I hope next year he comes back with a girlfriend.
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The winner is whoever comes back with an unbroken egg.
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What the computer comes back with typically sounds pretty random, though.
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Moments later, Friend comes back with a plate of food anyway.
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And that's why he comes back with those kinds of comments.
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But if the machine recount comes back with a margin of .
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I feel like whatever he comes back with, I trust more.
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She comes back with an elote (Mexican street corn) just for me.
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A few minutes later, he comes back with a red gas can.
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It still knows, and it still comes back with the right docs.
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Roger comes back with some booze, and they toast to freedom and whisky.
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"When this group comes back with an agreement … I'm signing it," he said.
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Thirteen years later, he comes back with his own troupe, named after him.
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Finally, the waitress comes back with two gigantic French presses filled with coffee.
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You invest, and then the founder comes back with a tray of brownies.
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She disappears for a few minutes and comes back with white sneakers in hand.
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" Hawrylo comes back with, "So you have a lot to relate to Sundy, right?
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He comes back with two bags of vegetables, makes the most amazing vegetable thing.
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She leaves, and comes back with Coady, who stops Susan and kills her herself.
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I send C. out for donuts and he comes back with donuts and Starbucks.
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"The moment the doxylamine wears off, acetylcholine comes back with a vengeance," he says.
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But Wojnarowski cautioned that Johnson will listen if New Orleans comes back with a counteroffer.
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In the second of those scenarios, Cruz comes back with a straight-up repeal bill.
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Kevin comes back with a harsh "my father was her husband," which is pretty brutal.
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Noah travels often to unknown locations and usually comes back with sand in his shoes.
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After that intensity is heightened, the beginning comes back with great pomp — everything is doubled.
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We'll see what happens when it comes back with the second installment on October 16.
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I'm already thinking about lunch and my craving for sashimi comes back with a vengeance.
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But when she breaks the news to Alice (Mädchen Amick), she comes back with a twist.
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So in the afternoon, Crook heads out with the firefighters and comes back with ground truth.
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In fact, "Verdict" ends on a cliffhanger right as the jury comes back with its decisions.
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When Bob Mueller comes back with something serious, that's when you're going to see everything change.
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As they wait, the man steps away and comes back with a friend -- his pet parrot.
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"Unless Chevron comes back with a higher bid, I think OXY will get the prize," Cramer said.
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It pounds onward, somewhat distorted, until Master P comes back with a striking end to the album.
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He books an "epicurean holiday" to southern Italy and comes back with a suitcase full of ham.
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But then again, I'll send these tracks over to Shlom, and he comes back with further details.
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" A parallel chorus of boys, listening to Danny tell his version, comes back with: "Tell me more!
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You dream something up and he comes back with 50 choices of how to make it work.
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He comes back with a basket of woven straw, in which nestle four fat, perfectly ripe figs.
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It comes back with regular updates, including new screen shots, coinciding with the launch of a Twitter account.
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When your employer comes back with suggested pay, many times the first number is not the best offer.
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This is someone whose dialogue happens internally, who often gets sidetracked and comes back with a witty comment.
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Sometimes she comes back with enough fish to sell to support her family for weeks at a time.
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It wasn't really too far from a good regulation, and I hope it comes back with necessary improvements.
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One day, my husband goes out to get lunch for us and comes back with sushi from Whole Foods.
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Elaine goes to the Island of the Idols, comes back with an advantage, and it's Jason who gets snuffed.
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Once the EEOC comes back with its findings, CAIR and Brown will decide if they will file a lawsuit.
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But when I do, it comes back with a great deal of clarity, more than I would have guessed.
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That is not to say if (special counsel Robert) Mueller comes back with a case that this won't change.
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When Making a Murderer comes back with new episodes, will the Netflix series acknowledge any of its fans' investigative efforts?
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Pablo, however, is not happy when Limón comes back with only $6,000; he thought there would be close to $500,000.
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Jones comes back with a joke, which is a smart move, and drops the idea of a date out there.
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Here's more to know about the star before he comes back with another attempt to win Brown's heart next week.
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"He gets up from his chair, goes to his desk, and comes back with a sheet of paper," Tristani recalls.
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A procedurally generated, stapled-together radio message comes back with his number of troops, wounded, ammunition level, and fatigue level.
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In the stories, the hero travels far, overcomes much, comes back with the wisdom of the world in his eyes.
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"Certainly if he comes back with nothing it will continue the growing perception that he's a seat warmer," he said.
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"What if he comes back with the rest of his band and they all buy summer homes?" she wondered aloud.
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Instead, he gets his head down, looks to where he can improve and comes back with real determination to succeed.
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The third day my dad goes to the other side of the house and comes back with a random nervous guy.
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When Vampire Weekend comes back with a new album, it's going to do so without one of its driving creative forces.
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She culls from the "the symphony of algorithms," as she beautifully puts it, and comes back with something more manageable, more human.
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If the CBO comes back with tens of millions more uninsured — Again it's a number of analyses we will be looking at.
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Now the theme is the poor girl who becomes a domestic helper outside the country and comes back with lots of money.
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An RC that "holds" through testing, meaning comes back with no new bugs or fixes that didn't work, will be sent to cert.
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He took a break, comes back with a hit single, yet he's cyberbullied all day, every day – 'You meth head, you crack addict.
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Noisey Raps will return with new episodes featuring Meek Mill and Playboi Carti, among others; Noisey Meets comes back with artists like Anderson .
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Don't be surprised if the former chief strategist comes back with an axe to grind, as it seems like he might be already.
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If Systrom comes back with a SAAS solution for integrating Kubernetes with your CRM system or whatever, I will flip every table my office.
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Ask to see your flights in a list or specify a particular trip you're interested in and the Assistant comes back with the details.
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Disappointed, she leaves and comes back with the other Chanels, who find Pour Homme dead in a morgue locker with his guts ripped out.
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Media Secretary Karen Bradley rejected the remedies, but might still wave through the deal if Fox comes back with revised measures before July 14.
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The waitress comes back with a menu and I ask for a beef goulash and if I can have liver dumplings with the goulash.
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"Even if a blood value comes back with a specific reading, it doesn't speak to how well your body utilizes that specific micronutrient," Sheahan says.
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"Antonio said he comes back with concern that Leopoldo and more than 600 political prisoners continue behind bars," Capriles tweeted on her husband's account Friday.
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The guard comes back with the calling-card of the quest: Threatening a guard is a fine of 50 gold pieces, so Othran better pay up.
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She let Jon go on one trip to find dragonglass and he comes back with a new girlfriend/aunt/queen who says she's the captain now.
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Even aside from the chemical comedowns, there's just this sense of loss and loneliness that comes back with reintegrating into the rhythms of the day-to-day.
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The Bean is a one-time criminal prosecutor who survives his own death, comes back with a new face, and infiltrates the Korean/Russian/Mexican/Crips super mafia.
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Freeland: I think, just from a logistical standpoint, we have the big sort of sequences, where Colby comes back with the tanker truck, and she's got the horses.
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Experts such as Varshney told me that if Modi comes back with a strong mandate from voters, a Hindu nation is almost certain, in practice if not constitutionally.
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If he comes back with the joy of fighting and the joy of playing and his confidence is high, he is as dangerous as all the other guys.
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We know if a ship leaves empty and comes back with some gear on it, that it hasn't just dropped from the sky in the middle of the ocean.
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They've tried all sorts of arguments, including pointing out that, because Sessions did everything by the book, it'll be the ultimate vindication when Mueller ultimately comes back with nothing.
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No one likes when someone from your past comes back with a story that is different than your truth, so you have to kind of feel for JoJo here.
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"It seems like every time some analyst comes out with a positive piece of research on Wayfair, someone else comes back with a bearish retort," the "Mad Money " host said.
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You just tell the Hyper app what you're looking for and it comes back with options, then you can make your choice and confirm the booking from directly within the conversation.
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If a water sample comes back with over 104 cfu, the beach is placed under a swimming advisory due to the potential health risk of coming into contact with contaminated water.
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I'm annoyed when he comes back with an IPA (he apologizes and offers me his beer instead, but luckily it's a fruity one instead of a hoppy one so I keep it).
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So, if you give your child a $100 budget and he or she comes back with $120 worth of clothing, they'll have to decide what to keep and what to put back.
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"Anything that is not physically in the treaty is 'junior law', so if the prime minister comes back with a statement, warm words, it's completely irrelevant because the treaty outranks it," Rees-Mogg told reporters.
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Richard has no patience for the weird slide show his designer unveils in an effort to "develop a shared aesthetic vocabulary," but when the designer comes back with a featureless black shell, it offends him.
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The actor who's built a career playing somber, sensitive souls is given a rare (for her) opportunity to play funny, and what she comes back with is an intriguing mix of flirty, goofy, and awkward.
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A manual recount is required when a machine recount comes back with a margin of 0.25 percentage points or less between the candidates — the races for senator and agriculture commissioner are currently in that range.
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At that point, she's in a position where she has to make some sort of nice with Jon and Dany, just to make sure nobody's looking when Euron comes back with her secret Iron Bank army.
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"I think as long as Samsung comes back with better products, possibly some price cuts or discounts on select models and strong marketing ... it should be able to retain its global leadership on smartphones," he said.
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Okay, there are entire regions that are impacted negatively, and it's very important, in the national context, that you take care and you look after those people, because otherwise, it comes back with a vengeance, politically.
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If he comes back with a bigger mandate than what he had in the 2014 elections, it would be seen as an endorsement of his national security-focused campaign, according to Eurasia Group's South Asia analyst, Akhil Bery.
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Although Dr. Reisman is a minor character in season 1 of "Big Little Lies," a show that follows the lives of five moms embroiled in a small-town murder, she comes back with a vengeance in season 2.
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This new friend insists on buying me his favorite shot from the bar, something minty, but the bar is out of that, so he comes back with three ounces of tequila and thrusts the glass into my hand.
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He leaves a country boy and comes back with pimp chains and rings on every finger, and he's married a Michigan girl we'd probably call "white trash"—which is a completely different thing—and he has this weird man-perm.
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What unites most of the group of 11 is a desire to see a second referendum on any deal May comes back with, now that the terms of Brexit are known in detail - something the prime minister has ruled out.
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He Comes Back With The Help Of Chris Harrison & "Some Wildlife" Harrison chased after Colton, according to the same Kimmel interview, but it was the possibility of encountering wildlife that got Colton to at least come back — physically — to the Bachelor set.
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"Every time it's been demonstrated that Donald Trump is plainly ignorant about some basic public policy issue, some well-known fact, he comes back with a certain bravado and tries to explain it away with a tweet or a statement," he said Monday.
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Whatever Mr Cameron comes back with tomorrow (he is expected to hold a cabinet meeting tomorrow afternoon, possibly followed by a broadcast to the nation confirming that the referendum will be on June 23rd), it stands no chance of persuading firm Eurosceptics to back membership.
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Yet our modern-day anxieties and questions grow, so there's this enormous spiritual void for a divine intervention, and when you typically pray "Will my kid be all right?" you're sending information into the atmosphere hoping there's divine intervention, and it comes back with a better answer.
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As the CEO of a company with hundreds of employees, I know personally the expenses and the headaches that come with this antiquated system, including the difficult choices that employers have to make when next year's insurance bill comes back with a double-digit increase again.
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For sure, everybody goes away and comes back with questions but I think we are at the point where we need to change something to attract people, to attract new fans to do what we need to do to make the sport the leading sport in the world.
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"We are waiting to see what the forensic analysis comes back with to see if any of our conditions were violated," Kristie Fiegen, chair of the three-person South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, told Reuters, adding a violation could lead to a suspension or cancellation of the permit.
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If he comes back from this June 12th summit and does not have an agreement like that if he just comes back with more excuses or a symbolic end to the Korean or -- MACCALLUM: What you said today though, Zack, to be fair, that he expects there will be several meetings.
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The skin has the lacquered crackle of Peking duck, and once the bird has been carved, it comes back with all the parts, so you can gnaw on the feet if you wish, though there's more satisfaction to be had in burrowing into the fatty heart-shaped nugget where the tail feathers were once plugged in.
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"When Theresa May comes back with those reassurances that she has been seeking from the EU that the deal that is on the table is not going to lead to us being permanently trapped in the customs union ... she will find a way to get this deal through parliament," Hunt said during a question-and-answer session following a speech in Singapore.
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"There will be plenty of time when the House comes back, with a new Queen's Speech and a new parliamentary session, to be able to debate Brexit, to be able to debate the prime minister's new withdrawal agreement, should he succeed in negotiating that with the EU. So I am confident that this is the right thing to do," she told CNBC.
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Anyway, Larry now comes back with an assertion that his case against a rate hike rests largely on supply-side uncertainty, where I think textbook demand-side economics is already enough; and also with a statement that he's OK in principle with policy judgments that aren't based on models, and a critique of my Mundell-Fleming lecture arguing that policymakers' fears that deficits can cause a disastrous loss of confidence don't make sense.
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I mean, when he constantly comes back with these attacks ... And what worries me beyond the fact that people have kind of got exhaustion from the day-to-day back and forth of this story, what worries me beyond the Russians themselves or the collusion issue, but the president's willingness to kind of make broad-based ad hominem attacks against the whole integrity of the FBI, the whole integrity of the Justice Department, beyond just the Mueller investigation, criticize his own people who are not willing to do inappropriate things, like shut down the investigation.
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