But when big money comes around and pressure comes around, people shrink.
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"What goes around comes around," he tells a shocked Cam.
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"Noah comes around almost every weekend for sleepovers," she says.
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Here's hoping that the Emmy committee comes around next year.
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"You forget that what goes around comes around," Christie continued.
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But they should remember that what goes around comes around.
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There's one doctor who comes around once every two weeks.
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When the coronation comes around, we get another national holiday.
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He's a guy who comes around once in a lifetime.
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And of course in cycling it's all off the scale, and by the time the 1990s comes around and the next generation of stimulants, EPO, drug transfer comes around, that's all going on there.
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And yet, when promotion time comes around, you were passed over.
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It comes around to bite you when you least expect it.
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Alarcon then comes around the vehicle and shoots the driver again.
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Cottonmouth comes around for a shave and Shades is with him.
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It'll be a pleasant surprise when the date comes around. 21.
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Guthrie said that she goes "hog wild" once Friday comes around.
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"What goes around, comes around," said one of Washington's Republican pillars.
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Then Monday morning comes around and she does it all again.
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Good luck topping this when next year — and 34 — comes around.
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When [Toronto's] Pride Week comes around, there's like 16-hour parties.
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The exchange comes around the 6:30 mark in this video.
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"There's an old saying, 'What goes around comes around,'" he added.
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Then, July comes around, and it's like a season of Survivor.
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When that time comes around, you won't want anyone reporting you.
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That's just something that comes around every once in a lifetime.
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For Soleimani, the idiom "what goes around comes around" held true.
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Sometimes, Pantaleón comes around twice a week to refill Macedo's water supply.
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It will be a long two years until it comes around again.
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It's not everyday that a show like 13 Reasons Why comes around.
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Every now and then, a performance comes around that truly moves you.
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It only comes around two or three times, luckily, in your career.
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Read More The oil settle, which usually comes around 2:303 p.m.
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Now we can have a whole cocoa bender until November comes around.
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When an opportunity this good comes around, you can't pass it up.
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Once in a while, a product comes around that you simply need.
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Take it for what it's worth, but what goes round comes around.
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So by the time Cryptograms comes around, it sort of comes together.
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I know I'll be paying for that when actual lunchtime comes around.
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Michael said every time Christmas comes around, he'll think about the shooting.
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This forgetfulness will only get worse when the school year comes around.
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That's why you've got to grasp the moment when it comes around.
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DeSantis, he said, comes around to Trump only when he needs something.
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A very special day comes around only once a year: Pi Day.
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And yet, when something comes around to eat them, they sense it.
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What goes around comes around, and the temptation for schadenfreude is great.
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Actually, the only day it comes around is today... so get on it.
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What goes around comes around: last year Coutts' hives yielded 12kg of honey.
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Vettel, who had been third fastest, retorted that "what goes around comes around".
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Time is a flat circle and what goes around comes around, I guess.
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Like most people, you'll be seduced by the best thing that comes around.
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The money is transferred into my regular checking account when summer comes around.
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Reuters calls it a "testing ground" until the U.S. comes around to legalization.
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Once in a while, a deal comes around that you simply cannot refuse.
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" Four-thirty comes around, and he says, "Oh, you might as well go.
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In politics as in life, it seems that what goes around comes around.
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To this day, I still only request pozole when that day comes around.
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When she comes around the corner in her pool, crowds lose their minds.
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Once the second round comes around, the Islanders' home ice will be different.
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And then this show comes around and it has all of those things.
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"Cain's nomination, if it comes around, will be interesting to watch," he said.
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But once in a while, a new one comes around that completely kills it.
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But when the holiday season comes around, they use their creativity for good causes.
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A true conclusion for any Marvel phase isn't something that comes around every day.
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And then when the next election after that comes around, there's even more power.
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But you may regret that decision next year when Prime Day comes around again.
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"It's saddening every year when this time comes around," said Duane Johnson, Bubach's stepfather.
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Many Americans forget this when Election Day comes around—or simply gets too busy.
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Even if he never comes around, we're glad she's comfortable taking care of herself.
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The next time Agent Adams comes around, it's with news; Papa Poutine is dead.
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When a horrible hurricane like Michael comes around, it's good to have a plan.
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Also, remember that in Senate politics, what goes around comes around every six years.
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The world has a way of making sure that what goes around, comes around.
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New Year's only comes around once per year, but Mondays come every seven days.
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Will these companies be the leaders by the time Goldman Sachs' estimate comes around?
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But then Jungle Fever comes around, and man, we've been working together ever since.
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The waitress comes around as we're finishing up, and S. asks for one check.
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Setting money aside each month so I can enjoy everything when June comes around.
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When the sun comes around on a summer's evening, it is lovely in here.
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Vintage Jean Paul Gaultier top, $650, What Goes Around Comes Around, (212) 343-1225.
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What goes around comes around, and in the world of trade, reciprocity rules the day.
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It could turn on the lights and warn you if somebody comes around your home.
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The discovery comes around tax time, as accountants get a clearer view of clients' income.
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Still, this is hyper-specific UI for a holiday that comes around once a year.
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Once the fourth quarter comes around, Hirsch says end-of-the-year strategies drive stocks.
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But will his name be seriously bandied about when the next important opening comes around?
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To the rippling sound of an aquarium pump, a small crab comes around the corner.
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When election season comes around, they start to disagree more and vote along partisan lines.
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This will mean, inevitably, another complete, weeks-long blackout next time a storm comes around.
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Halloween comes around, and we love to watch it, even though the kids are grown.
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When January 19, 2019 comes around, the founders of the Women's March will be ready.
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After all, they say what goes around comes around and becomes more expensive (or something).
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The agreement comes around the time production on an individual's vehicle is slated to start.
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But as February comes around, the market's uptrend may resume, if history is any guide.
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It's time to check out what will be leaving from Netflix when 2017 comes around.
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By the time "Break the Ice" comes around on Blackout however, it's only getting started.
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Johnson comes around, Budget Committee approves the bill, it's on the floor by Wednesday 2.
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Every once in a while, a video comes around to remind us we're not alone.
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" He also raised the spectre of revenge, warning Democrats that "what goes around comes around.
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If the public comes around on the tax bill, Democrats will face a double whammy.
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Then the weekend comes around, and I'm like: Oh no, this means being in public.
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"By the time fall fire season comes around, the fuels probably have less moisture." video
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By the time the election comes around, the Mueller report will be but a footnote.
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Those points stay with a player until the tournament comes around again the following year.
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He practically hits the roof of his car by the time the chorus comes around.
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"If Macron doesn't succeed, we'll have more populism when the next presidential election comes around."
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Hey, sometimes when a good Drake jam comes around ... you just gotta get shiggy with it.
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" She added, "Big hugs to everyone who feels like shit as this lovely holiday comes around.
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"Hopefully, it'll loosen up by the time the game comes around and he can pinch-hit."
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His hair stands up, and he starts sounding almost mean whenever a small child comes around.
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Maybe when it comes around to the Olympics you never know ... but right now I don't.
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So he comes around to me and he says, sir, don&apost you dare go in.
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The star told People en Español that she enjoys embellishing her home when fall comes around.
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Every year when fall comes around, I am awash with a post-summer longing for school.
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She says although Tom's moved out of the neighborhood ... he still comes around to "harass" her.
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By the time the Pixel 2 comes around, hopefully Google will deliver a smoother hardware experience.
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Even with their mixed feelings for America, Pakistanis are always interested when election time comes around.
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He may have more credibility with his supporters when he eventually comes around to supporting Clinton.
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If you're a seal or a squid, you had better be careful when she comes around.
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Because when a financial crisis comes around, they tend to drop those sort of products first.
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Just think, you could stock up on discounted toys, and then relax when December comes around.
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We share some kind of fruit-eggs-toast situation, then our nanny comes around 211:30.
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And so to me this comes around to libertarian, we can't afford a libertarian age anymore.
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This misheard lyric has become a meme that comes around at the end of every April. .
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"Let's see how popular it is when it starts raining and fall comes around," says van Dreunen.
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So when sale season comes around, we like to put our deep-discount knowledge to the test.
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Then "Episode 3" comes around, unraveling the story of heroine Maeve Wiley (Emma Mackey) and her abortion.
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But, once in a while, that perfect deal comes around that's just too good to pass up.
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Luckily, Hays and Amelia are more than happy to keep pursuing the investigation until West comes around.
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So when this candy-centric holiday comes around, Mars Wrigley and others pull out all the stops.
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Carol too miraculously comes around to the realization that she needs to help Ezekiel fight with Rick.
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Perhaps I should finally find that time to turn on the PS2 original, before July comes around.
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"And usually I always have a little bit extra when the following week comes around," she says.
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"This is a guy that comes around, like a Lawrence Taylor, once in a lifetime," Romo says.
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With an astonishing 352 kills, his record is all but assured until World War III comes around.
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When that next event comes around, the UK and the EU, at best, will be internally distracted.
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"By the time November comes around people are going to be dancing in the street," Saccone said.
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"I think what goes around comes around," Vettel said with a smile that appeared a little forced.
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The incident comes around a month after Iran unintentionally shot down a Ukrainian plane, killing 176 people.
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The letter comes around the one-year anniversary of Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation in a 22019-48 vote.
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Now, as our Presidential election comes around the last turn, the rhetoric is getting even more strident.
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I believe that what goes around comes around, and I believe in distributing love equally and fairly.
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A few adjustments could tip the scales in your favor the next time an opportunity comes around.
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It comes around like clockwork: As soon as January 1 arrives, there's this instinctual pull that happens.
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In "Pink Lite," clanky guitar chords create a melancholy that disperses every time the chorus comes around.
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This story has been updated to include credits for 5001 Flavors, Timberland, and What Goes Around Comes Around.
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But when the holiday comes around, it makes me think of how far we've come as a people.
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"We figured it would be a good thing to do something visible when Trump comes around," Freimüller said.
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It'll be tough topping this particular birthday celebration, so it's a good thing one comes around every year.
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"I saved it immediately and I thought when Halloween comes around I want it," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Summer only comes around once a year, we might as well enjoy every last bit of it, right?
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So, when the holiday comes around, it's clear that they should get something beauty-related as a gift.
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"I'm always really excited when fashion week comes around cause it's like this giant family reunion," she says.
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The Perseid meteor shower, which comes around every year at this time, will peak tonight and early tomorrow.
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Many fans will devour all eight episodes in one indulgent sitting by the time the weekend comes around.
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It also comes around six months after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate of Istanbul.
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When kickoff comes around, "The Hatchet" is all jacked up and ready to get the crowd lathered up!
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Editorial What goes around comes around, and on Tuesday, karma came for President Trump and his Republican acolytes.
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A drawing by Bloemaert or Martin might not impress a hedge fund manager who comes around for dinner.
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The rugby union World Cup gets its share of attention worldwide when it comes around every four years.
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Let's hope Schiff comes around to the same view of Trump's legitimacy before people start voting this fall.
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There is no guarantee the public will be understanding when the next general election comes around in 2020.
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But more women working offscreen doesn't necessarily mean their accolades will match up when awards season comes around.
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"As we all know, in United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around."
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Any public figure with a decent number of Twitter followers should take note — what goes around comes around.
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By the time June comes around, he said, "who knows what Donald Trump would have done by then?"
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Sometimes a video comes around that has it all: a cute dog, a Southern accent, and a primal scream.
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And until society comes around to my way of thinking — and my reasons for celebrating — I think I'm done.
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Well, that is if you define "forever" as, until a better, more enlightened celebrity comes around, then yeah, forever.
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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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The current negative cycle is beginning, and it will self-perpetuate — at least until the next cycle comes around.
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I decide against it for now but resolve to sign up the next time a good discount comes around.
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When Game of Thrones comes around, they might just sign up for HBO and then they might drop it.
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Aramco's bond issue comes around six months after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate of Istanbul.
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This means that when Becca comes around in all her gregarious, talkative glory, Arie's parents are very Lauren-focussed.
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The incident comes around six months after another Japanese rail line publically apologized for departing exactly 20 seconds early .
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He comes around, even with the ones he especially doesn't like, such as the famously annoying Ned (Stephen Tobolowsky).
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By the time the June 23 referendum comes around, England could feasibly be out, before the Group of 16.
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The cart with the brunch drinks comes around, but we both gave up drinking for Lent so we pass.
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The Canadian is hoping to have shaken off the effects of flu by the time the match comes around.
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Because Mercury is your planetary ruler, you always feel a little extra fucked up when the retrograde comes around.
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And as we all know the United States political system in the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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It comes around two weeks after Samsung started recalling Galaxy Note 7 handsets worldwide due to exploding battery fears.
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Whenever fall time comes around, everyone flocks to Starbucks to pick up one of their fancy Pumpkin Spice Lattes.
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The Water Resources Development Act, which comes around every two years, does not appropriate new taxpayer dollars for spending.
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"I'm encouraged by the amount of organizing that's going on, I always am when it comes around," Osthoff says.
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There is every reason to expect the three schools to remain in that order when this Tuesday comes around.
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What Goes Around Comes Around, a New York boutique, became a chainlet, expanding to Miami Beach and Los Angeles.
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"There's so much reverence when he comes around, and he brings so much life and respect there with him."
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And Easter comes around every year... Von Fistenberg: We tried to just have a few bloggers write about it.
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What goes around comes around, and you don't need a PhD in Marxist Dialectics to understand how this works.
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This misheard lyric has become a popular meme that comes around annually just before the first day of May.
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"The key is to be strategic at the front end so you're ready when tax time comes around," Weston said.
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After all, Cyber Monday only comes around once a year, and you might find something that calls out to you.
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And as we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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When Sunday comes around and the inevitable happens, we should all just keep it mind that it could be worse.
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Every once in a while, a story comes around that reminds us of the sheer power of grit and determination.
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Even if I had the cash, I'd sooner go for the rollable 4K model — at least until MicroLED comes around.
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But as Brett Kavanaugh noted in another context during his Senate confirmation hearing last autumn, "what comes around goes around".
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Once in a while a movie comes around that is the cinematic equivalent of being wrapped in a warm hug.
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I'm all for starting the holidays the second November comes around, but no one is decorating gingerbread houses before Halloween.
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It isn't going to replace American IV: The Man Comes Around as the sole credible country record in your collection.
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Do you feel like you have to come at this whole routine from different ways every time it comes around?
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Every time the first of May comes around I will think of you and I will miss your phone call.
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Mr Ashdown's new grand design will also fail unless the larger part of Labour comes around to supporting electoral reform.
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But by the time the next such season comes around the genetic information garnered by Kakapo 125 will be available.
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"Its amazing how many times a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity comes around," said Keith Gumbinger, vice president of hsh.
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Since then, living in New York, when the festival comes around, it's just a fantastic energy that enters the city.
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As each election campaign comes around, what seems to be lost more each season is basic on-the-ground reporting.
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That's why when a sale this good comes around at just the right time, it's impossible not to take advantage.
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What Halloween comes around, how exactly does dressing up as Trayvon and other illustrations of black pain, make you feel?
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As reliably as Christmas comes around, so the Chamber Music Society plays Bach's Brandenburg Concertos in the middle of December.
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Given the government's history of tax holidays, corporations know to hold their profits offshore until the next holiday comes around.
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"It's amazing how many times a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity comes around," said Keith Gumbinger, vice president of hsh.
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The Sun is a gigantic spotlight—no issue will be able to hide in the shadows when it comes around.
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It's no coincidence that this song comes around the time when news broke that the singer has a new beau.
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When Super Bowl Sunday comes around, it leaves more than empty bags of chips and pizza boxes in its wake.
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The people of "The Wrong Side of Goodbye" may not be with you by the next time Harry comes around.
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Mike Lee and Thom Tillis, aides say, so if the White House comes around to it, it could be significant.
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"Of course, when something new comes around people are going to be afraid because they've never seen it," he said.
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"If the desire [for another child] comes around, it will happen, that's the way I look at it," Dewan said.
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When the audio resumes, the officer wearing the bodycam comes around the side of the car into the parking lot.
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Initially, she seems to have forgotten everything she learned in the first season, but this time she comes around more quickly.
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We'll never know how many will stay at home, too frightened to go out and vote, when polling day comes around.
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We want to be a great team here and home, we want to have home court when playoff time comes around.
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When fall comes around, oftentimes so does the desire to transform your home into the most cozy and inviting spot possible.
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He's the son of a pirate who lost his father, she's skeptical of the piratical life but comes around — sound familiar?
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Consider this color bookmarked in our phones for fall, when Pumpkin Spice Latte and apple pie season comes around the corner.
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She decided that she was going to register enough voters so that when the next election comes around, there's more power.
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It feels fast and light and I may just make it my default browser again once the stable version comes around.
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Wilson and Ciara are expecting another baby soon ... but who knows what daddy's hair will look like when #3 comes around.
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"He comes around the corner inside the restaurant…this dude, and I'm not kidding, is dressed in full chainmail," she explained.
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What goes around, comes around This isn't the first, second or even third time that this post has made its rounds.
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So when a huge sale day comes around, we can't help but be the first to get in line (or online).
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Changes in breast size are quite common when your period — or "time of the month," to borrow Jenner's terminology — comes around.
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He even almost lands the difficult moment where the parent who disapproves of a child's dreams comes around in the end.
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Get Political Election season only comes around every four years, mine this deep well of crazy for a truly unique costume.
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Every once in a while a band comes around that makes you feel pretty okay about what's going on in music.
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The warming trend is unquestionable, even though winter (as Republicans are consistently pleased to point out) still comes around each year.
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With a new award under her belt, Pink indeed has a new accolade to celebrate when her 60th birthday comes around.
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"As we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around," Kavanaugh said.
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But by the time Election Day comes around, the polls aren't so bad that they can be dismissed out of hand.
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But political analysts say the issue will likely have faded from voters' minds by the time the September election comes around.
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Before I know it, we're winding back through the dark, and finally that little circle of light comes around a corner.
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When Wednesday morning comes around, Oforiwaa enlists a friend to help load everything into Tupperware containers and transport it to SOAS.
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Christie's What Goes Around Comes Around 25th Anniversary Auction in New York brought in a total of $1,659,250 on September 18.
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Like those holidays, she comes around fairly regularly: stealing scenes in movies, turning up for delightful guest arcs in prime time.
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"Imagining being a scientist or engineer all comes around that age, so you want to capture their imagination then," she said.
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It will be eight months from the time the promotion was turned into upper management for approval when February comes around.
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"When winter comes around, it's so great to have good food in your freezer that's easy to pull out," she says.
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When I actually win the game, a butler comes around the corner with a camera and snaps a picture of us.
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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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If they can't get policymakers to raise the standards, then they know what they need to do when election time comes around.
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Jenner's version is from luxury vintage boutique What Goes Around Comes Around, meaning — sadly — it's most likely the only one out there.
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But when "Learn to Let It Go" comes around the middle of the show, it feels like an instruction manual for coping.
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Elizabeth eventually comes around to the TV nonsense, but she has her own requirement: Hubby has got to kneel at her feet.
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It's become something of a ritual: September comes around, and Apple sends out its ever-mysterious invite to a few dozen outlets.
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Mr Wilson predicts that Silicon Valley companies will be a credible threat to Sky and BT whenever the next auction comes around.
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A. orders another drink when the server comes around, and we decide to split two entrées for dinner — short ribs and chili.
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That way, even after you give up on that resolution, the gym can stay afloat until New Year's Day comes around again.
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Take A WalkIf you live in Chicago (or the Upper Peninsula of Michigan), maybe avoid the walking date until spring comes around.
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It's something you do with your first child only, but maybe not so much by the time the second one comes around.
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By the time kick off comes around, 4,427 fans are packed into the leafy confines of Kingsmeadow to cheer the team on.
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Then when Wednesday comes around, you can start the day making rice, so you can end it making Spam musubi for dinner.
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Even before that date comes around, however, the fourth lawsuit, the one heard in Texas on Wednesday, could complicate matters even further.
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"The first race I was ever involved in was like the best candidate that comes around in a lifetime," Ms. Proctor said.
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"What goes around, comes around … do we want to do something that will accrue to the benefits of the Democrats?" said Sen.
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It looks like Beyoncé sported a white shirt, vintage Chanel suspenders and sunglasses from What Goes Around Comes Around, and a black wig.
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Your birthday only comes around once a year so you are well within your rights to celebrate, if that's your sort of thing.
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Everything they have seen points to Russian responsibility for election-related activity, the aides say, and add that Republicans hope Trump comes around.
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You will see more of Fiore when the World Cup comes around, as he is a vital member of Fox's coverage in Russia.
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But when winter comes around, it takes a little extra effort — and certainly more than one article of clothing — to look put together.
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He rarely takes his child seriously, and only comes around to Taylor's POV after a man-on-man session with Mafee (Dan Soder).
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You won't be caught off guard by additional taxes, and when tax time comes around, you can be prepared to pay Uncle Sam.
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As a driver comes around the corner, honking the horn to frighten the birds, the mother's screams can be heard in the background.
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When party time comes around, you can leave them plugged in to their respective sockets and connect the speakers for a unified soundtrack.
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Meanwhile, the prospect of more forced curtailments is looming ever larger as the November start of the winter heating season comes around again.
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By the time the comic conclusion comes around, it feels like a warm respite after the harsh weather of an active winter's day.
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When tax season comes around, get involved in the process and help collect the tax documents your accountant needs to complete your return.
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It's not all doom and gloom though, because the New Year comes around quickly and it's at this point that resolutions are made.
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An Olympian at age 113, "she comes around once a generation," Renaldo Nehemiah, the former 211 metres hurdles world record holder, told Reuters.
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The fashionable 38-year-old barrister has also been spotted shopping in N.Y.C.'s high-end vintage boutique, What Goes Around Comes Around.
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Roslin comes around to Adama's point of view, and the government transfers power peacefully to Baltar, bringing a fitting conclusion to their arc.
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It's not every day that a beverage comes around that can both get you tipsy and offer you health benefits to gloat about.
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" He suggested the "criminal deep state" was to blame for the Russia investigation and alleged surveillance, and warned "what goes around comes around.
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Maybe our leader will nod along to "You're A Grand Old Flag" like a hexed bobblehead when that doomed event comes around. USA!
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And of course, El Niño is another factor, so we may not witness anything quite like this until the next one comes around.
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When something gets really big the cycle comes around, there's a lot of mimicking and a couple people do some really awesome shit.
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Charles is Louise's secret lover, so Jamie and Claire plot to use this information to their advantage when the dinner party comes around.
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For all his flaws, he excels as a taxing lineup's late stress, causing some extra trouble before the main problem comes around again.
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Apple has not yet officially announced Apple Arcade pricing, so it could change by the time the iPhone event comes around in September.
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When an election comes around, I'll figure out how to vote, but I've adopted a traditional Catholic or conservative approach to that issue.
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Lucky for 3-year-old Rain Tolentino, when her first period comes around, she will know for sure that it doesn't mean she's dying.
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"When her vaccinations comes around, it'll be like $300 for a vet visit just to get her rabies vaccination and a checkup," Parkinson adds.
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But if she comes around to my house for a martini or dinner with her new husband, we never talk about music or Eurythmics.
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There are a bunch of fantastic deals to consider, but don't wait around too long, because this date only comes around once a year.
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Retirement: Nothing yet — this is my first time having a job that offers benefits, so I'm looking into it as open enrollment comes around.
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I'm paying off my student loans with my parents' help, so I don't want to ask them for anything once law school comes around.
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And Season 2 comes around and [I have to decide if] I'm going to tie all of these people into the murder mystery again.
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When the next new moon comes around, the lunar cycle will begin again, and you can refer to the previous month's entries for perspective!
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Athletes understand that one step forward is often followed by two steps back, and Ghost's emotional strength comes around more slowly than his speed.
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For instance, at What Goes Around Comes Around, CEO and Co-Founder Seth Weisser tells us that items go through three levels of verification.
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But then something comes around, like a ray of sunshine through a dense canopy of trash, to remind you that music is actually alright.
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My mother comes around with me, I have Assemblyman José Rivera traveling to various events in the Bronx, and we've received a great response.
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The roundelay of Broadway revivals comes around again to this Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical, directed by Jack O'Brien and choreographed by Justin Peck.
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Neither Sanders nor Warren alone will likely have more delegates than Biden when the convention comes around, if current polling is to be believed.
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The following precautions apply whatever the time of year, but it's worth reminding yourself of them every time a serious holiday season comes around.
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"When we're away from tournaments, there's definitely more of a friendly atmosphere, but when the tournament comes around, it's definitely all business," she said.
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"You can say that for the first one and then the next one comes around and you say the same thing," Bumgarner told reporters.
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But he comes around in time to interrupt the performance, delivering the message of love and tolerance that is this movie's reason to be.
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The reality TV star accessorized the look with a vintage Chanel chain belt and bracelets from What Goes Around Comes Around (similar here and here).
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But as the summer travel season comes around, here are some questions to ask yourself and your host during the booking process and your stay.
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Because if a perfect bronzer only comes around every 10 years or so, then it's never too soon for me to create an emergency stash.
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What goes around comes around, but they are great folks down there in Puerto Rico, and I'm going to do as much as I can.
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The tennis champion — who has also won six Australian Open titles, five U.S. Opens and one French Open — explained that what goes around comes around.
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Herbert the pit bull mix will never shy away from a good photo opportunity when his foster mom, Amanda Robles, comes around with a camera.
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Unfortunately, what goes around quickly comes around, and embellishing on a classic trend tends to be more popular than actually coming up with new ones.
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Whether they're drinking coffee or cuddling on the couch or walking in the snow, Marion hides her face from the camera whenever Theimer comes around.
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When warming time comes around, if the tissues thaw too slowly, they'll form ice crystals anyway, and if they thaw too unevenly, they could crack.
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Well, this is not much fun for the prisoner, but he does it, and eventually he comes around to realizing the true nature of things.
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Simpson isn't that into the idea when they go to see him in prison to pose the idea, but he obviously comes around to it.
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The current plan is to hit version 1.0 before 2018 comes around, but is anyone going to be surprised if this constantly changing game slips?
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His disturbing tirade against the Clintons and the left, coupled with his suggestions that "what comes around, goes around," still rings in many Americans' ears.
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How would blaming a Democratic conspiracy and raising the prospect of revenge ("what goes around comes around") please his parents, his wife or his daughters?
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When science fair time comes around, fourth graders tend to take on modest projects: They compare plant fertilizers, for example, or construct paper mache volcanoes.
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The idea is it therefore strengthens our internal rhythms, so that when night comes around again, we start to feel sleepy at the correct time.
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Unless the post-work utopia theorists are raving about comes around soon, picking your career is one of the most important choices of your life.
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As he put it in his testimony, "What goes around, comes around," in the partisan vortex that has been intensifying in Washington for decades now.
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On the flip side, fervor among gun control advocates has proven more difficult to maintain and, more importantly, count on when election day comes around.
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The end of the congressional funding ban essentially comes around to this research — right as there are signs that these programs are needed the most.
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But I'd probably recommend waiting to do that until the 19th comes around so you're sure this build and the official release version are the same.
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The goal of think tanks like this one is to conduct research that could feed any legislation if/when Congress comes around to the idea politically.
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For me, it would be useful to have a sort of system janitor that comes around to certain file directories and trashes certain sorts of files.
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She explained on Instagram that hers was celebrated on the final day of filming as they won't be together by the time actual birthday comes around.
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There's a ton to unpack there, as this image comes around the credits' visit to King's Landing, which currently has only dragon bones in its midst.
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People tell you that you're over babies by the time the second one comes around, but, if anything, she's more precious to me than the first.
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He will be 33 years of age by the time Russia 2018 comes around, and unlikely to have the same talismanic influence as he does now.
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So when this earnings season comes around, and you hear online-heavy retailers blame the storm for their woes, don't immediately assume it's a bogus excuse.
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The space lab's end comes around a year after its predecessor, Tiangong-1, plummeted to Earth in an uncontrolled descent after almost three years in orbit.
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Eventually, Luca comes around and tells Zoey that he's willing to give her all the dirt on his exes, if it will make her trust him.
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When the anticipated day finally comes around, the recipient receives a surprise email from the school telling them where they can go pick up their cake.
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Invest early while you still have timeThe great thing about being in your 20s is that you have a gift that only comes around once: time.
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"Once the weekend comes around, there's going to be a few more people having a drink," he said, "and it should be a little bit louder."
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His dad comes around to him not wanting to continue to construction business within a couple of episodes and that's that: Archie is pursuing music instead.
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The door is open to a clear conservative majority on the court, and they intend to walk through it before what goes around comes around again.
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Every time summer comes around, I eagerly look forward to getting to dive into the clear, cool water after not being able to for so long.
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The shooting comes around a month after another high-profile rampage in a mall in Lopburi in which three people died and four others were wounded.
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In celebration of Leap Day, which only comes around once every four years, the animation depicts the number 29 in the center of the Google logo.
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" As to whether Fonda would ever appear on Kelly's show again, the actress said yes, but only "if she comes around and learns her stuff, sure.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week What goes around, comes around Call it karma.
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Holland is simply sporting a buzz cut, one that will hopefully grow back to his boyish 'do by the time another Spider-Man movie comes around.
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The excuse a Silicon Valley company gave for firing one of its engineers fell flat with the public because people understand what goes around, comes around.
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" Despite the good-natured grumbling, Hottle says he appreciates Feldman: "He comes around and he checks out everybody, makes sure everybody's all right, brings down supplies.
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If I'm by myself and the waiter comes around asking who wants dessert, I love that I don't need to glance at anyone asking for permission.
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Why it matters: The announcement comes around a month before the nation's federal election and outlines a clear contrast with the Conservative Party on the issue.
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"What goes around comes around … America should pay the price of invading my country," said 29-year-old Marwa Fadhel, who works in Iraq's Ministry of Oil.
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Last year, 25 artists at 112 2nd Avenue participated, but by the time GOS 2016 comes around (October 14–16), the building will be an empty shell.
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I don't get too many opportunities to wear festival gear, so when festival season comes around I make sure to go all out with some fun looks!
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It's nice being someone who can give it a kick up the ass and then scurry around the corner and write about it as it comes around.
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I'm not sure if I believe in miracles, but every now and again a story comes around that makes me start to think they just might exist.
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The magnificent talent of Michael Jackson comes around once in a generation, and his children are also awestruck by his work — even if they can't replicate it.
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Brides and grooms sharing a wedding on the same day as the royal couple were faced with challenge that only comes around a few times every generation.
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And we recommend shopping the sale hard — grab a candle for your mailman and yoga instructor, too — because National Candle Day only comes around once a year.
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By the time John Wick: Chapter 2 comes around, John takes off to Rome to kill the sister of an Italian crime lord but gets double crossed.
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That said, a disintegrating planet's signal usually comes around again and again as the world orbits its star, but there was no repetition in Jacobs' Kepler data.
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The day on which Mari Lwyd roams varies from town to town, so keep an eye out and a sharp wit for when the mare comes around.
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Blispay makes money off customers who don't end up paying for the item when the six months comes around and then they are subject to 19.99% interest.
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"You for one, should not be talking about 'what goes around, comes around,'" Colbert said, referring to Trump's tweet about FBI agents being "caught" in the scandal.
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I'm down for meaningless entertainment sometimes, but every once in a while a rare show comes around that's doing more, and 'The OA' is such a show.
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What goes around comes around, and all of your self-discipline and hard work will speak for itself during this Saturn retrograde period, which lasts through August.
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During the time when we don't have what we want, we can create negative associations with it — meaning that we doubt it when it finally comes around.
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" He appeared to level fresh political threats: "And as we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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Instead, when Friday comes around, kids spend the entire day making arrangements for how to get their 30-pack of Natural Light or, far worse, Four Loko.
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When election season comes around, there are some clichés presidential candidates can&apost help but reach for as they seek to form a bond with potential supporters.
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Buss says even though all the owners are gettin' chummy and bonding over Cincoro booze, they're all focused on destroying each other when the season comes around.
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While this story is certainly something we've seen before in movies, the combination of Christmas, slasher, and urban legend isn't something that comes around a whole lot.
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Potentially I'll be living on some weird island, but if I'm still in the Hollywood industry and New Girl comes around, I would love to jump on it.
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That's why we're placing our bets on butterfly clips slowly edging out flannel and bringing the early-aughts back to life (what goes around comes around, you know?).
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For me, when Black History Month comes around, it doesn't feel like it because I'm black all year long, and I prefer to celebrate it all year long.
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Noting that what goes around comes around, Dakota went on to share that she wasn't bothered by her sister's swimsuit heist, as she had already returned the favor.
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Jenner, 21, made the steep purchase at What Goes Around Comes Around NYC — a store the Kardashians frequent to find the most exclusive luxury vintage handbags and accessories.
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The slow-moving culprits were diamondback terrapins, a turtle species that spends most of its time in neighboring Jamaica Bay, Queens — that is, until mating season comes around.
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And, when the next offer comes around, well, it has the appearance of looking like it's a better offer and it usually has other strings attached to it.
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Halloween only comes around once a year, so if you're putting in the effort to get dressed up this October, you should try to make your costume count.
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The identity of the girl in the plane is exhausting by the time it comes around — it's going to take some processing from both sides of the screen.
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But in season 1, at least, the local authority represented by Sheriff Jim Hopper slowly comes around to believing and helping the characters most threatened by the supernatural.
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And once the Twitch integration comes around, I can spend most of my gaming week planning a story instead of cross-referencing character sheets and keeping players honest.
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As open enrollment comes around, take a closer look at all of the benefits your employer offers, and consider which ones make sense for you and your family.
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Day 4 When day four comes around, I realize I'm out of San Pellegrino, so I tack a sparkling water onto the end of my UberEats order instead.
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Sure, Murray's character comes around to the warm fuzzies at the end, but in his grumbling, he might just tip you off about the silliness of Groundhog Day.
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The government's showdown with Apple may have been postponed, but the core issues at play will surely rise again as soon as the next "test case" comes around.
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After all, the key to getting really rich is being selective with how you invest your money and waiting until the "game-changing deals" comes around, he says.
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If someone comes around your place and you're not there, you can still find out who it is via the app that keeps a record of every photo.
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The best part comes around the where Cruise and his crew are tossed around inside a tumbling airplane after the aircraft is attacked by a flock of birds.
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Assuming the offense comes around sooner than later, possibly even climbing up to a top-ten level, the Blazers will have the profile of a spunky championship contender.
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" Parents may weaponize the specter of contagion for petty or short-term goals, Ribet said, but, she added, "most reasonable parents accommodate, because what goes around comes around.
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At age 69, Mr. Wang has exceeded the age, 68, when an informal party rule says top officials should step down once the next party congress comes around.
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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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She will have spent almost two years serving Trump, yes, but, by the time 2024 comes around, she will be six years removed from the Trump White House.
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That type of candidate comes around once every generation and, while Biden is charismatic, he has not yet mastered the discipline that is necessary to avoid purity tests.
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A new Animal Crossing game is rare enough that, every time another one comes around, I'm convinced this, finally, will be the time I get into Animal Crossing.
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Even Eddy comes around to this stance, once he transfers to a school in the bigger, better-off city of Amiens and meets richer students with nicer manners.
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Trami's arrival in the western Pacific comes around a week after Super Typhoon Mangkhut wreaked devastation across the northern Philippines and slammed into Hong Kong and southern China.
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When summer comes around and good basketball becomes scarce, TBT—in just its third year of existence—has become a godsend for basketball nerds hungry for a fix.
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A community with low immunization rates is a more dangerous place for small babies (and elderly adults and anyone with underlying medical problems) when flu season comes around.
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Or, by taking a large dose every seven days, I can "bust" my season of headaches and be free from pain until the next time it comes around.
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I don't need to make millions of dollars from it, unless again $20 million comes around, but it's one of those ... I'm just enjoying the way it is.
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During a fitting with stylist Mimi Cuttrell at New York City's What Goes Around Comes Around, the supermodel, 21, took a break to pose with her four-legged friend.
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Boasting over 73,000 followers on Instagram, this dog named Heanooni from Seoul, South Korea, always seems to have a smile on its face, even when bath time comes around.
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But the only time the playground supervisor comes around, he or she says, 'Don't chew gum on the playground,' and walks away, and ignores the bruises and the fighting.
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Initially wary of the video's effect on his career (and his relationship with his grandma), Cary eventually comes around to accepting that its success makes him a gay icon.
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But when a new coach arrives in town promising a comeback, the rivalry amps up — and by the time the final match comes around everyone's lives will be changed.
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It needs to knock the notion that the Bachelor looks like anyone at all — it needs to crush whatever physical template is clearly in mind when casting comes around.
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In most cases, this point comes around six weeks, when the fetus is about the size of a pea and many women are not yet aware they are pregnant.
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Many students become aware of the stunt as soon as freshman year, meaning that some teens have years to think about what they'll do when their turn comes around.
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Just like that gorgeous sequin party dress you bought has been hanging in the closet for months, gold eyeshadow tends to sit unused until the perfect opportunity comes around.
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No matter the will or the way, we're convinced the 16 options ahead will have you embracing athleisure — but not too much because what goes around eventually comes around.
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If a crisis comes around, shareholders will be protected by the good will generated from the company's earlier willingness to aim at much more than maximal short-term profitability.
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The move comes around one year after federal regulators prevented Staples from acquiring rival Office Depot, which soon was followed by Staples naming Shira Goodman as its new CEO.
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It's one of the first trees to blossom, and the whole song uses that as a metaphor for a hopeful future—everything's a cycle, it all comes around again.
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For four minutes however, allow this timelapse of Finland's pristine winter to remind you of the magic that lives in that first snowy morning that comes around in December.
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The biggest hurdle comes around the network's comedies, which will launch and then be moved around willy-nilly over the course of the first several weeks of the season.
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The disparities in population will again exceed the limits set by the courts by the time the next election comes around, says Kenneth McElwain of the University of Tokyo.
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The increase comes around the same time the Trump administration faced widespread criticism for its "zero-tolerance" policy, which led to thousands of migrant children separated from their parents.
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Soccer matches, particularly at the World Cup which only comes around every four years, have a tendency to make a person's body produce higher levels of adrenaline and cortisol.
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If the Trump administration does not recertify the agreement when it comes around in just a few weeks, the rest of the signers may attempt to maintain the treaty.
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Each time the chorus comes around he sounds more anguished, and as with "Only One You Need," the song's arc never resolves, instead stopping abruptly after the last chorus.
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Judge is just the latest Bronx Bomber, and he comes around at a time when every pitch, every swing, every step, every long ball is quantified, recorded and ranked.
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"I know they're looking for answers because they didn't like the way that their brother died, and all I would say is, 'What goes around comes around,'" she said.
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The point is that when the next presidential election comes around, the Democrats will not necessarily be fighting on that moral turf upon which they enjoy signaling their virtue.
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"It probably gets a little tougher now, but in life you have to relish these things because there's no guarantees for any of us that it comes around again."
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It's too hot for anyone but locals to stand the pit stains, but as soon as October comes around, the snowbirds start landing, and things really come to life.
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By the time the third fourth month of winter comes around, our mouths have deteriorated into a splitting, peeling mess — the dryness level vacillating somewhere between sandpaper and White Walker.
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If Democrats don't make a pitch to win back the white working class, they will become ever more alienated and susceptible to the next Trump-style demagogue who comes around.
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So, if you've always suffered from seasonal allergies, it's probably not a huge surprise when springtime comes around and you're constantly congested (even if it feels worse this time around).
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Every time summer comes around I find myself lured into the Insta-trap, the grid of glowing women with sun-kissed limbs and a sprinkle of freckles across their nose.
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The two make their way to the breakfast table and before the orange juice even comes around, Jack impulsively proposes to her, improvising a ring with a coiled guitar string.
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Kendall Jenner, 21, and Kourtney Kardashian, 38, stepped out in Los Angeles Wednesday evening to attend the one-year anniversary party of the What Goes Around Comes Around boutique relocation.
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"I am so happy in my life right now and I don't think I will ever get married or have children, unless somebody comes around that's so amazing," she explained.
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And it's also not sitting on a shelf until her family comes around or she takes her wig off, like with Annalise Keating on How to Get Away with Murder.
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I know I've done everything I can possibly do in training and when fight night comes around, my instincts will take over from everything I've been doing in the gym.
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If the candidate is unsuccessful in the mock interview, they are then given feedback on how to improve and crucially, how to get hired when the real interview comes around.
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Because, when the final confrontation with the hit-issuing Paulie comes around, Jackie is barely Jackie anymore—the Darkness has consumed him, become him, and Patton's having an absolute ball.
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The vast majority of people told me I'd be fine with skipping everything post-Palmer, encouraging me to tune in when the finale comes around, then indulge in the movie.
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Self-isolating is a struggle that's not new them When flu and cold season comes around, some people with weakened immune systems go into self-isolation mode, like Danielle Grijalva.
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If he comes around to support the bill, then other senators focused on Medicaid would likely join him, bringing the bill that much closer to the bare majority it needs.
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The opening night of David McVicar's new production of Puccini's classic finally comes around, or at least one hopes it does, because it seems as if this production were cursed.
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If the Trump administration neglects a push for peace, American leaders could find themselves faced with the same choices as now — or worse — when the next strategy review comes around.
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"Where will my customers sit?" said Ms. Ziervogel, who is certain that once the good weather comes around Konnopke's will suffer a drop in revenue because of the missing seating.
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That is going to keep building in the next week or so and by the time the Ryder Cup comes around, it is going to be pretty intense for them.
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This announcement coming randomly on a Wednesday is also not a surprise; tomorrow night is The Game Awards, the closest thing we have to E3 until E3 comes around again.
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Bolormaa remembers growing up with a traditional Mongolian saying - that when the year of the monkey comes around once in each 12-year lunar calendar, it invites disasters like the dzud.
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Mendoza is a second baseman with a sideline: he serves as Guerrero's translator when an English-only reporter comes around to interview the already-famous son of a long-famous father.
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It can make up to nine dozen cookies in a single batch, which is a game-changer if you're the type to be constantly baking when the holiday season comes around.
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If you're trying to work to loosen marijuana laws in your state, is it easier to replace an anti-weed governor or pass weed ordinances and hope the governor comes around?
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The attack comes around a week after Islamic State claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on a demonstration by members of the mainly Shi'ite Hazara minority, killing at least 80 people.
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The release of the pumpkin pie M&Ms comes around the same time that Starbucks announced that they are now selling pumpkin spice flavored coffee grounds and bottled Pumpkin Spice Lattes.
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But you know, as it comes around, he&aposs done a tremendous amount of work and the tremendous a lot of good has come out of his tweet on other topics.
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It always comes around and drenches me in rain drops and that's part of the reason why it took a long time for me to do what I had to do.
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It's clear with Maureen, an expert mechanic who doesn't get to work on bikes much anymore, until Ben comes around with a broken hog (she's been relegated to toaster repair, lately).
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The guy has been bogarting the conversation since the couple sat down, and he chimes in first when the bartender, Attaboy co-owner Michael McIlroy, comes around to take their order.
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The next time the plate of those crowned, green stalks comes around, take a few extra and find out which part of the population you belong to—smellers or non-smellers.
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The latest funding round comes around half a year after Yoyo built a custom loyalty app for Caffè Nero, which is now used across 640 stores in the UK and Ireland.
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Which makes it all the more striking when D'Souza, the Trump-defending huckster, comes around to many of the same economic policy prescriptions as Flake, the Trump-abjuring would-be statesman.
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The deal comes around a year after rumors first emerged about Aon looking to buy Willis Towers Watson; however, talks quickly fell apart in March, though there was no reason given.
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Sale season has been fun, but after scouring the discount sections of every retailer in sight and online, it can be a breath of fresh air when something new comes around.
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If you're looking for an extra dose of fireworks this New Year's Even, look to the skies for the chance to see a comet that only comes around every five years.
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Train tickets are $3, but they almost never collect them, so I have a few in the app's ticket wallet on my phone, ready to be activated if anyone comes around.
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Just about any interview or conference call with Mr. Fink bears this out: Invariably, the conversation comes around to technology, with scant mention of what the firm's stock pickers are doing.
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What goes around comes around, and now their business, Salon Rock, is only 13 doors away from the Scottsdale bar where they first met in 20173 when it was called Cowgirls.
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And this is just a sample of the 50-plus events we'll likely see listed by the time Memorial Day comes around, in addition to the main event at Hart Plaza.
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She comes around to the front; I grow nervous and pull back a bit, afraid of the same thing happening -- and her sideways hand hits in the middle of my genitals again.
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So when fall comes around (bless transitional weather!) and the ultimate two-in-one outfit starts making its way into our rotation again, it's safe to say we jump on it — fast.
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It was rumored that Timberlake was seeing Scarlett Johansson — who appeared in his music video for "What Goes Around… Comes Around" — in 2006 as well, but neither party confirmed an official romance.
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"Come 4 o'clock there's usually a friend or two that comes around for a glass of wine or a meal — we're always cooking or watching sports of some capacity," the actress says.
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Relatively few ever get to realize that ambition, but there is another World Cup target that still unites fans every time the competition comes around again: completing the tournament's official sticker album.
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Pendleton Serrado Throw Blanket, $73.90 (after sale $99.50) [You save $25.60]You may not need a thick wool blanket right now, but you'll be thankful for this piece when winter comes around.
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When/if his outside shot comes around, he'll be able to coexist with any type of big, including Zion Williamson (it's hard not to faint when day-dreaming about that collective athleticism).
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"I hope by the time the Olympics comes around the atmosphere and tensions of the political climate are different," he said, adding that he would support teammates should they express their views.
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There's a whole sports movie archive out there designed for bored sports fans to revisit and re-rank every time July comes around and there's nothing else for them to fucking do.
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That committee is stacked with Beijing loyalists, but now the pro-democracy camp will have a little bit more influence in 2022, when the next Hong Kong chief executive election comes around.
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It feels like a new streaming service comes around every other month, and in order to get access to all the shows you love, you have to subscribe to more than one.
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When March comes around this year, and you pull out five bucks to enter the office pool you never seem to win, there will be a little less help available than usual.
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Weather forecasters have been eyeing for a couple of months a possible return this year of El Niño, which normally comes around every two to seven years and last occurred in 2015/16.
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Bitter old Ebenezer Scrooge hates Christmas, but with the help of some ghosts, eventually comes around to being kinder and gentler — spreading holiday cheer that'll leave you hopeful for humanity and what not.
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" Joy-Anna Duggar: "Any time a family member tries a pickle for the first time, we always go around and take videos and pictures and everybody comes around to watch their facial expression.
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And I can't even lie: I'll probably still be watching when the 20th anniversary special featuring Mason, Penelope, North, Saint, Reign, and the two upcoming new babies from Kim and Kylie comes around.
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After all, the last thing you'll want to worry about once your trip comes around is lugging a heavy hair dryer in your suitcase or a bulky makeup bag in your carry-on.
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It comes around two weeks after Samsung started recalling Galaxy Note 7 handsets worldwide due to... The 68th Primetime Emmy Awards have wrapped and let's just get it out of the way: Veep.
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In the United States it's been rolling for over 953 months in a row, and by the time 2018 comes around will be closing in on the record 120 months in the 1960s.
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But there are some red flags to be aware of that the person you've just started talking to might just want some temporary warmth, before they dump you again when spring comes around.
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At around 6 feet tall, he is much less physically imposing in person than he appears onscreen, with the unassuming athleticism of the friend you forget does CrossFit until beach season comes around.
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In his statement Friday, the president said he'd reimpose the measures next time the deadline comes around unless European allies put stricter limitations on what Iran is allowed to do under the pact.
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He once told me that you have a responsibility to be "living in the moment when 8:00 comes around," because to a fan, it's the most important 8:00 of their life.
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But we find that no matter what we say about no more Trump talk, conversation comes around to him and the latest insane, horrible and utterly unbelievable thing he has done or said.
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What was really fascinating is when the eventual combat breaks out, a glitch keeps cutting away to the battle at the NPC camp when the "allied turn" comes around in the turn order.
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The Saturn-Pluto conjunction only comes around every few decades, and this one coincides with a meeting between Mercury, the planet of communication and the mind, and the sun, our source of vitality.
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That means you'll not only cut back on waste and ultimately get more for your money, but also give your loved one something they can enjoy until the next Valentine's Day comes around.
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Doug Ramsey of The Leuthold Group believes a sell-off amounting to about 8 percent is ahead, citing seasonal weakness that typically comes around this time and an irrational surge in bullish sentiment.
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You're going to have an incredibly stimulating and productive month, Aquarius, which will leave you a bit burned out by the time Halloween comes around, so you should start planning your costume now.
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"A girl next to us got a selfie and I was like, 'Oh my God I have to get a selfie with him if he comes around again,' which usually doesn't happen," Sollers explained.
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Blitzing Curry as he comes around a screen means, in NBA parlance, putting "two on the ball," which is more likely to result in an open shot a pass or two down the line.
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But many newcomers to the sharing - or gig - economy, do not pay close attention throughout the year to what they are spending to make money, and end up scrambling when tax time comes around.
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The attack comes around a week after the Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on a demonstration by members of the mainly Shi'ite Hazara minority, killing at least 80 people.
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Hamlin recently starred alongside her mother, sister Amelia Gray Hamlin, 17, and 90-year-old grandmother Lois Rinna in a special Mother's Day photoshoot for the luxury vintage brand, What Goes Around Comes Around.
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Some of Koze's earliest tracks—and his debut album Kosi Comes Around—landed on Kompakt, the seminal German imprint known for bleary-eyed and emotional house and techno, located in his hometown of Hamburg.
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In real money, that comes around $350 million and with our economy in a 12-year recession, mainly due to the colonial status, we simply do not have the resources to fund the programs.
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Maintaining a strict rebalancing discipline means buying into stocks when they're heading south, which allows investors to earn that much more when a period like the second and third quarters of 2009 comes around.
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He starts by asking guests to tell their life story — how they ended up doing what they do — and the conversation eventually comes around to current events, which these days means the 2016 campaign.
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As was shared by Deals We Like, one of those exceptions comes around regularly when Amazon launches an offer to redeem just one Amex Membership Rewards point to save 20% off your Amazon purchase.
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Just when you thought you couldn't be any more tired on a Monday, Daylight Saving Time comes around and catches us all by surprise — more surprising, even, than the fact that it's already March (how?).
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The latest manufacturing numbers indicate that if he's not impeached and removed from office before then, Trump's economic record could go from being a strength to a weakness for him before November 2020 comes around.
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You'll need these pruning shears for when gardening season comes around, and the Dewalt Tough System Drawer Unit to get your tools organized for when it's finally warm enough to mess around in the garage.
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Is the retribution that he hints at, when he notes that "as we all know in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around," going to be on display?
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The Heads of the Colored People, Nafissa Thompson Spires, 2014Sometimes, a voice comes around that is so singular, so funny, so wholly original, that you go back and reread each story once you finish it.
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Smush Parker tells TMZ Sports he's PUMPED Lamar Odom is down to join his team for Ice Cube's 3-on-3 league ... and while he hopes Kobe Bryant comes around, he's not about to beg.
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A religious tenet within forms of Wiccanism, this law basically states that what goes around comes around: Any energy that you manifest or put out into the world will eventually affect you three times over.
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When winter comes around and you find that the knees of your jeans have given out, there's a nifty chapter on how to embroider a patch, sashiko style, that will fortify both jeans and you.
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The news comes around four months after the bank completely overhauled its app with the goal of offering a mobile banking experience informed by research into how people use their mobile apps and consumer needs.
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"When the Masters comes around and I'm not in it, then it's a bit of a wake-up call," Howell said after grabbing a share of the first-round lead last month in Tampa, Fla.
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As of March 30, the state has nearly 60,3823 confirmed cases, meaning more than 60,000 New Yorkers will be at home in bed or in hospitals on ventilators when its original primary date comes around.
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" All in all, Marvel's newest lead had herself a celebration worthy of a hero â€" which is good, because we're probably going to need her help when Thanos comes around again next month in Avengers: Endgame.
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Bonus, if your mom pisses you off in the future, you can always threaten to turn the Nest Cam towards a Keeping Up With the Kardashians marathon until she comes around to your point of view.
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In the end, however, Deja comes around and agrees to let them adopt her — though first she pays a visit to her biological father, so obviously that is going to be a sticking point moving forward.
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Tarte Cosmetics's highly anticipated one-day sale, which comes around every year to the delight of beauty enthusiasts everywhere and lets you be totally in control of what products you get to enjoy major savings on.
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What starts off as a hobby, racing in the Radical SR22 Cup, quickly becomes more serious when Nissan comes around and offers him to help him fulfill his long-standing dream of racing in Le Mans.
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When I went to visit some of her extended family that live in an Old Believers' village, one of the women I spoke to basically said that they really believe that what goes around comes around.
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"We're there for the difficult conversations, we're there for every type of conversation with our Pacific family, just like any family that comes around the table," he told reporters after addressing a South Australian Liberals conference.
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In the department of what goes around comes around (my favorite department, don't you know), the Nazis disliked Futura for eliminating their Fraktur-style heavy ornamentation — until they took Futura as their own, with no explanation.
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Right now, at the winter solstice, sunset in New York comes around 4:30 and there are only nine hours and 15 minutes of daylight — nearly six hours fewer than at the summer solstice in June.
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This grotesque character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country, and as we all know, in the political system of the early 20063s, what goes around comes around.
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This grotesque, character assassination will dissuade confident and good people of all political persuasions from serving our country and as we all know in the political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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National parks are always a hot destination when summer comes around — but as millions of tourists hit the road this year to enjoy the great outdoors, experts say visitors should first study up on best safety practices.
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I'm going to go off to college, and I just think having that experience and going through all of it before another big part of my life comes around is going to be really exciting for me.
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The incident comes around a week after the deputy governor of Kunar province in eastern Afghanistan was kidnapped near the Pakistani city of Peshawar although there was no immediate indication of any connection between the two incidents.
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When tax time comes around, you realize that managing your taxes as a freelancer is a lot more complex than it is for your 9-to-5 colleagues who receive a single W-2 from their employer.
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Vettel, who like Hamilton has won three times so far this year, was only 0.147 seconds slower than his rival on Friday and Ferrari have a habit of closing the gap by the time Sunday comes around.
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Heads of the Colored People By Nafissa Thompson-Spires Out April 163Sometimes, a voice comes around that is so singular, so funny, so wholly original, that you go back and reread each story once you finish it.
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The reluctance to talk of a definitive end to her Olympic career reflected her understanding that even though she would be 37 when Beijing comes around, there is no need to rule herself out at this stage.
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As a new ad from American Greetings points out, not everyone will be able to send out cards to our moms when Mother's Day comes around — but that doesn't mean that they won't be celebrating their mothers.
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Today, the fuller line up was announced, and it's a much tastier proposition; one that will no doubt have a million FOMO sufferers desperately pounding their laptops and home phones when resale day comes around in April.
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I'm finding I have to struggle a lot less to close my suitcase at the end of each place and that, when laundry day comes around, it's because I've used every last stitch I brought with me.
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So while it's never easy to say no to a sequin dress or another pair of leather pants, when a collection like this one comes around, we'd never not throw our hats credit cards into the ring.
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You can tweak this brilliant sauce to be more in tune with the current season, but at least be sure to hang on to this recipe to make the most of peak tomatoes when summer comes around.
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Naturally, then, when the general election comes around, candidates ignore every noncompetitive state — meaning the vast majority of the country — and pour their resources into the few that tend to swing back and forth between Republicans and Democrats.
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The Scandal universe tends to keep it pretty simple, with red wine and regular popcorn, but because the final season only comes around once, we've come up with pairings for every type of popcorn, from savory to sweet.
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The 40-year-old American, who claimed his second major championship when he triumphed at St Andrews 12 months ago, believes minority sports are more deserving of prominence in an event that only comes around every four years.
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Even if the rest of the world never comes around to embracing Michael Brown as human, with all of the contradictory and complex characteristics implied by the term, his mother now owns her own narrative of his life.
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The move comes around the same time as a price increase from Netflix, which sees the streaming service raising the prices on its two most popular plans, which allow for things like more simultaneous streams or 4K support.
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They go after phony collusion with Russia and a made-up scam and end up getting caught in a major spy scandal, the likes of which this country may have never seen before what goes around comes around.
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" The former Bush aide who previously served with independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton also asserted, "As we all know, in the United States political system of the early 226s, what goes around comes around.
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"In a [Republican] primary, you've almost got to be Trump-like, and then the general comes around and you realize you can't win that way," said Peter Guzman, a conservative who heads the Latin Chamber of Commerce Nevada.
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Sanho HyperDrive USB Type-C Hub (left)Type-C Multiport Adapter: Sanho HyperDrive USB Type-C Hub With every school year that comes around, an updated batch of laptops are released — many of which come with the latest ports.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - So great are expectations placed on French riders every time the Tour de France comes around they could be excused for feeling as though they are pedaling up an Alpine road carrying pannier bags full of lead.
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And, aside from Amazon Prime Day 2019, which is expected to happen in mid-July, this might be your best chance to save on some tech products until Labor Day or Black Friday comes around later in the year.
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"It's the kind of thing that, as an actor, you look forward to eventually and you wait on it, then when it comes around, you question whether you're ready or not," he says of taking on the starring role.
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God knows what will happen if the United Kingdom votes for a mid-tournament Brexit, but we have a strong suspicion that we could be at war with France by the time the final comes around on 10 July.
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The U17s defeat to England hurt, but much like the senior team's failure to qualify for Russia, he says it will only motivate him to train harder, play smarter, and ultimately win more games when his turn comes around.
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Keep krasinthusith's collection of otherworldly carvings in mind when Halloween comes around, because while you may not have the skill to carve out a Tolkien-level seascape, you'll definitely find some inspiration in his amazing works of edible art.
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Well, there's plenty: You can make donations and volunteer with pro-choice organizations; you can go out and protest; and you can cast your vote for pro-choice politicians the next time a local or national election comes around.
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The move by WPCT comes around a month after it announced a series of responses to its sliding share price, including plans to cut debt, hire new board members and improve oversight of stake sales in the suspended fund.
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When Christmas comes around, there'll be no need to bake cookies for Santa and leave them by the chimney if you've booked the Christmas Eve fantasy package at the Renaissance Indian Wells Resort & Spa in greater Palm Springs, California.
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One writer at video game and culture publication Kotaku, is skeptical at first but comes around quickly to the charm of the treat: "I come here not to bury Mac N' Cheetos, but rather to praise them," he writes.
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She turned them over promptly to Seth Weisser and Gerard Maione, the founders and owners What Goes Around Comes Around, who will be selling the pieces, which they've called "vintage for the future," at nosebleed prices in coming weeks.
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But ultimately, "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" is a family holiday movie that will do well enough for now; it probably won't linger in your memory long enough to make it until the next inevitable adaptation comes around.
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"If you feel like your side is being pushed around and then someone comes around and says, 'I may not be one of you, but I'm going to defend your views,' they see that as loyalty," Mr. Domenech said.
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And Klay Thompson has got to be healthy for us to be a contender, but if we can hang in there the first half of the season, I think we can make some noise when playoff time comes around.
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So when everything comes around to bite her in the ass in the finale, we get a raw, hard-to-watch look at what it means to have your most selfish, immature self come smack dab face-to-face with reality.
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" He guesses that by the time October comes around, what's taking place now will largely be forgotten, "and [Democrats] are going to do what they always do, which is enthusiastically show up to the polls and vote for the party's candidate.
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I imagine some of those leaders (like a CEO and CFO) will be in place by the time Disrupt SF comes around in September, so I'll be sure to chat with Saint John about the company's new leadership and much more.
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Rest assured, when season 2 finally comes around (which Fagbenle himself told the LA Times is "action packed, it's exciting, and you're gonna really get to see an expansion of the world of Gilead") you'll get bae respect you've long deserved.
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It is possible that once Brexit comes around, the longstanding traditional close ties (yes, the dreaded "special relationship") between the US and UK would mean some sort of negotiation would take place sooner rather than later, especially if TTIP collapses.
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The 37-year-old continued her recent trend of tight and bright attire at the 25th anniversary celebration for vintage retailer, What Goes Around Comes Around, in Beverly Hills, pairing her vintage Versace mini with a crystal-covered carton of fries.
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" But of course Kim Kardashian did not spend several grand on salty fried potatoes—at least not all at once and not at the "25th anniversary celebration for vintage retailer What Goes Around Comes Around in Beverly Hills on Tuesday night.
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" The former President George W. Bush aide who previously served with independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton also asserted, "As we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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I am afraid he has made this internal debate so polarized that even if he comes around, far too many of his supporters would just be so disgusted with the process that they won't come out in the numbers needed.
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And there is a further lesson, one that the history of market bubbles and financial panics — as well as mideclipse shark attacks — will confirm: We will almost certainly be looking in the wrong direction when the next attack comes around.
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"You always reflect back to Studio 54 and how do you bring it back," said Gerard Maione, an owner of What Goes Around Comes Around, a vintage boutique in SoHo that hosts the party and lends revelers period-appropriate clothing.
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"The dramatic and musical peak of 'Dreamgirls' — the showstopper, the main reason to see the movie — comes around midpoint, when Jennifer Hudson, playing Effie White, sings, 'And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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From here on out, everything will just be slight variations on this until something more revolutionary comes around, which may not be too long if Samsung lives up to its promises of debuting a bendy-screen handset before the end of the year.
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If the U.K. legalizes marijuana — and the country did just start allowing doctors to prescribe it — and Germany comes around, and if the United States legalizes it on a federal level, then it becomes an industry on par with tobacco or booze.
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So when a sale this good comes around, you better believe I'm going to take the opportunity to save some serious change on my favorite accessory and pick up some new fancy frames, like this Fendi pair, at a fraction of the price.
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She was just willing to write this off as a bad comedy bit, until — "He comes around the corner inside the restaurant…this dude, and I'm not kidding, is dressed in full chainmail," the former Saturday Night Live cast member told the podcast.
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Alba even admits that her attitudes toward sex have changed in this season: Initially upset when she learns Jane includes the fact that she had premarital sex in her soon-to-be-published book, Alba comes around thanks to a conversation with Jorge.
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The company looks to offer all of these tools in one place, hoping that creating a kind of conversation around the process through the app will make it more appealing than checking off a few boxes every year when enrollment comes around.
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Kardashian West, 38, carried a crushed-velvet, maroon bag in photographs taken Tuesday as she rocked a Jean Paul Gaultier long-sleeved, vintage top with a tattoo-like pattern and matching mesh leggings from the vintage store What Goes Around Comes Around.
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There's a chance that you might find a better deal when Monday comes around since many retailers are keeping the deals going once the week starts, though these are a few of the very best that you can still buy at this moment.
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The idea is to take this opportunity to think about all of this now, so that by the time the Mourning Moon comes around next month, you're sure about what you need to get through winter and what you can leave behind.
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While Christmas definitely doesn't mean the same thing for everyone who celebrates, as far as traditions are concerned, one thing's certain: A celebration that only comes around once every 365 days just wouldn't be complete without a hearty meal shared among loved ones.
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Veronica comes around after her little chat with 'daddy' and has a stand-by-your-man moment with Archie telling him the Red Circle needs to expand, not contract, so she designs a Red Circle shirt and distributes to all of Riverside High.
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"I do know that the person that comes around and sticks around — like if you are willing to take on eight kids, you have to be pretty darn tough, like, from the get-go," she said on a previous episode of the show.
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"Dan [John Goodman] comes around to his grandson, but if it came down to their tax dollars paying for gender reassignment, I have a feeling the character wouldn't feel the same way," said Hollis Griffin, assistant professor of communication at Denison University.
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The couple married just five months after meeting, KOAT reports, and since then, Ron, 77, has made sure to keep his Buffet's box nice and safe in its hiding place in his closet all year, only to retrieve it once February comes around.
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When a police officer comes around to ask Jerrod for his eyewitness account, Jerrod is forced to acknowledge the fact that running from a mass shooter when he was just trying to buy a food court pretzel might have been legitimately traumatizing.
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Most of us are constantly striving for a sense of achievement and feel pretty great when it comes around, like when you finally solve a problem you've been struggling with for weeks, complete a large and challenging project, or master a new skill.
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Working together to recruit and train candidates to run for these state seats should be our first priority, because if Republicans control an overwhelming majority when redistricting comes around in 2020, it will be another decade before we can take back Congress.
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Make sure your child is up to date, the CDC suggests, or make arrangements to speak with your child's school about your beliefs so that when the first day comes around, there's no confusion about if he or she is ready to roll.
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Putting The Kid back into play could completely change the way events in Season 2 are interpreted by the time the finale comes around, just as his sudden reappearance as Amity Lambert's guardian devil clears up the central confusion of Season 1.
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Here's something to know, however, and worth keeping in mind when the next earnings season comes around in October: Companies that beat received virtually no short-term reward for the first time in 17 years, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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As he denied sexual assault accusations in a hearing last week, he decried partisanship and had his own warning about the cycle of controversial nominations: "As we all know, in United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around."
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" The former aide to President George W. Bush who also served with independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton, also declared, "As we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around.
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Yet besides the allure of the product itself, the Nutella Riots (as they have, perhaps somewhat hyperbolically been dubbed) remind us of another aspect of human behavior that comes around all too often during this late, hyper-consumerist stage of the capitalist experiment.
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I would hasten to add I think those lessons aren't going to be the lessons that we really need for whatever the next problem as it comes around, because I think those lessons, at least for now have been pretty well digested.
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Odom most recently played overseas for the Mighty Sports Philippines and has been training like crazy to get back on the court with his NBA bros ... and now we'll find out if it pays off when the BIG3 draft comes around in April.
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That's what happens to the professor played by Kevin Sorbo in God's Not Dead, and the character he played in Let There Be Light, a feature he also directed in 2017 — a Richard Dawkins–esque author who comes around after a near-death experience.
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Trump signed off on the deal in July, but he's made clear in later interviews that he wants his advisers to do their best to ensure that Iran is found to have violated the deal when the next period of review comes around in October.
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Nico made it clear that he isn't interested in waiting for Glasses to come out or being his first male everything (kiss, boyfriend, etc.) So, for now this situationship is dead, though, with chemistry like theirs, one can only hope that Nico comes around.
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So, yes, it's a relief when Luke eventually comes around to support Kate as a friend, not to mention when Emaline looks at Kate with new eyes and realizes there's something there she might appreciate in the way she once did her lanky boyfriend.
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White supremacy comes around every 40 or 50 years, but it never looks like white supremacy—a new group arrives, they give it a new name, and then in the history books that name will end up just as bad as the Ku Klux Klan.
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Perhaps not surprisingly at this point, the Trump proposal was light on details (It was a single page — with bullets!) Since tax reform only comes around once in a generation, the rising generations have a right to ask what they get out of the deal.
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Now those same friends and colleagues keep hitting me up for advice on how to break into the weed biz, as polite society slowly comes around to the idea that we shouldn't put peaceful people in a cage for the simple love of a plant.
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" Waikinya Clanton, the Democratic National Committee's top liaison for black and female voters, said party officials have learned from the failures of 2016 and other cycles that it can't be seen by minority voters as the party that "just comes around every so often.
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Winter has come, both in the sense that it's December, and in the sense that Game of Thrones has wrapped for 2017, and we're all doomed to share a two-year slog through the Game Of Thrones-less wilderness before the final season comes around.
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Certainly, it's a competitive business and everything that comes around that, but there were a lot of people back when we started that were saying, "There's no way you could ever compete with Bose and Sony" and the heavyweights of audio at the time.
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Showing off Ms. Kamali's much-mythologized sleeping bag coats, ruched parachute dresses or fringed-and-feathered evening clothes, they had gathered at What Goes Around Comes Around, the fancy secondhand shop on West Broadway in SoHo, to commemorate the designer's half-century in business.
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Make sure the work part is covered so that when a true friend comes around with a need, or when you're stable enough to take on gratis work as a gift, you can jump right in unconcerned, because you'll have covered your ass elsewhere.
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"Every time it comes around to the anniversary I cringe, because I know people will bring up my name, they blame me, they say that I lied and that people died because I lied, [they say] people have died because I made a mistake," said Whitman.
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Every September, a crop of new shows comes around; a few are summarily executed, a few become successes, and the vast majority muddle long for a season or three before they make their way into the Museum of TV and Radio archives, never to be seen again.
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These cysts then ride the bloodstream and attach themselves to other organs where they continue to grow, all so they can await the very special day when another dog comes around and eats the cyst-filled organs of their host animal, and the process begins anew.
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"It could be expanded unless there's some court determination that it is inappropriate or we hit a recession and the state of California comes around and realizes that it can't afford it," said Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, the state's largest taxpayer group.
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His scornful demeanor, his claim that he was a victim of "revenge" and his threatening reference that "what goes around comes around" combined to reveal Judge Kavanagh's intent to serve as a political hatchet man bent on lashing out against perceived enemies for however long he serves.
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Shooting in a black and white that's alternately stark and lustrous, Spielberg looks at history through the complicated lens of a German businessman (Liam Neeson) who staffs a Krakow factory with mostly Jewish workers and succeeds in protecting them from extermination once the SS comes around.
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Now, we can confirm the pack is indeed vintage (it's from Jenner's favorite What Goes Around Comes Around), but even the savviest of Kardashian historians could have assumed she swiped it from Kris' closet, but either way — could this be the return of fashion's most practical hip accessory?
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When the star showed off her massive dedicated handbag closet, Jenner pointed out two favorites: the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Miroir Mirror Gold bag (up for $1,950 at What Goes Around Comes Around) and the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Multicolore Noi satchel (reselling for $1,735.50 at Tradesy).
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"I do know that the person that comes around and sticks around – like if you are willing to take on eight kids, you have to be pretty darn tough, like, from the get-go," the 40-year-old mom of twins and sextuplets tells her date over dinner.
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Because, really, this type of deal to the French Caribbean only comes around every so often: Norwegian Air is offering one-way tickets for $79 to the islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe from Fort Lauderdale, FL, and Providence, RI, to celebrate its new launches at the two airports.
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"What goes around comes around," Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) told The Hill this week.
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It's a common phenomenon: payday comes around and you start thinking about all of the things you'd like to do with your money when it comes in, but then reality hits, and your grand plans for your paycheck seems to evaporate into thin air, along with your funds.
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His conscience eventually comes around to "no," but "The Uptick" lets him twist hilariously in the wind for a while, as Dinesh and Gilfoyle encourage the fraud in coded language, and Jared guilts him with a ghostly, mile-long stare from the window, like the palest urchin at the orphanage.
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Right now, the comet is too close to the sun to be visible, but it may be visible later in August after it rounds the sun and comes around again, Paul Chodas, the manager for the Center for Near-Earth Object Studies at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told Live Science.
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"As we all know, in the United States political system of the early 2000s, what goes around comes around," Judge Kavanaugh declared Thursday in one of several biting references to the brute-force politics he is quite familiar with from his own time in the White House and the partisan arena.
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Along with the stalker who believes he's a nice guy — and who identifies as a "Bachelor"-hating feminist — and the sometime boyfriend who really only comes around for drunken sex, Beck must contend with the advances of a grad-school professor (Reg Rogers) who could make or break her career.
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But perhaps the best opportunity comes around Columbus Day, in early October (and again in early March), when neighborhoods around the city have grids that align with the sunset, including Greenpoint, East Williamsburg and Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn; eastern Queens; the Lower East Side in Manhattan; and the southeast Bronx.
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A truly great solo show comes around only once in a long while — and this is especially true on the commercial stages of Broadway or the West End in London — which is why it seems incredible that there are three such productions running at leading playhouses in the German-speaking world.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Some now-extinct bags, now regaining popularity from stars like Kardashian West and Kylie Jenner flaunting their own, resell for upwards of $12,500 on sites like TheRealReal and What Goes Around Comes Around.
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Robbie Collin, Telegraph: Here is a comic-book adaptation in which Batman (Ben Affleck) himself — one of the most universally beloved superheroes ever created — hauls Harley from the Gotham River, gives her creepily insistent mouth-to-mouth, then immediately pins her down by the throat, erotic asphyxia-style, when she comes around.
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While eliminating the filibuster would pay off for Republicans salivating for Judge Gorsuch right now, they might keep in mind that one day, perhaps sooner than they expect, they will be in the minority again, and then they'll be stuck with one rule of politics they can't change: What goes around comes around.
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Since the presidential race normally doesn't matter much by the time Indiana comes around, much of the state's political class has been working on down-ballot contests, including the Senate race and Pence's re-election battle against Democratic former Indiana House speaker John Gregg, who came within three points of defeating Pence in 2012.
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A real goldilocks piece, the mule is a personal favorite because it's also the ultimate transitional piece — it stands somewhere between summer- and fall-appropriate, between formalwear and slippers, even between wearing and not wearing shoes (I'll often remove my mules under my desk and slip back into them only when the boss comes around).
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week What goes around comes around Buckle up, because this one's a great ride: In September 91, Daryn Sturch and her daughter Bryanne came across a bad accident involving several motorcyclists with the Milwaukee Iron Biker Group.
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So, while it's heartening to see politicians and others beginning to recognize the significance and urgency of black maternal health issues, it's imperative that the solutions we look toward include long-term systemic fixes, but also shorter-term stopgap measures that can help black women whose pregnancies will have begun and ended before the next presidential election comes around.
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Flying Ant Day usually comes around at the end of July or early August, Metro reports, but the ants took to the sky a little early this year because the U.K. has had a lot more hot days than in previous years (dry heat is the perfect weather for ants to fly off and find a new mate).
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Click here to view original GIFWe'd say this video is another good example of why it's important to look both ways before crossing the street, but this out-of-control bus in Reading, England, comes around the corner so quickly that local badass Simon Smith wouldn't have been able to avoid, even if he saw it coming.
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The GRAMMY-nominated recording artist stunned in a Versace 1991 Silk Opera Print Top and Versace 1991 Opera Print Leggings from What Goes Around Comes Around aboard the chic Dandeana yacht, which cruised around Marina Del Rey as guests enjoyed vegan appetizers, a mix of cocktails, and danced the night away to sounds by DJ Mo Beatz.
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Cruz did seem to me to seal away a win in Texas, making the March 1 SuperDuper Tuesday vote there and elsewhere a jumble of delegate allocations that will underscore not just the importance of Michigan when its March 8 vote rolls around, but also of the final CNN-Salem debate when it comes around on March 10.
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"When winter/spring comes around manufacturing times at pressing plants for labels like ours start to get significantly delayed as we get pushed to the back of queue behind represses of catalogue records," Dany of Cork-based indie label Art for Blind told me back in 2014 during an investigation into Record Store Day's effect on small labels.
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It has also strengthened the hand of Euro-skeptic political movements, such as the "Italy First" government in Rome which is hostile to the EU. The last straw was the German attempt to dump its self-inflicted and unmanageable immigration problems on the rest of the EU. What we are seeing now is that what goes around comes around.
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" The tear-jerking song's lyrics go: "Somebody had to leave / I just hate it had to be me / When the lights go out and I struggle with the silence / Haunted by the quiet / 'Til morning comes around / But I know someday on the other side of crying / It won't feel the way it does right now / When the lights go out.
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However, by the time the Sex Education's season 1 finale comes around, fans will likely be scratching their heads over a confounding plot point: After episodes of mounting romantic tension, Otis and Maeve don't end up together and Maeve might be out of Otis' life for good due to a few incorrect assumptions from head teacher Mr. Groff (Alistair Petrie).
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Whether it's saving for retirement, managing your investment portfolio, scheduling quarterly payments to avoid a big bill at the end of the year, or making strategic business decisions to take advantage of tax credits and deductions, working with a tax professional outside of tax season can pay off in a big way when the next filing deadline comes around.3.
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I wish I could tell you who takes the first violin break on their old "Clejani Love Song," a 20-second countermelody that sums up their collective pizzazz so irresistibly that all three violinists join in when it comes around again, and again, only to change it up around the seven-minute mark, and that ain't all—the track clocks in at 11:11.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday urged the crowd gathered at his rally to both vote and "watch" when the general election comes around.
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If the moon happens to be in one of its in-between phases when Aunt Flo comes around, don't worry about missing out — waxing phases are great times to reflect on how you might find a sense of completion in different areas of your life, while waning phases are believed to encourage you to let go of things you no longer need (this can absolutely include your uterine lining).
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Heed, in general, the words of my favourite rapper, Lil Wayne (September 27), whose 2011 song "She Will" is the Libra anthem: Devil on my shoulder, the lord as my witness So on my Libra scale, I'm weighing sins and forgiveness What goes around, comes around like a hula hoop Karma is a bitch, well just make sure that bitch is beautiful When awaiting a reply to an email you feel is important, you will understandably be anxious.
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The kind of strategy some Republicans in Congress might think helpful to them in the long term: undermine President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, take the short term losses in 85033, perhaps impeachment and then business as usual until reelection comes around in 2020.
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