This offer comes to an end on Saturday, October 20th.
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After a few takes, the scene comes to an end.
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"That streak comes to an end today," the editorial states.
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This Monday, January 25, Mercury retrograde comes to an end.
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Friday or Saturday this week, it comes to an end.
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Now her trip at the Atlantic comes to an end.
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At some point, however, the party comes to an end.
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This is America as the decade comes to an end.
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And with that, this Last Supper comes to an end.
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Making It's second season comes to an end on Dec.
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THURSDAY • The Special Olympics World Games comes to an end.
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We only have a month before #Election2016 comes to an end!
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And that's what's happening as this race comes to an end.
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After four seasons, USA Network's cybersecurity thriller comes to an end.
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When you've completed the docking, the game comes to an end.
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As the ride comes to an end, so does the essay.
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But all of it officially comes to an end on Dec. 210.
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But just as one rumor comes to an end, another one emerges.
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Once the ceremony comes to an end, they step into the cafeteria.
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" A piece of onscreen text vows: "The saga comes to an end.
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It comes to an end with this finale, aptly titled "Great Again."
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"The Fosters" comes to an end and pivots toward its spinoff series.
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"Well another disappointing week comes to an end," Willett posted on Twitter.
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And the second season of "The Bold Type" comes to an end.
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But what happens after the school year comes to an end in 2019?
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Sunday, daylight saving (not savings) time comes to an end for most Americans.
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Here's an edited version: Julian Zelizer: The biggest nonstory comes to an end.
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It is time that the unbroken series of failures comes to an end.
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Both options will work as long as the occupation comes to an end.
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"Very reluctantly my international career comes to an end," he said on Instagram.
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"We just wanted an answer," Larry says as his monologue comes to an end.
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Which is why the sooner the Mueller investigation comes to an end the better.
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" "The only way that this Syrian situation comes to an end is with Russia.
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We should all be watching, and organizing, until that experience comes to an end.
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Obama administration comes to an end, the U.S. is in a much stronger position
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Robert Kirkman's long-running Invincible comic book series comes to an end on Feb.
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Unfortunately for Clifford, this may be where Avenatti's winning streak comes to an end.
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As it comes to an end, Colbert tells Hadreas that the performance was beautiful.
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"A glorious chapter in Indian politics comes to an end," Prime Minister Modi tweeted.
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This is how America's long era of leadership in Asia comes to an end.
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BoJack Horseman, one of Netflix's longest-running shows, comes to an end this Friday.
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While I agree, at least they'll leave when this administration comes to an end.
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The move comes as Virginia's General Assembly session comes to an end on Saturday.
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And when that comes to an end, it all comes to a screeching halt.
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As his term comes to an end, Biden is out there, still beating the drum.
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It is time this comes to an end and that we demand better for ourselves.
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And there's also the fallout to deal with when the situation comes to an end.
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There's every chance the multi-year win streak comes to an end Thursday against Baylor.
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In February 2018 Janet Yellen's term as chair of the Fed comes to an end.
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And that's exactly the kind of control I crave as 2016 comes to an end.
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's second five-year term comes to an end on Dec.
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It will be updated continuously until the pilot test comes to an end in August.
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"This regime of grief comes to an end today," Labor Minister Effie Achtsioglou told parliament.
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Kentucky falls to 7-2 as its seven-game win streak comes to an end.
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A 4-decade career comes to an end in a single day — or does it?
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That's when the show's contract with Hulu (now owned by Disney) comes to an end.
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As the tour comes to an end, the royal couple decides to reunite in Lisbon.
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Such a move is not uncommon as a month of steep declines comes to an end.
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Let's figure out what's really going on before this wild, terrifying ride comes to an end.
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So you'll feel better, at the very least, when your road trip comes to an end.
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In fact, traders see a 31% chance of two cuts before 2019 comes to an end.
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"But, every year when pasta pass comes to an end, we hear from them," Arguello continued.
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To ensure delivery by Christmas, Target recommends buying before Thursday, December 20th comes to an end.
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The story is a gripping one, and it comes to an end with an unexpected twist.
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The A.R. Rahman Intel Curie Band All-Stars bow as the keynote comes to an end.
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Fortunately, nine months are all we have left before this tax nonsense comes to an end.
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These moves arrived as years of breakneck growth in China's smartphone space comes to an end.
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And as 2019 comes to an end, Saweetie's on the precipice of becoming a household name.
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Cyber Monday fanatics will be glued to their computers as the weekend comes to an end.
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"A glorious chapter in Indian politics comes to an end," tweeted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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The aroma spreads through the theater as our visit with the Delanys comes to an end.
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Every body of work comes to an end, and any work could be the last one.
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" And, he said, "a Kafkaesque journey for a group of innocent Americans comes to an end.
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The story comes to an end in 1976 with Wallace's premature death in a car crash.
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Buckle up, folks: This ride will get much rougher before it finally comes to an end.
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Once the workday comes to an end, there's no limit to what Austin has to offer.
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As this hideous, discombobulating year comes to an end, the Resistance offers one reason for optimism.
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That comes to an end this spring, with two recitals on April 30 and May 4.
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As the summer comes to an end, it's time to get your last-minute grilling in.
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Instead, the glacier now comes to an end a half-mile (800 meters) further up the valley.
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Such transitions often happen around the time a boom comes to an end and a recession begins.
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This period in a family's life can be extremely challenging, but it eventually comes to an end.
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One of them is called Dawn, and this week, its deep space assignment comes to an end.
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The couple plans to visit Uganda in the fall once the baseball season comes to an end.
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And we're already terrified of the whiplash we'll experience when Murphy's hot streak comes to an end.
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The long, laborious wait for The Walking Dead: Season 7 comes to an end on Oct. 23.
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"I really like working with other people," he tells me, as our conversation comes to an end.
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As 2016 comes to an end, some celebrities share their 2017 resolutions with PEOPLE: Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi
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Click through the gallery to find out all the secrets before the series comes to an end.
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After an acclaimed seven-year run, "The Good Wife" comes to an end on Sunday, May 8.
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Once the 20 hours of debate officially comes to an end, then the vote-a-rama starts.
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When the project comes to an end a month from now, we'll have a kaleidoscopic time capsule.
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Rami Malek and Lucy Boynton are showing off their love as the summer comes to an end.
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The Ramadan fast comes to an end this evening, and the feasting of Eid al-Fitr follows.
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The second and final season of this Western about a Texas ranching family comes to an end.
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R. Mantel's Thomas Cromwell trilogy, which began with 2009's Wolf Hall, finally comes to an end.
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About seven minutes into the video the carving comes to an end and the final product is revealed.
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But with the upcoming launch of its latest mobile OS, that reign of sweetness comes to an end.
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Khloé Kardashian and Kim Kardashian West's daughters spent some quality time together as 2018 comes to an end.
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Now, back-, back, uh, in one year, and everybody now believes, uh, the world comes to an end.
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As the school year comes to an end, it's important for teachers to get in their last laugh.
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"With the Syrian army entering the area, another chapter of terrorists' crimes comes to an end," it added.
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As the year comes to an end, here are the 20 best shows on TV, according to critics.
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Qatar is facing possible further sanctions after a deadline to meet its neighbor's demands comes to an end.
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As the first half of the year comes to an end, the stock market is looking especially wobbly.
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The five minutes comes to an end and he looks at me for the first time in hours.
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Peter Capaldi's run as the Twelfth Doctor, and Stephen Moffat's as this series's showrunner, comes to an end.
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As the series comes to an end, Kathryn (Lea Thompson) discovers a long-buried secret that changes everything.
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Yes, investors are very upbeat as this year comes to an end, but that can change very fast.
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When a relationship comes to an end, there are many forms of intimacy and companionship that you miss.
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As 221 comes to an end, we share 213 of our favorite Lens stories of the year. 246750.
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Once your three-month promo period comes to an end, you'll continue at the regular rate unless you unsubscribe.
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The Shattered Sun by Rachel Dunne Rachel Dunne's Bound Gods series comes to an end with The Shattered Sun.
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One of those tools comes in the form of Amazon Prime Day — which, sadly, comes to an end today.
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Obama has been making the rounds lately on late-night talk shows as his presidency comes to an end.
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"May the best candidate win," she says to him, shaking his hand as their meeting comes to an end.
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And it can — it hopes — future-proof Star Wars even as the Skywalkers' family drama comes to an end.
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I applaud as the song comes to an end, grateful for a socially acceptable way to vent my excitement.
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He's finally ready to admit what happened on that cruise ship — just as the episode comes to an end.
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His final term comes to an end in December, but he has refused to hold elections, citing logistical problems.
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But when they inevitably settle in, it's as if the world as you know it comes to an end.
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"Maybe it comes to an end, but I think we can win on Sunday," said Thorsteinsson, the federation president.
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Facebook's F8 conference comes to an end today, and boy oh boy, are these announcements big and also unique.
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He will serve four years starting on July 8, when incumbent president Raimonds Vejonis' term comes to an end.
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As the fight comes to an end, Wanda uses her powers to save Steve Rogers from a bomb's blast.
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Once that 30 hours comes to an end, the full Senate will be required to vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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More flooding is expected in the coming months, until the rainy season comes to an end around early October.
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Also this month, Jackson's long-term relationship with Jeanie Buss, the president of the Lakers, comes to an end.
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Puri, whose term comes to an end in October this year, is also an adviser to the search committee.
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The Federal Reserve may sound a bit more hawkish as Fed Chair Janet Yellen's tenure comes to an end.
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"We must do everything that is within our power so that this massacre comes to an end," Merkel added.
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Monday is an historic day for Greece as nearly a decade of external financial help comes to an end.
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As the song comes to an end, the video cuts to nighttime with the venue full and the audience screaming.
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That comes to an end this week as we all start the six-month test run of Uranus in Taurus.
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Their "thing" once again comes to an end, but perturbed by Trey's comment, Abbi immediately asks out the EMT Mike.
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When something as massive as Game of Thrones finally comes to an end, it can be difficult to let go.
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But what if the odds prove correct, and Maia's streak comes to an end on the UFC 211 main card?
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On her 15th birthday, giddy with anticipation for a surprise organised by Wassim, Nour's childhood abruptly comes to an end.
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Like all good things must, early-bird pricing for tickets to TechCrunch Sessions: Robotics + AI comes to an end today.
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As L.G.B.T. Pride Month comes to an end, the massacre of 2000 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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"Actors can be left with emotions similar to a bereavement when a film shoot comes to an end," she said.
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"Royal Pains," the USA series about a doctor for hire in the Hamptons, comes to an end after eight seasons.
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As May comes to an end, Square is worth $23.6 billion, not far behind Twitter's $26 billion stock market value.
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I am interested in how a thought comes to an end as it reaches the physical boundaries of a form.
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A long trial against civil society workers comes to an end, but there is still much work to be done.
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But everything comes to an end, and we're just trying to keep this going for as long as we can.
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After a little over four months in Brooklyn, this world-touring tribute to pop's original chameleon comes to an end.
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Schiff, 203, and Jeffries, 49, have the most immediate path to increased power when the trial comes to an end.
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We now face a potential economic catastrophe as the long period of very low interest rates comes to an end.
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Chris Christie, once a national darling and now with historically low approval in his home state, comes to an end.
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Hearings for President Trump's travel ban begin in the Supreme Court; Finland's universal basic income experiment comes to an end.
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"Once the lab mission comes to an end, China will start building our own space station," Zhou was quoted as saying.
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"But once this meltdown comes to an end, Salesforce will still be a terrific company with incredibly strong numbers," he said.
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Brooks said on Friday that she will instead retire from Congress when her current term in office comes to an end.
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Will we be able to say the same things about Guardiola when his time at Manchester City comes to an end?
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" As an interview comes to an end, it's almost guaranteed that a hiring manager will ask, "Do you have any questions?
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If the consumer-spending spree comes to an end too, it is hard to see where economic growth will come from.
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" Baltasar Garzon, former judge who tried to open an inquiry into Franco's crimes: "Today a historic barbarity comes to an end.
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The process was longer than we thought and more painful than we thought, but this chapter comes to an end today.
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As recession worries resurface, investors wonder whether the Federal Reserve could turn more dovish as the year comes to an end.
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As with any boxer whose lucrative fighting career comes to an end, Ali's earning power after his final bout was uncertain.
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It comes to an end rather quickly, and most will be able to finish it during a solid weekend of playing.
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Any delay at this stage would jeopardize this administration's ability to finalize the rule before its tenure comes to an end.
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After a long and fraught fight, the final contest of the 2016 presidential primary comes to an end on Tuesday night.
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Ryanair members of BALPA have also announced a further seven days of strikes as their latest walkout comes to an end.
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Suzan-Lori Parks's exploration of the master-slave dynamic, directed by Oskar Eustis and starring Daveed Diggs, comes to an end.
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As a result, as this season comes to an end, Roman, Shiv and especially Kendall all finally seem like viable players.
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The picaresque narrative, crammed with characters who would do well in Cervantes, comes to an end without having taught us anything.
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Instead, as 2016 comes to an end, we may again have to stake our reputation on theater and the fine arts.
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As the decade comes to an end, we looked back at some of the biggest box-office flops of the 2010s.
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As the latter, I can at least take some solace in knowing the date when my career comes to an end.
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Then, roughly two months after delivery, pregnancy Medicaid comes to an end, and the safety net gives way to a cliff.
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UBS says 4 areas will dominate the market throughout the 2020s as big tech&aposs blockbuster decade comes to an end.
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Just when we need someone to step up as the 2016 campaign comes to an end, we are all falling down.
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Season 3 in the meltdown of Noah Solloway (Dominic West), and his ex-wives, Helen and Alison, comes to an end.
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The bunker includes communal spaces, such as a pub for tossing back a few while the world comes to an end.
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As cherry blossom season comes to an end in Japan, it's time to set your gaze on the prettiest thing blooming today.
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If you've been waiting to express yourself with a brown heart, this will be the year your wait comes to an end.
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She even had a conversation with Rhimes about the option of returning when the series comes to an end in the future.
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Scheduled for an early 2017 release, the show will document Mitchell's "unfiltered and unpredictable journey" after the show comes to an end.
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The Hawks are now 3-2 on their current six-game home stand, which comes to an end against Toronto on Wednesday.
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"I think this weekend is what I needed to be brave," De Anda tells us as the camp comes to an end.
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Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users have around a month left until Microsoft's free Windows 10 upgrade offer comes to an end.
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The reference to "end of the program" means June, though the financial assistance to Greece comes to an end on August 20.
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The family unit comes to an end when it is separated, and the financial, emotional and scholastic lives of children are shaken.
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Everything in life comes to an end at a particular moment, and the same goes for kitchens, which is fine by me.
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But if the Trump era ever comes to an end, America should consider taking a hard look at a more systemic change.
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The G7 summit comes to an end with more resolutions than divides for the US; Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests turn violent.
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"Ultimately, everything comes to an end; it's more of managing the plateaus with the lows when you're at the top," Day said.
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This wildly popular European vocal competition comes to an end, as singers representing the 26 final nations take the stage in Lisbon.
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This is where the astral travel to Tehran comes to an end, leaving visitors with the bitter realization of an impossible togetherness.
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The EIA forecasts electric vehicle sales would stall from there, as scheduled tightening of federal fuel economy standards comes to an end.
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As Trump's first year in office comes to an end, here are three ways he became an affirmative action president, critics say.
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Ricketts invited President Trump to see his team play the first-place Washington Nationals as the series comes to an end Thursday.
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Eventually, someone asked who he the thinks will be the sitting on the Iron Throne when the story comes to an end.
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Royals fans are getting a new look at Meghan Markle's time on the beloved series Suits as it comes to an end.
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As this decade comes to an end, it&aposs imperative that we reflect on the growing power of unions across the country.
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The factory, which produces about 150,000 cars a year, will close once its current line of Civic cars comes to an end.
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When Merkel's government comes to an end in 2021, Berlin might have to make room for 3 parties in the next Cabinet.
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As his presidency comes to an end, Obama clearly hopes that the next president will lead the way on government backing for science.
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With just hours to go before Game of Thrones officially comes to an end, the stars of the hit franchise are getting nostalgic.
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And that grappling has moved the Overton Window in ways that will warp our politics long after Trump's presidency comes to an end.
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Netflix refreshes itself once a month — thankfully — so we can keep scrolling and keep watching, even as the summer comes to an end.
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Blythe Danner and daughter Gwyneth Paltrow haven't shared the screen in 13 years – but Danner hopes that hiatus soon comes to an end.
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The orbiter will join Philae for their "eternal hibernation" on the surface of the comet together once its mission comes to an end.
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As October comes to an end, temperatures continue to decline from what has been record-breaking warmth throughout much of the United States.
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As our conversation comes to an end, I'm not entirely sure what I've learned about Kele Okereke beyond his music and work ethic.
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Now, as summer comes to an end, eBay is giving people an even better reason to shop with a wide selection of deals.
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Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is due to release her findings by Friday, the day before her seven-year term comes to an end.
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As summer comes to an end, retailers across the internet are having end-of-season and back-to-school sales with major discounts.
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National Foster Care Month comes to an end today, but it's important that we talk about the American foster care crisis year-round.
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As their history-making time in the White House comes to an end, it's worth pondering the lessons of the Age of Obama.
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Meanwhile, within the government, Obama administration officials are exploring their options in the private sector as the president's term comes to an end.
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As 2018 comes to an end, we're taking a look at the biggest stories in tech, media and commerce from Recode this year.
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Major averages are little changed as investors digest the vagaries of what's happening in Washington, and as earnings season comes to an end.
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ET. The busy week in retail earnings comes to an end Friday, with Foot Locker out with quarterly results before the opening bell.
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" As the song comes to an end, Ms. Lovato adds: "I promise I'll get help/It wasn't my intention/I'm sorry to myself.
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" To a rapt Congress, he outlined the details of the armistice, and announced, at long last, "The war thus comes to an end.
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The pavement artwork was intended to be an exclamation mark as the city's summer-long initiative comes to an end, Van Yahres said.
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After a tour comes to an end, Reverb calculates the tour's total carbon footprint to determine the offset necessary to be carbon neutral.
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Surface and Office are both up, and revenue from Windows licenses has also increased just as Windows 7 support comes to an end.
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And as the show that made her a star comes to an end, Turner says she is grateful for the role of a lifetime.
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The tour will begin in May after their 14-month Las Vegas residency Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life comes to an end in April.
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All told, Obama's time comes to an end with 22012% saying things in the country are generally going well, 22009% that they're going poorly.
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Spoiler alert: It's the same reason why Reddit co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman got it in case the world comes to an end.
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As we all wish Rachel luck on her journey, I hope you're excited to see how my own comes to an end next week.
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Drew Barrymore is doing her best to keep her head high as her four-year marriage to husband Will Kopelman comes to an end.
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It's August, which usually means summer comes to an end and back-to-school shopping heats up — but maybe not so much this year.
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Therefore, there is a critical need for a parallel effort to address, 'How can things be improved until the war comes to an end?
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As National Women's History Month comes to an end, I've been reflecting on what it means to be a working woman in today's world.
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We'll miss the whimsical, sunshine-filled days of summer, but as one season comes to an end, another begins and brings its own perks.
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It's your last chance to pick up a bunch of Philips devices at heavily reduced prices, as the Amazon sale comes to an end.
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Her four-year term as chairwoman comes to an end on February 3, 2018, but she could have remained on the board until 2024.
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It will kick off in May after a 14-month Las Vegas residency, Backstreet Boys: Larger Than Life,comes to an end in April.
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President Donald Trump reportedly favors nominating Federal Reserve Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell when current Chair Janet Yellen's term comes to an end next February.
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As the summer comes to an end, plenty of retailers are taking the opportunity to hold back-to-school and end-of-season sales.
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But as one year comes to an end and the next approaches, this is also a great time to get your finances in order.
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As 2019 comes to an end, here's a look back at how 10 of the world's city skylines have evolved since the year 2000.
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It's also imperative that the do-nothing approach taken by the Obama administration when it comes to possible trade violations comes to an end.
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Critic's Notebook A five-season-long psychological experiment comes to an end Monday night on A&E, and it has been a resounding success.
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Fuller House: Season 5, Part 2: The Full House revival comes to an end and we say goodbye to the Tanner family — for now.
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READ MORE HERE >>UBS says 4 areas will dominate the market throughout the 2020s as big tech&aposs blockbuster decade comes to an end.
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For me, the book was about that terrible conundrum: We seem to be born to love, but everything we love comes to an end.
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As the year comes to an end, it&aposs a time to reflect on your career and see where you&aposd like to grow.
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The market has been concerned that once the supply cut deal comes to an end producers will increase supplies again, causing prices to fall.
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The super early-bird season for serious savings on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 21 — on October 2800-22019 — comes to an end next week.
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Samsung has already acknowledged that the Galaxy S10 5G will be coming to both carriers after its exclusivity window with Verizon comes to an end.
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Eventually, I had to ask her the same question I had asked every YouTuber: What will you do if all this comes to an end?
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When Game of Thrones comes to an end, maybe I'll have something of an Emma Watson cutting her hair short moment — maybe I'll go crazy.
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Unlike many professional athletes, Nyheim Hines of the Indianapolis Colts knows exactly what he wants to do when his NFL career comes to an end.
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This is leading Germany's political establishment, and the public, to ask who and what will come after Merkel's time in office comes to an end.
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If you really want to play it safe, wait until November 16, when Venus' retrograde comes to an end, to make any major romantic moves.
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As my virtual crime spree comes to an end, I decide to ditch the truck and jump in a taxi for a tactical cig break.
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Dearani says that for transplant families, the story never really comes to an end, even though right after the transplant it might feel that way.
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As another volatile month comes to an end, we looked to market history to see if it will give any clues about short-term performance.
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A long-term operator will be chosen by year-end and begin operating the refinery after PDVSA's lease comes to an end in December 2019.
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On Sunday, the biggest franchise in the history of television comes to an end, wrapping up eight years (and seasons) of nail-biting fantasy drama.
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Microsoft's free Windows 10 upgrade comes to an end on July 29th, and IDC believes it may prompt some PC users into buying new machines.
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The Associated Press reports that the territory's government-owned utility service will not require payment from federal employees until the shutdown comes to an end.
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As the cycle comes to an end, we witness another king making the same descent not in resignation but with gallantry and pure youthful pleasure.
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As the music comes to an end, my group and I shuffled backstage, and I immediately undid the ribbons holding my hair in tight buns.
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DeGeneres told the New York Times in a new interview that she's mulling what to do once her contract comes to an end in 2020.
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As a rough January for stocks comes to an end, BMO Private Bank's chief operating officer Jack Ablin sees a few reasons to be optimistic.
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As Season 2's stressful holiday party comes to an end, Jim's thoughtful Secret Santa gift finally makes its way to the intended recipient, Pam.
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As the season comes to an end, figuring out who will finish last can get just as complicated as figuring out who will finish first.
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"I also welcome that the data obtained from mobile operators would be deleted as soon as the current emergency comes to an end," writes Wiewiórowski.
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The airline had planned to close the base that houses 130 flight attendants in October after its London-Los Angeles route comes to an end.
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Try This As summer comes to an end, I've noticed that my skin needs a boost from being exposed to the sun all season long.
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After the painting is stolen from Marty de Groot, whose family had owned it for generations, Marty's streak of bad luck comes to an end.
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The market has been concerned that, once the supply cut deal comes to an end, producers will ramp up supplies again, causing prices to fall.
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As "Game of Thrones" comes to an end with its last season, we should all come away having learned a lesson from the Stark sisters.
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Deckers Outdoor —An analyst at Pivotal Research Group downgraded the footwear designer's stock to hold from buy as the winter season comes to an end.
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On Monday, the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers is expected to appoint a new chair as the term of Jeroen Dijsselbloem comes to an end.
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"If you have had a hard time getting some of your needed documents, clarity and access may come as retrograde comes to an end," Susannah explains.
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Davis is also looking forward to the day that the work of the sanctuary comes to an end, because this will signal an even larger accomplishment.
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As five years of benign credit and abundant liquidity comes to an end, watchdogs are probing lenders' internal models to test their resilience to turbulent markets.
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Discussions likely center around Kelly's departure, as her run with the company comes to an end in year two of a three-year, $69 million contract.
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And today, our long cheese-on-bun global nightmare comes to an end with the public release of Android Oreo 8.1, which fixes the unappetizing glyph.
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Tons of other celebrities were in attendance, too, but all eyes were on the Obamas as their time in the White House comes to an end.
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But the conclusion of "Thrones" does offer the media industry a case study of what could happen when the next big hit comes to an end.
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Before the meeting comes to an end, bring up your sound bites or your most important points if you didn't get a chance to say something.
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We can only hope that if Trump's rule comes to an end, we won't get complacent about the dirt that Mueller has only begun to scratch.
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As filming on Season 8 Game of Thrones comes to an end, fans continue to scour the sets for clues on what lies ahead for Westeros.
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As the lavish meal comes to an end, Daniel brings out a few mason jars and shows them to me in a show-and-tell fashion.
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It's a sick game that comes to an end when he accidentally messes with the wrong crowd: a group of stuntwomen going on a test drive.
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It's autumn in the United States and the sun will set earlier in the day as daylight savings time comes to an end on November 5.
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Obama, whose presidency comes to an end in five months, has tried to use his time in office to make Americans more passionate about climate change.
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Yellen's four-term term as head of the central bank comes to an end in February, and she has the option of staying on as governor.
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As 2017 comes to an end, VICE Impact takes a look at the knowns and unknowns of the U.S.'s major conflicts going on right now.
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The entire Klingon-Federation war comes to an end because L'Rell is given control of a bomb planted in the heart of Kronos by Evil Georgiou.
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But Sculley, an experienced executive who also had a stint leading Pepsi, has a reassuring take - every downturn comes to an end, as does every epidemic.
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That moment where Darius [Lakeith Stanfield] gives his monologue and everything comes to an end, if you didn't stick the landing, the episode wouldn't have worked.
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Both sides aim to reach some sort of agreement by the end of the year, when the 11-month Brexit transition period comes to an end.
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Department stores are in for more trouble as 2019 comes to an end and we head into a new decade, according to two analysts' notes Monday.
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If interest rates were to rise suddenly, all that leverage could make for a much more severe downturn when the growth cycle comes to an end.
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Both sides aim to reach some sort of agreement by the end of the year, when the 11-month Brexit transition period comes to an end.
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The "God's Plan" singer can be seen with his arms in the air and jumping up and down with excitement as the anthem comes to an end.
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The video ends with YG being surrounded and with the man on foot being caught, and gun shots sounding off as the video comes to an end.
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The flow would likely slow in March, as winter comes to an end in Europe, said Ted Michael, LNG analyst, natural gas, at energy data provider Genscape.
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As each session of Dalí Lives comes to an end, Dalí turns to his visitors and asks if they would like to take a picture with him.
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The Giants, who's run of World Series titles in an even-numbered years comes to an end, had their 10-game winning streak in elimination games end.
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Might there be an upsurge in orthodox clerical opposition to the Islamic republic as this uneasy experiment in Shia political activism comes to an end of sorts?
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As the year comes to an end, we're reminded that we still don't have any clarity on what to expect from the ending of Game of Thrones.
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The Kenyan shilling could weaken due to a decrease in dollar sales from charities and horticultural export earnings as the year comes to an end, traders said.
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As Rob Zacny's Subterfuge campaign finally comes to an end, we discover what depths a group of humans will go to stab one another in the back.
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It is still early to discuss the future of the ECB, given that the mandate for the current president comes to an end only in October 2019.
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As this very long year finally comes to an end, it's time to look ahead to 2020 and all of the promising horror films it will bring.
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Her four-term term as head of the central bank comes to an end in February, but she did have the option of staying on as governor.
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Retiring Amtrak CEO Joe Boardman foresees a "more robust" U.S. rail system after his tenure at the national passenger railway comes to an end later this year.
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Note that FedEx will still act as a carrier for Amazon even once its Express contract comes to an end this month, providing last-mile ground shipping.
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PITTSBURGH — As Taylor Morgan's volleyball career at the University of Minnesota comes to an end this week, she has set her sights on becoming a college coach.
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Then there's the collective loss embodied in the book's title: What happens to once-booming postindustrial cities when working-class community and vibrancy comes to an end?
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As the honeymoon phase inevitably comes to an end, there are many ways that you can work with your partner to keep your relationship exciting and fulfilling.
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And "The Vampire Diaries," a CW drama that rode the wave of "Twilight" popularity eight seasons ago, comes to an end with an action-packed series finale.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), told Vox that the Senate isn't currently engaging in conversations about what to do if indeed the DACA program comes to an end.
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Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis movie comedy over and over and over again comes to an end.
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Again, I'm going to do everything I can to maximize chances of success during this opportunity we've been given, which comes to an end in a month.
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But moments later, just as our conversation on Friday comes to an end, he notices the stock market has once again gone into the red for the day.
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Wolfgang Buechele told the supervisory board he would not be available for a second term when his current contract comes to an end in April 2017, Linde said.
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Tariffs, rising interest rates, a plunging stock market, layoffs and plant closings are just some of the headaches the industry is facing as 2018 comes to an end.
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As his over decade-long run on Big Bang Theory comes to an end, the actor, 43, is getting ready for a new chapter in his life: fatherhood.
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Republicans should have had an easy time winning an Alabama Senate seat — but they really could lose Tuesday as the state's wild, extraordinary race comes to an end.
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" As Jane the Virgin comes to an end, Snyder Urman emphasizes that Jane's virginity and subsequent ideas about sex and sexuality were "always so essential to the story.
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That battle comes to an end in Hymn, as the fight between the Andro-Francine Order of the Named Lands and the Y'Zirite Empire reaches a turning point.
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While the final episode won't air until the series comes to an end with the eighth season next year, the actor said he couldn't help but get emotional.
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When and if the Syrian civil war finally comes to an end, it will hopefully be possible to rebuild some of Aleppo's most beloved monuments and historic sites.
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As dmexco comes to an end, attendees are leaving with new insights and ideas around the digiconomy and how to stay innovative in the ever changing tech landscape.
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"Well another disappointing week comes to an end.. working hard to get back but the body and swing not allowing it.. sorry guys.. WD," Willett said on Twitter.
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While the final episode won't air until the series comes to an end with the eighth season in 2019, the actor said he couldn't help but get emotional.
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People simply seem to be hoping and praying that it soon comes to an end and trying to ensure that the fighting doesn't spill out of Syria's borders.
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As her final chapter comes to an end, Joey and Rory have "hard questions" about life and death – "and we don't have any answers for them," Rory writes.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's second season just got its first teaser trailer, and the stars are hitting the runway just as New York Fashion Week comes to an end.
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"This is a message to all schools that have been ordered to exclude unvaccinated children—we will not stop our enforcement until the outbreak comes to an end."
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As Barack Obama's second term comes to an end, an increasingly loud chorus of voices are calling for a dramatic final presidential act: the pardoning of Edward Snowden.
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As each tense or abusive conversation comes to an end, the employee must immediately launch into the next one, because every second at work is quantified and analyzed.
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When the world finally comes to an end, this will probably be the only thing documenting humanity's extinction so future inhabitants of our planet can understand what happened.
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And as his time as a college athlete comes to an end—the Badgers' next loss will be Hayes' last game in a Wisconsin uniform—one question lingers.
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PARIS — As the four-city show cavalcade comes to an end, here's a look at some of the catwalk styles that could sharpen up your wardrobe in 2018.
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Indeed, unless the war in Yemen comes to an end soon, those well-armed, Iran-backed militants will soon sit atop a shattered state and a starved society.
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Top Democratic lawmakers are calling for a "bipartisan consensus" on key issues like Hurricane Harvey aid and the debt ceiling as the August recess comes to an end.
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"As my time at NTIA comes to an end, I want to thank you for your dedication to our organization and its mission," Rinaldo wrote in the email.
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As the largest donor to UNRWA, the U.S. can work together with other countries in order to ensure that such indoctrination of Palestinian children comes to an end.
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But, after nine years and five months, a number of investors feel it is now just a matter of time before such a run comes to an end.
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In November, Apple (AAPL) said it would stop disclosing the number of iPhones sold each quarter as the era of rapid iPhone sales growth comes to an end.
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The European Union and the U.K. are far from reaching an agreement on key issues in Brexit talks, as the second round of negotiations comes to an end.
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LONDON — London Fashion Week comes to an end on Tuesday, with the biggest buzz surrounding the noon show from Marques'Almeida, the 2015 winner of the LVMH Young Designer's Prize.
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But European leaders are reluctant to offer Athens significant relief before the program comes to an end next year and not before they have overcome the heavy political calendar.
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In fact, 24-year-old Paige says she's been training like crazy and says she'll seriously consider making the move "when my time with WWE comes to an end."
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But you don't have to stop celebrating when the week comes to an end—the party continues on July 19 with the reintroduction of Krispy Kreme's $1 dozen deal.
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This is temporary stuff and when the shutdown comes to an end and the negotiations are satisfactorily completed for the administration and others, we will get it all back.
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You can get started with a free 30-day trial to the service, then either let it auto-renew, or cancel it once the trial comes to an end.
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Five seasons later, as the show comes to an end this Wednesday, Jane's attitude toward sex has changed dramatically, and so have the attitudes of her mother and grandmother.
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As the second quarter comes to an end, it appears as if the plug has already been pulled for 2016 PC sales, and now there's data to prove it.
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As my personal Year of Grief comes to an end, I am asking myself how I will honor my lost friend, how I will remember those who have died.
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As the ratchet month comes to an end, one technical strategist says there are signs in the chart that could be foreshadowing "a lot of pain" for global assets.
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But though his term comes to an end on September 10th, negotiations about the structure of new elections, due by the end of the year, have dragged on endlessly.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.As summer comes to an end—and with it festival season—the body should jump for joy at the prospect of its recovery.
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Washington (CNN)More than half of young Syrian refugees don't plan to return home permanently unless the war in their country comes to an end and ISIS is eliminated.
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It starts off slowly, especially for a Gears game, but really starts to ramp up quickly as the first of four acts in the campaign comes to an end.
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But as Mr. Xi's first term comes to an end, few in China see much likelihood of his power being subdued anytime soon by rivals in the leadership elite.
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But this period comes to an end for everyone, and then you're left with what to do next, which depends mostly on, uh, what you want to do next.
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You've probably worked hard this year, so as 2019 comes to an end you deserve to sit back, relax, and watch a bunch of stuff be crushed to bits.
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"If it mercifully comes to an end, then yes I do think that sentiment will improve, maybe not overnight, but over time and hopefully going into 2020," Quincey said.
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Related: Marvel TV's superhero universe on Netflix officially comes to an end The show starred Machado as an Iraq veteran, raising her children with her mother, played by Moreno.
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As the presidential election grows closer and 2019 comes to an end, let us take some time to remember the 2020 candidates who have dropped out of the race.
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Once her term comes to an end in April, Ms. Smith said, she will most likely want to write about what she has learned in the last two years.
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As 2018 comes to an end, the network has yet to solidify its plans for the 2020 campaign, including whether it will be involved with Trump's bid for re-election.
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As her time as first lady comes to an end, we wonder: What is the legacy she's leaving for the girls who grew up seeing her in the White House?
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If Reyes is convicted, we're guessing the gravy train comes to an end -- and if he's exonerated, Reyes should be back in uniform without any damage to his bank account.
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They teamed up to create Everyone Is Doing Great, a sharp, dry series about two actors who hit a career standstill after their successful teen series comes to an end.
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Most of the changes would kick in following presidential elections in 2019, when Mr Erdogan's current term comes to an end, making him eligible to remain in office until 2029.
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Rod Nordland, a journalist who found Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet, says that in that country, the despair all too often comes to an end in a so-called honor killing.
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The first quarter comes to an end this week, and that could bring in buyers looking for bargains in some of the beaten-down sectors but also among the winners.
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"We will continue paying social grants beyond March 31 when the contract with the current service provider comes to an end," Minister of Social Development Bathabile Dlamini told the media.
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This "master-slave dialectic" is the motor of human history, and human history comes to an end when there are no more masters or slaves, and all are recognized equally.
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His North American tour comes to an end on Thursday and Friday in Forest Hills, Queens, where he grew up, went to school and met a boy named Art Garfunkel.
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"The Chinese economy may be starting to embrace a downward trend in the near term as prices of industrial products decline and active restocking comes to an end," Zhong said.
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It's the collective conjecture of fans who are wagering on who will come out on top when the blockbuster HBO series comes to an end after an eight-season run.
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As much as the prospect of Kavanaugh's confirmation fills me with despair, I'll be relieved when it's over and this gutting, squalid chapter in American life comes to an end.
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Each year as the season comes to an end I keep a close eye on the weather, watchful for a fair day to haul my boat out of the water.
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As "Nothing Left to Cling To" comes to an end, Amelia enters the office of Grey Sloan OB-GYN Carina DeLuca (Stefania Spampinato) to gauge her interest in group sex.
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Enes Kanter already has a sick retirement plan in place when his NBA career comes to an end ... telling TMZ Sports he's already in talks to join WWE full time!!!
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"After six and a half years of exceptional service, Coordinator Painter's extended detail comes to an end at the end of July," the official told The Hill in an email.
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" In a notice to Ackerman's chief executive, Revan McQueen, sent Tuesday night, the N.R.A. said it "regrets that a longstanding, formerly productive relationship comes to an end in this fashion.
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The six-month window before DACA comes to an end next year gives Congress a chance to pass a law that would give people currently protected under DACA similar opportunities.
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"As the year comes to an end," she explains, "I pray that each of my Littles will continue the manners and respect that they have learned during their year with me."
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His story now comes to an end with Siege Line, where he realizes that the only way to save them is to destroy the program that brought him back to life.
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Escobedo and Soliz have not only designed the installation largely from recycled materials, but will donate every part of it to local businesses when it comes to an end this fall.
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O'Rourke has also noted, however, that he's not ready to commit to what comes next after his final term in Congress comes to an end in January, according to this person.
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Analysts such as those at BMO are looking for some improvement after the seasonal slowdown months of northern hemisphere summer and as destocking through the manufacturing chain comes to an end.
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There are only a few episodes left before Game of Thrones comes to an end, but the issue of people using the platform to stream copyrighted content is likely to continue.
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Before you start tearing up about these unwelcome changes, Starbucks is giving customers a chance to soak up the last sweet bits of summer before it officially comes to an end.
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The bitter and expensive race comes to an end after two rounds of mandatory recounts and a series of dueling lawsuits and unfounded accusations of voter fraud from the Scott camp.
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As four days of raucous hearings comes to an end, supporters of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh can rest easy knowing his ascension to the highest court is still very likely.
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As Obama's presidential Twitter time comes to an end, we look forward to the incendiary tweets to come from his successor and mourn the dad jokes we will no longer enjoy.
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As the show comes to an end, there are signs that "Sky Castle" has led some South Koreans adopt some of the more intense studying measures the creators intended to criticize.
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As and when the conflict comes to an end, international attention may turn from the current efforts to alleviate civilian suffering in Syria to bringing those responsible to justice, said Ellis.
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But as the pinnacle of Biden's public life comes to an end, with his favorability soaring, it's never been clearer that Obama gave him the biggest gift of his political career.
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"The Chinese economy may be starting to embrace a downward trend in the near term as prices of industrial products decline and active restocking comes to an end," CEBM's Zhong said.
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On Wednesday, a judge ruled that Joe Giudice will be deported to his native country once his 41-month prison sentence for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud comes to an end.
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Yet as Mr. Obama's time in office comes to an end, Asian nations are deeply skeptical about how much they can rely on Washington's commitment and staying power in the region.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said on Tuesday that she hopes to be remembered as being "transparent and honest" when her tenure in the role comes to an end.
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Investors should not expect a ramping up of asset purchases by the European Central Bank (ECB) once its current program comes to an end, one of its board members told CNBC.
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The rights group reports that he is being held in unknown conditions, and that his execution could be imminent, as the two-year reprieve period comes to an end this month.
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So when our long national nightmare comes to an end and normal life resumes, what we've learned can hopefully shape a life that has a little more breathing room than before.
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The Kurds have begun talks with the Assad regime in Syria but they sense no appetite for forming a power-sharing government if the long civil war comes to an end.
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As the health insurance coverage through your parents comes to an end, Donovan said, you may want to get all the medical appointments and tests you need out of the way.
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Officials have issued varied guidance on what companies should be doing as the public holiday comes to an end for much of China and millions return to their place of work.
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Theater Our chance to relive this stage adaptation of the mordant Danny Rubin and Harold Ramis movie comedy over and over and over again comes to an end on Sept. 17.
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Descalzi's second term leading the company comes to an end in May and the government is expected to flag as soon as March whether or not he will be kept on.
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Corporate profits are surging while measures of business confidence and conditions are the strongest since 2008 as the drag from a once-in-a-generation mining boom comes to an end.
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The ECB said in a statement earlier Thursday that reinvestment would take place over a long period of time and begin only after the asset purchase program comes to an end.
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Zuma's tenure comes to an end in December this year as the ANC chooses their new leader, likely to become president after elections in 2019, but Zuma might leave office early.
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Every year as summer comes to an end, teams of Canadian military and police officers patrol the skies in helicopters hunting for illegal marijuana grow-ops nestled in farm fields below.
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Given that Speaker Nancy Pelosi has pretty much ruled out impeachment, almost every Democrat is hoping that the era of Trump comes to an end via the voting booth in November 20043.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Indian luger Shiva Keshavan's 20-year Olympic odyssey comes to an end at the Pyeongchang Games this weekend with a familiar lament about the country's winter sports apathy.
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Your opportunity to save up to $21,2200 on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 225, which takes place on September 5-7, comes to an end on July 25 at 5 p.m. PST.
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There comes a time in the life of every millennial that the unthinkable happens: the show you've been binging after work or diligently tuning into every Sunday night comes to an end.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Popular British reality television dating show, "Love Island", comes to an end on Monday with the jury out on whether the sex-crazed show is sexist or feminist.
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The story will continue with or without them, as Mandate of Heaven's time comes to an end and the story turns toward the establishment of a new order, for better or worse.
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But when his busy month comes to an end, Burr — who enjoys watching music documentaries, most recently one he saw on trumpeter Lee Morgan — just wants to spend time with his family.
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"Today's data shows that the mortgage market in Ireland is seeing continued strong growth as the household deleveraging phase comes to an end," Goodbody Stockbrokers' analyst Susie Crawford said in a note.
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I restructured it a couple of times to be one of three books, and there was just a point where I realized that it's here where our story comes to an end.
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Once the free upgrade comes to an end in a month, it's reasonable to assume adoption of Windows 10 will slow unless there's an increased demand for 2in1 devices or PCs themselves.
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The Emmys have finally given in to one of the best shows on TV, so it's high time the rest of us do too, before it comes to an end in 2018.
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"So when this comes to an end, particularly when this has been a role for a long period of time, there can be a process of loss and of grieving that part."
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Once the journey comes to an end, the driver requests payment, then turns around and reminds the passenger not to leave any of their belongings behind, before wishing them a good day.
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All that would mean that the "suburban compromise" that the car created comes to an end, because there's no invisible line at a one-hour commute distance to an economic center anymore.
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"Potentially if you are looking into next year, when the term of a third panelist comes to an end, we really are looking into a non-functioning WTO appellate body," Schneider-Petsinger.
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The difference as another angry year comes to an end is that the European Union no longer has a strong leader to guide it through the crises that keep upending its agenda.
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The show's final gallery houses a selection of Monet's best-known late works, including The Water-Lily Pond (1918), in which the hunt for a mythological, untouched nature comes to an end.
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As their lyrical pas de deux comes to an end, the lead Wili forcibly separates them with her cane and occupies herself with the errant Giselle, who must be brought into line.
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The agreement will see the exchange sever ties with the Paris-based clearing firm for the purpose of derivatives clearing when an agreement with LCH comes to an end in December 2018.
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Moody's says Chinese auto sales will grow just 3 percent this year and 2 percent in 2018 as a tax cut on purchases of small engine passenger vehicles comes to an end.
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Washington could impose yet another round of tariffs on Beijing, targeting an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, as a public comment period on the matter comes to an end Thursday.
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If your favorite television show comes to an end, have no fear — with our new obsession over reboots, that baby will probably get a redo not too long after going off the air.
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Posted by Harney County Sheriff's Office on Monday, January 4, 53 In an extensive interview published Tuesday afternoon, Ward also confirmed militia members would face charges once the ordeal comes to an end.
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As the presidential campaign comes to an end, many voters are discouraged by the replacement of substantive debate with personal attacks, a lack of detailed solutions to this country's problems and entrenched partisanship.
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The government had set the reform, important to the sustainability of Finland's public finances, as its most important task before its four-year term comes to an end with parliamentary elections in April.
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"As his presidential campaign comes to an end, his campaign for a decent healthcare system can continue," TR Reid, chairman of the Colorado Foundation for Universal Health Care, told VICE at the time.
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By the time his era of scandal, controversy and bombast comes to an end, many politicians in both parties won't even remember what they were planning to do when they went to work.
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When the evening comes to an end, he promises the slaves that they won't have to work on Good Friday and emancipates an elderly man — a small penance to make his shame subside.
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As summer of Trump comes to an end, the media and political establishment understands that the only thing standing between Trump and the Oval Office is Clinton – a fatally flawed candidate nobody trusts.
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The spike in LNG purchases so far this year is most likely related to increased use of natural gas for heating, and this may not be sustained as winter comes to an end.
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Local media had earlier reported that Mohd Emir, whose three-year tenure comes to an end on March 31, would be replaced by Zakaria who is currently the head of Felda's downstream operations.
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But then the cycle we are in comes to an end, and at the beginning of the new cycle, everything is nice and everyone is extremely tall and lives an extremely long time.
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This allows Congress to use its constitutional authority to detain and imprison a person found in contempt until that individual complies with a congressional demand or that particular Congress comes to an end.
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Molly and Sam's real-world love story comes to an end when Sam is murdered, but Sam's spirit lives on, and he eventually finds a psychic (Oda Mae) to continue communicating with Molly.
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Daylight saving time comes to an end for most of us this weekend, bringing that twice-yearly ritual of feeling completely out of sorts the next Monday as we adjust our sleeping schedules.
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After 22 years, that creative break comes to an end on Friday with the release of "Slowdive," which offers a more polished take on the band's trademark hazy vocals and reverb-dunked guitars.
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Iger suggested that once Fox Searchlight's output deal with HBO (owned by WarnerMedia, which is owned by AT&T) comes to an end, that studio will make exclusive content for Hulu as well.
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And with a potential recession coming soon, locking in job security and a steep salary (which you deserve — shhh, imposter syndrome!) may be just what you need as 2019 comes to an end.
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"Most importantly, the agreement comes to an end, and so we can almost start the countdown clock as to when they will resume their nuclear weapons capability," Tillerson told Fox News on Tuesday.
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As the day comes to an end, UPA members and protesters are happy their efforts had amounted to something; the bill passed, and lots of national press came to cover the controversial issue.
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As this year's Sundance Film Festival comes to an end and the mountains of Park City are being drained of celebrities, it's time to take stock of what cinematic treasures this year's lineup yielded.
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The only major deficit on Kansas' résumé is a signature road win, but Bill Self's squad will have three chances to get one under its belt before the regular season comes to an end.
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When a president's time in the White House comes to an end it's common place for the art loaned to them for the Oval Office to be returned, they said in a 2012 statement.
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When the evening comes to an end, you can revel in a gentle and soothing cup of warm green tea and be comforted in knowing that the polyphenols in your brew also combat oxidation.
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As the actor realizes the flames are about to reach his pants, he quickly jumps off of the chair and flees just in the nick of time as the video comes to an end.
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Now it's up to Zinke to solidify this commitment, by approving the 20-year protection of these lands before the initial two-year moratorium on mining claims comes to an end on Nov. 21.
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I could see the masses moving on to the next big thing as the summer comes to an end, or perhaps when their legs begin to tire from walking more than they're used to.
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The Nikkei stock average rebounded from its lowest in more than six weeks, hit in the previous session, to end up 1.1 percent, just before Japan's fiscal year comes to an end on Friday.
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But this Fashion Month might just be the season when that comes to an end, because thigh-high patent boots and crazy-embellished heels are threatening to blow trainers right out of the zeitgeist.
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We do see Meredith Hunter pull out a gun in the footage, but what witnesses say about what happens after the footage comes to an end when Hunter's gun is knocked away [is scary].
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This impressive offer is only valid for new Amazon Music Unlimited customers who are Prime members, and your subscription will renew at £7.99 per month after the four month contract comes to an end.
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PARIS — As the four-city fashion cavalcade comes to an end, here's a look at some of the catwalk styles from New York, London, Milan and Paris that could sharpen your wardrobe next spring.
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"Faster economic growth in recent quarters, the booming stock market and continuous job gains are fueling substantial demand for buying a home as 2017 comes to an end," said Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist.
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After 12 seasons, this clever crime series comes to an end with the transparent finale title "The Final Chapter: The End in the End," in which Brennan's teammates have to find Kovac without her.
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After more than 200 performances that successfully steadied her career and helped to strip away the past-prime stigma of a Vegas residency, Ms. Spears's extravaganza comes to an end on New Year's Eve.
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"We will take a pause, some time, and reset, because the Skywalker saga comes to an end with this ninth movie," Iger told Bloomberg on April 11, coinciding with Disney's quarterly presentation for investors.
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Paul Kagame in Rwanda has, through similar maneuvers, managed to change his country's constitution so that he can cling to power even before his term, which expires at the of 2017, comes to an end.
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"It shows that there is a credible, coherent physical scenario for implementing a larger-scale project that could seamlessly continue high-energy physics" once the LHC's physics operation comes to an end in the 2030s.
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As the fourth-quarter earnings season comes to an end, a group of companies could still present an investment opportunity for traders nimble enough to bet on the names that often top Wall Street's expectations.
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The virtual reality (VR) experience comes to an end, but my journey through the Red Planet showed the ambitions of countries like the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and entrepreneurs such as SpaceX founder Elon Musk.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A string of private car-share operators are revving up business in Paris as the pioneering city-run Autolib scheme comes to an end and city authorities promote car sharing over private ownership.
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So while summer comes to an end, and maybe the beachside selfies featuring embroidery-clad influencers become fewer and farther between, the important thing to note is that the vyshyvanka isn't a trend, it's timeless.
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Some 25 miles (40 km) to the east of town, the towering fence comes to an end and is replaced with a waist-high barrier that mainly serves to stop trucks plowing through the desert.
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Fashion month is finally creeping ever closer to its conclusion, but before the infinite parade of models comes to an end, there is one last giant stylish hurdle to overcome, and that's Paris Fashion Week.
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As the April-to-September mid-crop comes to an end in the worlds top cocoa producer, planters said pods for the Ivory Coast's next harvest were developing well, thanks to good soil moisture content.
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And as this journey comes to an end, he visited the new Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology to view presentations on cyberwarfare efforts to fight terrorism and place his hands on the glowing orb.
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Ahead, view and shop a selection of the singer's stellar new merch, which, fittingly, will be on sale from now until December 22, the day that this current Mercury retrograde period comes to an end.
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As the April-to-September mid-crop comes to an end in the world's top cocoa producer, planters said pods for the Ivory Coast's next harvest were developing well, thanks to good soil moisture content.
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As President Barack Obama's administration comes to an end, he has put forth a set of tools future presidents, like President-Elect Donald Trump, can use to make meaningful change in the criminal justice system.
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He told ESPN on Wednesday that he would retire at the end of the 20093 season, which also happens to be when his 10-year, $275 million deal with the Yankees comes to an end.
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The artist described a stretch of road where Astoria Boulevard comes to an end as a popular spot for carjackers, who would hide behind the tall bushes at the intersection, embracing the element of surprise.
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So as the year comes to an end (I'll be on hiatus until early January), I'm turning this week's installment over to all of you, our insightful readers, the newly arrived and the well established.
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And now all eyes are turning to a former Netanyahu aide who stood up to his former boss five months ago, and may now decide whether the Netanyahu era continues, or comes to an end.
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In entertainment news, James Holzhauer's record-breaking victory streak on "Jeopardy!" finally comes to an end when, in the Final Jeopardy round, he is flagged for a face mask violation by an NFL officiating crew.
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Further down the chain of power, appropriations leaders in Congress see those potential ultimatums as roadblocks to getting any funding bills enacted before the fiscal year comes to an end in just over 11 months.
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Cherry Point sits on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, a few steps from the corner where Bedford Avenue, having flowed all the way across Brooklyn from the shores of Sheepshead Bay, suddenly comes to an end.
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The bitterly fought contest comes to an end after President Trump and some national and state Republicans cast doubt on the elections legitimacy as Sinema's lead was expanding each day as new ballots were being counted.
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Tom Hanks, who has voiced Sheriff Woody, the sweet animated cowboy in the beloved Pixar franchise since 1995, said fans need to brace themselves when it all comes to an end in just a few weeks.
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Amazon's Man in the High Castle comes to an end with its fourth season, and the company brought a brief clip from the upcoming premiere, in which Juliana Cain is shot and drops into another dimension.
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As this trying year mercifully comes to an end, shockingly, you'll find the salve for your likely anxiety-ridden soul in the network best known for violent, dark epics and comedies that are really dramedies, HBO.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Major automakers posted mixed U.S. November new vehicle sales on Friday and predicted a competitive December as they rush to sell vehicles and boost their 2017 numbers before the year comes to an end.
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As the first quarter comes to an end, the bond market is calling for a recession for the first time in more than a decade, leaving investors scrambling to figure out what to buy and sell.
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Rufus Gifford, President Barack Obama's former ambassador to Denmark and his reelection campaign finance director, explained that all of the candidates will be looking to make an impact as the third quarter comes to an end.
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The U.S. is scaling back 20-year-old sanctions on Sudan — one of three countries the State Department designates as a state sponsor of terrorism — just a week before President Obama's term comes to an end.
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If this new cold war comes to an end with a Putin-Trump alliance, it will do so on Russia's terms, with Russia no more democratic and the United States becoming a little more like Russia.
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"If it mercifully comes to an end, then yes, I do think that sentiment will improve, maybe not overnight, but over time and hopefully going into 2020," Quincey told analysts on the company's earnings call Friday.
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Syria is forecast to see the largest rise globally, adding more than 10 years to its average lifespan (to 218.5 years) and climbing from 22th to 25th, assuming its devastating civil war comes to an end.
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As 2018 comes to an end, it's been announced that more than 146 million square feet of retail space will be shut across the U.S. in malls and shopping centers, according to real estate research group CoStar.
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The three term congressman has been engaging with the likes of former President Barack Obama and some of his campaign advisors while mulling his options after his term on Capitol Hill comes to an end in January.
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As the two minute clip comes to an end, one of the girls, Naomi Zakaria, makes a final -- apparently scripted -- appeal to whoever is watching, urging the Nigerian authorities to help reunite the girls with their families.
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As our tour-cum-crash course in sustainable tequila comes to an end, Camarena offers me a taste and places a plastic cup under the still to catch a thin, crystal-clear stream of freshly made tequila.
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Although the Cassini mission, which began in 2004, comes to an end this year, Waite is eager for NASA to return to Enceladus and search for life, because he believes it is the best candidate for habitability.
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But as the show comes to an end, it's nice to give the fans who stuck around for seven years a shout-out (proof the writers have been following the internet black hole created by PLL fans).
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There's still some time left before Europe's Rosetta mission comes to an end in September, but it's already time to say goodbye to the mission's Philae lander — the first spacecraft ever to touch down on a comet.
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A terrible week comes to an end with an awful anniversary, of last year's massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S. C., in which a gunman killed nine black parishioners during a prayer service.
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The appointment also means his name is very likely to be bandied about in one of Hollywood's favorite parlor games: Who will run the Magic Kingdom when Mr. Iger's contract comes to an end in three years?
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As Shrove Tuesday comes to an end, with Newman already four days dead and the story only just getting started, the priest exits his church, around which the whole village has formed a ring, their yearly custom.
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Op-Ed Contributor Congress has about another month before Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era program that protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation (and which President Trump terminated in September), officially comes to an end.
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"As the tax filing season comes to an end, the indictment filed today sends a clear message," Ryan Korner, the acting special agent in charge of the I.R.S.'s Criminal Investigation division in Los Angeles, said Thursday.
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And so about a year after she finishes medical school, the Civil War comes to an end, and she makes another unusual decision, which is to completely uproot her life and to head down to the South.
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the Ambrosetti Forum, Jeroen Dijsselbloem told CNBC that he will continue leading the group of euro zone finance ministers until mid-January – when his term officially comes to an end.
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As our time at the space comes to an end, we wish to impart that Decolonize This Place should not be a name of one exhibition among others in the history of the organization you will soon direct.
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Three sources with knowledge of the matter said Unipec is looking to import U.S. oil by March 1, when the 90-day negotiating period agreed by the leaders of the world's two biggest economies comes to an end.
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Unless we do a better job of increasing access to effective treatment, overdose deaths will remain at record high levels and we'll have to wait for this generation to die off before the crisis comes to an end.
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Most celebs are currently breathing a sigh of relief as the industry collectively rounds the corner into the final half of New York Fashion Week, and a quarter of this stylish month-long marathon comes to an end.
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In a blog post titled "The Adventure Comes to an End," Lily founders Antoine Balaresque and Henry Bradlow said they would be offering refunds to all customers, and that they were "sorry and disappointed" about the company's demise.
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The third quarter is, however, expected to mark a peak in earnings as a two-year super cycle of tight supply and soaring demand comes to an end, with prices of some types of chips already sliding sharply.
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Meanwhile, the Democrats are starting to roll out their second quarter totals as the Monday filing deadline comes to an end and because there's such a large group of contenders, they won't be coming close to Trump's haul.
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Another top economics job that could enter into the bargaining in January 2018 is the president of the European Investment Bank, the EU's lending arm, as the six-year term of Germany's Werner Hoyer comes to an end.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - One of the themes in Australia as the resource boom comes to an end is that the country will be able to compensate by boosting its agricultural sector, the so-called "mining to dining" maneuver.
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France eased its gun rules in response to the attack, announcing on Wednesday that it would allow off-duty police officers to carry their sidearms even after the state of emergency comes to an end in late July.
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"The process was longer than we thought and more painful than we thought, but this chapter comes to an end today," Arianna Huffington, an Uber board member, said in a statement prepared for the presentation, according to Bloomberg.
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Nick Mosby has had an equally dispiriting year, having started and abandoned a campaign for mayor of Baltimore and, in the process, giving up his seat on the Council, where his term comes to an end this year.
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"For me, the book was about that terrible conundrum: We seem to be born to love, but everything we love comes to an end," Mr. Saunders said in an email interview with The New York Times Book Review.
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January 133 After five years of anthropomorphism, showbiz satire and light surrealism — all threaded with some genuinely moving contemplation of what it means to be happy and successful — "Bojack Horseman" comes to an end with eight more episodes.
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The new start times must be in effect by the start of the 2022-2023 school year or when a school's three-year collective bargaining agreement with its employees comes to an end, depending on which comes first.
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As 2019 comes to an end, Zuercher said central banks around the world have moved back "to printing money, expanding their balance sheets and lowering interest rates," which will all have a positive influence on the world economy.
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But as the landmark show that started this new era of black diversity on television comes to an end Thursday, the elephant in the room is this question: Will the progress it has made on television leave with it?
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While it might seem unjust to punish an entire user base due to the actions taken by a phone manufacturer, all that bad blood comes to an end today because the block has been lifted, as spotted by AndroidPolice.
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As a season full of tension comes to an end, the women of The Real Housewives of New York City have a lot of drama to address — and PEOPLE has an exclusive First Look at the three-part reunion.
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A political regime — a party and its ideas and ways of doing business — comes to an end when two things happen: Policy and politics can no longer be reconciled, and the party can no longer accommodate competing political pressures.
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Current Prime Minister (PM) Nguyen Tan Dung is reported to be seeking the role of General Secretary as his term comes to an end, and that's created tensions with incumbent Nguyen Phu Trong given the two's opposing policy agendas.
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The July-September quarter is, however, expected to mark a peak in earnings as a two-year super cycle of tight supply and soaring demand comes to an end, with prices of some types of chips already sliding sharply.
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The Buffalo Jump recently extended its run at Coonamessett until late November, but as tourist season comes to an end and the charm of coastal cottages fades with the falling leaves, reservations for the 18-seat restaurant are scant.
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Fitch believes that following the acquisition of the 18 Yvrai franchise stores in September 2016, BUT's ability to obtain further gains in profitability will be limited as the bulk of the group's cost structure optimisation comes to an end.
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DUBLIN, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Ryanair members of the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) announced a further seven days of strikes on Wednesday as their latest walkout comes to an end, having caused little disruption for the low-cost airline.
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Yet somehow it happens, even with a perceptible faltering of Luce's bow, and a mistake—or two—from the cello, and missed notes from the viola, the first brilliant movement of "Death and the Maiden" comes to an end.
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The reform, the biggest since railway nationalization in the 1930s, has turned into a test of President Emmanuel Macron's determination to pursue a raft of economic reforms as his first of five years in power comes to an end.
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As the decade comes to an end, with almost every major company pivoting to a streaming-first strategy, Amazon's Fire TV Sticks have remained a constant for viewers looking for a cheap and easy way to stream their favorites.
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"I think it would certainly give them a 'sense of pride and accomplishment' to now work on ensuring that this practice comes to an end, their kids are protected, and we can ensure these kinds of predatory practices are prevented."
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Such a ruling would leave the preliminary injunction in place and the issue would go back to the district court where the litigation would proceed, leaving the ultimate fate of Obama's executive actions uncertain as his presidency comes to an end.
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LONDON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - British public borrowing rose more than a fifth in the first half of the tax year, official figures showed on Tuesday, as a decade-long trend of deficit reduction comes to an end even before Brexit.
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Marvel's Agents of SHIELD comes to an end with its 22020th season, and while ABC didn't bring a trailer for what's to come when it premieres, it did bring along a look at the last four episodes of the current season.
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We have been in close and regular contact with our riders throughout the trial and as you would expect we will be writing directly to our riders to inform them of the next steps as the trial comes to an end.
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Britons voted just over a year ago to leave the EU and Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 at the end of March, starting a two-year countdown before Britain's decades long membership of the bloc comes to an end.
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As the show approaches its dreaded finish line (we only have two shortened seasons left before the series comes to an end), Thrones dispensed with any meandering plot points, barreling full steam ahead and keeping the twists coming with every installment.
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But as October comes to an end, we want to turn to the daily, lived experiences of these women: What is it really like to live with a disease that everyone seems to have heard of, but no one really understands?
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Today that uncertainty comes to an end with news that the U.K.'s Marvel, a rival web and app design platform, has acquired the company's tech and user-base and will soon migrate POP's 500,000 users over to its own wares.
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The only caveat is that this notion of investors shifting their hundreds of billions invested in bonds into stocks as a three-decade bond bull run comes to an end, propelling equity markets higher, has had several false starts before.
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Madrid would welcome the Eurogroup job for de Guindos, although it might be more interested in securing the position of European Central Bank vice president next year, when the eight-year term of Portugal's Vitor Constancio comes to an end.
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The development started last season when Thomas lost considerable weight — at least eight kilos — and the all-rounder now believes he could mount a Tour challenge in two years, just before Froome's contract with Team Sky comes to an end.
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Overseas Contingency Operations accounts have traditionally been used as emergency war funding — increasing during times of war and decreasing as spending requirements become predictable and either absorbed into the base budget or cut as the war comes to an end.
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Fashion Month comes to an end today in Paris, and we've seen plenty of trends on the runways: from extra-warm shearling and new plays on puffer coats to reimagined check and leopard patterns, plus deliciously goth black velvet and lace.
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Todd Frazier is heating up as the season comes to an end for Chicago, going 14-for-34 with three home runs and six RBIs during a nine-game hitting streak, and is one shy of his first 40-homer campaign.
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After 63 games of bouncing between Barclays Center in Brooklyn and Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y., the team's quirky double-home-rink situation comes to an end, for now, after Saturday's 5-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers in Brooklyn.
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The two countries have been trying to deescalate the trade war, with both agreeing late last year to a 90-day truce to engage in further trade negotiations and hold off on any further tariff increases until the ceasefire comes to an end.
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As the 30-year bull market in bonds potentially comes to an end with more rate hikes anticipated, investors now have the option to exit bond positions quickly using the high volumes of ETFs, an alternative not available during past bond bear markets.
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The sun moved from cool-customer Aquarius to warm-and-fuzzy Pisces last weekend, and that means one thing: From now until March 20, when Pisces season officially comes to an end, we'll all be in our feelings a little more than usual.
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The Cassini mission comes to an end later this year, but proposed mission concepts already exist for a type of "Titan airplane" called the AVIATR (Aerial Vehicle for In-situ and Airborne Titan Reconnaissance) and a submarine that would explore Titan's seas.
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Its proposed new rules would make broadband companies - as well as mobile, landline and pay-TV providers - alert customers about the best deal or 'tariff' they can offer when any discounted deal comes to an end and also every year for longstanding customers.
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BRATISLAVA/TALLINN (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers are beginning to think of how to support the euro zone economy after their 2.55 trillion euro quantitative easing (QE) scheme comes to an end and as strong growth reduces the need for aggressive stimulus.
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"Ambassador Dana Smith's assignment as Ambassador comes to an end this month and she will depart Qatar later this month as part of the normal rotation of career diplomats throughout the world," a State Department official said in an email to The Hill.
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The official also acknowledged that Trump has publicly expressed frustrations at the cost and size of the US presence in South Korea and noted if the Korean War officially comes to an end, there would have to be some sort of reduction.
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Among the perhaps too-seldom-cited hurdles that the Oscars faces -- in this age of televised abundance -- is the ample practice some of its big winners have had delivering acceptance speeches by the time the protracted awards-season process comes to an end.
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The Chinese lessors can be hampered by a lack of management talent, experience and industry connections - ties which can smooth over everything from marketing a plane once a lease comes to an end, to lessening the impact of a client airline's bankruptcy.
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The moral of the story is about death, and coming to terms with the fact that you can be a child, have a fantastic experience, but like all good parties and life, ultimately, it comes to an end, and there's nothing after.
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In the overlap between both spaces is a soul pioneer whose lamentable obscurity hopefully comes to an end today, with the release of her first box set, Any Other Way, out today from Numero Group—her only authorized release in nearly fifty years.
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It's worth noting with McConnell that he will be involved in this process when it comes to an end -- but has said repeatedly he views Democrats and Trump getting past their current brinksmanship as the central next step before he enters the fray.
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" J. David Cox, national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, came up with a quote from the biblical book of Leviticus to argue that "hired hands," in this case government workers, should be paid "before the day comes to an end.
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He was able to finance some of the furniture with an interest-free credit card, but as the intro period comes to an end and his debt becomes subject to interest, paying those balances off as quickly as possible is Ramela's top priority.
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Here in Sasabe, Arizona, this steel see-through fence stretches for several miles, but as you approach the end of town, it abruptly comes to an end like these border fences often do as it stretches out into rugged, remote terrain in the Arizona desert.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Central bankers from the United States to Europe are coming under pressure from their governments to loosen their purse strings again as a decade of accelerating economic growth and booming markets fueled by cheap cash comes to an end.
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Yet it just landed one of the biggest websites in the US. "Any time a 20-year relationship comes to an end is certainly a surprising turn of events," said Jay Friedman, president of Goodway Group, a digital agency that specializes in programmatic media buying.
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Video "The monarchy within foreseeable future will undergo an enormous change when Queen Elizabeth's reign comes to an end, and she is replaced by King Charles and Camilla, and this is a prospect that a lot of people view with mixed feelings," he said.
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With just about one month to go before the U.S.-China trade truce comes to an end, some in the American business community have expressed concerns that many questions remain on whether the two countries can make enough progress before the early-March deadline lapses.
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Once the singer's tour comes to an end in November, the couple and their 3½-year-old son Angelo plan to plant their roots in Los Angeles, where they will continue to live a down-to-earth life – and maybe have another little munchkin?
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Zuma's time at the helm of the ANC comes to an end in December when the party chooses a new leader, although he will remain head of state until 2019 unless the ANC removes him early, as it did with President Thabo Mbeki in 2008.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft mission to Saturn comes to an end later this year, but proposed mission concepts already exist for a type of "Titan airplane" called the AVIATR (Aerial Vehicle for In-situ and Airborne Titan Reconnaissance) and a submarine that would explore Titan's seas.
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But sandwiches are "just the tip of the spear" of World Central Kitchen's post-disaster efforts, according to PhelpsWorld Central Kitchen staff and volunteers typically set up kitchens to serve hot food on the ground immediately after a given disaster comes to an end.
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When the 24 hours we've set aside to honor women comes to an end, we must continue to press the administration to honor its promise to protect Afghan women during the negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban scheduled for later this month.
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Sports. "[We] will continue to evaluate how we activate elements of our brand, as well as the in-game experience, and look forward to a continued dialogue with those in the Native American community once the season comes to an end," the statement said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An investor group managing some $5 trillion said it was pleased with the steps taken by fast-food companies to cut the use of antibiotics in their products and will continue to monitor firms as its three-year-long engagement comes to an end.
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The World Series is popping off as the Washington Nationals face off with the Houston Astros in this year's Fall Classic, but before this MLB season comes to an end, it's time to look back at all the champagne celebrations from the winning teams through the years.
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To be clear, the publicist I spoke with off the record noted that the books remain a strong seller, but that the market isn't expanding like it used to, and that publishers are beginning to ramp down their acquisitions as the fad comes to an end.
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Investors appear to be waking up to the risks of highly-indebted companies borrowing money at record low levels, just as a decade of extraordinarily cheap central bank money comes to an end and traders call time on a period of relatively strong growth with low inflation.
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At a moment in American history where the population is undergoing dramatic transformations as the era of the dominant white male comes to an end, this convention can make a case that a victory for Democrats is a victory for a party that fits in today's world.
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Whether Ryanair can change under Mr. O'Leary, 57, in part depends on whether he stays at the top: in 2019, his five-year contract comes to an end and he has said he would prefer a rolling annual contract, while the board wants another five-year one.
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As our long national nightmare comes to an end and the votes are tallied to determine whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will become the next president of the United States, you may be pondering the best way to run out the clock on Election Day.
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As the the era of crazy experimentation in VR comes to an end, Magik Gallery curator Nick Ochoa sees his San Francisco showcase of artworks actually created inside virtual reality as part of the push to steer the medium toward staid gallery spaces and conventional materials.
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"As Daylight Saving Time comes to an end and the darker, shorter days of winter begin, it is important to remember the impacts that this time of year can have on sleep health and the body," Mark Aloia, a psychologist specializing in sleep medicine, tells CNN.
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Tomorrow, you can sleep in and have roasted feta with honey for lunch, then spend the afternoon reminding everyone that daylight saving time comes to an end in the overnight, and Sunday morning you'll be able to wake in sunlight for maybe the first time in weeks.
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"At least American participation in the war in Afghanistan comes to an end when our interests are met, and I think that'll be met through a negotiated settlement with the Taliban, and I think we're seeing some progress," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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This will be one of the most consequential decisions the president makes in his first year and perhaps even in his entire administration — since Supreme Court appointments are for life, Trump's choice could continue shaping US law for decades after his presidency comes to an end.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation on Wednesday to expand the electric vehicle tax credit by 8753,000 vehicles per manufacturer, a provision that would give a boost to Tesla Inc and General Motors Co before the existing credit comes to an end for them.
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We've spent a wonderful three months together, but our time comes to an end this week with the final episode of Circuit Breaker Live — at least until CES, a distant three weeks from now, when we'll be flooded with more gadgets than we know what to do with.
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While much is unclear about exactly what would happen if Nafta comes to an end, there is universal agreement that the factories that closed — like a Hershey chocolate plant that moved from Smiths Falls, Ontario, to Mexico after that country joined Nafta in 1994 — are not coming back.
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Last week, workers were putting the final touches on sleek state-of-the-art lighting towers and a network of new dressing rooms, as a long-anticipated $75 million restoration project comes to an end with an inaugural performance by Savion Glover, the tap dancer, on July 15.
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"This is a one-time opportunity, as the concession comes to an end and we enter a new period, to set standards for the factory's operations and the environmental impact on the whole area," said Galit Cohen, deputy director-general for policy and planning at the Environmental Protection Ministry.
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Hong Kong will emerge a different city from its former self As and when the present turmoil finally comes to an end, Hong Kong will emerge a different city from its former self—the authority of its government severely battered, law and order and the city's reputation for safety badly damaged.
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"Liu's harsh words extinguished interest in 'concept' stocks," said Chang Chengwei, analyst at Hengtai Futures Co. Chang, who brushed aside North Korea tensions as a factor affecting China shares, also attributed bearish sentiment to worries about renewed economic slowdown as the cycle of "stock replenishing" by companies comes to an end.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, so does the fear among international students like myself — of which there are currently over a million in the United States — that travel restrictions and health risks may bar us from returning home even once the academic year comes to an end.
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As the book comes to an end, we see the Rodgers and Hammerstein legacy truly begin to take form — works of theater that not only spoke with searing directness to the times in which they were written, but that have a continual, constantly renewing connection to our hearts and spirits.
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Mr. Penn, who was credited with helping to keep Mr. Clinton focused during his impeachment, sat across the Resolute Desk from the president at a moment when Democratic lawmakers are wrestling with whether to begin impeachment proceedings against Mr. Trump as the special counsel's investigation finally comes to an end.
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Whether the siege comes to an end through an evacuation deal that allows regime opposition to flee into other rebel-held territory, or in a truce deal whereby activists and fighters have their criminal charge sheets officially wiped clean, surrender will not "happen without a lot of civilian bloodshed," Kiki said.
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"Global oil supply and demand is now expected to be largely in balance during 2017 as the gradual increase in world oil inventories that has occurred over the last few years comes to an end," said Howard Gruenspecht, acting administrator of the EIA, the statistical arm of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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Record: 2-3-1Last week: 26thWeek 6 result: Beat the Falcons, 34-33Week 7 opponent: at New York GiantsOne thing to know: This Sunday's game between Kyler Murray and Daniel Jones could prove a fight for the right to be called Rookie of the Year when the season comes to an end.
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But analysts have been saying for months now that they expect memory chip prices to rise in 23 as a glut in the market comes to an end, leading to "normalized inventory levels and a demand recovery," SK Kim, an analyst at brokerage firm Daiwa Capital Markets, said in a note last week.
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BODY PARTS OF TORONTO SERIAL KILLER'S VICTIMS FOUND EVERY DAY DUING EXCAVATION OF RAVINE BURIAL GROUNDS, COPS SAY "To put this delicately, this comes to an end when she discovers him in the arms of another woman who is married to another member of the House of Lords," Simon Nicholls, the defense attorney said.
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It's moments like these, Cyndi says, that encourage her and Jesse to continue fostering children of addicts, but she says "the realization that more kids for us means that someone else is hurting in a rough spot ... whether the heroin epidemic comes to an end or not, there's still going to be babies out there."
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"Global oil supply and demand is now expected to be largely in balance during 2017 as the gradual increase in world oil inventories that has occurred over the last few years comes to an end," said Howard Gruenspecht, acting administrator of the Energy Information Administration, the statistical arm of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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While researchers don't yet agree on the best ways to use these substances and on what their effects are, they are all certain of one thing: It won't be possible to make significant scientific progress in the field unless the demonization and the prohibition that has surrounded these compounds for the last decades comes to an end.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) said President Obama's could do grave damage to the U.S.' fight against terrorism as his term comes to an end.
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"There will likely be a new Fed chair after early 2018, when Janet Yellen's term comes to an end and having already established a bit of a baseline path for how the balance sheet is going to be adjusted probably makes sense at that point to reduce the uncertainty that you otherwise get in that period," he added.
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U.S. sanctions on Sudan just got lighter after 20 years U.S. sanctions on Sudan just got lighter after 20 years The U.S. is scaling back 20-year-old sanctions on Sudan — one of three countries the State Department designates as a state sponsor of terrorism — just a week before President Obama's term comes to an end.
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The high court allowed the government to begin enforcing the 90-day ban for travelers who don't have a "bona fide" connection to a person or entity in the U.S. That 90-day period comes to an end on Sunday, just two weeks before the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments over the policy's legality.
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In the case of Syria, the IRGC uses its immense wealth to pay for Hezbollah and other non-Iranian fighters to prop up the Assad regime, reducing the efficacy of the leverage the U.S. and others can bring to bear and increasing the influence the Iranian regime will continue to exert in Syria after the war there comes to an end.
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That disparity comes to an end, however, and the exhibition reaches a climax, in the large room holding Munch's "Self-Portrait between the Clock and the Bed" and Johns' "Between the Clock and the Bed" series, complete with an iron-post bed covered by Munch's actual summer-weight bedspread, which Ravenal had personally dug out of the archives at the Munch Museet.
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On the heels of the vow by Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City to close Rikers Island, this documentary series about Mr. Browder — who at 16 was picked up by police officers in the Bronx on suspicion of stealing a backpack, and spent the next three years in the jail complex without being convicted — comes to an end.
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"Listen, everything comes to an end — it just became too much for me," Mr. Miller explained to a doorman at a building on Eastern Parkway where he had long delivered the effervescent elixir that has long been a staple of old-school Brooklyn, whether spritzed in a glass or mixed with made-in-Brooklyn Fox's U-bet syrup to make an egg cream.
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Trump has hammered an economic message and warned that Democratic policies, especially those pushed by progressive members of the party, would bring socialism to the U.S. The results also come after a Gallup survey released Tuesday found Trump with the highest approval rating of his presidency, a significant advantage for the president as his impeachment trial in the Senate comes to an end with his expected acquittal.
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However the Privacy International spokeswoman suggested any such move by the UK to ignore Europe-wide principles on data retention could complicate the government's stated aim for "a quick and seamless data flow with the EU following Brexit" — an essential component if UK digital businesses are to continue to serve customers in the EU after the two-year Brexit negotiation process comes to an end in May 2019.
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Yet, despite the major role that the Manson family plays in the film (this review will do its best to keep that and other major plot elements unspoiled), Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is very much a film about the moments before an era comes to an end and the people who live in that era, including their joys, frustrations, and inability to see what's coming around the corner.
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