Yeah. The production side comes before the melody, it comes before the lyrics—and all the songs have a different point of departure.
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"This one comes before me," he said, referring to Lucky.
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That kind of talk, though, often comes before economic downturns.
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In the running community, I feel camaraderie comes before competitiveness.
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"It's what comes before and what comes after," he said.
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"Low speed autonomy comes before high speed autonomy," Shevelenko said.
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Wickremesinghe's statement comes before the national budget, scheduled for Nov.
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And keeping hearts open to Jesus comes before all else.
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The meeting comes before Yellen's term is up in February.
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Wade when a relevant case comes before it this year.
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Such a move usually comes before the Commission issues charges.
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The move comes before elections scheduled in DRC for Dec. 23.
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The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work.
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Gore-style lawsuit comes before the court during this election season.
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I told them that the country's future comes before the party.
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It's a rare moment in Lebanon when country comes before sect.
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First and foremost, security comes before everything; every Israeli understands this.
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The announcement comes before the release of Tesla's latest quarterly results.
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The first game that comes before that is Microsoft Train Simulator.
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The individual, in the collective English imagination, comes before the unit.
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A mandatory basic classroom session comes before getting on the track.
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For many young adults today, a key comes before a ring.
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If rain comes before Christmas, he says, his investment will pay off.
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The roller coaster never stops, and action comes before story every time.
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Safety First The workplace issue that comes before any other is safety.
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The data comes before the widely watched monthly payrolls data on Friday.
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She says her self-care and wellness practices comes before everything else.
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Pride, in anything, anything at all, for us, comes before a fall.
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Every scene that comes before feeds into the scenes that came after.
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Bellotte noted that this comes before taxes and she pays taxes quarterly.
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"Common bloodline comes before alliance," as a former South Korean president said.
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Its departure from the Libra Association comes before the association formally exists.
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The address comes before a planned presidential trip to the southern border Thursday.
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The election comes before the full benefit of more rational policies becomes clear.
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In many cases, the "language for the project" comes before the work itself.
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The data comes before a meeting on Thursday of the European Central Bank.
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"My family comes before basketball," the 26-year-old told The Times-Picayune.
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Be good losers and remember that the country comes before any political ideology.
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A: I would say have a plan, which comes before any actual investments.
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And all this comes before Will commits his final, awful act of domination.
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Resident Evil 7's concluding arc takes little away from what comes before.
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"Every finalist gets its due when it comes before the board," she added.
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You don't have to think about anything that comes before or anything after.
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Still, decorum comes before competition in golf's unwritten rules, if not the dictionary.
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Her appearance in court also comes before Myanmar will hold elections next year.
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That responsibility, even on a film set, is sacrosanct and comes before all else.
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The report comes before Alcoa plans to split into two independent, publicly traded companies.
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Nonetheless, Minter was full of his own hubris and pride comes before the fall.
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But for Francis, it seems increasingly clear that the person comes before the policy.
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Ideological power is the goal and it comes before the best interests of Americans.
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That margin is expected to widen if a second charge comes before the house.
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She'd like an FBI investigation into her allegations before she comes before the senators.
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When greed comes before character and the common good, we are all the losers.
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The new review of Heplisav-B comes before the FDA at an opportune time.
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Music is very important to me but Nothing comes before my family and my health.
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You do it for the sake of God, and for me, God comes before anything.
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"When you tweet before your first cup of McCafé… Nothing comes before coffee," they wrote.
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They are just solid human beings, and that comes before any other measure of success.
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This should come as no surprise, though, because for some Democrats, party comes before country.
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But what comes before that scene is more messy and complicated than even McKay realizes.
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This clue was referring to what comes before the creation, and that is an IDEA.
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The defendants' motion comes before a critical hearing on Monday in Cleveland before Judge Polster.
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Music is very important to me but nothing comes before my family and my health.
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I quite enjoyed doing things that way — shooting [Littlefinger's death] and then shooting what comes before.
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They are going to basically limit abortion and let the states see what comes before them.
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It comes before the Democratic field holds its first debate Wednesday and Thursday nights in Miami.
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Both experts say the vast majority of risk prevention comes before and after the microneedle service.
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"My health and my family's health comes before anything else," McIlroy said in a statement Wednesday.
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Such a range of questions comes before the court partly because it fills an unusual role.
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However, it comes before parliament was set to hold no-confidence votes for two sitting ministers.
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Hitting the Oscars comes before Vonn heads out to Sweden for another race later this month.
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Escape rarely comes before the fighting picks up as Iraqi troops move in on ISIS forces.
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It's not exactly a masterpiece of design but it's far more interesting than what comes before.
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No matter the outcome, Slater says her relationship comes before the chase for the Mirrorball Trophy.
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Their summit comes before a larger meeting on the agreement that will include more administration officials.
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The expansion of the TechHire program comes before the president speaks at the conference on Friday.
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The sealed documents contained internal emails, revealing the fact that Facebook's profit comes before anything else.
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Pride inevitably comes before the fall, and a big corporate fail was about to go down.
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Mattis's visit comes before Trump embarks on a 12-day trip to Asia on Nov. 3.
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The president has promised to walk in mid-May when renewal comes before him again. Russia.
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His visit comes before a decision has been made by the new government on this issue.
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Cohen's shifting congressional testimony comes before he is scheduled to report to jail on March 6.
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"Music is very important to me but Nothing comes before my family and my health," he wrote.
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"Music is very important to me but Nothing comes before my family and my health," he added.
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The decline comes before a central banks monetary policy announcement, which the market expects to be neutral.
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The announcement comes before Nintendo debuts its game franchise Super Mario Bros on Apple's iPhone next week.
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Everyone comes before you, and you have to find that time to just focus in on yourself.
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The boost in Tesla orders comes before the Monday cut-off for a hefty federal tax credit.
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The report comes before Trump addresses the nation on his strategy for Afghanistan at 9:00 p.m.
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The organization's national board members can reject the resolution when it comes before them later this year.
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The move comes before a legal case this summer to decide whether Uber can operate in London.
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Any matter that comes before me — you know what, I'm going to decide to protect Donald Trump.
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The Russian caption comes before the English one, so just scroll until you see some familiar letters.
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The public testimony of these four witnesses comes before Sondland, who is slated to testify on Wednesday.
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"But safety comes before all else, and the government doesn't have the space to compromise," it said.
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This comes before any conclusions were made as to who should be held responsible for the crisis.
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Below are some questions that could be asked by senators when Comey comes before them on Thursday:
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The clue "Roosevelt predecessor?" is looking for part of his own name that comes before his surname.
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Sunday's protesters vowed to be back in the streets when the bill next comes before the legislature.
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And often an ending that comes before we want it to comes exactly at the right time.
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But the legality of GIFs can&apost truly be determined until the matter comes before a court.
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Kim's visit to China also comes before planned talks between North Korea and South Korea next month.
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" The allegation comes before the Tuesday premiere of Arnold's Viceland show, "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes.
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The first comes before the menu, and it will determine what kind of restaurant you eat in.
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"The skinny version in itself, if it comes before vote in the House, would not pass," Rep.
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And sexy doesn't mean sex, rather it is the buildup that comes before the act, establishing the vibe.
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And although the climate change presented here comes before widespread human drivers, it should still make you think.
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This is a nonnegotiable self-care aspect of my day, which is why it comes before everything else.
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The bots arrival comes before Amazon Prime Air — the company's drone delivery service that still hasn't taken off.
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Thank Jupiter for the ego boost, but don't get too cocky, because pride always comes before the fall.
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But the question is how they will do it when the case comes before them in the autumn.
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Sadly, Paul Ryan is one of the few politicians who understand that good public policy comes before politics.
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And the shutdown reportedly comes before Monday's report of workplace injuries at the Fremont plant that went unreported.
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We cannot stop fighting for a world where our health and safety comes before the interests of polluters.
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The weekly inventory report comes before Wednesday's official stockpile numbers from the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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"This case comes before the Court as part of a larger strategy to disable public interest regulation," Sen.
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Because the word "student" comes before "loan," we routinely treat consumers with student debt like second-class citizens.
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All this comes before policy-setting meetings at the European Central Bank tomorrow and the Fed next week.
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The announcement also comes before Mr. Biden is slated to deliver an address about the coronavirus on Thursday.
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That is among the lowest rates in the nation, and it comes before hiring begins at the giant .
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Clyburn's coveted endorsement comes before South Carolina's primary on Saturday, the 2020 Democratic candidates' fourth presidential nominating contest.
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He noted that impeachment would have to take priority over other matters if it comes before the Senate.
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His apparent abduction comes before an important Communist Party meeting expected to take place in October or November.
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Cohen's congressional testimony comes before he is slated to begin a three-year prison sentence on March 6.
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Obama's criticism of Trump comes before the president delivers his final State of the Union address Tuesday evening.
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When he comes before the committee again, he has to be precise and it has to be accurate.
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The clash between Macron and Le Pen on Wednesday comes before Sunday's final-round vote in France's presidential election.
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It comes before an annual summit of Gulf Arab states expected to grapple with the roughly 18-month standoff.
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"Despacito" is all about lingering in that moment of connection between two people — not what comes before or after.
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Jaap van Zweden conducts Bruckner's Symphony No. 4 in these subscription concerts, but the real action comes before that.
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She wants to focus on what comes before and after school, the "bookends" of pre-school and higher education.
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The snapshot of Florida comes before the state's crucial 99-delegate, winner-take-all primary set for March 15.
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The bill's passage also comes before a Senate Commerce Committee subcommittee hearing on related legislation in the Upper Chamber.
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"But who knows how the court will be constituted when a wealth tax actually comes before it," he said.
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And I don't know if you saw the number $700 billion, you know ultimately that comes before everything else.
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That sounds a bit like the first time standing tall in pointe shoes — the cart comes before the horse.
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Whenever someone comes before meet in a school cross country meet, it seem that that person get congratulated more.
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Grateful others are willing to deal with the punishment that comes before most folks come around to accepting reality.
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What comes before is what counts, and Fish Cheeks had won me over by the end of the meal.
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Consequently, the coda of Killers of the Flower Moon is as frustrating as what comes before it is compelling.
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Tsipras' right-wing coalition partner, the Independent Greeks, has threatened to quit the government if the deal comes before parliament.
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If that counts as relief, you can begin to imagine the scale of the woe that comes before and after.
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Hardline Brexiters within her party have said they will vote down the proposal when it comes before Parliament next month.
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And others wonder if they're experiencing the uneasy calm that comes before a storm they won't be able to stop.
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The announcement comes before a December rule change that extends mandatory overtime pay for more than four million U.S. workers.
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It's worth noting however, that Tuesday's case comes before an appellate court that has been transformed during the Obama administration.
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This week, more than four decades after Roe was decided, another Texas law regarding abortion comes before the Supreme Court.
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TLC has until July to fine-tune its proposition before it comes before a public hearing and the commissions' board.
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Stretch's disclosure comes before a Congressional hearing on Russia's use of Facebook and other social media platforms during the election.
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The criminal information filing typically comes before a subject pleads guilty, according to Bloomberg, who first reported on the charges.
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The announcement comes before Buttigieg will campaign in New Hampshire, which has been hit hard by the opioid crisis. Sen.
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" He added that "when a petition properly presenting the question comes before us, I will be receptive to granting it.
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But this eclipsing of seed stage VC spending comes before the potential of ICOs has even touched mainstream tech companies.
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Netanyahu is a man for whom no moral consideration comes before political interest and whose chief political interest is himself.
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They both make it clear that they have the same passion and goals in mind: music comes before everything else.
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The comment comes before an additional 10% tariff imposed by China on U.S. farm imports kicks in on Sept. 1.
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It's fair to say that the first joke in "Between Two Ferns: The Movie" comes before the movie even starts.
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McSally's statement comes before a crucial vote Friday on whether to bring in additional witnesses and arrives hours after Sen.
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The output, jobs and retail sales data comes before the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting ends later on Friday.
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Observers say Kavanaugh could be a pivotal swing vote to overrule Roe if a case comes before the Supreme Court.
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It doesn't matter if the contact is incidental or minor or comes before or after the puck crosses the line.
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"For me at least, there's a reason the obsessive comes before the compulsive in the name," he said in the video.
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In Syngenta's announcement of the deal, one name curiously comes before recognizable firms like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and UBS: Dyalco.
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"We are going to talk to all parties and leaders to show Peruvians that the country comes before us," he says.
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This is a show that comes before Superman, and it's meant to help deepen and expand our understanding of that mythology.
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When dealing with investing, regardless if it is your 401(k) or your own mad money, diversification comes before everything else.
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It seemed as though Shepard won the great Shepard/Bell furniture debate of 2017 proving that sometimes function comes before fashion.
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"It was important for us to know all of the information about any candidate that comes before us," Murray said. Sen.
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"Most people's partisan loyalty comes before their policy preferences," Hans Noel, a political scientist at Georgetown, told my colleague Dara Lind.
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Unlike any other crime that comes before you Judge Aquilina, sexual abuse and assault so deeply affects and alters victims' lives.
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The discussion comes before a GOP presidential debate in Detroit on Thursday night and next week's GOP presidential primary in Michigan.
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"We're going to question the FBI director about this whole thing when he comes before our committee next month," Nadler said.
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They look at data from countries like Australia (whose flu season comes before ours), then they make the shot to match.
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He has called the Macedonia deal a national sell-out and has threatened to resign if it comes before the Greek parliament.
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"We should not hide behind, 'Well, this article comes before my time as commissioner,'" said New York City Council Member Donovan Richards.
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Clapper's appearance in Canberra comes before highly anticipated testimony by sacked FBI director James Comey before the Senate intelligence committee on Thursday.
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This all comes before the process of redistricting even starts in 2021, which itself is fraught with political gamesmanship in many places.
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Mitt Romney, R-Utah, expects to oppose Cain's nomination if it comes before the Senate, a spokeswoman for the Romney confirmed. Sen.
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The unusual announcement comes before TPG Capital, whose $750 million loan helped bail out Chobani, can buy a stake in the company.
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Trump, in a tweet on Monday morning, urged Republican senators to be "strong and smart" when a vote comes before the Senate.
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But these kinds of commissions can do a lot to change the thinking of judges when a related case comes before them.
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You have a pencil, the ballot comes before you, look [inaudible], just like that, in the morning, starting at seven in the morning.
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The 2020 election will be heavily influenced by the rate of GDP and income growth in 2020 but not by what comes before.
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The letter comes before the Group of Seven (G7) summit, after which Trump is expected to make his decision on the Paris deal.
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Lewis believes the outcome of the bill will be unclear until it comes before the Senate and gets sent back to the House.
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"Greece, but also Spain and Portugal, have to understand that hard work...comes before the siesta," advised Bild, a German tabloid, in 303.
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That's why we will be offering two key amendments to the bill when it comes before the House Foreign Affairs Committee next month.
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And all this controversy comes before Americans even learn the identity of the woman to be celebrated on a new bill — somewhere, sometime.
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The G20 gathering comes before the first round of trade talks between Japan and the United States in Washington on April 15-16.
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That is expected to end on Tuesday, when a bill introduced by Rafael Espinal, a councilman from Brooklyn, comes before the City Council.
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" When Whitaker comes before the committee, Nadler said, he will ask him: "Have you told Mueller not to follow some line of inquiry?
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I am increasingly confident that we are approaching a 'Pride comes before the fall' solution to this sad chapter in our political history.
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That means it comes before the events of Tolkein's The Fellowship of the Ring, which happens in the Third Age of Middle Earth.
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"In Italy these days, rage comes before any hope for change," said Marco Damilano, a political commentator and deputy editor of L'Espresso magazine.
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And if a new tax cut comes before the U.S. midterm elections — as seems likely — then more fuel will be thrown on the fire.
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The plan, which will allow private insurers to remain if they follow new rules, comes before the second Democratic debates in Detroit this week.
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Paul has also wondered whether Kavanaugh's vote would cancel out that of Justice Neil Gorsuch if a privacy case comes before the Supreme Court.
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"I would vote in favor of the resolution disapproving of the president's national-emergency declaration, if and when it comes before the Senate," Sen.
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This year's holiday comes before the next film in the "Star Wars" saga, "Solo: A Star Wars Story," which will release later this month.
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For me the creative place in mathematics comes before you start to put things down on paper, before you try to write a formula.
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And the best example of how Hall's performance and Bronson's pilot script work in tandem comes before Courtney wins, in his final mayoral debate.
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However, the yield inversion that generally comes before recessions persisted, as the 10-year Treasury yield remained lower than that of the 2-year.
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If the repeal of Dodd-Frank comes before Congress, CBO is capable of making a reasonable estimate of the likely budgetary effect of repeal.
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Three of the six people on the stage will have to go on the record when President Trump's trade deal comes before the Senate.
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The company fears spending the next year planning a corporate campus that could get voted down when it comes before the board in 2020.
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With the spirited smooch, Schumer and Hanisch proved that nothing comes before putting on a good show for the cam — even avoiding your father's embarrassment.
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A right-wing party in the bloc vows to vote "no" when the matter comes before parliament early next year, defying Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
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But it's important to note that it works because of everything that comes before it: It's astoundingly grotesque, but it's also well-earned and cathartic.
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We want to be the best crowdfunding platform, of course, but it's equally important to us to help companies with what comes before and after.
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"This case comes before the Court as part of a larger strategy to disable public interest regulation," Whitehouse wrote in a brief with the court.
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The House vote comes before a Treasury Department report due in the coming days that will detail the Trump administration's plans for easing financial regulations.
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The gala comes before next week's critical New York primary, where the three GOP candidates will compete for a share of the state's 95 delegates.
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The timing of the arrest is significant because it comes before by-elections for 11 parliamentary seats and 19 provincial assembly seats on Oct. 14.
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While Alcibiades eventually goes over to the Spartans, revealing that self-interest comes before national interest, Nicias suffers what Thucydides describes as an "undeserved" death.
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His testimony later this month will mark the first time he comes before Congress publicly since hearings in 2018 that followed the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The Hawaii senator told CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday that she asks these questions of every nominee who comes before the committees she sits on.
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While we may never be able to crack the code on that one, we can definitively say the original always comes before the cover song.
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What awaits us after life ends is one of humanity's greatest philosophical dilemmas, but what comes before our lives begin is much more rarely discussed.
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He is certain to be found guilty when his case comes before a court as the party controls the legal system, which won't challenge its accusations.
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This is earlier than some had expected, as it comes before French and German elections in May and September respectively, and before the next Queen's Speech.
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Lawrence McDonald, head of global macro strategy at ACG Analytics, says FANG stocks falling as "leaders" in the market typically comes before a more widespread drop.
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Whether Mrs May's generosity to fellow parliamentarians is repaid with loyalty in turn should become apparent later this month when her Brexit deal comes before Parliament.
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The company will "wait and see what comes" before deciding about recognizing unions in other parts of the company, Chief People Officer Eddie Wilson told Reuters.
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The decree follows President Tayyip Erdogan's victory in last month's presidential election and comes before he swears his oath on Monday, inaugurating a powerful executive presidency.
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Even a bloc of justices fully committed to overturning Citizens United would be powerless to do so unless and until an appropriate case comes before them.
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What it means is that our access and our ability and our guarantee to having a home comes before someone else's privilege to earn a profit.
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Opened up by Collins so you know it means business, the track meanders along pleasantly, distorting slightly when Tyler's verse comes, before strolling towards its end.
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And all this subscriber growth, too, comes before we're seeing a new tie-up with Comcast's cable subscriptions that may end up driving that even more.
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Talk of voting on "phase three" comes before the Senate has even passed the second coronavirus package, which is expected to clear the chamber later Wednesday.
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The message comes before a planned protest at the wall tomorrow, and it was accompanied by a plain white image with no discernible objects or image.
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Now she finds herself positioned to play the role of gatekeeper when Ratcliffe comes before the Senate Intelligence Committee, where Republicans hold a one-seat margin.
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It all comes before you — all the people that helped you, the support you got day after day, for years, when you couldn't make the rent.
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"As with any witness who comes before the Senate, the Senate Judiciary Committee cannot hand over its constitutional duties to attorneys for outside witnesses," he wrote.
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He saved me from death and has renewed my mind to see a world where God is my number one, and absolutely nothing comes before Him.
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Finally, Wittes hopes that the president's testing of "the other bounds of Presidential action," especially done via one's personal Twitter account, comes before the Supreme Court.
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The British bill, which comes before parliament later this year, is being watched closely by governments and tech companies around the world due to its proposals.
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If "Ambassador Robert E. Lighthizer, the U.S. trade representative, has a complaint that comes before him, that will be adjudicated within 90 days," he told NPR.
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In particular, Mr. Wyden pressed Mr. Price over his investments in Innate Immunotherapeutics, which the senator said could be affected by legislation that comes before Congress.
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The legal fight over adding a citizenship question to the decennial population survey comes before the US Supreme Court less than a year before the count begins.
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But it's what comes before that feels revelatory — the film's fastidious attention to the training, the mistakes and the disasters that all led up to that moment.
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Hopefully, it comes before the holidays, just in time to make us the favorite relative of all the kids in our family and treat ourselves like royalty.
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But a new medical study has concluded that the threat of a crushing hangover cannot be removed by making sure that beer comes before, or after, wine.
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Sony is always the last presenter before E3 closes, and has been known to make last-minute changes, based on how people respond to what comes before.
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Last week, Trump said health care comes before tax reform, and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said his original target of August for tax reform was too aggressive.
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"Previously, if it rained in January, we rushed to plant our crops thinking the rainy season starts - when in fact it never comes before May," he said.
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"After speaking with those closest to me, I've come to realize that my health, and my family's health, comes before anything else," McIlroy said in a statement.
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"After speaking with those closest to me, I've come to realize that my health and my family's health comes before anything else," he said in a statement.
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When broad defense legislation comes before the Senate in the weeks ahead, I hope to amend it to ban Kaspersky software from all of the federal government.
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How do I discuss this issue with workers who — given these dubious "prevention" tactics — evidently believe their own health comes before social propriety and respect to others?
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"There are going to be times when players tackle with their shoulder, as they should, but the fact is your head comes before your shoulder," Sherman said.
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The data raised the prospects of a U.S. interest rate hike in the near term and comes before a carefully watched non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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These are the reasons I would vote in favor of the resolution disapproving of the president's national-emergency declaration, if and when it comes before the Senate.
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When his nomination comes before the Senate next year, Democrats and Republicans alike will have every reason to question whether he can really be impartial on this issue.
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The president's admirers describe him as "situational", by which they mean he has no ideology to speak of and judges each decision that comes before him in isolation.
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The shareholders' court filing late on Wednesday comes before a hearing next week, when the company will ask a judge to approve the Oklahoma City company's reorganization plan.
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This spread tightening comes before an ECB meeting, as weakness in the economy and a whiff of panic among investors put the central bank back in the spotlight.
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The shake-up of SNCF, which also includes ending early retirement for rail workers, comes before the monopoly is opened to competition in line with European Union rules.
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Addressing the Spanish parliament on Wednesday morning, Rajoy said this understanding "comes before any other measure that could be taken under Article 155 of the constitution," Reuters reported.
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Every song sounds markedly different than what comes before it, but every last one makes you want to rip your life up and go get what Cardi has.
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Justin Bieber stepping away from music because of 'deep rooted issues' "Music is very important to me but Nothing comes before my family and my health," Bieber wrote.
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This is a damaging net loss nearly impossible to rectify, as the more complex and interesting truth rarely tastes as good as the oversugared fable that comes before.
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Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley is reportedly firing more than 0003,000 people — 2% of its workforce — an announcement that comes before year's end to "avoid paying out bonuses," CNBC reported.
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Whether you see "third base" as oral or digital sex (or, I guess, anal sex), it's what comes before the "home run," which is... penis-in-vagina sex.
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The news comes before a G20 meeting next week where the world's leaders will pledge to fight unfair trade practices and stress the role of global trade rules.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that guaranteed women a basic right of access to abortion, once Kennedy's replacement is seated and the right case comes before the justices.
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That dearth makes it harder to avoid full-out liquidation, though not impossible, whether that comes before or after filing for protection, people familiar with the ongoing talks say.
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With the consume side of Google+ shutting down after accidentally exposing user data, Google still lacks a traditional social network where being a friend comes before being a fan.
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Sturgeon has already said her 35 Scottish National Party (SNP) lawmakers at the Westminster British parliament will vote against the deal when it comes before the House of Commons.
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The prologue that comes before the first day's official entry gives an overview and evokes the strangeness to come, as it addresses the municipality yet somehow implicates the reader.
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It is unclear whether it will ultimately get a vote when the full spending bill, which covers financial services and general government appropriations, comes before the House this week.
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All this comes before what's primed to be the most significant diplomatic encounter in a generation when Kim and US President Donald Trump meet in May or early June.
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The addition of Judge Nina Pillard tips the scales further toward Democratic appointees for the case, which comes before the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit next week.
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The flurry of online activity from the president comes before scheduled testimony later Thursday morning from Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence, before the House Intelligence Committee.
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"That voice that she gives to youth culture and the people who don't have a voice, I think that probably comes before the show [for her], before school," Barris said.
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"When you tweet before your first cup of McCafé… Nothing comes before coffee," they responded to the original tweet, adding a photo of a man drinking from a coffee cup.
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With Ghost, it often feels like the theater of what they do exists as a toothless way to feed their own publicity, and that it all comes before the music.
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His plea comes before a Conservative motion on whether the atrocities perpetrated against the Yazidis amount to genocide is set to be debated in the House of Commons on Thursday.
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BUT WHAT I CAN TELL YOU IS THAT MY CONSISTENT VIEW HAS BEEN THAT THE FCC SHOULD EVALUATE ANY TRANSACTION THAT COMES BEFORE US BASED ON THE PUBLIC INTEREST STANDARD.
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"As with any witness who comes before the Senate, the Senate Judiciary Committee cannot hand over its constitutional duties to attorneys for outside witnesses," Grassley's staff said in the email.
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But the significant jump in seniors, representing 2.5 million more 19663-plus renters, comes before the so-called "silver tsunami" hits, suggesting both lifestyle and demographic shifts are at play.
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"We also prefer a fast solution but quality comes before time," he said, declining to say whether the group aimed for a deal before its fiscal year ends next month.
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Despite his assurances to senators that Mueller's investigation is "appropriate," some Democrats have called on Kavanaugh to recuse himself if a question regarding the special counsel comes before the court.
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The president's departure comes before a Friday night deadline that could see the federal government shut down if a spending bill isn't passed by both the House and the Senate.
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Mike Rounds (R-SD) said he hadn't read the new climate report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, but also agreed that the economy comes before fighting climate change.
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By the time a class action comes before the court for final approval, class counsel and claims administrators have a good idea of how many class members have made claims.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has similarly called on the House "to vote on articles of impeachment" and promised to "do what the Constitution requires" if the matter comes before the Senate.
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The decision, which was reported in advance by multiple media reports earlier in the day, comes before Trump is set to sign a preliminary trade agreement with China on Wednesday.
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Like any American child, I quickly learned my ABCs, thanks to the age-old melody (one I still sing rapidly to myself when I forget whether "M" comes before "N").
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"I hope he's being accurate and truthful, but certainly Donald Trump Jr. will be asked about that when he comes before the Congress in an open committee hearing," Lance said.
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Remember, Roberts was the unexpected swing vote upholding the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), and he could deliver another surprise if an issue related to Mueller's report comes before the Court.
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While some were afraid to share there true feelings, several made it clear that country comes before fandom -- and they would stop watching basketball if Beijing severed ties with the NBA.
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Berlin is willing to contemplate change to the currency union only on the condition that risk reduction (getting dodgy debts off balance-sheets) comes before any additional solidarity (mutualisation of risk).
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The idea has been floated that Labour MPs from poor areas could get extra funding for their constituencies in return for their support when the Brexit deal next comes before Parliament.
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The board, which often tours Aramco's investments where they meet, also comes before the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries gathers in Vienna on May 25 to decide on output policy.
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"In all cases, the elected officials are looking at their own ability to get reelected, it comes before your interest, my interest and the interest of the American people," Steyer said.
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Addressing the Spanish parliament on Wednesday morning, Rajoy said that this requirement for clarity "comes before any other measure that could be taken under Article 155 of the constitution," Reuters reported.
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"I would vote in favor of the resolution disapproving of the president's national-emergency declaration, if and when it comes before the Senate," Tillis wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Latinx clubs and shows booked by Latinx metal promoters are more likely to draw a Latinx crowd, Ms. Buritica said, but the music itself comes before any linguistic or cultural considerations.
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All of this comes before Fed officials fully incorporate into their forecasts the likelihood that the economy will see a boost in 2017 from growth-friendly tax reform and regulatory relief.
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"GDC is always a highlight of our gaming event lineup, however the health of our employees and the wider games community comes before anything else," Facebook said in a blog post.
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The first sign that something is amiss at the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island comes before even stepping inside: The Bahamian flag perched on the roof is flying at half-staff.
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It also comes before a series of elections in France, Britain and Germany in the coming days and months, with European officials eager to avoid giving fuel to far-right parties.
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The combination of military and diplomatic tensions suddenly unleashed in Asia comes before Mr. Trump's full national security team is in place, and before it has a well-thought-out strategy.
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These priorities are so sweeping that they open up considerable space for bias in enforcement and will enable and encourage immigration officials to arrest and remove almost anyone who comes before them.
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They deteriorate the quality of water by stirring up sediment on the bottom of river beds, dig up vegetation and also consume anything edible that comes before them — including native fish eggs.
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Minnesota Democrats were hoping to come out of the state's convention — part of a complicated nominating process that comes before the August primary — with the party's biggest races settled and primaries uncontested.
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I know to apply concealer after foundation and that eyeshadow comes before mascara, but some mornings, no matter how long I've spent, there are times when my makeup just doesn't sit right.
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" "There's an adage that price action comes before the data … The question becomes whether or not the Fed and the market meet somewhere in the middle where they're seeing the same trajectory.
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"I understand that my role is to make certain that each and every case that comes before me is decided on the merits, without regard to outside forces," she told Mr. Bonacic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said she was confident lawmakers would want to deliver Brexit when legislation to secure Britain's departure from the European Union comes before parliament next month.
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"I think with a lot of players, hunger comes before results, and I think with Madison, her results came before hunger," said Evert, who has known Keys since Keys was a child.
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"After speaking with those closest to me, I've come to realize that my health and my family's health comes before anything else," the world number four said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Yet four years after those predictions of the lawlessness that would take hold should Bill de Blasio win, he comes before voters on Tuesday with a record of keeping crime at bay.
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Sometimes, being patriotic and doing the right thing comes easy to Americans when they understand how important it is and how critical their voice is regardless of what comes before the hyphen.
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If it comes before that October 31 deadline, it will be another chance for people to decide on what kind of Brexit they want, or if they even want Brexit at all.
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In this extra scene, VICE News interviews an al-Nusra fighter who explains how his faith comes before his family and describes what it is like to leave his children for battle.
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When the f---ed up psyche of the leader of the free world comes before the horrific deaths of innocent children, it's time for GOP patriots to stand up and end this sickness.
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Pain—whether it's the sharp agony of a stubbed toe or the warning heat that comes before a burn—is an everyday occurrence for most people, but not for this unusual Italian family.
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In an interesting turn of events, the threesome goes from too good to be true (in his mind) to a disaster when he comes before the second girl gets her turn with him.
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In doing so, DeVos and her department tell women of all ages, not just those in college, that hateful speech and "expression" against them, however violent, comes before their safety and self-worth.
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The harder, more time-consuming part of the process is what comes before pressing record: Deciding on an idea, writing a script, and getting all the equipment set up and ready to go.
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But it is significant as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate and comes before a possible meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the June 28-29 G20 summit in Osaka, Japan.
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It comes before an expected attack by the Syrian army, backed by Russia, on the northwestern Syrian region of Idlib which is home to nearly 3 million people on the border with Turkey.
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This comes before new European Union rules that enter force in May - called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - that give customers greater rights over how their personal data is handled by companies.
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In this journey I wanted to find out how people, especially women, could find true love and intimacy, where sex is safe and fun, and personal happiness comes before family and filial duty.
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Captain Marvel is just the latest example of review-bombing on Rotten Tomatoes, but the new product change also comes before Star Wars: Episode IX, for which some were expecting to see similar treatment.
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But everything that comes before it seems curiously uninterested in those concerns, never mentioning issues like the changing climate and spending on the whole relatively little time on the threats posed by human poachers.
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I've already painted myself into a corner by telling my colleagues that if the check comes before the Vermont State Fair next month, I'm dropping all $125 on maple confections and maple-related paraphernalia.
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In fact, 20% of the working Americans who participated in a Bankrate survey said they had zero savings, and in the hierarchy of needs, feeding your family definitely comes before making a stock purchase.
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This action comes before the agency's own Scientific Advisory Board could decide on how to account for the emissions of carbon dioxide, which is the main long-lived greenhouse gas responsible for global warming.
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And the spread comes before millions of people are expected to travel to mark Chinese New Year — a weeks-long event that authorities estimate causes people to take three billion trips across the country.
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The festive weekend comes before the royal couple head to South Africa for the start of their tour — along with four-month-old Archie, who did not make the trip to Italy — on Monday.
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The festive weekend comes before the royal couple head to South Africa for the start of their tour — along with four-month-old Archie, who did not make the trip to Italy — on Monday.
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To show your hosts and the rest of the guests that fashion comes before everything else in your life, keep your shoes on all night, regardless of the implied or stated party policy re: footwear.
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"There's a huge set of leadership issues around the president's ability to lead in the way presidents do that comes before, and is separate from, whatever add-on you get from Russia investigations," Summers said.
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Collins told reporters Tuesday when asked about objections from House conservatives that she would have to have "absolute assurance" about the ObamaCare bills passing if the vote on the final tax bill comes before that.
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It's an album that's full of potential, both in terms of the unfuckwithable pop hooks bursting out of each track, and the giddy teenage energy that comes before a night out with your best mates.
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The move comes before a planned meeting in early October between top U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators in Washington aimed at easing a trade conflict that has disrupted global supply chains and rattled financial markets.
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The later sections of the play feel contrived in a way that nothing that comes before does; he is determined to let a concept — the allusion to hope in that poem's title — rule the action.
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Trump's authoritarian tendencies have already made clear the stakes of serving a leader whose cardinal principle appears to be that loyalty to him comes before an oath to the Constitution or code of professional ethics.
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The life of the innocent cannot be allowed to depend on that much luck nor the states dishonored by pretensions of infallibility in absolutely every capital case that comes before its all but overwhelmed courts.
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The case comes before the court in a pair of lawsuits, one filed by a group of states and localities led by New York state, and the other by immigrant rights groups including Make the Road.
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And Trump's incessant fight against fact and denials of obvious truth may also mean he has a credibility issue even if he comes before the nation to talk about what he sees as a credible threat.
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One senior executive at a FTSE 100 company was still holding out hope however that lawmakers would eventually be persuaded to vote for the deal when it comes before parliament before the end of the year.
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Grassley has handled this, they would walk away thinking he has done everything he can making sure this information comes before the Senate and that this person is treated with all the respect she is due.
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Forty-six percent of respondents said the high court should uphold the ruling in Roe if the issue comes before the justices, while 2628 percent said the Supreme Court should modify the 28500-year-old ruling.
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Next month, the appeal of his misdemeanor convictions last September — for property damage and disorderly conduct after a dispute in an Omaha auto body shop — comes before a judge, and he could wind up in jail.
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If "Ambassador Robert E. Lighthizer, the U.S. trade representative, has a complaint that comes before him, that will be adjudicated within 90 days," Navarro said in an interview on Monday on the NPR news program 1A.
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"The new speaker of the House, the very distinguished congresswoman from San Francisco, has decided that opposing President Trump comes before the security of our borders," McConnell said in a Senate floor speech on January 14.
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"There is still the risk that the lagged impact from the manufacturing slowdown on the labour market comes before a significant rebound in industrial activity," said Carsten Brzeski, chief Germany economist with ING, in a note.
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Lieberman's statement on Thursday that he has decided to run as a Democrat makes him the first candidate from either party to announce an intended bid for the seat, and his decision comes before Republican Gov.
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But federal law only covers a full restraining order — and victims face the highest risk for violent retaliation from their abusers after an initial temporary restraining order is granted, and that comes before a full order.
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The incident comes before a G20 meeting in Brazil this weekend where Russian President Vladimir Putin could meet with President Donald Trump, who said Monday that he didn't like the situation, but refused to condemn the aggression.
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Notably, Apple's new service record comes before the launch of Apple TV Plus, perhaps its biggest bet yet on selling consumer subscriptions (although the number does include Apple's new Arcade games service, which launched back in September).
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The news comes before a crucial G20 meeting next week where the world's leaders will pledge to fight unfair trade practices and stress the role of global trade rules in the backdrop of a brewing trade war.
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More than 70 lawmakers, including several in May's governing Conservative Party, had supported the so-called amendment to the finance bill, to demand the government publish the analysis before a vote on the deal comes before parliament.
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The move is particularly striking as it comes before an up to 4.5 billion euro auction of five-year and 10-year bonds - normally, yields rise before an auction as investors make room for the new supply.
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" Asked if Mr. Flanagan inserted the provision to reward the donors who support charter schools, Scott Reif, a spokesman for Mr. Flanagan, said: "Every issue that comes before the Senate is considered and implemented on the merits.
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Under Florida's law, after a petition comes before the court, a judge can order the person's guns seized immediately for up to 883 days, without allowing the person an opportunity to fight the temporary order in court.
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"When the Withdrawal Agreement Bill comes before MPs, it will represent a new, bold offer to MPs across the House of Commons, with an improved package of measures that I believe can win new support," she said.
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The start of the lifting of the capital controls comes before a new general election in October, following the resignation of the then prime minister in April over the Panama Papers scandal involving the use of tax havens.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Boris Johnson said the Brexit withdrawal agreement with Brussels was "vassal state stuff" that would not protect Northern Ireland within the United Kingdom, and said he would vote against it when it comes before parliament.
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Yes, a TV show can teach you about death in a way that helps you in real life "ER" had a lot of death, but it was really a show about valuing the life that comes before it.
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The filing, submitted on Monday evening, comes before a scheduled hearing on Friday in which the U.S. District Court in the Central District of Illinois, Urbana Division, will determine how it wants to move forward with the case.
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TURKEY-RUSSIA TALKS FALTER The push on Saraqeb comes before an end-of-February deadline set by Erdogan for Assad's forces to pull back from territory that Ankara says is part of a buffer zone agreed with Russia.
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Half the fun of the Oscars is the guessing game that comes before, and without a host, good speeches, and many of the winners relegated to commercial breaks, it might be the only thing we have left to enjoy.
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There's so much that comes before they get their Oscar moments, before they step on their first red carpet, before you even may have heard their names, and that's what Refinery29's new series L.A. Land is all about.
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Pence's meeting in Seoul with business leaders comes before he heads to Tokyo later on Tuesday, where he will meet Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso and kick off talks that Washington hopes will open doors for U.S.-made products.
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The report comes before the central bank's regular board meeting on June 16 where it will consider cutting the key rate — now at 9.25 percent — by 25 or 50 basis points, as suggested by Central Bank Chairwoman Elvira Nabiullina.
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Why it matters: The endorsement from the tech industry comes before a key committee vote next week, and at a time when Silicon Valley companies are under increasing pressure to take more responsibility for content appearing on their platforms.
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As you all probably know, Shaggy and Scooby eat almost everything that comes before them, but Casey became very food-conscious and pretty much followed various food regimens that were on the health and veggie side of the plate.
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"The Finance Committee has a long, bipartisan tradition of thoroughly reviewing every nominee that comes before the committee, and I'm disappointed that my colleagues have chosen to cut corners and rush this process due to political pressure," he added.
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Suppose a case comes before the Supreme Court in which the principal issue is whether 90 days of solitary confinement for a first-time minor offense — for example, simple battery — constitutes "cruel and unusual" punishment under the Eighth Amendment.
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"Chris comes before the Court humbled, penitent and remorseful," wrote New, whose client for months after being arrested in August 2018 had falsely claimed he had done nothing wrong and who actually won re-election months after being indicted.
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The proposal comes before Mr. Biden is set to address two events this week focused on racial justice: a gathering of the N.A.A.C.P. in Detroit on Wednesday, and a conference of the National Urban League in Indianapolis on Thursday.
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The timing of this plenum is unusual because it comes before the year-end deadline, as well as before Kim's expected New Year's address, said Rachel Minyoung Lee, an analyst with NK News, a website that monitors North Korea.
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Despite the impressive range of technological systems created and used by the artist, these are but a means to an end: "How to realize a concept comes before I think about how to achieve it technically," Clar tells The Creators Project.
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" Justin just announced his plans to hit pause on his career and shift his focus to more important things, like Hailey Baldwin ... telling his fans, "music is very important to me but nothing comes before my family and my health.
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Though Democrats will likely grill Wheeler when he comes before the Senate, he would face an easier path to confirmation if his hearing takes place next year, when the new Congress with a larger GOP majority in the chamber takes over.
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The process of screening individual applications can take three to four weeks, meaning that the hundreds of Germans joining the SPD since Kuehnert's appeal might not get to vote on any new coalition deal if it comes before late March.
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Mario Saad, a researcher in Brazil, failed to convince a judge in Massachusetts that an expression of concern — a step that often, although not always, comes before a retraction — about four of his papers in the journal Diabetes, was defamatory.
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"Tag me in when yal [sic] ready I'll wait… I can bail the whole family out 'again' but pride comes before the fall too much pride and ego (and lies) that's the worst part the compulsive lying — it's gross," McCall tweeted.
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The timing of this event is significant, not only because it comes before Obama's final State of the Union address, but because it will mark five years since a mass shooting where six people were killed and severely wounded then-Rep.
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Like an article on "How to Mindfully Deal with Jerks," (I'm the jerk—not the person mindfully dealing with them) one on "The Vindictive Ex: When Hate Comes Before Children," (guess who I'm supposed to be) and one on cat-callers.
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Trump's letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer comes before a scheduled meeting at the White House on Wednesday where Democrats were expected to detail how they would like to spend $2 trillion on infrastructure improvements.
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They always say to have a plan B, but for many people, plan B (and C, D, and E) comes before plan A. We take all sorts of jobs on our way to the dream one — some more fun than others.
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To me, this little social quirk perfectly captures how eating comes before everything on that tiny island—how unacceptable it is to go hungry in a land when the fluorescent lights of streetside hawker centers stay flickering late into the night.
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So he dumps the trash in a garbage pile by the side of the road and is subsequently arrested for littering — which, when Guthrie comes before the draft board, is the reason the military cites for choosing not to draft him.
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When the case comes before it, the court may then fairly consider the president's consistently unconstitutional approach to migrants based on their religion and the pressure under which officials will be placed to fashion their decisions to fit that design.
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One potential limitation: Jackson underscored that her ruling was silent on executive privilege, which means McGahn and any other witness who comes before Congress may still decline to answer questions but must do so on a case-by-case basis.
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But he's also always shown that duty comes before his own desires, which is why he has to decide how to balance his duty to the Seven Kingdoms with the duty he owes her — both as a loyal bannerman and a lover.
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The Yalta doesn't really have any quirks or tricks beyond the strange side-zip compartment, and that makes it a good fit for anyone who needs a good-looking, weather resistant mid-sized rolltop backpack for work and what comes before and after.
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Announced two days after the president's rally in Phoenix, the pardon comes before Arpaio, who spoke at last year's Republican National Convention, has even been sentenced following his July conviction of criminal contempt for disregarding a court order in a racial profiling case.
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The Keepers home is a place where "education comes before chores," he said, but sometimes he would have to remind her that every effort need not yield an A. "I would have to caution her, you know, 'B's are OK,' " he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A group of senior British lawmakers on Thursday put forward an amendment to block Prime Minister Theresa May's EU withdrawal deal and to rule out a no-deal Brexit when it comes before parliament for a crucial vote next month.
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It comes before the court in the wake of controversial orders connected to abortion and a Muslim inmate's religious rights during execution, and just a month after the justices said they would hear their first major gun-control case in nearly a decade.
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A number of Silicon Valley giants have released frameworks in recent months outlining what they would like to see in any legislation that comes before Congress, but none of them go as far as some of the principles outlined by Cook on Wednesday.
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There's a certain exuberant, yearning spirit about the record; it feels like a sharp intake of breath, the same feeling that comes before doing something new or terrifying––the sound of youth, of overflowing with a million contradictory emotions and thoughts at once.
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Often, a sentiment-driven price gain comes before any actual increase in physical demand, so in order for this rally to prove sustainable, it will have to be followed by signs of rising Chinese steel consumption, and thus higher iron ore imports.
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Republicans have been largely critical of the CFPB's structure, so the bureau's allies fear that Chief Justice John Roberts and associate justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas are likely votes against the agency if a case comes before the court. Sen.
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Since Douglas' success in London, Simone Biles has turned into a one-woman demolition squad — crushing anyone who comes before her with her explosive tumbles as she became the first woman to win a three-peat of all-around golds at the worlds.
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The idea that judges are supposed to be impartial callers of "balls and strikes," to quote Chief Justice John Roberts, is often invoked but difficult to put into practice when every major piece of legislation or executive order comes before the court.
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"While I would gladly welcome the opportunity to work with President Trump on a new nominee for this critically important position, if Judge Kavanaugh's nomination comes before the full Senate for a vote under these circumstances, I will oppose it," he said.
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Finally, about the nontheme fill in this puzzle: If you belong to the group of solvers who believes that great fill comes before anything, you might be disappointed in some of the entries, like CLE, OSSA, SSE, ESCS, SSN, PEES, EOS and SIMP.
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"Regardless of the public interest surrounding this case, the court used its best efforts to address the merits of petitioner's petition for postconviction relief like it would in any other case that comes before the court; unfettered by sympathy, prejudice, or public opinion," he wrote.
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Experts say that a combination of that "left of launch" sabotage, so called because it comes before or just as a missile launches, and "right of launch" interception of airborne missiles, the kind practiced on Tuesday, represent the best chance of protecting the United States.
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" Facebook, which usually touts its virtual reality and augmented reality efforts at GDC, said in a blog post that the event "is always a highlight of our gaming event lineup; however, the health of our employees and the wider games community comes before anything else.
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"Of course, the hard work always comes before the pay off as reflected in our second quarter results, where increased spending to fix areas of weakness and invest in areas of opportunity were exacerbated by a challenging vehicle residual environment in the U.S.," Marinello wrote.
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WASHINGTON(Reuters) - President Donald Trump exhorted every Republican to vote yes on a healthcare overhaul when it comes before the Senate this week, but one of his party's most vocal opponents of the bill, Senator Susan Collins, said he had made no effort to reach her.
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The report comes before the Senate plans to vote Monday evening on a resolution to roll back a regulation that requires prospective federal contractors to report proven and alleged labor violations committed within the past three years when they make bids on contracts of more than $500,000.
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Billy Mayaya, a human rights activist spearheading a right-to-food campaign in Malawi, said his group and others had met the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture to stress the importance of recognizing farmers' rights when the Plant Breeders' Bill comes before Parliament, perhaps as early as November.
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It struck me that they both had a "pinwheel" pattern of long answers that did not really have anything to do with theme, just to help set up the actual theme entries, and that they fit the simple "word that comes before or after" theme type.
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That episode of the NBC sitcom ends with a moment you always knew the show would get to — a big, big kiss — but what comes before is such a roller coaster that by the time the moment actually happens, it's about the fourth or fifth thing on your mind.
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"When we equate intercourse and sex and call everything that comes before intercourse 'foreplay,' we are buying into the cultural script that sex should proceed as follows: foreplay (just enough to get her ready for intercourse), intercourse (during which both women and men orgasm), and game over," Mintz said.
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"While I would gladly welcome the opportunity to work with President Trump on a new nominee for this critically important position, if Judge Kavanaugh's nomination comes before the full Senate for a vote under these circumstances, I will oppose it," Donnelly said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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The increase comes before the government is due to unveil its fiscal budget for the same year on Monday, amid fears New Delhi will widen its 2016/13 fiscal deficit target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product to afford higher spending that can help boost economic growth.
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Just when you think you've got a handle on it all, Can shifts into a more Motorik gear, serving up the Krautpop of "Moonshake," a three-minute pre-punk-post-punk sugar rush, given all the meandering that comes before it, seems to slip away just as it begins.
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The visit to North Carolina (1-7, 0-5) comes before two pivotal home games -- first against No. 173 Virginia Tech followed by one against No. 9 Notre Dame -- that will factor into whether Miami reaches its first ACC championship game and contends for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
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I also know that when you have a financial institution that comes before you, and they have been involved in activity that they have received a lot of fines for, that they continue in the activity, activity such as one bank that continued to create accounts in their client's names.
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Gauge swatching: The step that comes before starting a project during which you knit a small bit of fabric with the needles and yarn you plan to use in order to calculate exactly how many stitches per inch you're getting, since it can vary so much from person to person.
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Because bin Salman's tapping as the Kingdom's next leader comes before King Salman's death, that could cause further divisions within the royal family and lead to a contested royal succession turning violent, the Council on Foreign Relations wrote in May in response to speculation about a possible promotion for the young prince.
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Melania Trump is a former model with her own QVC jewelry line and skin care brand who emphasizes that her role as a mother comes before all else; Mr. Trump has spoken disparagingly of working women, does little in the way of child care, and expects women to be more aesthetically appealing than intellectually substantive.
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"Charters are not the one cure-all to the ills that beset education," DeVos said, adding "I suggest we focus less on what word comes before 'school' -- whether it be traditional, charter, virtual, magnet, home, parochial, private or any approach yet to be developed -- and focus instead on the individuals they are intended to serve."
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Nadler's request comes before Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrTrump criticizes Sessions after Alabama Senate primary heads to a runoff Trump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Why the rule of law depends on the president and his attorney general MORE's scheduled March 31 hearing in front of the committee.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE comes before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday afternoon to respond to last week's bombshell testimony from fired FBI Director James Comey.
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The book is organized by theme, not chronology, which sometimes makes it a jumble, particularly when events that led to one another are presented out of order: The battle inside the Republican Party between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in 1964, for example, comes before the conservative-versus-establishment showdown between Robert Taft and Dwight Eisenhower in 1952.
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The fourth episode this season, "Who's Afraid Of The Big Black Man," ends on a perfectly neat sitcom note, but what's important is what comes before the end: Dre's ongoing struggle of having to make himself seem "harmless" to the white people around him, and his family's reassurance that he can let his guard down because things have changed.
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That case later comes before Gorsuch's court, where Gorsuch writes a dissenting opinion saying prosecutors should have to prove the man knew he had a criminal record that disqualified him from firearms ownership, because according to the relevant federal statute, a felon in possession of a gun must "knowingly" violate the law to be found guilty.
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"The reason you need that information is to do things like if someone comes before the commission and says 100 people voted in this state in this election year, and we believe they were deceased at the time the ballots were cast, we can look at the voter rolls and say those people were not actually registered at the time," Kobach said.
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So it was a chance for Democrats to highlight their concerns about Trump's overreach of power, his abandonment of the rule of law, you know, raising that in the context of will Kavanaugh stand up to the president if a case comes before The Supreme Court where Trump is being accused of overstepping his bounds, or the administration is being accused of going beyond the law.
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GOP leaders said they want to help Flint but argued the $600 million package presented by the two Democratic senators from Michigan -- Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters -- to switch out lead service lines to individual homes and address health concerns for those who drank the bad water, is very expensive and comes before the state has done a comprehensive analysis of what that would cost.
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Lauren, for example, says that she styles her home for her own enjoyment, which "always comes before Instagram; as long as my home makes me feel happy then that's what's important," and adds that she take lots of photos of her interiors at once, to post over time, which means that her home doesn't have to be in peak condition all the time, while also creating an illusion of a near-perfect state online.
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WISENBERG: Oh he&aposll definitely get confirmed but you know the real question about Rowe versus Wade that he clearly can&apost be asked is, "I don&apost care what you thought about Rowe versus Wade when it was decided in 1973, the question is whether it should remain valid law if the case comes before the court" And everyone would agree that&aposs just something you can&apost ask somebody who&aposs a judicial nominee and you&aposd have to try to glean it from his linings.
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