes in midnight black and rose gold.
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"Given the search for yields, when a Tajikistan comes at low 7s or Ukraine at 7-3/8 – that's where the interest really comes in," Milic said.
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" Her advice to anyone who comes into a windfall: Be responsible, and be kind: "Sit down with your finance person as soon as the check comes in.
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"Eden said, 'Hey mom, I think when Violet comes, I think that she loves me so much that I'm going to walk when she comes," Kylee says.
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There's an idea in the book that younger generations are more adaptable to new technology that comes along, particularly when it comes to getting around their parents.
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The phone isn't flawless when it comes to fixability: they pointed out that the display comes in a thin frame, which is easy to bend or damage.
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So when new money comes in, the team salary cap goes up—and when a lot of new money comes in, the cap goes up a lot.
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"When it comes to the national level, very little is done when it comes to scaling the demand for a public-health approach," McLively told Business Insider.
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The OnePlus 7T has better battery life, and it comes with a 30W charger that's significantly faster than the 18W charger that comes with the Pixel 4.
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As this Congress comes to a close and a new president comes to office next January the issue of sexual assault will continue to challenge policy makers.
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But, when it comes to skin conditions like rosacea, controlling flare-ups and covering up the redness that comes with it is a constant, never-ending battle.
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It's worth noting Ancestry says just 1 percent of my DNA comes from Nigeria and that the bulk of my African ancestry comes from Cameroon and Congo.
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Big news comes your way on the first day of Gemini season on Tuesday as messenger Mercury meets the sun, so pay attention to what comes up.
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The lesson: When it comes to website security, users are largely at the whim of site administrators, especially when it comes to the constant updating of software.
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Though it costs slightly more, the Platinum dish soap comes in three scents (refreshing rain, vibrant fresh, and morning mist), while Ultra only comes in one (original).
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It all comes down to a cultural balance that remains undecided and "almost a sense of inferiority that comes from an up and down economy," he said.
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Still, the gap between great and non-great items — nothing comes close to bad — is a bit too wide and comes into view a bit too often.
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Then, in the moment of reading, the writer comes up to the surface and the reader comes up to the surface and they kiss, like two fish.
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Along with that comes their motivations and positions on the board; some want to survive, others want power, but it all comes down to the Iron Throne.
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The editor told me the survey had two constants: Texas always comes in as the best state to do business, and California always comes in dead last.
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GOP lawmakers, however, have shown more willingness to defy Trump when it comes to preserving Congress's powers, particularly when it comes to declarations of war and appropriations.
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The research behind the story comes from a pair of economists who tried to figure out how much of a home's cost comes from land-use regulation.
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"Gone are the days where all of the innovation, all of the technology comes from the Department of Defense or comes from the federal government," Thompson said.
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The last season will be split into two parts: the first half comes out on October 25th, and the second half comes out on January 31st, 2020.
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AND ONE NIGHT SHE'S ON, AND NIK DEOGUN COMES DOWN, HE NEVER COMES DOWN TO THE SET – EVANS: NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR ABOUT ME RIGHT NOW.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer wants investors to have the guts to go against the grain when it comes to investing, especially when it comes to the oil sector.
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But good news often comes with a dose of bad news, and when it comes to edibles the bad news is that kids are getting into it.
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More and more of our conference revenue comes directly from the participants and less of it comes from the sponsors, but it's still about half and half.
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This approach seems to be fairly consistent when it comes to how the new government is deploying its sanctions arsenal generally, even when it comes to Russia.
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When it comes to decisions like a paywall, when it comes to decisions like "we're gonna push into affiliate revenue," how much agency do you have there?
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Brit, you and I have covered a lot of scandals and they are taking a very forward-leaning position on the presidential powers when it comes to obstruction of justice, when it comes to having a sit down and answer to a subpoena, when it comes to pardoning.
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"When our child comes home with a question, when our child comes home with an issue, when our child comes home with anything, it's our job as parents to listen to that, to give them the best information we can, the best feedback we can," he told DeGeneres.
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For those who believe that electricity comes from the wall, food comes from the grocery store and clean water comes in a recyclable plastic bottle, Obama's latest tax proposal to put a $22019-per-barrel tax on oil consumed in the United States must seem like a peachy idea.
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When it comes to things like health care, education, when it comes to making sure that people have a living wage, most Americans say yes to these things.
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Nevada as a whole relies heavily on gas and coal for its power generation—63.9 percent of its energy comes from petroleum, and 18.2 percent comes from coal.
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"The banks can't use that argument when it comes to Apple, and then turn around and argue the exact opposite when it comes to smaller competitors," Glance said.
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"There comes a time when the women and men of France must open their eyes to where the National Front comes from," Macron's campaign director Richard Ferrand said.
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It costs $399 (the package comes with the aforementioned mat and three attachments) and comes in premium finishes: iron and fuchsia, white and silver and nickel and silver.
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"Clearly our competition comes from the new technology companies and the competition for the banks comes from the same direction," said Ramin Niroumand, founder and CEO of Finleap.
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Lastly, the scientific evidence suggests that most of what we think we see comes from visual processing, perhaps just 20% comes from the actual input to the retina.
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It comes with the same processor and RAM as the 128GB model, but with double the storage, which can make a big difference when it comes to work.
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Villeneuve comes to the film with an impressive track record when it comes to science fiction, first with his first contact film Arrival, and with Blade Runner 2049.
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The One 10 comes with dual Micro USB ports for easy connectivity with external components, while the Tab 10 comes with a Quantam Dot display and four speakers.
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As the school year comes to a close and I look back on what we did right and what could've been handled better, one word comes to mind.
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The fundraising comes as the Italian bond market comes under pressure from moves by the ruling coalition to fund welfare spending and tax cuts through increased deficit spending.
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There is no threshold for enough when it comes to representation, but the Grammys certainly aren't near it with their dismal track record when it comes to women.
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"When it comes to freedom, comes to constitutional government, we have talked too much, now we need to act," read one comment on the micro-blogging platform Weibo.
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When it comes to who does and doesn't get to do their own stunts, it all comes down to their individual abilities, and how hard they push themselves.
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They are no BS when it comes to taking the music biz seriously and also no BS when it comes to partying and having fun, and that's important .
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"Approximately 50% of air pollution comes from road transport and 45% comes from diesel, so the introduction of London's Ultra Low Emissions Zone … is extremely welcome," Grigg added.
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In this case, that character is Cameron (Mackenzie Davis), a genius when it comes to computers but a disaster when it comes to dealing with her own emotions.
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The letter I received a few years ago after a program I presented at a middle school comes back to me whenever the subject of bullying comes up.
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"The thing with endometriosis is that it comes down to that doctors can tend to minimize the female experience when it comes to dealing with it," she said.
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The monthly Original Box (~$30) comes with up to six full-sized items, and the high-end Obsidian Box ($250) comes quarterly with five to ten premium items.
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"There's an assumption of incapability, a lot of times, when it comes to women, as opposed to the assumption of capability when it comes to men," she said.
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McDermott's resignation comes from a position of strengthHowever, McDermott's immediate resignation comes on the heels of a better than expected quarter, beating expectations on both revenue and EPS.
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But it's also loud enough that it doesn't need to be there — there's a reason the Echo comes in four colors while the Studio only comes in black.
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People are far more willing to believe a post when it comes from another user, especially if the information comes from a user that they know and trust.
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With age comes wisdom and a larger lexicon, but it also comes with a loss of state-administered programs for many of our children when they turn 21.
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A reader comes to understand that Gay is both "at fault" and "not at fault" for her body, so the expectations for what comes next are subtly shifted.
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But England's center backs are part of that: they're regrouping very tightly in the center every time Croatia comes upfield, and they're winning every ball that comes in.
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What comes through is that Chin is interested in how collective knowledge is made, how it comes to be, and how this knowledge wends its way through culture.
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Over the course of the movie, Kasabian comes to realize that the sisterhood and acceptance she has found on Manson's Spahn Ranch commune comes at a criminal price.
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"This is a problem not just when it comes to choosing the data, but when it comes to choosing the projects we want to tackle," Ms. Wang said.
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This all comes to a head in one of the season's most triumphant moments in the finale, when Arthie officially comes out to the rest of the troupe.
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"But it's also being able to react when the ball comes back because she serves so hard, the ball usually comes back faster on the return," Sillah said.
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It will only be a matter of time until something unexpected comes up that requires money — and something always comes up — or you forget to make the transfer.
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How much do you think comes down to the car itself, the technology that is in the car when it comes to getting across the finishing line first?
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What goes around comes around, though, and those who live by the social media "gotcha" game shouldn't be surprised if their eventual undoing comes by the same means.
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We like to think we've seen it all when it comes to beauty game-changers, but without fail, a new product always comes along that keeps us humble.
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This play comes from the Iowa Energy of the NBA's D-League and the dunk comes from D.J. Stephens, who played college ball at the University of Memphis.
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When our child comes home with a question, when our child comes home with an issue, when our child comes home with anything, it's our job to listen and give them the best information, the best feedback that we can, and that doesn't change because sexuality is now involved in it.
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THEY HAVE TO LOOK INTO TARIFFS, REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT, SERVICES AS WELL AS GOODS BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY MORE SERVICES NOW FLOWING AROUND THE WORLD WHEN IT COMES TO INFORMATION, WHEN IT COMES TO TRAVELING, WHEN IT COMES TO THOSE THINGS THAT WE CONSIDER AS PART OF DAY TO DAY LIFE.
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Part of this opposition comes from this uniquely polarized moment in our politics, part of it comes from Mr. Obama's leadership style — more disconnected and cerebral than personal and emotive — and part of it (though a smaller amount than many on the left suppose) comes from the color of his skin.
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"Grifter season comes irregularly, but it comes often in America, which is built around mythologies of profit and reinvention and spectacular ascent," Jia Tolentino wrote for the New Yorker.
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Some of this comes from the right and some comes from the left; in the latter case partly under the guise of criticism of Israel, but not only so.
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The iPhone XR comes with a 24-inch LCD display that comes in the familiar notched design, wrapped up in an aluminum frame and the new more durable glass.
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Maybe he knows a little bit of high school French, but struggles when it comes to languages like Japanese and Russian — that's where the ili Instant Translator comes in.
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Graham told us he believes there's real work to be done when it comes to sentencing reform and prison reform -- particularly when it comes to black and Hispanic men.
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The Watch Active also comes in four colors (silver, black, rose gold, and green), one more color than the Apple Watch (which comes in gold, space gray, or silver).
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The Honor Watch Magic comes in black, blue, or silver while the Honor Dream (sporting the same specs, but a smaller band) comes in coral pink and white apricot.
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"What's important is what comes out of NATO, and what comes out of the defense ministerial and the summit in Warsaw," Mabus told Reuters in an interview in Berlin.
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While no one can outdo the celeb-loved organizers behind The Home Edit when it comes to beautifying closets and pantries, the "Queen of Organization" Khloé Kardashian comes close.
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The honor comes with a $10,000 grant to support her work and the chance to be voted the national honoree, which comes with an additional $25,000 for her cause.
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The report comes as tensions rise between U.K. politicians over what stance the U.K. should take with its EU counterparts when it comes to negotiating a post-Brexit relationship.
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Especially since it comes at a signature TJ's low price — a six-pack will cost around $7.99, depending on your location, which comes out to about $1.33 per bottle.
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Also, as several outlets have already pointed out, does the Mensez team not realize that while urine comes out of the urethra, menstrual blood comes out of the vagina?
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Since game audio comes out of the Switch and chat audio comes out of your chosen app-bearing device, an audio splitter is required to mix both sources together.
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That comes out to about $7 per hour, but if you account for mileage expenses and other payroll taxes, Working Washington says that comes out to $5.29 per hour.
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It looks very cool on its own, but the collectible really comes to life when you bathe it in light from blue LEDs in the stand that comes with.
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His departure comes at a time of uncertainty over the direction of GSK, however, and investors may fear a period of limbo before a new CEO comes on board.
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In the clip she's heading along a country lane when another driver comes belting past, swerves round a tight bend, and comes dangerously close to flipping their car over.
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Their anger comes from the fact they're in the position to feel numb, and that goes along with the anger that comes with the fact that it happened again.
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While not having a boss may sound great, it comes at a price: There's a lack of workplace protection for gig workers, especially when it comes to sexual harassment.
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"When it comes to Go skills, I don't think that AlphaGo is superior, but when it comes to psychological factors, yes I think that AlphaGo is superior," he said.
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Throughout this age of consumerism true design innovation rarely comes from the dominant player and more often comes from the startups that must take a chance to get noticed.
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The Zuccardi comes from the Paraje Altamira area in the southern part of the Uco Valley while the Altos Las Hormigas comes from Gualtallary, farther north in the Uco.
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While nonfiction is the genre which likely comes to mind when it comes to self-improvement, even nonfiction is good for broadening your perspective and ability to be creative.
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While the vast majority of this funding comes from onshore and offshore oil drilling, a portion comes from alternative and renewable energy sources like solar, wind, geothermal and hydropower.
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As for storage, the Galaxy Note 10 comes with 256 GB of storage, and the Galaxy Note 10 Plus comes with either 256 GB or 512 GB of storage.
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He aligns with Trump (and Sessions) when it comes to issues like crime and immigration, but Whitaker comes with the added perk (for Trump) of having publicly criticized Mueller.
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Dalic must've heard us: Rebic comes off and Andrej Kramaric — the goal-scorer against Russia the other day in the quarters — comes on to do a bit of running.
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The caffeinated studio bustle of a live broadcast comes to a grinding halt when a distraught investor (Jack O'Connell) comes onset with a pistol, taking Mr. Clooney's character hostage.
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When it comes to human-to-human transmission of viruses, often it happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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"Here Comes the Son" (season 3, episode 21) "Here Comes the Son" is the backdoor pilot for what would have been Jess's spinoff series, the hilariously titled Windward Circle.
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" The op-ed began with a line from Justice Felix Frankfurter: "Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late.
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"At lunch time, everyone comes down and comes out and it's just a little crazy," the pharmacist Alan Solman, who limited the sales to two per person, told Insider.
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The launch also comes as the competition between Apple and Spotify is heating up, although Spotify still remains firmly in the lead when it comes to global paid subscribers.
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It also comes with access to the service's relative finder and automatic family tree builder, whereas the $99 Health and Ancestry kit comes with all of that and more.
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"'Vertigo' is really about obsession and that fever that comes over you when romance comes your way ... (The movie) gets pretty complicated and peculiar, as love does," he added.
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Getting that spiral comes down to the very last thing the quarterback does in the split second before they release the ball, and it comes back to the grip.
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So when it comes to foreign manipulation, we need to be strong when it comes to policymaking, I think we need to be slow and deliberate and well-informed.
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That scenes comes nearly two-thirds into an otherwise drab, uninvolving film that overdoses on schmaltzy melodrama, yet comes up well short of any tension, let alone pleasant amusement.
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But there's a darkness underlying the firm when it comes to their treatment of women, and as Alex comes to see it, she realizes she can't stand idly by.
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One little downer is that the Subsequent 25 only comes with 16 presets, but it also comes with Moog's free Editor Librarian software (available for both PC and Mac).
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From this need comes the birth of something perhaps new in the history of human folly: a knowledge class whose very existence comes from its ability to not-know.
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The spokeswoman added that a "very small" amount of the retailer's leather comes from Brazil, and that the vast majority comes from Europe, but could not immediately provide specifics.
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So when it comes to nuclear testing, when it comes to missiles, our number one priority is the safety of the American people, not the economics of multinational companies.
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This comes as President Donald Trump issued a statement which said that "all options are on the table " when it comes to its relationship with North Korea going forward.
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When it comes to a thoughtful holiday gift, there's nothing like jewelry — and when it comes to jewelry, there's nothing more awww-inducing than something simple, delicate, and personalized.
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The majority of the theory comes from over-reading various posts by the show's cast and crew about the cancelation, but the most tantalizing evidence comes from Netflix itself.
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But if you push hard enough without a vision of what comes next, or even any interest in what comes next, then it becomes nihilism, destruction for destruction's sake.
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Sennheiser isn't as big of name when it comes to noise-canceling headphones as Sony or Bose, but the company is well-regarded when it comes to sound quality.
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More than 40 percent of the coal produced in the United States comes from federal land, and most of the planet-warming fossil fuel pollution comes from burning coal.
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Around 40 percent of Honest's business comes from selling products through deals with traditional retailers like Target and Whole Foods, but the remainder comes from online sales through Honest.
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I can be a black man in America, and that comes with a certain set of oppressions, and I'm a man, which comes with a certain set of privileges.
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Tons of news (and gossip) comes your way today, Virgo, but don't believe everything you hear—especially if it comes from someone who get's excited about every little thing.
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Job seniority comes with promotions — and raises — right?
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She comes from a great home & loving mother .
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London sleighs (!) when it comes to Christmas lights ...
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There comes a point in late summer when, despite the still-scorching-heat, warm-weather shopping comes to a halt and you've just got to work with what you've got.
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Health Insurance: ~$150/month pretax for health, vision and dental, comes directly out of my paycheck Transportation: $50/month pretax to my Metro card, comes directly out of my paycheck.
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That's where the Saxmonica comes in: It's a hybrid between a saxophone and a harmonica, backpack-pocket sized, heavy duty, and a game changer when it comes to musical instruments.
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"I remembered that pastrami is a very American thing, because while it comes from one culture—it comes from my people, the —it's kind of loved by everyone," he says.
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Some of that -- $20 million -- comes from a $100 million Environmental Protection Agency grant awarded to upgrade Flint's water system last week; $20 million more comes from a state match.
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"When it comes to human tragedy, no creature comes close to the devastation caused by the mosquito," Osborne and Gates wrote in a joint article in Britain's the Times newspaper.
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A box of Hostess Coffee Cups comes with a dozen cups compatible with any single-brew coffee maker and comes in Twinkie, Ding Dong, Honey Bun, and Sno Ball flavor.
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The title comes from Madison's Twitter catchphrase "keep it," which is the two-word clap back Madison uses to shut down the trash news that comes through his Twitter feed.
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The ocean of sadness sometimes comes in waves but many other times comes as a whole ocean and it's quite terrifying not knowing what is gonna happen the next time.
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That means the size of the Kirkland brand olive oil might be a drawback when it comes to freshness — but, it's not a bad thing when it comes to value.
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The PC version of Halo Wars 2 naturally offers more customization when it comes to controls, as well as a greater array of choices when it comes to the visuals.
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Maybe your dad knows a little bit of high school French, but struggles when it comes to languages like Japanese and Russian — that's where the ili Instant Translator comes in.
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Like his debut movie, 2015's Krisha, It Comes At Night is a harrowing drama based on a crisis in Shults' family: "It comes from my dad's death," Shults says.
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Kuo is both well known and fairly reliable when it comes to Apple supply chain rumors, but he historically hasn't been known for similar connections when it comes to Samsung.
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" And when it comes to their best advice to other couples when it comes to handling disagreements, she says, "For the little things, learn how to disagree and move on.
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She's plenty capable when the time comes to fight, yet also hesitant when it comes to violence, and all too aware of its cost, even when she believes it's necessary.
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Whatever else comes next with Tristan, or really anything, she'll deal with it as it comes, but she will not let anything affect this amazing time with her little girl.
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There's also an even cheaper model of the Intuos Small that comes without Bluetooth for $79, but it only comes in black and software options don't include Clip Studio Paint.
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No word yet from Rushdie on Lakshmi's book, which comes out tomorrow in the U.S., but he is not known for restraint when it comes flame wars with his exes.
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The two stars, who have been together since early 2015, are staying private when it comes to the future of their relationship — but not when it comes to their affection.
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"It comes a bit cheap to comparisons ... It's a debut euro issue and comes in the backdrop of Iran tensions, so that perhaps accounts for that," said a portfolio manager.
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Asai notes that lots of the time when it comes to face-mapping, as you might expect, one of the biggest issues is the latency that comes from the equipment.
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Google and Facebook have the leg up on social data, while Apple comes out on top when it comes to "stuff" (music, files, video, images), thanks to its hardware footprint.
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The web analytics company StateCounter estimated that 51.3 percent of all internet traffic comes from mobile devices, with 46 percent coming comes from cellphones and the remainder from from tablets.
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It comes with a couple notable hardware changes: both the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus don't have a headphone jack, and the Plus comes with dual cameras. Wowee.
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"It seems like every time some analyst comes out with a positive piece of research on Wayfair, someone else comes back with a bearish retort," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It is, however, a tragedy — making visible a culture of shame and silence, in which "purity" comes at the expense of mutuality and "forgiveness" comes at the expense of restitution.
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I don't even give a fuck about the bag—money comes and goes—but the feeling of deception weighs heavy when it comes from the ones you once cared about.
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But the departure comes at a time of continued debate over the direction of GSK and investors may fear a period of limbo before a new CEO comes on board.
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WHEN THE DAY COMES THAT – I DON'T ACTUALLY HAVE MY PHONE ON ME – BUT WHEN THE DAY COMES THAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY BE DELIVERED – YOU CAN DELIVER A GIGABYTE THERE.
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Morgan Stanley advisers can make those investments for clients if the request comes unsolicited from the client or comes as an adviser recommendation that has been preapproved by the firm.
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But if the past has taught us anything, it's that everyone holds hands when it comes to talking about infrastructure, but points fingers when it comes to paying for it.
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In other words, the largest share of global greenhouse gases emitted since the Industrial Revolution comes from the US. And with great emissions comes great responsibility to mitigate climate change.
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Athletic departments act like big businesses when it comes to television contracts and commercial sponsorships and staff salaries, but talk like small educational nonprofits when it comes to athlete compensation.
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"We know what to do when a gunshot wound comes in; we know what to do when someone comes in with sepsis or a heart attack," Dr. Marshall told me.
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" (The awkward phrasing of that line comes from Trump's use of the word "hoax," which was a reference to media coverage, not the virus itself.) "Crisis comes to every president.
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"They did a great job with letting us know, look, when it comes to trolls or when it comes to audiences not liking you or people being mean," Sasso said.
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The next guy comes in — maybe a Republican — somebody comes in, you have two more," and before you know it, he said, "you have 87 members of the Supreme Court.
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When it comes to human-to-human transmission of the viruses, often it happens when someone comes into contact with an infected person's secretions, such as droplets in a cough.
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While Google may be trailing Alexa a little when it comes to smart device compatibility, the opposite is true when it comes to features offered by their respective digital assistants.
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" America's dismal performance comes for a very specific reason, the Fund reports: The U.S. comes up short because "it is the only high-income country lacking universal health insurance coverage.
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The former comes via integrated Google Assistant support, and the latter comes courtesy of premium audio brand Devialet, which has actually partnered with Belkin to help produce this unique speaker.
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"When it comes to sanctions, they storm to the front but when it comes to pushing for peace they hide at the very back," Hua told a daily news briefing.
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And when it comes to a good gift, luggage might not be what immediately comes to mind — but as companies re-evaluate the potential of the sector, things are changing.
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When it comes to soybeans, which represent the largest farm export in the U.S. by both volume and value, there is no greater success story when it comes to trade.
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But because there's so much news and media in general that comes out of these areas, it becomes the general narrative for everything, particularly when it comes to anything radical.
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Adesanya -- whose nickname "The Style Bender" comes from the popular Nickelodeon series "Avatar: The Last Airbender" -- says his motivation comes from the characters in the uber-popular "Naruto" and 'Avatar.
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There is no "other side" worth reporting when it comes to racial equality, no argument that needs to be respected when it comes to religious intolerance or anti-LGBTQ bigotry.
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" One anonymous pro-SESTA lobbyist explicitly embraced this slippery slope, telling The Hill, "There's a common theme here: You look the other way when it comes to sex trafficking, you look the other way when it comes to fake news, you look the other way when it comes to fake political advertisements.
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"That matters when it comes to knocking on doors, making phone calls, putting up signs - all of the grassroots activity that comes to winning congressional races in the fall," he said.
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O'Rourke has also noted, however, that he's not ready to commit to what comes next after his final term in Congress comes to an end in January, according to this person.
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"Britain leads the way when it comes to many issues on LGB (rights) but not when it comes to trans issues," Maria Miller, the committee chairwoman, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He may need help when it comes to picking out luxury gifts for Cardi B but when it comes to men's fashion, the rapper can walk it like he talks it.
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The big question, of course, is whether the concept – which has been enormously successful when it comes to hotel time shares and private jets – can work when it comes to cars.
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It was a really easy way to look at the songs and say, This comes from a feeling of joy or love and This definitely comes from a place of fear.
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But I think I would only support any person who comes to the floor and says, comes to the membership and says they want to change the way Washington is working.
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There's still plenty we don't know about how it all comes together, but we'll find out when the game finally comes to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Mar. 8.
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When it comes to selfies, the photo taken with the rear camera is likely a lot more realistic when it comes to my skin tone (aka, as pale as a ghost).
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"We have been a partner on Starship, a non-exchange-of-funds kind of partner, when it comes to aerodynamics, and when it comes to testing and test facilities," said Bridenstine.
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Then she has this other side of her when the makeup comes off and the dress comes off — she is a minister, she's married to a pastor and she's just real.
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The novel follows both families over the course of two decades — as Kavita comes to terms with the decision she had to make, and as Usha comes to understand her heritage.
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The release of the ad comes comes more than a week ahead of the next primary debate on October 15, as Klobuchar is struggling to gain momentum in a crowded primary.
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With every Fashion Month comes the question: Should we celebrate the industry's progression when it comes to diversity and inclusivity, or should we condemn how far it still has to go?
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Gatorade (or a hair of the dog, if you're feeling wild) can work wonders for the body, but when it comes to your face, your quickest solution comes in mask form.
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"I figured, Hey, if it comes up, it comes up, and I'm happy to share that, but I don't need to make a big performance out of it," he tells me.
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PERINO: I do think when it comes to -- when it comes to especially the women and how they are treated by these men that it&aposs possible she had no idea.
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Whether it's love, lust or just enjoyment, there's the notion that sex has to happen on a deeper level when it comes to women, but not when it comes to men.
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"When it comes to civil rights, when it comes to people's individual rights, we're not going to go down the slippery slope and try and climb back up," Joel Fulton said.
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The entire process from the time you order to when the pizza comes out of the machine takes about five minutes and comes ready to serve with its own pizza cutter.
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There are times when Batman's the disguise, but there are times when his true essence comes out, because by being veiled, a kind of instinctual side comes out that's very pure.
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As a parent of four (soon to be five!), Alec Baldwin has plenty of experience when it comes to fatherhood — but he still comes across some obstacles every now and then.
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"Health disparities in the black community come from a number of things; it comes from the poverty level, it comes from the education status, access to health care," Minter-Jordan said.
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When it comes to the cloud, Nadella and other executives are less bold and more interested in meeting current market demands — which means matching Amazon when it comes to available features.
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When it comes to health care, there is ample evidence that voters are open to more federal support -- not less -- particularly when it comes to assisting vulnerable segments of the population.
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After all, any revenue that comes from increased sales tax authority comes at the expense of Minnesota citizens and makes the state a less attractive place to do business for companies.
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Unbuttoned Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, is a political outlier not only when it comes to immigration policy, Twitter and marital history, but also when it comes to image.
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The plane designated as Air Force One typically comes with a high price tag because it comes equipped with sophisticated defenses, top-of-the-line communications systems and other military specifications.
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