WE ARE COMING AT THIS FROM THE ASSET OF. MICROSOFT IS COMING AT IT FROM ENTERPRISE ACROSS.
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There's stuff coming at us — They're firing at us!
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They just didn't think it was coming at Pearl Harbor.
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We were coming at this story from completely different angles.
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But I'm coming at it from a very different place.
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That functionality is coming at the end of the year.
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But you are not coming at it from that approach?
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I'm coming at jazz fusion from a terribly unseasoned perspective.
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THAT'S KIND OF WHERE I WAS COMING AT. ICAHN: YEAH.
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Big changes are coming at the European Central Bank (ECB).
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I'm just coming at it from a common sense standpoint.
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Support for other DVRs is also coming at some point.
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There are some feathers coming at you from my end.
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They were coming at us and controlling the play early.
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It's coming at you from both space and the soil.
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But it's a solid discount, coming at a good time.
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The figure is coming at them from across the lot.
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It was a clear signal, coming at a sensitive time.
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Mojave is coming at an interesting time for the Mac.
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I was coming at it from a place of love.
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It's just a lot coming at you all the time.
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Is that coming at the expense of broader ecological concerns?
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An announcement was rumored to be coming at 8 a.m.
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Can you imagine the bad karma coming at those clowns?
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Friday's release is coming at an awkward time for Clinton.
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Star Trek is coming at you from at least two directions.
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The little ones just keep on coming at one Illinois hospital!
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So it was, like, many ideas coming at the same time.
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And it couldn't be coming at a worse time for investors.
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"My Struggle" just keeps coming at you, much as life does.
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The heavy spending, however, is coming at the cost of profits.
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The new SmartThermostat is coming at an opportune time for Ecobee.
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"She kept coming at him," the comedian said in one tweet.
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So that's a lot of energy coming at little, little kids.
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You can see The Woj, you can see coming at you.
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All of this is coming at the cost of human labor.
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And conspiracies and lies are coming at us from all angles.
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A guy is coming at you with a stepping straight punch?
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But these unforced errors couldn't be coming at a worse time.
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The president is coming at a febrile time in British politics.
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"They just keep coming at you," Cleveland manager Terry Francona said.
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This interest is coming at this exact time for a reason.
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His failures as a leader are coming at a high cost.
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Team names will be coming at a later date as well.
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" This plea is unabashed and coming at "an unprecedented cultural moment.
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"He's coming at it from a warmhearted, generous place," she said.
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We need to be careful, they are coming at us strong.
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"All these enormous water bugs were coming at me," she said.
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New York (CNN Business)More layoffs are coming at Blue Apron.
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"We're coming -- we're coming at 100 miles an hour," Uygur said.
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I'm Gillibrand, I represent New York, you're coming at my constituencies.
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But supplies even from those allies are coming at a cost.
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It's also coming at an interesting time in the remittance market.
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The news is coming at an especially chaotic time for Williams.
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The natural gas boom is coming at the expense of coal.
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An electric Porsche is coming at the end of this year.
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"Nobody saw this coming; at least I didn't," Mr. Graham said.
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We see them coming at communities all at the same time.
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"I did not see that coming at all," L'Insalata told CNN.
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It's very helpful, with life coming at you fast and all.
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We're coming at it from a place of lightheartedness with respect.
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These of course coming at a critical moment for his campaign.
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"It's just large numbers of hogs coming at us," Roose said.
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TV. "Everyone's going to be coming at Elizabeth Warren," he added.
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Have a good idea of what's coming at the Apple event?
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And we understood what they meant by coming at this time.
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EJ: Yeah, 'cause waves after waves of enemies coming at you.
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And that news is coming at them in fragments, in piecemeal form.
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I liked that [Warren] was coming at it from an accountability framework.
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Their success seems to be coming at the expense of Joe Biden.
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What a fucking strange concept, coming at it from a masculine perspective.
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They did not see this coming at all from this young man.
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Its fall collection — coming at you in mid-July — is no exception.
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Ezra Klein: I didn't see that drive-by Brooklyn coming at all.
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Still, it's coming at a particularly bad time for Detroit Public Schools.
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OYO, meanwhile, is coming at the industry from a more disruptive angle.
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The departures are coming at a tumultuous time for the social network.
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Both phones are definitely coming at the low-end Android market hard.
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Leroy_sunset:I'm really not mad, although I understand the anger coming at you.
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The new trading system is coming at a critical time for Iran.
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Fair elections, depicted as a fierce lion, was coming at him, too.
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And that message is: Hello, Microsoft and Amazon, we're coming at you.
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But the expansion out of their home market is coming at cost.
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The Kennedy exit is coming at a big moment for LGBTQ rights.
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The leftward pressure on the Fed is coming at a critical time.
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More details about Ghost War will be coming at a later date.
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It's not coming at the expense necessarily of relationships with other countries.
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"We're coming at this thing from a different place tonally," he said.
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The trooper accused the man of coming at him with the cane
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Were they coming at you personally or was it more the label?
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So for me, it's about coming at it from a different angle.
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They look like they are coming at you, then they go sideways.
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Royal Rumble is coming at precisely the right time to prevent that.
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That bombshell could be coming at any time, so keep tuning in.
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"We are not coming at this from a partisan level," said Espana.
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O'Rourke's rising support may be coming at the expense of other Democrats.
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The opening is coming at a time of growth for Starbucks (SBUX).
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It was Grandal's fifth home run, four of them coming at home.
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So basically we're in the center and there's stuff coming at you.
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Brienne's arrival was perfectly timed, coming at the moment of maximum peril.
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And, look, in campaigns like this you have people coming at you.
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I didn't see that coming at all, but it's typical of them.
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But when some free shit is coming at you in parachute form?
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"We see them coming at communities all at the same time," she said.
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If one is coming at you, try to bop it on it's nose.
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Coursera's growth is coming at a key time in the e-learning sector.
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It kind of built underneath my feet; it was coming at my legs.
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Whatever it is, Republicans are hopeful that it's coming at the right time.
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The new Alta HR wristband is coming at a challenging time for Fitbit.
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A third Binti adventure is coming at some point in the near future.
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With all that doubt coming at you, I do like to support them.
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Sunday's marches went ahead despite an official ban, with confrontations coming at nightfall.
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He fears that even worse news is coming at the major league level.
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"I'm not coming at anybody to teach you like I know," Jenkins continues.
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You say they've been coming at you forever, lot of scar tissue there.
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The next U.S. President should look at what is coming at us unflinchingly.
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There's an operational reshuffle coming at the top level of the White House.
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More useful add-ons like cameras should also be coming at some point.
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When people get fearful and don't understand cultures, they start coming at them.
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Sanders was, of course, coming at this campaign from a very different angle.
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"That Mets team is relentless — they just keep coming at you," Mackanin said.
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But I just figured I was coming at the wrong time of day.
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And it may be coming at the expense of his core business — Tesla.
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It almost looks like Thomas is afraid of a rebound coming at him.
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It's coming at the right time in my life and in my career.
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Jaishri was coming at it from a particular take on Naomi Klein's work.
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Apple is coming at this touch first, even as it adds cursor support.
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We do not see what is coming — at home as well as internationally.
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To start, Twitter's cleanup is probably coming at the cost of user growth.
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"I'm coming at it from a slightly different angle," Snodgrass told his agents.
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The books kept coming at a steady pace for the next 40 years.
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The startup's growth is coming at a pivotal time in the property market.
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I got the autoplay coming at me, and it&aposs just like, stop!
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KINSEY So you have those two different personalities coming at you with information.
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Is the middle-class American dream coming at the cost of poorer citizens?
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But it's coming at a time when Facebook faces plenty of tough challenges.
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"This bye week is coming at a perfect time for me," Nash said.
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It was the Browns' third win in a row, all coming at home.
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" He added: "We're not coming at this from a position of ideological purity.
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" Before he knew it, a "tidal wave of beer [was] coming at me.
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She's used to hitting a ball coming at her at 180 kilometers an hour.
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"He's coming at you full speed, that's the right play to make," Butler said.
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Tonight someone was coming at me saying that I've never been close to him.
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Is it fat-phobia, because the ass coming at you is larger than average?
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Well, I never felt like I was coming at anything from a female perspective.
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"Institutionally the police are coming at it from a paternalistic place," he told VICE.
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But there's just so much coming at him at once, he's looking for shortcuts.
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And it's all coming at a precarious time for the auto industry, Krebs says.
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Like other Apple products in China, that innovative technology is coming at a premium.
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But the misdirected emails — for Tyrells, Terrys, Thomases — kept coming at an alarming rate.
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An original Broadway cast recording is coming at a later dates from Atlantic Records.
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Now a troll is coming at you in 2011's role-playing epic Skyrim.
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It's hard enough to hit a fastball coming at you at 96, with movement.
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I always had people coming at me that I'm racist, I'm this, I'm that.
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So the analogy I used at the time ... But, Google was coming at you.
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Moreover, as one employee says with a sigh, the regulators "keep coming at us".
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He was, as we now understand it, there was fire coming at that time.
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I don't think [Trump] really understands what is coming at him until it does.
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The gamer had headphones on, so he didn't hear the kid coming at all.
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We're coming at you with some very important news today: Alexa is a Scorpio.
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And yet there they were, coming at each other with sudden and unprecedented ferocity.
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All 14 analysts in a Reuters poll saw no change coming at Thursday's meeting.
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The surge in ETF popularity also is coming at the expense of individual stocks.
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The company announced this change was coming at its F8 keynote earlier this year.
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But the letters are still coming at Grave 7986, new ones seemingly every day.
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"This prevents the shark from coming at your from behind, like it wants to."
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"What's the matter?" he asks, his voice coming at her out of the dark.
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And yet, this is the kind of thing that will keep coming at us.
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This show is coming at such a significant time in our culture as well.
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De Grood acted strangely, telling Butler he believed the apocalypse was coming at midnight.
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Qualcomm's takeover battle is coming at a sensitive time for the San Diego ego.
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And we have hundreds more coming at the ports of entry without proper documentation.
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The news is coming at a critical time in the world of venture funding.
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"There was what seemed like a wall of flames coming at us," recounted Sullivan.
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"They didn't see it coming at all," he says of the arrogant Clinton camp.
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It feels like a goal must be coming at one end or the other.
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And then the FTC coming at it from a consumer protection point of view.
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He was trying to swat away negative thoughts, but they kept coming at him.
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"She was coming at this from a very honest place," Molina said of Lippman.
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And DoorDash's multiple rapid-fire funding rounds suggest expansion is coming at a cost.
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That's the rough paraphrase coming at me today from my colleagues and from Twitter.
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The change is coming at you so fast, it feels like it is accelerating.
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A disc jockey will keep the tunes coming at the vice presidential residence reception.
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If a missile was coming at you, how quickly would you want to know?
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"I'm really coming at it from this nuts-and-bolts place," Dr. Diering said.
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Absolutely. All day I get nothing but Jets and Giants fans coming at me.
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"We are trying to understand what will be coming at us," Mr. Trautwein said.
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Expect 'Star Wars' promotions to keep coming at lightspeed for the next 6 weeks.
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A Dot is coming at that price point, but someone accidentally jumped the gun.
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Solar gains are coming at a time when America is more divided than ever.
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Of course, the demographic indicators would tell you that change is coming at some point.
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Kilpatrick scored 219 points in the quarter, with eight coming at the free throw line.
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"New issues are now coming at sensible levels rather than ECB compressed levels," he said.
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Guard Germain Ifedi simply can't block players coming at him from different directions on stunts.
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Maryland closed with a 9-2 run, seven points coming at the free-throw line.
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The strategy is attracting new customers - Dunstone's priority - but coming at a cost to earnings.
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"They haven't seen anything like what's coming at us in 25, 30 years," Trump said.
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More details about league format, schedules, and tickets will be coming at a later date.
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Still, the sanctions and tariff increase are definitely coming at a bad time for Turkey.
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These increases are seemingly coming at the expense of album sales, both physical and digital.
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Kabbage's rising fortunes are coming at critical point for the online small business loan market.
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Cyber Monday is here, and that means one last wave of deals coming at you.
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The Astros suffered their fourth shutout loss of the season, with each coming at home.
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They knew what I was going to do, they were coming at me with requests.
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Beyond that, there are loads of ideas coming at me, most of which won't work.
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Pure Mitten has eleven acres, with another eight coming at the end of the season.
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"Everyone has seen this trouble coming at us," Jim Lentz, CEO of Toyota, told CNBC.
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A fateful moment Super Tuesday is coming at a fateful moment in the Republican race.
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He knew sanctions were coming at Hawaii when he was hired, and he didn't care.
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Stories' increase also could be coming at the expense of Facebook as well as Snapchat.
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Fees of this size, particularly coming at the same time, have raised eyebrows around Europe.
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First it is shocking because you suddenly have a tsunami of hate coming at you.
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"He's coming at some point to talk whether he wants to or not," he said.
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She was always throwing shots… Every single record she made, she was coming at me.
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But Game of Thrones is coming at us in the age of web 3.5, a.k.a.
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Its public launch is today, with a commercial launch coming at the end of July.
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Suddenly he grabbed a large knife out of his waistband and started coming at me.
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I see that my love coming at the expense of truth is not real love.
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Those are clear signs that Target's growth is coming at the expense of apparel retailers.
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"You can't bunt the ball when the ball is coming at your face," Snitker said. .
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The buybacks aren't coming at the expense of U.S. investment or job-creation, Apple says.
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"We were coming at her with every stupid question we could think of," he said.
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"So much is coming at us," said Sue Elias, a psychotherapist in New York City.
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"I didn't see it coming at all, it's been a mystery," Trubisky told NFL Network.
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Nobody can absorb all the stuff that's coming at you, that's why they do it.
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"I just literally saw the bat coming at me and caught it," Guillorme told MLB.com.
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And sometimes the snow would be coming at the car; it was a V8 Rover.
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The job cuts are coming at two UK sites as part of a global restructure.
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SCARAMUCCI: Yes, they were coming full - they were coming at me very hard in the beginning.
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" The president, of course, has a thousand things coming at him and he says, "Sure, fine.
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It's really an indescribably spiritual experience really, getting the energy of 20,000 people coming at you.
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The pricing is coming at the tight end of initial price thoughts of plus 60bp area.
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That was a very good offense coming at them and they never got their head down.
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"When that wall of flames is coming at you, it's terrifying" Codromac told the Record Searchlight.
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"Those things are coming at you pretty fast," says Mia Siochi, a NASA research materials engineer.
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But plan C also requires us to recognise new dangers coming at us hard and fast.
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Timing is everything, and right now, BMW's expansion into Mexico is coming at a terrible time.
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All this engagement is coming at the expense of another popular app category, as well: games.
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Have you ever wanted to feel smack of the punches coming at you from sweaty aliens?
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Morris Hayes, keyboardist and the show's musical director, kept the hits coming at an absurd clip.
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A lot of people regret coming at all, and many are being smuggled back to Turkey.
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One Justice official suggested there could be more changes coming at the FBI beyond Comey's removal.
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Now attention has turned to the government appointments coming at the National People's Congress in March.
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"They just keep coming at you," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said of the Tigers' attack.
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We no longer see killboxes as often: areas with massive waves of enemies coming at you.
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I mean beating, not as in winning, but as forces that are constantly coming at you.
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And if they're still in power next fall, you'd better believe they're coming at it again.
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Driverless semi trucks — meaning 70,000 pounds of truck and cargo coming at you — are in use.
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I saw it coming at me and turned from it, and kind of remember going down.
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Water extraction "is coming at the cost of our culture, of our traditional lifestyle", she said.
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"We have to recognize that some people are coming at this for different reasons," she said.
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Lately, however, the charge has been coming at Democratic candidates from people in their own party.
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The backlash to globalization is coming "at exactly the wrong time," the New York Times reports.
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"I like coming at the big things by what's immediate and observable to me," she said.
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Cars were coming at high speed and we kept having to run away through the ditches.
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"There were so many images coming at me I couldn't make them fast enough," she said.
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" As for his competitors in the "genius challenge," he said, "They're coming at it as companies.
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All the things are coming at you at once, just like if you were actually here.
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After today, rest up, because next week we've got some potential game changers coming at us.
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Garcia lost at Quail Hollow in 2005, with Norman's famous meltdown coming at the 1996 Masters.
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" "He was between me and the door, and he was coming at me to kiss me.
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Murray is 4-3 all-time against Fognini, the last time coming at Wimbledon in 2017.
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Macy's says Backstage is attracting new customers, which could be coming at the expense of DSW.
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The drills are also coming at a time of fraught tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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It is hard to understand, and there's so much other stuff coming at people every day.
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The Brexit negotiations are coming at a time when many EU members feel particularly threatened by Trump.
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And that's too bad, because Baywatch is coming at the right time to be a huge hit.
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"In terms of the content development, I actually think that's coming at a reasonable clip," Zuckerberg said.
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Since its launch, the company had grown furiously, but its growth was coming at a steep price.
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We have a really amazing Kid Smpl Remixed EP coming at the end of March featuring Utah?
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And that's coming at a time when affordable, long-range, attractive electric vehicles still aren't the norm.
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They're coming at us during an era when sequels are supposed to be destigmatized, and even exciting.
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But again, the ZenFone AR, which was first announced in January, is coming at an interesting time.
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They may be coming at it from another angle, but I don't foresee that as a problem.
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They are 1-8 on the road, the lone win coming at defending Eastern Conference champion Cleveland.
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"She kept coming at him," Oswalt tweeted Wednesday about McNamara's unwavering determination to find the unidentified man.
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There is change coming at the training ground, however, with Dave recently announcing his intention to retire.
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It's coming at a good time, we've got tough games coming up, great opponents ahead of us.
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On one play he got the rebound and he kind of was coming at me full speed.
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The taxes are coming at a moment when the fledgling industry already has a lot to handle.
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Apple, of course, is coming at all this from the opposite end of the spectrum from Amazon.
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Renewed interest in psychedelic treatment is coming at a challenging time in the history of modern psychiatry.
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Americans are falling in love with denim again — and it's coming at the expense of yoga pants.
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Clue isn't coming at Jason that hard ... stressing that everyone's gotta stay together in times like this.
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But I soon forget about that after you're handed a pistol and assassins are coming at you.
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Drivezy's growth is coming at what seems to be a key inflection point for the transportation industry.
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If I feel certain emotions coming at me, I try to rationalize it and push it away.
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But it's nonetheless coming at a bad time, right in the middle of summer in North America.
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Not necessarily, but all these crazy natural happenings coming at the same time make a fascinating coincidence.
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So among young people, much social media time may be coming at the expense of traditional television.
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"I like coming at the big things by what's immediate and observable to me," Ms. Katchadourian said.
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The same applies to tennis players returning a serve coming at them at 140 miles an hour.
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Neither were lots of other things that were promised but are either coming at launch or later.
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The worry on Team Trump is negative headlines coming at a time that is already pressure-packed.
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You see — controversial opinion coming at you — Kourtney is actually my favorite from the Kardashian-Jenner crew.
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He hit me going like, 50 miles an hour and I didn't see him coming at all.
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We're betting Chloë Grace Moretz didn't count on Kim coming at her for retweeting Midler's shamey message.
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Final Fantasy VII is coming at the end of March, and Final Fantasy IX is available now.
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Monster Rating: 220 Percent Ghosts I hate because you never know where they're coming at you from.
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"Our user growth for stories is actually coming at the explosive growth for Instagram overall," Everson said.
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"There was this big, black explosion coming at me," he said at the scene later on Thursday.
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In Julian Schnabel's coming "At Eternity's Gate," he plays Theo van Gogh, the loving brother of Vincent.
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And here it is coming at us at 10 times the sound and 20 times the size!
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We are not coming at this from a political place or trying to make a political statement.
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"What's interesting is to create a storm, like snowflakes coming at you in the light," he said.
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"We had a lot coming at us, and it was one too many things," Ms. Palmieri said.
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"You see him, and you see an entire side of French cinema coming at you," she said.
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Today, misinformation is coming at us from all directions: It's used against our government by international criminals.
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Not surprisingly, the alert caused widespread panic, coming at a time of heightened tensions with North Korea.
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But the proposed sale is coming at a time when investors are generally skeptical about media properties.
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"This is coming at a time when German factory orders are down by 4 to 5 percent and output is still in danger, some of those regional manufacturing indices are still in contraction territory, so this is coming at a very delicate time," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."
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Berg tackles this question by coming at it from two different directions, and it works splendidly — and soberly.
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The Sports Illustrated cover model's blonde highlights are coming at the end of summer for a great reason.
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The state increases are coming at the peak of the summer driving season — when gasoline demand is strong.
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"Kyle, the fact that you're coming at me right now — you cheated on your girlfriend," she reminds him.
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De Leon could give Feinstein a tough race in November, coming at her from the Bernie Sanders' left.
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I mean, the airline ... U.S. Air had some favored routes, but Southwest was coming at 'em over time.
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Beneath that, there are less-savory notes of condescension, thwarted desire, and surprise you bothered coming at all.
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I mean, the airline-- U.S. Air had some favored routes, but Southwest was coming at 'em over time.
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Today there is more terrorist activity, coming at us more quickly, and it can be harder to detect.
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We are coming at you with a spooky Halloween episode tomorrow featuring the Ukrainian ghosts haunting Donald Trump.
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A lot of these teachers aren't coming at this with an ideological bent, but from a practical perspective.
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"I had a chip on my shoulder, a Napoleon complex, and I was coming at you," Murphy said.
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It's like, the world ... They'll throw anything, they had just a bunch of clever lawyers coming at you.
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World number two Murray is equally reliable — his last first-round exit coming at the 22 Australian Open.
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Dwight Powell scored 21 points on 1123-of-7 shooting, many coming at the rim off Doncic dishes.
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The rain is also coming at different times, with summer storms more common than they used to be.
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The display also has a pretty low resolution device for its size, coming at only 2560 x 1440.
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Of course that's because portraiture has always been my subject; I'm coming at it from a different angle.
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I'm okay that we lost… I just can't take people coming at my family for absolutely no reason.
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Advanced industrial nations, especially Germany and South Korea, see China coming at them like an unstoppable, oncoming train.
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The focus on using tech to storm into a legacy industry is also coming at an interesting time.
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He broke his own record seven times, the last occurrence coming at the 2009 World Championships in Rome.
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It was the second cycle of his career, with the first coming at Colorado on April 211, 20.
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He's all over the place with the fastball at times but he's going to keep coming at you.
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Pulev is 27-1 as a pro -- with his only loss coming at the hands of Wladimir Klitschko.
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The point is to do something healthy for the body, without coming at the cost of the environment.
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Indiana alternated wins and losses in its last eight games - with each of the wins coming at home.
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Graphic: Czech rate differential, here All 14 analysts in the poll saw no change coming at Thursday's meeting.
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Especially coming at a time when interest in comic book-adjacent storytelling is at an all-time high.
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It is that these multinationals and CEOs' financial gains are coming at the direct expense of working families.
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Legislation in the self-driving car space is coming at a critical time, and America needs to lead.
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When work is coming at you from all directions, it's easy to push even the simplest tasks aside.
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Portland (23-26) prevailed for the eighth time in 10 outings — six of the wins coming at home.
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I've spent a lot of time thinking, coming at it from different angles, and coming back to it.
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UConn is 1-3 in true road games this season with the lone victory coming at Loyola Marymount.
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"And if they're still in power next fall you better believe they're coming at it again," he said.
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I couldn't sleep last night thinking about all this water coming at all of us from every direction.
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We want to make sure that during union organizing campaigns, workers understand the information that's coming at them.
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Although it's not coming at launch, there's also a new Mario game on the way, Super Mario Odyssey.
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While keeping a closer eye on dollars and cents, Alphabet's new approach may be coming at a cost.
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But as that upside-down palm tree suggests, he is coming at Los Angeles from his own angle.
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While that video can be great, useful, and journalistically important, it's also coming at the expense of words.
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If Mr. Trump sees criminal charges coming at him and members of his family, he may feel trapped.
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How do you get over that idea of what kind of drone is this that's coming at us?
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There is clearly going to be some economic impact, particularly as its coming at a major consumer holiday.
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For now, there are 17 bids on the cap ... with the highest offer so far coming at $4,594.
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Furthermore, this year marks the first time Facebook is listed on Fortune 500, coming at the 393th place.
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The growth of the company is also coming at a notable time for financial technology startups in Europe.
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Then the second question about scale, I think it's coming at you whether you want it or not.
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"There's too many things coming at us all the time," Mr. Sanborn said while escaping the video intrusion.
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The timing was remarkable, too, coming at the heels of widespread alarm about Russian interference on Election Day.
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They have come, millions of them; they are now coming, at the rate of a million a year.
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They wanted to play up the larger-than-life aspect of this Hollywood thing coming at the end.
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But this was like turning on a stereo at max blast, and it just kept coming at me.
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He'd be on stage talking … the shooter would be coming at him, and he'd be like, 'Sit down.
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When a repairman insisted on coming at noon, Justin stayed home so I wouldn't lose a night's sleep.
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KS: And you're listening to Too Embarrassed to Ask, coming at you from the Vox Media podcast network.
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What's more, as he turns to catch up the fighter is blind to what is coming at him.
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To what degree is there a sort of zero-sum game at play between women's economic gains coming at the expense of men, and people of color's economic gains coming at the expense of whites, and to what degree is that really just a way that things have been politically framed?
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Mom and dad make you who you are and 'plans' are just fractions of life … coming at you fast.
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"That's a hard-earned win by our guys, they kept coming at us," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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"We did this show with Modest Mouse, who were kind of up-and-coming at the time," Barlow says.
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"It was one of the worst performances of my career, coming at such a big moment," said Yater-Wallace.
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We'll be coming at you all week with the movies you need to know over the next few months.
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That with some machine learning AI can actually deduce the angle that your finger is coming at the screen.
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So I don't think they have to worry too much about me coming at them from their blind side.
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The future will bring floods, but only those offering limited relief and coming at the cost of much damage.
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And with competition coming at them from every angle, larger retailers are scrambling to find ways to effectively compete.
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With not just Dropbox but the big companies really were the ones that were coming at both of you.
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Then at the end, there's just this onslaught of all these different opinions coming at you from the sisters.
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I waited over a year to hear the result I knew was coming at the end of my season.
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The Wildcats were 1-6 in Big 12 road games aseason ago, with their only win coming at Oklahoma.
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This year&aposs blazes threaten to have a magnified impact coming at the height of the summer tourist season.
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"My husband is it the ultimate satirist, while I'm coming at things from a more educative standpoint," says Schaffer.
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However, it's possible no wall is coming at all, in which case SpaceX operations would not be significantly disrupted.
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Walt Disney Co. is luring users to its ESPN+ sports streaming service, but it's coming at a steep cost.
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Olsen has said that Hill was coming at him in a hostile, threatening manner and disobeyed commands to stop.
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Stanford is 5-1 in season openers under Shaw, with the lone loss coming at Northwestern in 2015. 2.
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Their meeting carried political overtones, coming at a time of Russian disagreements with the West over Syria and Ukraine.
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But I still stuck with what I said yesterday: I think a vote is still coming at some point.
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Tennessee has won two straight with its only losses in December coming at nationally ranked Butler and against Gonzaga.
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Expedia's gross bookings also came in just shy of estimates, coming at $26.93 billion versus the $27.06 billion expected.
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Expedia's gross bookings also came in just shy of estimates, coming at $26.93 billion versus the $103 billion expected.
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" By contrast, he says, "the content I produce isn't coming at the behest of a corporation or a government.
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Getaround had previously raised $88 million in venture capital, with its previous round coming at $45 million last November.
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"We've gotten a great down payment on the future of dealing with climate change and what's coming at us."
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It still has "Frozen 2" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" coming at the end of the year.
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Charlotte took two of the first three meetings this season, with the lone loss coming at Brooklyn on Dec.
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Their efforts are coming at a time when Silicon Valley has increasingly been scrutinized for its lack of diversity.
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"The amount of data is like a tsunami coming at us," said Keith Grey, who runs BP's supercomputer center.
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Wealth Matters A change is coming at the end of the month in the way stock indexes are classified.
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The scene is a reference to a parallel one, coming at the end of The Silence of the Lambs.
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In that context, this latest downsizing move in LatAm feels like it is coming at a more urgent time.
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And it's all coming at a time when Congress is trying to dismantle Obamacare, which would disrupt both companies.
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Oliver said the fire, coming at the height of California's wildfire season, has the potential to balloon in size.
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It sits next to a slingshot apparatus where visitors can take slow-motion videos of slime coming at them.
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In any case, the Republican Party's as-yet unbreakable attachment to Mr. Trump is coming at quite a cost.
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Sometimes the gatekeepers are coming at your story, experience and filmmaking from a very different perspective than your own.
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This is all very exciting, especially coming at a time when rates of depression, suicide and addiction are rising.
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The hearing with Dr. Blasey, coming at the height of the #MeToo movement, promises to be a similar spectacle.
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Her election is significant, coming at a time when women's ascent into top decision-making roles globally has sputtered.
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With the camera pointing at the characters and moving backwards, we can&apost see what is coming at them.
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Here are other risks to earnings in the second half of the year: It's coming at the right time.
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It's too late and too facile, especially coming at a time when it serves Michael R. Bloomberg's electoral interests.
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All of AMD's gains are coming at the expense of Intel, which has long dominated the server chip market.
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Antitrust investigations are coming at tech from all sides: the Justice Department, U.S. trade regulators and state attorneys general.
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Ulyukayev, speaking at a government meeting, said that consumer price inflation is seen coming at 6.5 percent in 2016.
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"He was between me and the door, and he was coming at me to kiss me," the woman said.
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Pittsburgh has dropped 11 of its last 13 games - with six of those setbacks coming at home against sub-.
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"He called and said, 'Grandpa you need to come, the fire is coming at our house now,'" Bledsoe said.
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"It led to a massive explosion of online harassment, which I just didn't see coming at all," she said.
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Miami took 13 of the last 14 in the series, with the lone loss coming at Phoenix last season.
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I'm coming at space more from the social change [angle,] which is maybe a little unusual for an investor.
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Ignoring preconceived notions about millennials can be difficult, especially when the myths are coming at you from every side.
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Why it matters: The heat is coming at what is not typically the warmest time of year in northeastern Queensland.
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So instead of the sound coming at you in a straight line, it's bouncing off your ceiling, which is awesome.
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The rape case caught the attention of the White House, coming at a time of heightened scrutiny of undocumented immigrants.
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"Macron's sweeteners are coming at a cost," Berenberg Economists Kallum Pickering and Florian Hense said in a research note Tuesday.
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Some growers have refused to sell their inventories, coming at a time when soybean prices are near 10-year lows.
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Dimitrov has not beaten Del Potro in five career meetings, with the most recent defeat coming at Rome in May.
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But for Pixar that's coming at the cost of quality, sacrificing the great and the unique for box office safety.
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And it's coming at a time when the city is facing a spiking murder rate, high poverty and high debt.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The urban attacks are suddenly coming at a dizzying pace — five in the first week of January alone.
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Even her decision to remove Celeste's twins from their mother is framed as coming at a great cost to her.
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One observer noted the Medina attack, coming at the end of Ramadan, feels like an attack on Islam itself. 2.
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If its pace of handset sales continues to stay strong, this could be coming at a key time for Huawei.
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The Weeknd dropped the music video for his second Daft Punk collaboration, "I Feel It Coming," at midnight on Friday.
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He claims that protesters were coming at him, and that he took the least violent means available to stop them.
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I'm definitely not the only one pushing for a more traditional life, we're coming at it from all different sides.
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Google debuted a product that basically no one saw coming at its big hardware event today: A camera called Clips.
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And they see the SEC's work on this matter as coming at the expense of other projects that remain unfinished.
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And what I discovered as I kept reading was something that was shocking, and remarkable, and kept coming at you.
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"CVS has so many threats coming at them," said Ana Gupte, a senior health care services analyst at Leerink Partners.
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As he considers the season and the prospect of all of his ballets coming at once, Mr. Ratmansky is uneasy.
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Coming at it with different sets of expertise and experiences, we argue against this alleged conflict between privacy and security.
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And this rush of competition is coming at a time when Tesla is in a bit of a weird spot.
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But that game still had a more familiar feeling, coming at the end of a series, after four other games.
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You know intuitively that if the waves are coming at you with great force, they're receding with the same violence.
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Golden State took three of the four meetings last season, with the lone loss coming at Minnesota on March 10.
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"Guests were coming and coming — at first, when we heard that he was killed and the body arrived," Zia said.
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The Tigers won 15 of 19 meetings last season, with all four losses and six victories coming at Comerica Park.
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It was a long and tortuous process, with concessions only coming at the eleventh hour, partial and offered only grudgingly.
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You will have all these animals coming at you, and some asshole with a gun trying to take you out.
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The future is only coming at us faster, and it will not wait for us to get our shit together.
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Wever-Croes's election is significant, coming at a time when women's ascent into top decision-making roles globally has sputtered.
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He certainly looked calm with that shard of Corey Seager's bat coming at him at about 50 miles per hour.
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Those images catapulted the crisis into public, coming at a pivotal moment as a new legislative session begins and Gov.
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Fed policymakers begin a two-day meeting today, with an interest rate decision and policy statement coming at 2 p.m.
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The Capitals have surrendered a total of 13 goals in those two setbacks, the other coming at Boston on Monday.
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"You could get debris, tree limbs, stop signs, pieces of your neighbor's roof, all coming at you," Mr. Gritzo said.
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He has now lost eight successive matches to Djokovic on hardcourts, his last win coming at the 2013 U.S. Open.
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It was fucked up having a dude holding my dick and coming at me with a razor, but fuck it.
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But here's the rub: The agency's crisis is coming at a time when we need the WHO more than ever.
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Look around during holiday rush with everybody coming at you and practicing coping strategies in these really intense arousing conditions.
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Because it's dribbled out slowly, it's hard to understand, and there's so much other stuff coming at people every day.
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We're in the process of looking at partners for the Chinese market, but coming at it from a different vantage point, coming at it as a US company, gives us a different perspective and gives us a different way of looking at the market, and also makes us unique and different from those other players.
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The guard told police that he noticed Thompson was coming at him with the knives while he was delivering the pamphlets.
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Christie Tyler (on the left) A little peek of spring coming at you courtesy of a 3-D floral blue dress.
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The meeting will also carry political overtones, coming at a time of Russian disagreements with the West over Syria and Ukraine.
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All of it is coming at a pace that is unheard for a new console in its first year of release.
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Kansas State now is 5-16 all-time against No. 1-ranked teams, with four of those wins coming at home.
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"I think it's completely unregulated and there's too much information coming at us and too much information going out," said Sedgwick.
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" • Quotation of the day "It used to be legs, limbs and hair coming at you, but now it's legs and limbs.
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Those Cubs won Games 21953, 225 and 221 on the road, with their fourth win coming at home in Game 5.
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At AWS re:Invent, the company's annual customer conference held earlier this month, Amazon kept the announcements coming at a frenetic pace.
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While companies are spending more on advertising on Snapchat, it isn't coming at the expense of other digital platforms like Facebook.
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I had no idea of the scale and impact this would have on Facebook, really didn't see that coming at all.
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Now, Archie is squarely entrenched in the mob world, something no one would have seen coming at the start of Riverdale.
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Their shitty marketing stunt kicks open the floodgate for yet another channel of spam coming at you from all sides. Yay.
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But also, investors are starting to realize just how many bonds are coming at us in the year or two ahead.
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"We are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and it's not a train coming at us," Seaton said.
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This Becky G x ColourPop release is coming at the tail end of a year filled with Latinx-forward makeup collections.
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These new features are coming at a time where Snap has just only managed to stop hemorrhaging daily users to Instagram.
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I know that there is a certain amount of criticism coming at me, saying why didn't you show the real story.
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They can even see the news reports showing the tanks coming at them, showing the tens of thousands of Iraqi forces.
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Trump's trips to Florida coming at a cost for taxpayers, local businesses The drop from the previous month was even starker.
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However, the corruption scandal now threatening Michel Temer's presidency would seem to be coming at a particularly inopportune time for Brazil.
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With most haunted houses, audiences have little to no context for the witches, ax murderers, and radioactive spiders coming at them.
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I had no idea he was coming at all, and seeing him in my class was a bit of a shock.
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Read: New 'Game of Thrones' Photos Reveal: People Gonna Die The Winds of Winter is coming... at some point at least.
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As such, his rules are more about the potential social impact of artificial intelligence, than stopping a robot coming at you.
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"It's fun when I see Miley coming at me on a four wheeler and that infectious laugh of hers," he said.
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Coming at a time of ultra-accommodative interest rates, the stimulus will be particularly effective and boost stocks, in Fundstrat's view.
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Syndergaard leads the majors in stolen bases allowed, with 12 in 13 tries and the lone out coming at third base.
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Toronto took two of the three meetings last season, with the lone loss coming at home, 105-96, on March 1.
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Keeping on top of everything you've got coming at you is one of the biggest tests university life has to teach.
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Since January 2014, the NHL has played 14 lucrative outdoor games, with a 15th coming at the end of this month.
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Talk about the organizations themselves and what they're doing, because a lot of people are coming at this in different ways.
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Scouts look for speed, he said, discounting the bewildering effect of a ball coming at the batter from an unusual direction.
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But its growing volume of work in western Europe was not coming at the expense of its activities elsewhere, he said.
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Coming at a moment when public trust in journalism is already low, it could hardly have arrived at a worse time.
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Officer Ali credited that military training with helping him maintain his cool when the group of men were coming at him.
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"I'm coming at feminism from a different angle here than in my earlier projects," she explained as we toured the gallery.
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So, I don't know how you run a country when you are under constant threat, terrorist attacks, rockets coming at you.
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And the decline is coming at a time when more food, not less, is needed to feed a growing world population.
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The merger is coming at the perfect time, as nearly every media company in the game looks to get into streaming.
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If you're a sports fan this is going to be a good one, with tennis and soccer finals coming at you.
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No, Axe's incipient downfall is coming at the hands of his own ostensible ally, Axe Capital's officious compliance chief, Ari Spyros.
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Dozier set an American League record for homers by a second baseman, with 40 of his 42 coming at the position.
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Security and ease of use are often positioned as being diametrically opposed, with one coming at the expense of the other.
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He was walking back up the street from the seafront when he looked up and saw the woman coming at him.
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He had considered not coming at all until his wife told him it might give a sagging Rubio a morale boost.
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While Detrick holds a bullish 2018 outlook, there could be a few curveballs coming at Wall Street from Washington this year.
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From Thursday, Blockchain's U.S. users will be able to sell their bitcoin, with the buying function coming at a later date.
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Markets widely expect the Fed to hike interest rates three times this year, with the first coming at the March meeting.
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I think at the end of the day people understand the angle that the mainstream media is coming at this from.
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This is quite inauspicious, coming at a time when the Pentagon wants to increase the Army by more than 28503,22019 soldiers.
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This is coming at a time when Prime Minister Theresa May's government is deeply unpopular and rived by its own divisions.
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"I think President Trump is coming at it from a little bit more of a business-minded dealmaking view," Kim said.
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Here some of his key comments, coming at a time when major foreign policy decisions seem to be shifting Russia's way.
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"I was coming at it from a completely different angle," he said when defending his decision to continue firing at McDonald.
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So in increasing crop yield, that might be a huge benefit, but is that coming at the expense of soil health?
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Well, good news for fans of choking back tears that literally will not stop coming at inappropriate moments: you were wrong.
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I think there's so many external pressures that he is dealing with as an individual, everything that's coming at him (the NBA, national college honors, etc.) and could be coming at him a thousand miles an hour right now — hopefully I can do a better job of trying to ease some of his stress, some of his thoughts.
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Though the company has been mum about details, this looks to confirm that the XDJ-RX2 is indeed coming at some point.
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Fees for this service could be based on the cost associated with providing it, with in-person counseling coming at a premium.
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The honor is coming at a "good year in terms of artistic growth," Hathaway, 36, told Variety in an interview on Thursday.
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" The two leaders last met in Washington in March, and Trump said then, "I will be coming at some point this year.
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I just got off the set of Supergirl and I had to dodge cars coming at me at 25 miles an hour.
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"Unfortunately the bad feelings and the reminders of everything that's happened are coming at all the wrong times," Kasky told BuzzFeed News.
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I was scared cause a bunch of them were coming at me at the same time and I felt like a criminal.
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That could mean that long-rumored ideas of the Beam getting robotic arms and other appendages could be coming at some point.
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Rime launches May 26th on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. A Nintendo Switch version if coming at a later, currently unannounced date.
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However, the Blaze will only be available with stainless steel casing at launch, with more premium options coming at a later date.
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He defended its timing amid heavy criticism from the likes of Germany's Zverev for coming at the end of a gruelling season.
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Disney/Pixar's latest movie Coco is giving a voice to Latino culture — and its stars say it's coming at an appropriate time.
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It's hard not to imagine what it would be like through Juno's eyes right now seeing this enormous planet coming at it.
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These days, with the misdirected emails coming at the rate of one a day, he simply deletes or sends them to spam.
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In Arizona, according to Vox's analysis of the CBP data, nearly half of all asylum seekers are coming at ports of entry.
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All we seem to really know about the Galaxy Fold, on the other hand, is that it's still coming…at some point.
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Details on the other four candidate cities, along with more information on the initial Sacramento rollout, are coming "at a later date."
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Then it could have remained independent, and maybe my darling Andrees would still be coming at us with the hot takes.6.
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And you see it&aposs coming at a time when there&aposs widespread disruption across the country in cities all over Iran.
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Though the company raised its full-year profit guidance, analysts pointed out that profitability is coming at the cost of sales growth.
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You can see Rojas coming at full speed in the wrong direction before he literally mows down a huge crowd of civilians.
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Besides, the way things are going, there's going to be a lot of good coming at us in the next few years.
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Coming at election security from the manufacturer angle offers an examination of one of the most germane pieces of the big picture.
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We're used to them coming at a certain time of year, and our land management practices have evolved to respond to that.
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"(Pedroia's) competed against (Price) in the batter's box (so he) knows what it looks like coming at him," Farrell said, per MLB.com.
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The poll also revealed the largest ever one-month rotation into fixed-income assets, their gains coming at the expense of equities.
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I think that when you have that many people whose opinions you value coming at you, it's worthy of thinking about it.
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Most people have neither the time nor the inclination to follow the fire hydrant amount of information coming at them regarding politics.
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Gas flows were small but coming at such an early stage of the project were evidence of the site's potential, it said.
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But, coming at a much lower cost and being available globally via the cloud, the democratization potential of this is much stronger.
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With so much info coming at you while you're on the road, another device seems like the last thing that would help.
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But this year it is coming at a time when U.S.-Chinese tensions are already at a high over a trade war.
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Coming at a problem sideways, rather than directly, is something computers have long had difficulty doing, and AlphaGo has cleared that hurdle.
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If you're coming at me crazy, I'm going to come at you like a 20-year-old to a 20-year-old.
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I am here for 15 women coming at each other at a demolition derby, or to see Nick Viall get dumped repeatedly.
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Graham's decision to get closer to Trump is coming at a personal cost, too, as some Republicans are not happy with him.
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And I'm disappointed that few of our party's moderates are willing to resist the freight train coming at us from the left.
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What had been too much wrestling, with the pay-per-views coming at a biweekly rate sometimes, has suddenly become not enough.
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There's a part of me that would love to be the new Supreme, but I'm coming at this from a different place.
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In updates on Friday, that number had been revised to more than 700, with the increase coming at California State-Los Angeles.
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The timing is fortunate, coming at the start of an election season in which clean government is a major demand of voters.
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And I think that comes from that sudden success where, like, everyone was coming at me and I wasn't prepared for it.
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With new deals coming at this level of pricing, anything that priced wider earlier in the year is a potential repricing candidate.
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It caused a huge racial divide in this community, one that the business community, the white community, didn't see coming at all.
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"I was not feeling any way romantic with him, I wasn&apost having sex with him, and he kept coming at me."
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Nebraska, with its lone defeat coming at the hands of Texas Tech, 214-220, in the Hall of Fame Classic on Nov.
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The pink slips keep coming at top banks Add another heavyweight to the list global banks that have announced layoffs this year.
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At the heart of the impasse is the fact that the two sides are coming at the problem from very different positions.
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We spoke with JP about his fighting future ... and he sees another easy W coming at the hands of KSI VERY soon.
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Here are Tiger Woods' nipples coming at you live and direct in real-time thanks to the magic of the global town square.
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As you learn at the end of this two-minute peek, another trailer is coming at the D23 Expo on July 15, 2017.
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WATTERS: Current, former, that&aposs to be determined... STONE: Well, but... WATTERS: Coming at you in 20.9 offering paid dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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"There's not one thing that's gonna knock him from his perch, but people coming at him from a lot of angles," Koepp said.
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Under the new proposal, the slowest drivers would be eliminated during the sessions rather than the cut coming at the end of them.
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Speculation quickly followed that Apple would soon become the first $1 trillion company, with a rumored $1,000 iPhone 8 coming at year's end.
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" The two leaders last met in Washington in March, and Trump said then that "I will be coming at some point this year.
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" The two leaders last met in Washington in March, and Trump said then that "I will be coming at some point this year.
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"We're coming at it to create an emotion and connect to somebody," Laurie Pressman, vice president of the Pantone Color Institute, told Refinery29.
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You hear sympathetic and understandable questions coming at you, and your tongue grows thick and unfamiliar forming all those words one more time.
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It was said to be a signal of solidarity between Clinton and Lewinsky, coming at a time when Clinton still denied the affair.
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The overall result is a major embarrassment for Yahoo, coming at a sensitive time for the company's pending $4.8 billion deal with Verizon.
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That's coming at an inopportune time for the bloc, according to Pierre Moscovici, European commissioner for economic and financial affairs, taxation and customs.
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Mr. Olsen has said Mr. Hill was coming at him in a hostile manner and disobeyed commands to stop, making him feel threatened.
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The solution wasn't, "Oh I'll stay home and take commissions and compose in my basement," so this is coming at the perfect time.
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It will be priced at $229 and launches today, while pricing and availability for the 1650 Super are coming at a later date.
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It's coming at a time when Uber and Lyft are both struggling to earn a profit after disappointing public offerings earlier this year.
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If you think the chances of the answer being yes are pretty high, then you understand that disruption is coming at us fast.
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But the customers keep coming at the local franchise of Baskin-Robbins, an American ice cream brand, in Sana'a, Yemen's rebel-held capital.
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They rise from profoundly different ways of looking at the same world — different ways of coming at reality: the material and the spiritual.
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Big shootouts all involve an improbable number of enemies coming at you in waves, and sitting behind cover shooting cops eventually gets old.
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America's love affair with pickup trucks and SUVs is coming at the expense of sedans — and automakers are trimming their operations in response.
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The pressure on the industry is coming at a particularly tough time, according to Mark Wakefield, head of the automotive practice at AlixPartners.
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"The episodes tend to be abrupt, coming at different frequencies," McFarlane's physician, Dr. Richard Boles, the medical director for Courtagen Life Sciences, says.
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Amazon says that smart home controls will not be available within FreeTime at launch, but they will be coming at a later time.
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Tim Cook confirmed the app was coming at WWDC, and Amazon said it would be compatible with second-gen and newer Apple TVs.
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And it's coming at a time when Uber and Lyft have grown to the point where they've become fairly indistinguishable from one another.
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Someone can jump off a cliff and survive, or have a million bullets coming at them, and then get up and walk away.
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Even if Musk wins everything coming at him, he still has to pay $20 million to the SEC plus whatever his lawyers cost.
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Adding more talent, and building out more connections into the computer vision ecosystem, could be coming at the right time for Magic Leap.
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You could always have someone coming at you, but we're just so small at this point that they haven't taken too much notice.
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No details yet on Dunham's character, though Murphy has hinted that there may be news coming at Thursday's Comic-Con in San Diego.
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This is coming at a time when motorists in India are increasingly turning to gasoline-powered vehicles and away from diesel-driven automobiles.
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There's so much aggression and violence and anger and hate coming at you that is meant to produce fear, to silence to you.
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And when you do this, you have three kids, how do they live in this world with all this media coming at them?
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" Contributing to this argument, Evercore's Saad wrote that Ulta's e-commerce acceleration of late isn't "coming at the expense of physical store visits.
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"We would each throw ourselves in front of a bus if it was coming at our child, regardless of our politics," she said.
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Most importantly, I was able to shoot zombies coming at me from all directions in Arizona Sunshine without worrying about falling over myself.
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And it told me back in late-May that a version of the Laptop with full Windows 10 is coming at some point.
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But while shoppers love a sale, those discounts are coming at a steep price to Macy's and the country's other large department stores.
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"It's more like, 'Oh my God, it's already coming at us,' " said Steffen Schmidt, a professor of political science at Iowa State University.
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Then there's also the anticipated Apple Watch 2, coming at a time when most people still need convincing of the benefits of smartwatches.
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They started the contest shooting 298 of 297 from the field — with a surprisingly high number of those misses coming at the rim.
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And the cuts are coming at a time when individuals with Down syndrome are living longer, and their caregivers are aging as well.
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In the middle of the night, more alerts came -- the fire was coming at the 10-acre property from two directions, she said.
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People can say they want originality, but, when you have new things coming at you all the time, the familiar appeals to people.
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Tesla drivers may enjoy a vast network of Supercharger stations across the US, but it's coming at a cost: the price of charging.
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"You know it's coming, at some point it's going to come, you expect it to come, you hope it's to come," he said.
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He is the White House version of Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, desperately flailing as the bucket brigade keeps coming at him.
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This is coming at a moment of rising political polarization, when political parties are ever more divided, and the ideological lines have hardened.
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But they are mostly low-paying, informal and coming at a rate economists say is too low to absorb the rapidly growing population.
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And I appreciate greatly all the questions, especially the questions in person from the people here and those coming at us from Facebook.
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As powerful as "Blame Fire" but coming at things from a different direction, "Beach" seems to swirl its way up from the underworld.
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The question I would throw back to you is it seems like a lot of these departures are coming at the same time.
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But satisfying it is coming at the cost of prices hikes and sporadic shortages in France, prompting both mock panic and real anxiety.
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Psychologists measure whether women display what they call "hostile sexism," which sees any gains by women coming at the expense of male power.
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If it's essentially a thoughtless act to make a demand, members will be tempted to treat everything coming at them as equally thoughtless.
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In an unexpected-but-expected twist of fate (we should really see this coming at this point), Hannah picks Luke P. over Garrett.
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And that's what's made me stay home with no income coming in, looking at the bills coming at the end of the month.
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But it lets you know that the filmmakers are not coming at you from a benevolent place, and that impression never lets up.
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"If someone tells me a miracle is coming at the end of the journey, I believe them," the woman said in an interview.
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"We looked at this place in early November when the light was coming at the right angle; it was filled with light," Mrs.
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It also helps that this impeachment is coming at a time when the U.S. economy and the stock market are showing historic strength.
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The sound seemed to be intensifying and to be coming at once from everywhere and nowhere, to be generated by the night itself.
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Sheng described his first time watching Max as challenging, coming at a time when other thoughtful representations of transgender men were basically nonexistent.
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And it's coming at the dawn of recording, so it's this document of our musical identity before it becomes commercialized and self-conscious.
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The gains that racial and ethnic majorities are making, either socially or politically or economically, are coming at the expense of their group.
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This is the angle from which the RMIT researchers are coming at things: using SAWs to nebulize liquids for pulmonary drug delivery, e.g.
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Luckily there's one pre-holiday sale that's coming at you early, and it's from an already affordable, YouTube-famous makeup brand: Nyx Professional Makeup.
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As has become customary for the collaborators and real-life pals, the duo kept the fun coming at a private afterparty in Miami Beach.
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If he can take Canelo's punch and Chavez Jr. keeps coming at him and tires him out, what's gonna happen in the later rounds?
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"I can really focus on what's in front of me instead of everything coming at me as I would a laptop," Dorsey recently said.
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The defense has argued that Scott was able to take the Taser away from Slager and was coming at the officer with the Taser.
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The changes in policy are coming at a time when customers are realizing that a battery replacement can extend the life of their phone.
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We just did what we do when we're at our best, which is keep coming at you every inning and putting pressure on you.
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"I didn't see this coming at all," a nervous-looking Madden, 32, said as he thanked the Bodyguard cast and crew and creative team.
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While these are important moves, they are also coming at the same time that Facebook is becoming more oblique to other kinds of scrutiny.
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Apple has said before that Dolby Atmos for Apple TV is coming at some point, so that might be something to look forward to.
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Keeping your home clean and comfortable is important, and it's coming at a super affordable price — so hop of these deals while you can.
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Fact is ... it was an amazing moment on 'SNL,' with Pete apologizing and then the Congressman-elect coming at him with some hilarious jokes.
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The bad news on the timing of this special election for the GOP: It's coming at such a low point for Trump and Republicans.
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Boston took four of the last five in the series, with the lone loss in that spanning coming at Utah 111-93 last season.
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THAT WAS A VERY CLEVER WAY OF COMING AT CONTROLLING THE DEFICIT WHICH IS REALLY WHAT THE PROBLEM ULTIMATELY IS. AND WITH BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
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In fact, there are so many new options coming at such a dynamic clip, it is hard to keep up with all the choices.
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I already feel that my regular earphones are a mixed blessing, with the option to sink into music coming at the expense of awareness.
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Trinidad and Tobago have claimed four medals in Lima with three of them coming at the Velodromo Villa Deportivo Nacional, including the two golds.
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That play, which ultimately yielded a field goal, represented how Washington's offense kept coming at the Giants, refusing to allow any sense of security.
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The upheaval on Capitol Hill over Helsinki is coming at a time when the legislative shop is "in limbo," a White House aide said.
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Unfortunately, Fireeye's business is connected with North Korea, Russia and China, and those three guys are still coming at us with everything they have.
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It was received that way, too, coming at Wayne's perceived creative nadir, during a period when hunger for new music from Chance was high.
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The first batch of 5G smartphones are also coming at some point next year, with Samsung notably having already announced two handsets for 2019.
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As Yoel Romero regularly proves, jumping knees are like elbows, they're a lot more likely to land if the guy is coming at you.
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The difference is that "b" is voiced, which for some people, makes it sound funny or strange coming at the end of a word.
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Hasan Minhaj, last year's entertainer, received high marks for his balanced performance, coming at the height of tensions between Mr. Trump and the press.
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That all of us have the fire hose coming at us and the result of that is we always feel like we're missing something.
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Exactly. When I first moved here, I had daily rage at the same scene: the barrage of white men in suits coming at me.
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"As soon as it was safe, we went outside and immediately began as the storm was coming at us and during the eyewall," Capt.
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Markets took the statement as signaling more rate cuts were coming at a time when growth had decelerated and stocks already were selling off.
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The jobs being created on the producer side are coming at the expense of industries that buy steel, like nail and farm equipment manufacturers.
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With the ball coming at him fairly slowly, Addison Russell tried to barehand it but came up without the ball as Ramirez reached first.
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"This is coming at a time when the Palestinians feel totally marginalized from the world agenda and even from the regional agenda," he said.
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But then you shift over to Brienne as she suddenly realizes this ninja is coming at her, and she's trying to react to it.
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The coronavirus threat to the world economy is also coming at a time that the global economy is suffering from serious financial market vulnerabilities.
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"The announcement and gradual development of this board is coming at a time when the company needs it to continue to succeed and survive."
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One of Mr. de Blasio's most heavily promoted initiatives, the service is coming at a high price to the city — but not to riders.
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Prices can fluctuate, but you shouldn't spend more than $450 for the system, because a new Xbox is coming at the end of 2020.
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A federal statute generally requires that the government tell lawmakers that a transfer is coming at least 30 days before it is carried out.
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"We talked about how when goals come, they come in flurries, and they're coming at a snowstorm rate for him right now," Quinn said.
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The bottom line: Employer health coverage continues to get more expensive and less comprehensive for workers — all coming at the expense of people's paychecks.
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It is about grappling and wrestling with who and what one is and coming at long last to accept, embrace and love that person.
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I was always coming at comics from things like Bloom County, which is responding to [cartoonist and animator] Winsor McCay and stuff like that.
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The death toll from the attack had mounted throughout the evening and early morning in France, with the latest count coming at about 8 a.m.
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A deluge of movies and television shows that are reboots, reimaginings and remakes will debut this year, and they'll keep coming at a fast clip.
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Maintaining the image of getting down to business fast is coming at the expense of the other part of the deal -- that he can deliver.
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If the opponent never gets used to one repeated attack coming at him, he won't make adjustments to deal with it and open himself up.
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Cuadrilla said the gas flows were small but coming at such an early stage of the project were evidence of the potential of the site.
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Coming at the exact midway point of a 10-episode season, "Battle of the Sexes" sends the season's two big plots crashing into each other.
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But career officials worry that singular focus is coming at the expense of other critical functions of DHS, such as cybersecurity, counterterrorism and emergency management.
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Going into place on March 1, they're coming at a time when organizations are finally starting to wake up to the realities of cyber vulnerability.
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When you're coming at the world from that place, you're working with the world and you're showing up in a way that's true and real.
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"You can knock us down over and over and over again, and we'd just keep getting up and coming at the problem again," he said.
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"I was going through the light and through my peripheral vision I could see a car coming at a high rate of speed," Thomas said.
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"The limited information I got, I have, everything checked out as a sprain, and the bye week is coming at a good time," said Fuente.
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I saw him looking at the clock, so I'm like, he's coming at me, I might as well step right here and just take it.
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It didn't sound like that was the special additional reveal coming at the semi truck event, but as always, it's hard to tell with Musk.
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Cross-play matchmaking is coming at some point in the future, but aiming from a distance is going to be difficult on mobile either way.
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The language has generally been interpreted as a tip toward a rate cut coming at the July 30–31 Federal Open Market Committee policy meeting.
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His announcement is coming at a low ebb in Trump's polling, but it also comes as the GOP nominee's fundraising is picking up considerable steam.
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That's liable to change with time, but for now the second camera's benefits seem to be coming at the cost of the best image quality.
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Fed policymakers, however, made no direct indication that a rate increase is coming at the December meeting, a move that the market is strongly anticipating.
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James van Riemsdyk made his 600th career game memorable by scoring Toronto's first two goals, the first coming at 15:06 of the first period.
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"I don't believe we have the bandwidth to address this holistically without coming at the cost of other priorities and distracting the team," he wrote.
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"It was shocking in the moment for me, obviously because there's a lot of energy coming at me and sadness and big stuff," she explained.
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We had an idea this case was coming at some point and that it would likely include a charge status indicator light on the outside.
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"I had father's rights groups coming at me," says Curtis, who has taken to social media to air her grievances on the subject several times.
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Which, when you're 50-plus murky feet below the surface of the Puget Sound, means it can be hard to see what's coming at you.
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We need to be discerning readers, and do more to help the young people in our lives sort out all the pixels coming at them.
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It isn't some mystery of group psychology; we can all hear the whistle and rumble of that world coming at us like a freight train.
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Go deeper: The progressive wave coming at Democrats is starting in California and Tom Steyer's impeachment petition received 1.1 million signatures in just 10 days.
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I've had a lot of people on Twitter coming at me saying I'm ignorant, and I should leave the country if I don't like it.
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But with asylum-seekers still coming at a pace ten times that of January 2015, European countries are reluctant to dismantle their emergency border controls.
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"It will tighten the global picture for products, coming at a time when you start to have refineries going into maintenance before winter," he said.
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He strengthened the structure of the state at the time of the Chechen wars, and then he said: "it's coming at us from the West".
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If he and CRU are right, a price reaction is coming at some stage and the longer it takes, the more violent it will be.
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Theoretically, if everybody whose child died or was injured sued, we're looking at 60-some odd lawsuits coming at them (the Sneads) which is unfortunate.
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The stimulus is coming at "the very wrong moment," Bernanke said Thursday during a panel discussion at the American Enterprise Institute, as reported by Bloomberg.
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A permanent shift in spending could be more visible this holiday season, and economist Diane Swonk sees it coming at the expense of department stores.
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With a new software release coming at WWDC on Monday, it's time to take a look at what the future of Apple security might entail.
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"Sometimes if we don't see the representation coming at us through the screen, we don't believe that we can project that going forward," she said.
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And obviously we're really focused on making sure that that development is inclusive and not coming at the cost of existing residents and land uses.
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The problem with that trial was everybody was coming at us from all sides, all day and all night, trying to get into the case.
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Some analysts have taken the comments from ECB officials this week as suggesting a decision on the stimulus is coming at the June 14 meeting.
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"We probably should have seen something coming at that point," said Mr. Sutton, adding that he thought Mr. Molinaro's goal "was about serving," not governing.
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The visit will test the U.S.'s "special relationship" with Britain, coming at a time of political turmoil in the U.K. Here's what's at stake.
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"The data suggests that most of the gains at the top are coming at the expense of the rest of the population," Mr. Zucman said.
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Thinking it was a free for all, my first faux pas was coming at the stream from the wrong side and essentially butting in line.
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And it's coming at this moment when the business models are under stress and so the consequences of taking a different approach feel more dangerous.
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They were coming at a tense juncture: Four months earlier, the North Koreans had sunk a South Korean Navy corvette, the Cheonan, killing 46 sailors.
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Coming at you like a more acceptable version of She & Him, they recorded this cutesy, low-fi Christmas song to celebrate the holidays in 2010.
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"You are not, in any way, shape, or form, ever required to have to deal with people coming at you with hateful comments," Morris says.
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The outbreak is coming at the same time as a downturn in oil and gas revenue, a lifeblood for the $110 billion annual Texas budget.
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The mandates around remote learning are coming at a time when midterm and final exams, spring break travel plans, and upcoming graduation ceremonies are colliding.
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"Currents were coming at an unprecedented level and it got to the point where the dam was going to overflow," Mr. Rosselló said on Friday.
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You could sense it coming, at least as soon as the camera came in on Elizabeth's face — why hadn't we seen Paige's passport being checked?
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Vizio 5.1 Soundbar for $43 ($20 off): Dolby Atmos is rad, but most surround-sound material is still coming at us in 5.1 these days.
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Stennis's hearings, coming at what might have been a strategic turning point in the war, made a deeper presidential reckoning with the war almost impossible.
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Today's update, which Apple announced was coming at WWDC earlier this year, represents official support from one of the biggest font libraries in the world.
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Coming at the same time as New York and London fashion weeks that were palpably low-energy, that idea seemed to be picking up steam.
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"They take on other people's stress, and they get overwhelmed often because everything seems like it's coming at you too fast, too often," she says.
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With the hurricanes coming at the end of the month, the storm effects seemed modest: vehicle sales fell sharply as did electronics, appliances and clothing.
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The second Super Bowl victory, not insignificantly coming at the expense of New England quarterback Tom Brady, secured Manning's place in America's most popular sport.
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And the jobs being created on the producer side are coming at the expense of industries that buy steel, like nail and farm equipment manufacturers.
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There are already many other elements facing the industry — be it overcapacity or be it the avalanche of regulation that we have coming at us.
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The two policies we're concerned about are monetary policy and trade policy, and trade policy is coming at us like a freight train right now.
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Coming at a time of prolonged gridlock in Washington, the Fed's monetary policy moves thrust it front and center as the sole provider of stimulus.
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Innovations are coming at us fast and from every direction, so it&aposs difficult to say what will catch on and what will fade away.
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Terry Dittes, the UAW vice president leading negotiations with GM, said he's not concerned about scandal coming at the same time members are walking out.
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But being an executive producer of a TV show, all you have is people coming at you with questions and you're making decisions, decisions, decisions.
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But in 2019, we really can't afford to do that: The world is so interconnected that storm clouds are coming at us from all directions.
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SRS: So you were performing a kind of capacity-build for authentic news coverage not coming at the cost of having people relive their trauma?
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I'm using you as a typical Silicon Valley CEO because you're dealing with all kinds of social issues coming at you every week, it seems.
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I did what any sane person would do when something large is coming at you: I ducked, yet my hands remained steady on the wheel.
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We got climate change coming at us, we got AI, we got algorithm bias, we're gonna scale all this stuff, and we have extraordinary people.
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The Lakers outscored the Kings 31-53 in the fourth, with 21 of those points coming at the line, and won the game 106-102.
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Huawei says the U.S. actions are politically motivated, coming at the same time as the Trump administration is holding high-stakes trade negotiations with Beijing.
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If a criminal is coming at you with a gun, you need to come back and point that gun back at him to take him out.
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The euro did not budge on German ZEW economic sentiment data that fell short of forecast by coming at 17.6 points, below an expected 20.1 points.
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So Trump and Democrats may be talking about the same general topic, but one side is simply coming at it from a much more grounded basis.
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Unfortunately, this more efficient NFL is coming at the expense of exciting plays as more efficient offenses are also more predictable, and in turn, less exciting.
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If it feels like there are swoon-worthy makeup collabs from YouTubers and social-media personalities coming at you left and right, that's because they are.
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It might look fairly terrifying coming at you with all those metal urchin-like appendages, but it'll have an easy time maneuvering and reaching its destination.
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And we've got all these male bosses telling us how teenage girls should act and feel, and we've got all these different variables coming at us.
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Andersen is also able to hit a machete out of the air, and deflect arrows coming at him, all of which are described in the legend.
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When the attacks start coming at them they have to try and figure out what's happening while the fight is taking place, and that's incredibly difficult.
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It was a shock Karina didn't see coming at all, as Johnson originally suggested he would be giving back to a military family in the audience.
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It may be that the Edge variant won't be available in the smaller, 5.1-inch size, instead only coming at a larger 5.5-inch screen size.
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But the expansion is coming at a cost and, as the regulatory pressure mounts, smaller banks may have to decide whether they can afford to compete.
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And when you see the velocity that that tyre is coming at, had the screen not been there it would have obviously been an horrendous outcome.
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"I don't know that I'm necessarily coming at it from a different approach, as I am clearly the same person," she said in an e-mail.
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Yacenda: I think the reason we were confident in the idea was that we weren't just coming at it to make fun of true-crime documentaries.
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We'll have a better idea of where mobile's headed in the new year, and perhaps we'll get a glimpse of what's coming at CES in January.
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I think he's got obviously a pretty full plate right now and everyone is going to be coming at him, and hopefully we'll get our turn.
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"For introverts, we feel at our most alive and switched on when things are a bit calmer because there's less stimulation coming at us," Cain explains.
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RHP Jake Arrieta (22-20, 22.70 ERA) makes his eighth career start against the White Sox with all but one coming at the White Sox home.
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Chelsea Coach Antonio Conte is also in his first season of English football and has begun with consecutive 2-1 wins, the latest coming at Watford.
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Philadelphia has lost 15 of its last 16 games, its only victory during the stretch coming at home on March 11 against the Nets, 95-89.
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This is boxing code for saying that Taylor keeps coming at you, takes a punch to give a punch, and has fists that hit like anvils.
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"I picked it up fine and I saw it was coming at me, and when it went in, I knew it had hit something," Lundqvist said.
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When you see the movie, there will be a lot of things you're happy to see, but they're coming at you at a slightly different way.
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"OpenStreetMaps, for the most part, is craftsmanship but they are coming at this with an industrial mindset," Mishari Muqbil, a Bangkok-based OSM member, told TechCrunch.
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Federer is 18-221 against del Potro, with two of the losses coming at the United States Open, in the 21000 final and last year's quarterfinals.
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It's also right smack on time, coming at a moment when politicians are again harnessing Islamophobia and fear of the unfamiliar for an electoral power-up.
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"Everyone has so many marketing methods coming at them so often that it's tough to break through," said Lou Arbetter, the general manager of Pepsi Productions.
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The election is coming at a pivot point for the city, which has lurched in only a few years from bankruptcy to a downtown building boom.
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"If someone is coming at you with a bat, that is deadly physical force," said Marvyn Kornberg, a Queens defense lawyer who has handled police cases.
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"I'm coming at this from the perspective of the visual artist who's interested in how text and literature manifest themselves in a visual way," he said.
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Since we are not yet in a full-blast La Niña, some have begun to doubt La Niña's presence or whether it is coming at all.
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The Trump administration is facing growing questions over a possible executive order on cybersecurity, including when it will be ready or if it's coming at all.
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Boosie says he's got Kappas from all generations coming at him sideways ... but he says the keyboard gangsters need to cool it on the tough talk.
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Most Asian indexes closed largely unchanged on Wednesday as investors awaited monetary policy news coming at the conclusion of the U.S. Federal Reserve's two-day meeting.
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The second season ends in much the same way, with Chuck's triumph over Axe coming at a steep personal price and the threat of devastating blowback.
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"This is coming at a time when Xi's preparing for the 19th Party Congress so this is a very politically sensitive time for him, " Beddor added.
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The United States team has won all but two of the 12 Presidents Cup contests with the sole International triumph coming at Royal Melbourne in 1998.
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While my behavior was inexcusable, sometimes when people are coming at you with false information and allegations, we handle ourselves in ways that we sometimes regret.
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When someone comes in and disrupts what you're doing, you don't know which way to turn, and we're coming at it a million miles an hour.
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Mr. Trump is building on the Obama model in some ways but coming at it from an entirely different direction, one fueled more by anger than hope.
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Red Sox RH Rick Porcello (28-26, 3.21) Gausman is 4-0 in his last five starts, with the lone no decision coming at Detroit on Friday.
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"We see a wall of water coming at the end of September," Krimbill said, though the company has not provided guidance on water volumes for coming months.
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Moffat posited — rightly, I imagine — that human existence would take on the feeling of a dreadful curse if you didn't know death was coming at some point.
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Changes are coming at Coca-Cola and not all of them may be good for the soft drink giant, according to UBS analysts who downgraded the shares.
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The Bulls are winners of 10 of their last 23 games, with the only two setbacks in that span coming at Eastern Conference powers Cleveland and Boston.
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So continue to expect eye-popping numbers from all the public cloud vendors, but just don't interpret that to mean it's coming at the expense of AWS.
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Now, 14 years later (and with peak early 2000s nostalgia coming at us hot and heavy), we couldn't appreciate Jenner's nod to this iconic moment any more.
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A cheaper version of the once revolutionary laptop is said to be coming at some point this year, and WWDC could be just the right launching pad.
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This latest version of Beyoncé's artistry has undeniable Blackness at the top of its list, and it's coming at a time when we need it the most.
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Since inception on June 16, 2017, the company has been in the red, with net loss to shareholders coming at $475.4 million in the year ended Dec.
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The BBC is coming at the voice assistant concept from the other way 'round: Viewing it as a modern mouthpiece for piping out more of its programming.
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For all of those coming at me rn, listen to the lyrics of Warrior and maybe you'll have more compassion for someone who made a simple mistake.
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I don't know, there's anything that i didn't like only in that, it's coming at a time that I think Apple could have done it even earlier.
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"Resident Evil 7: Biohazard", released for Sony PlayStation VR in January, is full of monsters coming at you—far scarier than a train jumping off the screen.
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Kimye's Second Honeymoon After completing the first leg of their honeymoon in Ireland, Kim and husband Kanye West kept the celebrations coming at their favorite vacation spot.
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Where the first full moon (which will crest on the 1st) will be in Virgo, the second (coming at us on the 31st) will appear in Libra.
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She gets one whiff of criticism and she's coming at you like that bear in "The Revenant," ready to claw every bit of flesh off your body.
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"They are very wary of any publicity and especially with this new lawsuit from her husband coming at the same time as her anniversary," says the source.
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Sam & Dave, 'Hold On, I'm Coming' At least Sam & Dave are bipartisan: They told Barack Obama he wasn't allowed to use "Hold On, I'm Coming" in 2008.
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The Mi 8 will be available on China starting June 5th, with the SE following on the 8th and the Explorer Edition coming at a later date.
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But there are conservationists who argue this approach is coming at the problem backwards, and that a cheetah in a cage is ultimately doing the species harm.
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We'll be coming at you all week with the movies you need to know over the next few months – starting yesterday with our picks for emotional flicks.
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It was the third grand slam of Desmond's career and his third homer of the season — with all three of his 2017 homers coming at Petco Park.
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Alaphilippe did not disappoint, wearing the white jersey in the first week and coming at one stage within a few seconds of taking the coveted yellow jersey.
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Imagine seeing the massive fist of a 7-foot-1-inch giant coming at your face ... then imagine having the cojones to throw a punch right back!!
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It was the four-times MotoGP champion's 10th successive win in the United States in the top category, with the others coming at Laguna Seca and Indianapolis.
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It does feature a drifter on a motorcycle, but the focus of the game is on zombies — unfathomable amounts of zombies, coming at you from every direction.
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Investors were jittery as the letter mentioned hidden transactions, with the news coming at a time when India's banking sector is already wrestling with mounting bad loans.
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The largest wave "was like an eight-story building coming at the boat," said Mr. Miller, the chief ocean floor surveyor aboard the ship, the Fugro Equator.
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Even that revenue is coming at a cost, with Yahoo expecting to pay other sites about $1 billion this year for sending traffic to its advertising services.
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Spicer's resignation could point to more changes coming at a White House increasing working under the cloud of investigations looking at Russia's involvement in last year's election.
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I think when he gets in there and he has me coming at him looking to kill him, I don't think he'll be able to handle it.
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Coming at a time when the television itself was still relatively novel, it wasn't long before his device had generated a mixture of controversy and broad use.
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"It's good for the world, it's good for us, it's good for everybody," the President said, brushing aside concerns the summit is coming at an inopportune moment.
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Regardless of the recovery, the virus' economic impact on the airline industry has already been beyond what anyone had seen coming at the start of the year.
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I'm a design critic and an architecture critic, and I couldn't turn that part of my brain off as all that new stuff started coming at me.
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The full-length report is coming at the end of the month, five days before the fourth season of VICE on HBO makes its February 5 debut.
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The comments, coming at a time when the housing market has been strained by Brexit, lifted Berkeley's peer and Britain's biggest housebuilder Barratt 2% higher as well.
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Arguably, this positive surge is coming at the right time for the nation — just before tourism high season, which traditionally extends from late spring into the autumn.
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There might be certain moments that maybe don't age as well, but we've never been a show that is not coming at these characters through that lens.
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But that is coming at a steep cost for some industries, like farming, that have thrived in the era of globalization by exporting goods to foreign markets.
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Apple's slightly differentiated, "pro"-level iPhones and colorful standard iPhone 11 are coming at a time when sales of the marquee product have been on the decline.
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"I believe, when coming at these stages of the tournament, I'm going to still be able to play great tennis," said Cilic, a 28-year-old Croat.
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The extended Johnson family watches a very familiar police-brutality case play out on the news, coming at the topic from multiple angles and drawing broad connections.
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There has been minimal opposition in Los Angeles to the Olympics coming — at least as compared with other cities — reflecting, in part, the successful experience in 1984.
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You can still talk about tricky topics that make people uncomfortable, but if you're coming at it from a perspective from 10 years ago, you won't succeed.
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If Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have taught us anything, it's that climate change is here—and it's coming at a real cost to human lives and property.
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She also owns six World Championship medals and three Olympic medals, her first coming at Sochi 2014 when she became the youngest Olympic slalom champion in history.
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"It's really no accident that the executive order for EMP protection is coming at the same time," as threats of nuclear attacks come from places like Pyongyang.
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Olsen told a civil grand jury last year that Hill was coming at him in a hostile manner and disobeyed commands to stop, making him feel threatened.
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Elías Matta, an opposition congressman who has sat on finance committees, criticized the government's moves for coming at the holiday season, when Venezuelans are making Christmas purchases.
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Coming at the end of a retrospective on films that used a Canadian tax-incentive program to get funding, this epilogue series focuses on more fringe productions.
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Mr. Perez, 55, said people in the neighborhood had a real fear of intruders coming at all times of night, and resorting to disguises of all sorts.
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All this is coming at a time when corporate America, sitting on mountains of cash both domestically and overseas, find itself on the brink of a digital revolution.
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"The reality that we're facing here is that we are going to be dealing with a -- a legislative train wreck coming at us at warp speed," she said.
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I find, when I go on Twitter, the overwhelming sort of avalanche of content coming at you, this Niagara Falls that you can never get on top of.
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And some of the biggest demand is coming at the high-end of the truck spectrum, with luxury buyers favoring lavishly outfitted pickups like the Silverado High Country.
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How do you expect the Democrats to act this week, because they got a one-two punch coming at them right out of the chutes come Monday morning?
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"We need some help here," Helio is shouting to the bodyguard who is also, Thales remembers, a nurse, and who, from the footsteps, is coming at a run.
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Coming at the mid-point of World War I, the Battle of the Somme is often taken to exemplify the stupidity of the war on the western front.
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Doug Lute, the U.S. permanent representative to NATO, described the summit as coming at an "inflection point" for the alliance that hasn't been seen since in two decades.
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It has also drawn international attention, coming at a time of heightened global concern over the sexual abuse of women in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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We have Christmas movies coming at us every direction these days: from the aforementioned cheesy TV movies to the expensive Disney theatrical releases, to our own Netflix queues.
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Today is only my second full day as a Mocha Grande — the official name for Black fans of Ariana Grande — and life is coming at me really fast.
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Coming at a time when many Republican legislators are itching to deliver an important victory, this would have great appeal to the traditional constituencies of the Republican Party.
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And there's a progressive wave coming at Democrats that's starting in California, but spreading across the U.S. ACRONYM hopes its work will only help that wave grow larger.
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But at least the wait is getting shorter; today LG confirmed via Twitter that the G5 is indeed coming at its Mobile World Congress keynote on February 21st.
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But his concurrence shows that he's coming at the case from a different angle than the liberals are — one that isn't really about immigration or deportation at all.
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This trailer is just a minute of straight creepiness coming at you from unexpected angles and building, building, building to a point where you have to know more.
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It was a season that suggested all involved were grateful to see the light coming at the end of the tunnel, and the same applies to Sheeran's cameo.
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Coming at a time when anti-Semitic attacks in Britain have risen (some Jewish schools now hold terror-attack drills), these developments have the country's Jews understandably worried.
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Ehlinger's gritty ground game produced touchdowns on runs of 2, 9 and 1 yards, with two of the scores coming at the end of lengthy, time-consuming drives.
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Meanwhile, the Russians are coming at us again in the upcoming midterms while watching us spin our wheels in the muck created by President Trump and his enablers.
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And that acceleration is coming at a time when issues that affect minority communities disproportionately -- immigration, for instance -- are taking on a larger role in the national discourse.
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The idea that the transformation which Napster was starting was coming at them and as fast and aggressively as it was was really, really alien to some people.
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There's a reunion coming at Winterfell In another teaser that dropped in August, fans caught a glimpse of Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) embracing.
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Foley's first task running the joint program, which was called "Our Water, Our Future," was dealing with what he calls "I reckons" coming at him from several directions.
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For starters, no matter who is in charge, the future is still coming at us, one day at a time, and they have a big role in that.
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On its website, Stop & Shop argued that the cuts were coming at a time of increased competition from non-union competitors like Whole Foods, Walmart, Costco, and Amazon.
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"I was prepared for them to come after me, but I wasn't prepared for the person coming at me the way she came at me," Biden told CNN.
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Consequently, such a hugely symbolic trip by a sitting U.S. president is a supreme act of reassurance coming at a time of looming concern and heightening regional tensions.
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Those are among the findings of this month's CNBC Fed Survey, coming at a time of dramatic transition at the Federal Reserve and in fiscal policy in Washington.
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The move is coming at a time when Chinese authorities are more closely scrutinizing corporate finances and loans to companies like Wanda that have made marquee overseas acquisitions.
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You might meet a truck coming at you on the narrow road and see how it pulls off onto the edge of the woods to let you pass.
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What makes the outlook for 2020 seem so different is that the oil price swoon is coming at the same time coronavirus appears likely to wallop those sectors.
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Nadal, bidding for a record-extending 12 titles, believes the Swiss will be coming at him with all guns blazing after a comfortable passage to the last four.
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The company initially had set sights for its content in the world of retail, and it wasn't exactly coming at the market with the world's best sales pitch.
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I also did some panning through the stereo field to give movement, to replicate what real life is like in New York with things constantly coming at you.
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We would be in their ears telling them when road flares, firecrackers and smoke bombs were coming at them because they couldn't see outside of their camera monitors.
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"With so many stimuli coming at you, it's nice to have something in your pocket that slows you down, lets you look at the big picture," he said.
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But there are also signs that some of the winnings at the three new casinos are coming at the expense of the racinos, which also help fund education.
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"If it was coming at you, you had to wear it," said Adam Warren, a Yankees reliever who spent the first half of last season with the Cubs.
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On the other hand, you can't argue with the fact that if, indeed, the four horsemen are coming, at least this way we can greet them with aplomb.
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Original article continues: Coming at the end of Bachelor In Paradise is basically a waste of time — unless you're in the game for Instagram sponsorships and not love.
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The mood of the show is a fairly nonstop frenzied one from first to last, because there is so much coming at you in all directions these days.
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The question is whether we will be able to do it in time, since the threat is coming at us with the speed and force of a tsunami.
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"When they started Patagonia, they started growing really quickly, and at some point they felt it was coming at the expense of what made them Patagonia," Tsai says.
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The showrunner, Damon Lindelof, and the music supervisor, Liza Richardson, give the sense of trying to answer unsolvable cosmic riddles by coming at them from every possible angle.
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Republicans are perplexed by the vicious back-and-forth, which is coming at a time when Trump is already struggling mightily to make progress on his legislative agenda.
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Kara Swisher: Hi, I'm Kara Swisher, editor at large at Recode, and you're listening to Too Embarrassed to Ask, coming at you from the Vox Media podcast network.
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EJ: And my preference is — and this what I love about escape rooms, is when you have a wave shooter, you have problems coming at you from outside.
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These are attitudes that see race relations as a zero-sum game; these people believe the gains made by nonwhite Americans are coming at the expense of whites.
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I also met with the Killer Films team and then sat with Andrew in New York and immediately knew he was coming at it with a fresh feel.
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I'm worried about what that does to the younger generation where this abuse is just coming at them and it's not being taken care of by the adult supervision.
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Look, the big meeting, that everyone's you know, moving towards, will be Vice Premier Liu He. He's coming at the end of the month, as I think everybody knows.
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"It is better to have some people coming at lower prices than to have an empty hotel," said Surucuoglu, who relies on Germany for 90 percent of his guests.
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That, however, is a cycle Venezuelans have lived through over and over in recent years: violent protests and national shutdowns coming at huge cost to life, property and productivity.
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The move is seen as a positive, coming at a time when quick service restaurants are moving away from customization and focusing more on transparency in the ingredients used.
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Essentially, we're both trying to do the same thing but coming at it from two different places: For LinkedIn, it's the professional network, and for Microsoft, the professional cloud.
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"Investment is coming at a price, with debt up 761 million pounds, and while overall leverage isn't increasing, it does leave Ashtead more vulnerable to a downturn," Hyett said.
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From Arthur's point of view, my white-knuckled grip on our spending was taking the joy out of all the blessings coming at once, which were incredibly, amazingly good.
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There are so many things coming at you every single day, and when you don't have that center for support, then it's really easy to stray away from that.
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Credit Suisse's Dan Levy said despite ongoing challenges for GM in China, the company is "coming at this from a much stronger position" than its largest crosstown rival, Ford.
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"I saw the truck coming at me, and if I hadn't run, I'd be dead," Iris Jimenez, who said she was friends with the motorcyclists killed, told the Tribune.
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While Manjoo is coming at this from a Fox-hating perspective, he hits on several of the reasons why I'm writing a book about Fox in the Trump age.
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But to white working-class voters, it might feel like those gains are coming at their expense — the "economic anxiety" that is purportedly behind so much of Trump's rise.
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And the product is coming at the right time, weeks after a major Google+ flaw was exposed and a Facebook hack showed just how vulnerable these companies can be.
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The government's official economic forecasts for 2017, also presented on Friday, remain unchanged, with growth seen coming at 2.5 percent after the economy expanded by 3.2 percent in 2016.
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Investors, though, weren't convinced by the reasoning (and critics were quick to point out the convenience of this narrative coming at a time when iPhone sales are relatively flat).
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During all of this bro time, Dev explains to Arnold he's coming at his feelings for Ellen from a place of fear instead of a place of real love.
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The pancreatitis scene is an early climax of the film, coming at the end of harrowing sequence based around a particularly nasty bender during the Appetite for Destruction tour.
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It was the manner in which the Sharks kept coming at Montreal with wave after wave of chances that kept the Canadiens backed up during the final 23 minutes.
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Florida State moved to 27-28 — all three wins coming at home, and with the first two by an average of 211 points — while Winthrop fell to 2-1.
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The 33-year-old was taken deep for the sixth time in five outings, with two coming at the hands of Chicago in a no-decision on June 23.
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Sony's nascent Net Yaroze community was one of the first dedicated spaces for indie development, coming at a time when there was no way to distribute homebrew games efficiently.
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Jack Gleeson, known to "Game of Thrones" fans as the nefarious King Joffrey, will star in "Bears in Space," coming at the end of the summer to 22E593 Theaters.
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The timing of the decision raised questions about potential conflicts of interest, coming at the same time that Trump's father announced a plan to resuscitate Chinese telecom giant ZTE.
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"It's coming at the worst possible time," said Deane Dray, an RBC analyst who covers GE. GE (GE) was in trouble even when the economy and market were booming.
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" — Vicki Saporta, president and C.E.O. of the National Abortion Federation "Today we lament another legal victory for the abortion lobby, coming at the expense of children, women and families.
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Duke has won the last eight meetings in the series and 12 of the past 13, with Georgia Tech's lone victory during that stretch coming at home on Jan.
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"Amazon is so dominant, but it doesn't seem like that's coming at the expense of small businesses when it comes to holiday shopping," says SurveyMonkey research scientist Laura Wronski.
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Its gains are partly coming at the expense of semiconductor giant Intel (INTC), whose stock has fallen this year on concerns about lower profit margins and possible product delays.
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So I just have one app up, and I can really focus on what's in front of me instead of everything coming at me as I would a laptop.
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He led two franchises to Super Bowl victories, the first coming at the end of the 2006 season with the Indianapolis Colts' win over the Chicago Bears, 29-17.
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Coming at the dawn of the 24-hour news cycle, the story was covered night and day, causing our child imaginations to go wild: Was she going to die?
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"He wasn't dropping the knife, and he was coming at the officer," a spokesman for the Fraternal Order of Police told the reporters who soon converged on the scene.
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"We're not carpenters so we have developed our own techniques and coming at building from a creative point of you rather than a crafted point of view," explains Patterson.
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The hits just keep on coming at the embattled cloud human resources software provider Zenefits, as the California Department of Insurance has begun an investigation into its licensing practices.
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Such threats are coming at a time when emerging markets, including those in Asia, have been battered by capital outflows and have seen their currencies weaken in the process.
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I was coming at it from thinking about landscape and environment and how it's a manifestation of the violence we enact on ourselves and each other and the planet.
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We went back and forth, I disagreed with ... the angle and the way she was coming at the question, but that's what we do, we go back and forth.
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Because everybody was sort of reaching for the ball, because it is sort of like a thing when the ball's coming at you, a once-in-a-lifetime thing.
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The Abrams-Evans primary race drew national attention, coming at a time when the Democratic Party is still figuring out how to engage voters ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Unions, meanwhile, have painted the 2020 election as crucial, coming at a time when union rolls are falling and groups are worried about the administration's pro-business, deregulatory agenda.
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A human can veto the choice of the machine, but when a rocket is coming at you, the time in which to make a meaningful human decision is limited.
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That's the play's method, too, coming at us with its cool cred thrust out like a business card but still, when you shake its hand, warm to the touch.
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It increasingly looks like that "however" is a hybrid of physical stores and online-ordering channels, and each company is coming at the goal from a different starting point.
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New York (CNN Business)This week's turmoil involving Tucker Carlson and another right-wing shouter, Jeanine Pirro, is coming at one of the worst possible times for Fox News.
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I could see setting that out with some potato chips and a few strong cocktails tonight, then serving grilled chicken Parm for dinner, pretend Monday's never coming at all.
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"No one is taking it easy on you because you're a freshman, and we're coming at everyone just as they're basketball players, we don't care what grade they're in."
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"This price increase has a double fold opportunity because these adjustments upward are coming at the exact same time as the actual commodity costs are falling," Cramer pointed out.
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Those messages are coming at us online more rapidly than ever before, and that "intensity and velocity of communication is causing an impairment of critical thinking," Mr. Luskin said.
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In its third year, and coming at a uniquely competitive time for the entire retail industry, Amazon's Prime Day "underscores the retail transformation, especially toward digital," PwC's Barr said.
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The announcement is coming at the same time as the first impeachment hearings in the House — with Collins center-stage as the highest-ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee.
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The most fortunate and foresighted thing we did was develop a water action plan at the governor's request to prepare for the nightmare of climate change coming at us.
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But in another, it suggests that the Heptapods, who can now move freely throughout the timespan of their life cycles, know more or less what's coming at every moment.
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If you hear those four notes and they're coming at a time where it's a resolution rather than a buildup, it's not quite what you expect, but it fits.
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And what I found about his character is that he is a person who&aposs able, which I am not one of these kinds of people, they can handle 24.1 total massive bullets coming at you and arrows, however you want to term it, at one time, remain the same kind of person on a pretty much daily basis in spite of the fact that may be today 1.33 arrows are coming at you.
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It marked a historic moment for the bank as it brought an end to the crisis-era policies in the euro zone, despite coming at a difficult time for Europe.
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"Orange County is coming at a perfect time," said John V. Miller, co-head of fixed income at Chicago-based Nuveen Asset Management, which holds about $2500 billion in munis.
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Forward rate markets showed investors saw a chance of an interest rate cut within a year, after eight rate hikes since 211.72, the last coming at the start of May.
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"Mister Rogers not only brings a different type of show into the mix, but it is coming at a time when the importance of PBS is very topical," she said.
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People start coming at around 7 and we eat and drink way too much: prosecco spiked with rose liqueur to start, followed by John Daly's for my cousin and me.
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Shortly after dropping the surprise track "Thank U, Next" on Saturday, she's coming at us with the music video for "Breathin," a standout single from her most recent album, Sweetener.
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After announcing that t was coming at CES and showing us a beta version in late January, Ford is finally rolling out Waze integration with its SYNC 3 infotainment system.
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By pulling in local artisans and makers, designing for workspaces, and even offering craft and cooking classes in its stores, West Elm is coming at young consumers from every direction.
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It's starting with the mirroring of the Android stock texting and photos apps and iPhone webpage transfer, with more fully featured Android app support coming at a later, unannounced date.
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This attack is coming at a time when EVs are just starting to take off within the larger auto industry--and it's likely no coincidence this attack is coming now.
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And now we are in 2016 and I think what you're starting to see is the innovation is really coming at the city level and it's kind of bottom-up.
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LeBron James feasted on the spread-out Toronto defense, scoring 24 points in Game 24 on 21-for-22 shooting, with all 24 of his makes coming at the rim.
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The growth is coming at the expense of Roku's top competitors, like Apple and Google, with only Amazon's Fire TV able to increase its install base during the same timeframe.
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Issues around the proper treatment of workers in the game industry are reaching a critical moment, with reports about ungodly work hours and numerous layoffs coming at an increasing clip.
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And it's coming at a time when Facebook is desperate to prove it can be meaningful to people and make their lives better, rather than just being a time sink.
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The rise of the UFC into the world of multi-billion-dollar valuations and mainstream athletic acceptance may simply and inevitably be coming at the cost of the Diaz spirit.
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"Even then, it started to feel like everybody was coming at something with an angle, and that's about a million times worse today than it was back then," she says.
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"But when you're talking about something coming at 6,000 miles an hour that you can't see, that could have a nuclear warhead, that's maneuverable — that's a nightmare weapon," King said.
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Festive strings of lights hung above the stage, but it took me a while to even notice, since so much blazing radiance was coming at me from the young performers.
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But the beauty of the FDA policy is that it's coming at a time when the agency is also working to get more noncombustible cigarette alternatives on to the market.
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There might be just one more endorsement with the power to inject decisive adrenaline into his campaign — and that vote of confidence may not be coming, at least not soon.
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"These blows to the Argentine economy are coming at a moment of great fragility, both politically for Mr. Macri and economically for the region as a whole," Mr. Gedan said.
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