It's coming from viewers, it's coming from platforms like Facebook.
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Really, if it's not coming from within, it's coming from no place.
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A lot of support for Jordan coming from the EU, coming from the French, coming from the Germans in particular, the UK, of course, as well.
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Embarrassing, coming from anyone; dangerous, coming from the president of the United States.
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My description of soul music is coming from the spirit, coming from the soul.
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This isn't coming from me, this is coming from Pew report and other places.
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Whether it's coming from people with a hammer telling them or whether it's coming from others.
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I don't know if it's coming from Cohen; I don't know if it's coming from Trump.
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CNN's Jake Tapper: There are news sources that are just out-and-out lies coming from Europe, coming from other parts of the world... CBS's Gayle King: …coming from people's basements.
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But the sounds aren't coming from Jason Aldean's stereo – they're coming from his 13-year-old daughter's.
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"Any news coming from such sources is not reliable and is not coming from us," he said.
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But surprisingly, it's not coming from a bank or payment company — it's coming from ride-hailing app, Grab.
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The citizen doesn't know — is this coming from the federal government, is this coming from the state government?.
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Before it was coming from my own countrymen, today it's worse because it's coming from supposedly civilized countries.
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Half the company's revenue is coming from businesses in the U.S., and half is coming from Europe and Asia.
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Coming from where I'm coming from, if you don't wanna shine and put on, what you really wanna do?
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It's coming from Greta, it's coming from a lot of people who think that democracies are illegitimized and broken.
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I will be more than happy to explain where my anger is coming from — where my hurt is coming from.
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"Coming from where I'm from, living in poverty, not coming from a political family, it's an incredible honor," he said.
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The feelings aren't coming from that person [you've just slept with]; rather, they're coming from your reaction to the stimulation.
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In other words, is it just coming from one sector or is it coming from across a number of sectors.
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The marbles are not coming from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the marbles are coming from the Oval Office, from the president.
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This underscores the point that the opposition to Pelosi isn't coming from the left; it's coming from the party's centrist wing.
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I am coming from Islam, I am coming from the Arab community, and it's not all of us, it's not true.
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Now, we target our inspections effectively based on where they're coming from, who they're going to, what country they're coming from.
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F: The first step is asking yourself, is this act that I'm doing coming from love or is it coming from fear?
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As it turns out, there are two sounds: one faint, coming from the AC fan, and one loud, coming from the elevator.
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This isn't coming from the political fringe any more; it's coming from the political center of the United States: the Oval Office.
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But if it is coming from Mandalay, there is a strobe light coming from one of the windows on the east side.
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"Where he's coming from is not so alien or different from where a lot of people are coming from," Ms. Gamble said.
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It's not coming from the Democratic Party apparatus — it's coming from all of these independent, decentralized, locally based groups, in many cases.
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"For everyone coming from Syria — if we are sure they are coming from Syria — they deserve protection," Mr. De Francesco told me.
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"Listen, if that's how they feel, if that's coming from that side, then that's what's coming from that side," Anthony told reporters.
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So it's key to know where the nitrogen and phosphorus is coming from — and some of it is definitely coming from seabird butts.
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We cannot notice anything in a slowdown in 2015 coming from China, we have not noticed any significant downward impact coming from China.
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The whole idea is outrageous coming from anyone, but coming from Sanders it seems to undermine the very virtues that make him attractive.
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It's certainly not coming from victims, and it's not coming from the dozens of service providers who I've spoken with across the country.
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We see the disrespect coming from them, but there's a subtle disrespect coming from us, the NPR crowd, that is intolerant of intolerance.
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The calls could actually be coming from a scammer in Nigeria or India, but your phone will say it's coming from someone domestically.
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It was the Iraqi forces who were able to defeat Daesh in Iraq, with assistance coming from Iran, not with assistance coming from elsewhere.
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"This language coming from anyone is totally unacceptable, but coming from a medical doctor and a Georgia State Representative it is reprehensible," Ellis said.
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We've picked up these particles coming from inside our Sun, and we can also sometimes measure ones that are coming from our own atmosphere.
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MM: I think my greater worry is that the technology is a signal, but where that noise is coming from isn't coming from technology.
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But let's set that aside and think about where Roberts is coming from, which is different from where Justice Neil Gorsuch is coming from.
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Sondland's testimony looks like especially bad news for: Sondland said he assumed any direction about investigations coming from Giuliani was really coming from Trump.
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The panel is almost anti-Trump and the hatred and venom coming from his mouth, the hatred coming from other people on your network.
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So does that mean this deregulatory push that's coming from the Trump administration, what's coming from SEC Chair Jay Clayton, you see that as favorable?
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They are children that are coming from juvenile court, some are referred to by social workers and others are coming from the streets of Israel.
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The stories are coming from men and women alike, with commenters saying that the unwelcome criticism was coming from friends, family, and even complete strangers.
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"The cruelness that we continue to see coming from this administration, the hateful rhetoric and policies coming from Stephen Miller, they're not American," Luján said.
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Coming from the working class makes it hard enough to get into this game, but coming from foster care with no parents is even harder.
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You see, recently she said something that would have been remarkable coming from any Republican, but was truly awesome coming from the Daughter in Chief.
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On TicketIQ's app and site, 23 percent of the Game 13 buyers are coming from the Chicago area, while only 21 percent are coming from Cleveland.
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On TicketIQ's app and site, 37 percent of the Game 7 buyers are coming from the Chicago area, while only 22 percent are coming from Cleveland.
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Because if Donald Trump's view of non-interventionism is coming from a perspective of America First, Malcolm's is coming from a position of Black People First.
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There was no shrieking or ripping coming from the heavens — and very little coming from the stage, where "The Thirteenth Child" made a mild-mannered impression.
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Coming from public radio, coming from a place where you just never thought there was going to be any money in this, for making audio documentary.
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All this information, however, isn't coming from an objective source — it's coming from Netflix, which is why John Landgraf, the head of FX, says not so fast.
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If I was hearing a zipper, it had to be coming from a suitcase — and, if it was coming from a suitcase, then something was very wrong.
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After all, what looks like charmingly roguish behavior when it's coming from a teenager looks genuinely alarming and even legally actionable when it's coming from an adult.
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You can try to do your best to sort of sort ... Yeah, but you know what sites they're coming from, you know what suppliers they're coming from.
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He was coming from a good place, he might not know everything he's talking about but we know LeBron, and it's never coming from a bad place.
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"You're not only hearing some positive or strong signals coming from the U.S. but you're also hearing some strong signals coming from China as well," Wong said.
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But how much of Macy's recent gains are coming from these measures, and how much is coming from a stronger economy and store closures, remains to be seen.
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Cobalt's problematic supply chain, with too much coming from one country and too much coming from the "grey" artisanal sector, may yet hobble its longer-term usage profile.
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Suddenly, the pressure on lawmakers to shut down the government wasn't just coming from the most progressive wing of the Democratic Party — it was coming from all sides.
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If Donathan had played his idol for Jenna, then the votes would have been tied one for Sebastian (coming from Donathan) and one for Donathan (coming from Jenna).
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That's because this advance isn't coming from the politicians or the activists; it's coming from the only group you can count on to meet a real need: entrepreneurs.
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He argues that lava coming from volcanoes may be helping to heat up 55 Cancri e, but study authors aren't sure where this heat source is coming from.
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I've written down rules of how the brand talks — the stuff coming from the account has to sound like it's coming from a perfumery rather than Bernie supporters.
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At that point, they're coming from other parts of the U.S., but by the end of the time that I'm writing about they're coming from around the world.
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Terror bulletin What Homeland Security calls one of the "most serious" threats to the nation since 9/11 isn't coming from overseas -- it's coming from right here at home.
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So we'll get the road rap guys coming from south, people like Amy Becker coming from north, others from east, west... anyone in electronic music who's doing something interesting.
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You say, "I know where those guys are coming from, and here are my reasons for believing that we should be coming from some place else" — and dialogue begins.
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What I like about these two beard talks is that you have one person coming from industry, and another person coming from academia, and they're arriving at a similar solution.
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The shipments are coming from unusual origins - Equatorial Guinea and Angola in Africa, Peru in South America, and Trinidad and Tobago - and several are also coming from the United States.
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I love women who are unafraid and like to have fun with makeup, but it's not coming from a place of insecurity, it's coming from a place of pure expression.
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PPG CAME OUT WITH EARNINGS IT WAS CONCERNING BECAUSE THEY TALKED ABOUT HIGHER PRICES AND WEAKER DEMAND COMING FROM CHINA, COMING FROM AUTO SALES IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
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"I have my job to coach this team and the support is nice, obviously, whether it is coming from my dad or it is coming from another coach," Walton said.
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"I suspect these leaks are not coming from the Intelligence Community but rather are coming from the West Wing, if you look at the pattern of the leaks," he said.
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So, by the end of this year, 30% of our revenue will be coming from software, and probably greater than 70 of that will be coming from subscription to SaaS.
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"The fact that media content is coming from many sources, including the internet, isn't evidence of real competition because that isn't where actual journalism is coming from," Mr. Pickard said.
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Inconsistency might also be attributed to differences in microclimates, altitude and soils, with some of the wines coming from limestone, sandstone and marl, and others coming from clay-rich soils.
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In terms of net revenue, IgnitionOne expected to hit $80 million in 2019 with $55 million coming from its media business and $25 million coming from its subscription-based business.
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The commission envisions a quarter of the $2 billion coming from increased development assistance from external donors and the rest of it coming from the governments of malaria-endemic countries.
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Flight coming from Africa, another flight coming from Europe or from Russia, meeting here, finish everything, and then came back, flew back, without going to the hotel or the downtown.
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"Of the revenue that's coming from Afghan talc, you can say that a significant portion is ultimately coming from US and European consumers," said Nick Donovan, campaign director at Global Witness.
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Not being able to properly figure out where sounds are coming from could lead to someone thinking that their own voice is coming from somewhere else, and contribute to delusional thinking.
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Police departments are responsible for their people, and either they fire them and they suffer whatever is coming from them, or they back them and they suffer whatever's coming from them.
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"As much as we don't want intervention in Saudi Arabia coming from Lebanese, we don't want interventions in Lebanon coming from any foreign country or any aggression against Lebanon," Bassil said.
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The idea is that, as you walk, you can't tell what's coming from your headphones and what's coming from the real-time action around you, encouraging a closer listen to both.
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WILLIAMS: -- is coming from your friends on the right.
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It's coming from inside the house — and it's Dad.
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Also, coming from my culture — Maori funerals are hilarious.
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" Or, "The call was coming from inside the house!
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He also has a novel coming from Simon & Schuster.
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He also has a novel coming from Simon & Schuster.
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And if your supply chain, whether it is coming from the southern borders or whether it is coming from Asia, from China, whether it is coming from Europe and you don't have clarity in terms of your supply chain, you are having to plan for that or plan alternatives for that and that's unsettling.
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As a result, it's extremely hard for anyone listening in to pick out which sounds are coming from the rabbler and which sounds are coming from the people they're trying to bug.
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The company has already sold 285 of the scooters in a private pre-sale, with 80 percent of the orders coming from the United States and 35 percent coming from inside California.
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If it's hard to get a job coming from poverty, coming from prison it is almost impossible, and so to survive you return to selling drugs, and on and on it goes.
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According to that first filing, Ms. Coles had made about $7363,656 in compensation as a Snap director, with $265,2106 coming from an annual retainer and the remaining $75,866 coming from stock grants.
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Part of the turmoil is coming from climate change, but more right now seems to be coming from other countries: conflict in the Middle East, Brexit in Europe, immigrants from Central America.
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Coming from where I'm coming from with lots of caveats and apologies, the notion of the homosexual as far as I know is really an invention of the 19th and 20th centuries.
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You had the administration acting -- there wasn&apost any compassion coming from the administration, any of the officials there, and on the other side you had all emotion coming from Democrats and liberals.
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After five years, scientists might have figured out what's going on with blasts of mysterious radio waves coming from outside the Milky Way: they're coming from a zombie star in an extreme environment.
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This behavior was bad enough coming from a talk radio show host with millions of listeners, but it's much worse coming from someone running to be the next president of the United States.
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What we've done is looked at a business model which is being used in most cultural institutions, like museums, where you have 153 percent coming from philanthropy and 20 percent coming from government.
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"We don't know where it is coming from, but it is an organized attack coming from abroad," said Anita de Jong, a spokeswoman for ProDemos, an independent government-financed organization that runs Stemwijzer.
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Scientists had previously known that wind coming from the sun&aposs poles moves faster, but this was the first time they detected an origin point for the slow wind coming from its equator.
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"There is no innovation coming from the bottom," Chen said.
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GIGOT: A wall to prevent anybody from coming from Saskatchewan.
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Repeal pushback is coming from an odd direction -- Republican governors.
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Jay Z was coming from a hustler's point of view.
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And obviously it doesn't make any sense coming from him.
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Nor is it coming from students savoring the educational experience.
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"That's where all my requests are coming from," she said.
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And so I try to understand where they're coming from.
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It's easy to see where the kids are coming from.
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You're there with the people and where they're coming from.
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It's coming from the banks, energy, materials, technology, even telecoms.
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I think you have to know where you're coming from.
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There was no sound coming from the many family members.
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"The refugees coming from Australia are brown," Saideman says bluntly.
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So I'm not sure where that thinking is coming from.
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" Some of these leads are coming from overseas allies. "U.
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And coming from a New Yorker, that is saying something!
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But the nation's salmonella problem isn't just coming from cereal.
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They care about where their next meal is coming from.
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It's low in fat, with protein coming from animal meat.
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DVHM: How do you see your role, coming from outside?
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He said he was coming from a bar in Tavares.
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Beware of any information coming from unverified or unsourced accounts.
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This is coming from D.C., so that's a low bar.
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Clearly we're coming from an era where everything was federal.
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Taylor says that the pressure was coming from all directions.
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And this is coming from someone who generally dislikes salad.
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Warren raised $6 million, with 70% coming from small donations.
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Initial funding for the project is coming from private donors.
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Get out of here, there's gunshots coming from over there.
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In short — it's coming from just about anywhere and everywhere.
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DOESN'T MEAN WE WON'T HAVE REVENUES COMING FROM VIDEO SUBSCRIBERS.
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And its latest competition is coming from inside the house.
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It's not entirely clear where this software is coming from.
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There's some exciting news coming from the beauty community too.
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Nothing half so ambitious is coming from the West today.
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History says that money isn't coming from conference championship games.
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So, where are all of these new clothes coming from?
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Further pressure for change is coming from the United States.
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FABER: YEAH, I MEAN, WHERE ARE THESE PEOPLE COMING FROM?
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You can see the twists coming from 100 miles away.
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This is not coming from lack of female talent, though.
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That was the line coming from both Tillerson and Mattis.
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This is coming from a very anxious flyer, mind you.
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Then the calls started coming from friends and fellow activists.
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I like to know where my food is coming from.
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And I think that's where the fire is coming from.
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That said, these gripes coming from the community are understandable.
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I seriously don't understand where Lilly is coming from sometimes.
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You need to understand where your merchandise is coming from.
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That this where some of these people are coming from?
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We really don't know where these things are coming from.
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A pretty stupid comment coming from a supposedly intelligent man.
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What's that music coming from the backseat of your car?
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This policy is coming from the Trump administration, not Congress.
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Another year, another immensely creepy horror movie coming from A24.
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I've, like, discovered where a bad smell is coming from.
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Coming from a music producer, this is quite the insult.
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That's where a lot of the action is coming from.
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And that's saying something, coming from two Ivy League graduates.
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From fashion, we know where color trends are coming from.
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They need to know where the money is coming from.
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News coverage shows billows of smoke coming from the base.
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This, in turn, results in sounds coming from the Switch.
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And scientists don't know where all that energy's coming from.
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I felt those comments were mostly coming from our competition.
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And this is coming from a bona fide service animal.
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"The groundswell is really coming from city level," Sanchez said.
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There's going to be no fighting coming from this end.
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This process simulates the effect of sound coming from above.
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There's plenty of caution coming from the company already though.
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Then you can try the food coming from different families.
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It's a pitch for salvation coming from an unlikely place.
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I know where you're coming from, I understand your apprehension.
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But no one seems to know where it's coming from.
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"This is where true harm is coming from," he said.
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Coming from a politician as trusted as Obama, it's a
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It was coming from the home of a local inventor.
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Provision on this scale just isn't coming from anywhere else.
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You don't know where the next meal is coming from.
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This week, a deal is coming from an unexpected source.
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Then there's the money factor and where it's coming from.
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That's a perfect aphorism coming from a college football coach.
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This is a very positive message coming from the report.
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There could be even more hardware announcements coming from Apple.
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That's quite a big signal coming from the central bank.
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We're coming from a team that often runs four genders.
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She pleads with Keane to understand where she's coming from.
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"Coming from Gene, that was quite a compliment," Thayer said.
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Where's the money coming from, and who will he owe?
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It's okay if you don't get where I'm coming from.
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I can understand where his supporters are coming from ideologically.
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I understood where he was coming from, but I disagreed.
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Where is this joy coming from in your new record?
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It was just someone coming from a real, genuine place.
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"[That's] such a compliment coming from this man!" he responds.
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Travelers coming from East Coast cities have the most choice.
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Coming from a refugee migrant boat family, it was hard.
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"That's not really where Sebastian is coming from," Watts said.
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But coming from Trump's lips, things are not so simple.
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In a sense, you can see where they're coming from.
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Whining about millennials could be coming from pretty much anywhere.
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Personally, I think that's a bit rich coming from Tony.
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That strange ticking noise that isn't coming from your clock?
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"I get exactly where Paul is coming from," Mickelson said.
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"You can see some good coming from this," she said.
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Their information -- bad, it turned out -- was coming from somewhere.
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We rarely see where the next downturn is coming from.
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They have to learn unconsciously where they are coming from.
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Those two numbers are where this is all coming from.
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Some people are coming from the outside to help them.
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Many of them were coming from jobs at similar stores.
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The deaths coming from prescription opioids is exceeding that now.
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Is that what we see coming from Democratic presidential candidates?
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And not all of the vacancies are coming from Republicans.
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It's not clear where the 872 refugees are coming from.
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She specifically pointed to data coming from pollster Nate Silver.
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It gets indirect covered light coming from a sun porch.
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SHAFAK Coming from Turkey, this question deeply resonates with me.
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"Indirectly it might be coming from his side," he said.
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I can understand where the white man is coming from.
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I can understand where the black man is coming from.
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The plane was coming from Ethiopia's busy capital, Addis Ababa.
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"He's coming from below, like us," Emre Bozkurt, 22, said.
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But the damaging plays ended up coming from set pieces.
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Never thought I'd hear those words coming from the president.
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"We would need votes coming from both ways," said Rep.
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Because whatever arena they're coming from— WARREN BUFFETT: Well, sure.
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No news was coming from elsewhere in the tense region.
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Maybe there was a glare coming from that particular window.
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Nobody's coming from a mean place, people just don't understand.
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Moreover, this line of attack is laughable coming from Trump.
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We have no idea where these people are coming from.
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It may seem even more odd coming from a Democrat.
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Most of the digital gains are coming from digital subscribers.
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Totally, completely different thing, coming from Houston to central Texas.
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No.This round of panicked news isn't coming from new data.
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There's a lot of sound effects coming from every direction.
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By doing that I was coming from a higher plane.
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Is this food actually coming from Italian farms and producers?
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There's a lot happening right now, seemingly coming from nowhere.
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Unlike Jack, it wasn't coming from a place of religion.
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Some of them already have smoke coming from national reporters.
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Many of the AI advancements are coming from the military.
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Coming from the Asian sound system was about breaking barriers.
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It's rare to hear a remix coming from a band.
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At least there's some good news, coming from Marvel's rival.
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Finally, there are many mixed signals coming from the polls.
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She just didn't know where the daggers were coming from.
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I UNDERSTAND WHERE IT'S COMING FROM, I UNDERSTAND THE GOALS.
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I'm not quite sure where Secretary Clinton is coming from.
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It's coming from a place where they don't know better.
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One can sort of understand where he was coming from.
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"That was really important coming from L.A.," Ms. Kruse said.
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Meanwhile, Barb saw this breakup coming from a mile away.
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"We weren't sure where it was coming from," she said.
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"You can't tell where it's coming from," Mr. Haefele shouted.
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What those disclosure statements are: Here's where I'm coming from.
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Significant money is coming from a wealthy couple in Manhattan.
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Yes. Do I understand where The Vixen is coming from?
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Same with your flights if you're coming from far away.
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But there's no judgment coming from Friedlander in these images.
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Zack Beauchamp: Where do you think this is coming from?
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Fierce opposition is also coming from south of the border.
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On this particular day, we were coming from Midtown Manhattan.
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The most concrete warning signal is coming from financial markets.
|
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"The Weekly" is something new that's coming from The Times.
|
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But increasingly, the most vocal criticism is coming from Democrats.
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"It means a lot coming from my peers," Williams said.
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This would be a trifle, a quirk, coming from others.
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The carriers could then stop calls coming from those numbers.
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She couldn't imagine where the gluten could be coming from.
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"The scenes coming from Hudaydah are horrific," the statement said.
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Dr. Cerfolio, often called Cerf, was coming from Birmingham, Ala.
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But these calls coming from the Oregon District were different.
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It feels like it could be coming from the top.
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But what if that bad attitude is coming from you?
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I am an optimist basically coming from a pessimistic background.
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We had friends coming from Germany, the UK, all over.
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Lincoln Motor's first all-electric vehicle is coming from Rivian .
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You're going deep to the place where she's coming from.
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This area they are coming from is embedded with ISIS.
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Still, it was something of a statement coming from Mrs.
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The calls appeared to be coming from inside the homes.
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That's coming from the increase in revenue and operating income.
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"All my quotes are coming from my speeches," he said.
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The messages coming from Conservative politicians aren't much more exciting.
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Better to understand where each man is coming from — literally.
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That wouldn't mean so much coming from a lesser writer.
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"I'm not quite sure where Secretary Clinton is coming from."
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He has three previous appearances, all coming from the bullpen.
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I had no idea who these threats were coming from.
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The new trends are really coming from the smaller companies.
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Is the problem coming from the Vive firmware or Steam?
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"We realized it was coming from the outbreak," he says.
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We knew they were coming from Iran with decent specificity.
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And none of it is coming from U.S. rice farmers.
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"This is coming from a place of nothing but love."
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I have a good place that I am coming from.
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So far, the news coming from Maui has been good.
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"They were coming from deep in the mountains," she said.
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Much of the job creation is coming from small businesses.
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Calls are coming from both parties to investigate Russian meddling.
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However, it could actually be coming from something else entirely.
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This one, however, we saw coming from a mile away.
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It's been so fascinating to study where they're coming from.
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Imagine the chortles coming from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Jan.
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" Ignoring the honking coming from behind him, he continued, "Europe . . .
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"Is it coming from a place of excitement?" he says.
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"I was coming from a completely different perspective," he said.
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These allegations are coming from sources that just aren't credible.
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Others heard that the money was coming from Obama himself.
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But coming from a famous family has its own challenges.
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It was coming from Jamie Dimon and people like that.
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The next earthquake will be coming from Palo Alto, Calif.
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An economic update is coming from the European Central Bank.
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There are ominous notes coming from New York City Opera.
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He said he could hear sounds coming from that apartment.
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All passengers coming from hotspots should be tested and quarantined.
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It is coming from a place of pain and vulnerability.
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And coming from a black woman, that's a radical statement.
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I want to know where your information is coming from.
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The news coming from Britain grows more depressing every day.
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Have you ever heard any sounds coming from silent GIFs?
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How much of your income is coming from pumpkin influencing?
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The workers were coming from some of the farms nearby.
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Imagine any of those comments coming from the current Congress.
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Or could funds be coming from some other wealthy figure?
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There are people coming from other parts of the world.
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They want to understand where the reporters are coming from.
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I don't understand where she is coming from or why.
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I remember when we did Thoughts & Prayers and I was checking to see where our traffic was coming from, and one of them was coming from this message board—an AR-15 message board!
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Over the weekend, the non-OPEC countries agreed to (mostly) do just that, signing on to cuts worth 558,000 barrels per day, with about half coming from Russia and another 200,000 bpd coming from Kazakhstan.
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" Azar added that the FDA has had concerns that there is no "effective way to ensure drugs coming from Canada really are coming from Canada, rather than being routed from a counterfeit factory in China.
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Following the Blackstone deal, about 43 percent of Thomson Reuters revenues come from its legal business, with 23 percent of sales coming from corporate clients and 15 percent of sales coming from its tax business.
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"When you're getting beaten up by all kinds of anonymous tweets you know are coming from Lanny Davis and Cohen..." If the tweets are anonymous than how can he know who they are coming from?
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The Francy Droo games seem influenced by Home Movies and Frisky Dingo in that the effort, and the value, is coming from the dialogue and the design more than it is coming from visual polish.
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Statistics show that there have been 2655 same-sex marriages in the country since the legislation's inception—40 percent of those were between couples coming from overseas, and most of them were coming from Australia.
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Washington state has been the epicenter for the coronavirus in the U.S., with 13 of the 85033 related deaths in the country coming from the state and 12 of those 13 coming from King County.
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The Series D portion of the funding is coming from a group of investors led by a firm called FoundersJT LLC, and the bridge round is coming from Rose Capital and DCM, both previous investors.
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We'd die off Canada's population was at 35,151,728 in 2016, according to Statistics Canada, an increase of 5 percent from 23, with two-thirds of that coming from immigration and one-third coming from fertility.
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It's inspiring, but in some sense it's weird, coming from Facebook.
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Now, the most important information is coming from the bottom up.
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The share of immigrants coming from Latin America is falling sharply.
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"I could feel a draft coming from outside," Mr. Ricamora said.
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People want to know, where is all this money coming from?
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There's lots of drilling sounds and cursing coming from our bedroom.
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"Where this is coming from I have no idea," Catania said.
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The biggest threat to Microsoft's future is coming from its past.
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"Now I understand where the money is coming from," Ariely said.
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News and said she could understand where it was coming from.
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That stuff is nearly all coming from homegrown right-wing sources.
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Some of the more generous offers are coming from credit unions.
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Other stumbling blocks could include where the money is coming from.
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And sometimes, the fuck up is coming from inside the house.
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It's been particularly evident coming from the base within the district.
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It was just a little unexpected coming from Canada, is all.
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He's committed to a three—a harsh judgment coming from him.
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We basically recorded to the kick drums coming from underneath us.
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I'm all by myself, coming from divorce, rebuilding everything by myself.
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He also told dispatchers that blood was coming from his mouth.
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I mean, real chaos in our country is coming from them.
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Look at the new VR headsets that are coming from partners.
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The messages coming from those parties have been unclear at best.
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This is one innovation that is actually coming from the operations.
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The creek was rising because of water coming from Anderson Reservoir.
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Most of our 3D captures on Sketchfab are coming from photogrammetry.
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I kept saying, where is this user generated content coming from?
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Weakness is largely coming from the secondary industry - most notably manufacturing.
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How they realized the screams were coming from inside their house.
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We will soon see a wave of innovation coming from China.
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"We anticipate a supplemental (budget) coming from the administration," Ryan said.
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But both are coming from the same place and demanding conversation.
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But you might be delighted to learn who they're coming from.
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And it's still coming from that same motivation as scholarship creation.
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I think I understand where most of them are coming from.
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Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
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There's a good chance you're reading this after coming from Facebook.
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No one knows quite where the other bursts are coming from.
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What of that now, coming from, I guess, a former Republican?
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She's obviously an interesting artist with inspirations coming from all over.
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AMP expects 1% growth in assets under management coming from SMSF.
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"The growth was coming from that whole non-alcoholic beer category."
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Some of that money is coming from a surprising new source.
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It's coming from The House with a Clock in Its Walls.
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You never know where the next surprise may be coming from!
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And this is coming from someone who likes Macs and iPads!
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" "Much of the pressure is now coming from the political unrest.
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It's not clear where the order would then be coming from.
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I think a lot of it is coming from self-preservation.
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Right now, there are 3 contradicting responses coming from Republicans: 1.
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These are, after all, immigrants of color coming from Latin America.
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A peaceful melody — John Lennon's "Imagine" — coming from a tattered piano.
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It felt good coming from the real-deal GOAT himself. Shoutout!
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That is certainly the message coming from national capitals and Brussels.
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There have already been warning signals coming from the bond market.
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However, it's not that he doesn't see where they're coming from.
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Now it can't even control where the lies are coming from.
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Lights coming from behind the monolith enhanced Vantablack's light-sucking abilities.
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It's a meeting heavy with unspoken emotions coming from bad memories.
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The call is coming from inside your phone's Dating App folder!
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"The cases are coming from out of the country," she said.
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The pollsters say Buttigieg's gains are coming from Biden and Warren.
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For now, money coming from London helps make up the difference.
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But they want to understand where the reporters are coming from.
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More specifically, Zellmer said these potential customers are coming from Tesla.
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Soldiers coming from Palmyra have crossed over 100 miles of desert.
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I think we all saw it coming from a mile away.
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All that growth is coming from Spotify and Apple and Amazon.
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"Data is coming from everywhere and it's going everywhere," he said.
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"I respect where they (activist groups) are coming from," Zichal said.
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Still, there's a whiff of decay coming from that glossy lifestyle.
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But they want to know it's coming from a trusted authority.
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You'll see a lot more innovation coming from our tea portfolio.
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There's no question where the profit pain is coming from: energy.
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" That's not okay, especially coming from the queen of "anti-bullying.
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We were coming from a war-torn country and were traumatized.
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I think we're just coming from opposite angles on this one.
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In both states, the increases are largely coming from the left.
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Probably could have seen this one coming from a mile away.
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Further pressures on the defence budget are coming from all sides.
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I think most of it is coming from outside the studio.
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It could have been bullying coming from a variety of areas.
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The noise is coming from my dad's cell phone ringing downstairs.
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All of that messaging is coming from her own, internalized anxieties.
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HESITATION IS COMING FROM PRECISELY THE FACTORS THAT YOU TALKED ABOUT.
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Gene's parents would often hear strange voices coming from Gene's room.
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Importantly, they also found the majority of traffic coming from Entertainmentcrave.
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That note coming from a network was a really cool thing.
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Which all sounded, coming from a collection of nationalists, rather European.
|
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It has not yet been verified as coming from the plane.
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"A lot of these calls are coming from overseas," Mahoney said.
|
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So far, there've been a few successes coming from consumer investments.
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That's where Oklahoma's recent rash of earthquakes are coming from. [CNN]
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Yeah, they're coming from that same point of view, I think.
|
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But what, I mean, I know where he&aposs coming from.
|
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Where was Cohen's money coming from—and where was it going?
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Jason Del Rey: Where are the $21.3 an hour coming from?
|
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Any dealing with the negative consequences coming from that is reactive.
|
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Marie heard a noise coming from behind her in the trees.
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We're three generations of black men, coming from three different spaces.
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That said, coming from another angle, maybe it's the perfect time.
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We have a huge tariff on softwood lumber coming from Canada.
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"It's very obvious they're coming from the same place," he said.
|
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We are sick of the biased announcing always coming from them.
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It's coming from a place of genuine belief in their idea.
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People need love, even if it's coming from a digital companion.
|
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Joy says it seems that info is coming from Santa Clara.
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Where are you seeing the demand coming from in the region?
|
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The tally: 80-17, with all 17 nos coming from Republicans.
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Funding for its first car is coming from Legend Holdings Corp.
|
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Change around antibiotic overuse is happening— but it's coming from an
|
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Coming from a musical background, music is such a powerful medium.
|
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It's impossible to carry on unless it's coming from inside you.
|
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Especially after coming from injury, I think I'm enjoying this challenge.
|
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TC: Where is all this money coming from that you're lending?
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The shots are clearly coming from automatic or semi-automatic weapons.
|
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And a big chunk of change is coming from tech companies.
|
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Clinton saw Sanders' punches over trade deals coming from miles away.
|
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And the attacks were coming from inside their own tent. Sen.
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There is a loud banging coming from the shopfront next door.
|
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The officers said that they smelled weed coming from the vehicle.
|
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Which means even more campaigns are coming from the Nuisance Committee.
|
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Now, the bidders are largely coming from the U.S. and Asia.
|
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THE TAX RETURNS ARE COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE — chelsea g.
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FABER: WHY IS IT A POSITION OF STRENGTH YOU'RE COMING FROM?
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I just don't understand where all the hate is coming from.
|
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" He told cops he was "coming from L.A. California from golfing.
|
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Tell me where you think today's alternative voices are coming from?
|
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I hope that Gianni [Versace] felt that energy coming from earth.
|
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The gentle light coming from above highlighted my forehead and cheekbones.
|
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The refurbished phones might be coming from Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program.
|
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"The control of our weather is coming from above," Thorncroft said.
|
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EYAL: Coming from England, I feel like we're slightly more reserved.
|
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No, more often our carbs are coming from ultra-processed foods.
|
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It needs to understand where the human arguer is coming from.
|
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I thought that was very profound coming from a literary man.
|
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Me coming from my jazz background, I didn't know about metal.
|
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There is a lot that's going to be coming from this.
|
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Only Franklyn, coming from the gym, had his phone and wallet.
|
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Because it wasn't coming from a kind, loving kind of place.
|
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It was something tragic coming from domestic abuse and sexual assault.
|
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One call suggested they might be coming from the football field.
|
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And most of Netflix's growth is coming from its international expansion.
|
|
The war on the press is coming from inside the house.
|
|
I became aware of a muted hum coming from the tree.
|
|
Assimilating immigrants - even those coming from developed nations - is never easy.
|
|
Yenn Wong: That's coming from our own home grown creative concepts.
|
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Fear and mistrust are common themes coming from our government today.
|
|
"Nobody's checked to see where his money's coming from," he said.
|
|
" Twitter teased that the stream is coming from a "surprise location.
|
|
Pressure to behave more virtuously has also been coming from investors.
|
|
The "paradores" aren't well known to many travelers coming from abroad.
|
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For example, 22 percent of cuts are coming from combat units.
|
|
But inspiration certainly isn't coming from the aging boomers now onstage.
|
|
When Musk started SpaceX, he was coming from a coding background.
|
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I was a natural, coming from a long line of teachers.
|
|
The fires are coming from people farming and logging the rainforest.
|
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Q: Isn't that confidence also coming from a place of privilege?
|
|
Chimamanda's husband and her youngest brother, Kene, were coming from Maryland.
|
|
"I don't know where it's all coming from," Clyburn told McClatchy.
|
|
It was not made clear where the money was coming from.
|
|
And less than a third of it was coming from subscriptions.
|
|
Only she can hear a recurring sound coming from the north.
|
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One is that energy coming from the sun accelerates the wind.
|
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Coming from behind like that, that's what a good team does.
|
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There's only one way, maybe coming from Indonesia or from Malaysia.
|
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That this is coming from Beth, of all people, feels significant.
|
|
The renewable, clean energy coming from the devices was another positive.
|
|
I still didn't quite know where these feelings were coming from.
|
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The money instead is coming from interest income and licensing revenue.
|
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"You see the passion and ideas coming from others," he said.
|
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The harsh language coming from the Trump administration gives her hope.
|
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The site said most recent reports were coming from Lansing, Mich.
|
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Upon further testing, he realized the leak was coming from Cloudflare.
|
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And some of the money is coming from the TV guys.
|
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Then, I heard a roar of laughter coming from my classmates.
|
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My eyes were confused: where do these steaks keep coming from?
|
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That was sort of where we were coming from in 1977.
|
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A few words, venomous, coming from outside now, dirty whore, basura.
|
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It's coming from one of Microsoft's and their OEM's major competitors.
|
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More specifically, Zellmer said these potential customers are coming from Tesla .
|
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"We have people coming from all over the city," says Marcos.
|
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The funds were coming from Manafort's customers, which she found suspect.
|
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He heard a buzz coming from Darline's apron, a familiar vibration.
|
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Coming from a retired CIA director, they certainly are norm-breaking.
|
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It's coming from the right over there from around these buildings.
|
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There's plenty of hemp around; it's just coming from other countries.
|
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Are there any big announcements coming from Army leaders this year?
|
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"You can't beat Donald coming from the left," he told Gallagher.
|
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EVANS: AND WHERE ARE THOSE COMING FROM, LABOR COSTS, ARE THOSE --?
|
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Those must have been the shells coming from the New Jersey.
|
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The news coming from our other negotiations seem dour, at best.
|
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We see the heavy ending coming from a nautical mile away.
|
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SocGen additionally sees "clear signs of weakness" coming from business sentiment.
|
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I'm not coming from a world where I don't see you.
|
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BLANKFEIN: I CAN UNDERSTAND WHERE THE WEALTH TAX IS COMING FROM.
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This time, it's coming from Washington, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine.
|
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That's really the ultimate oversight here, coming from the American [people].
|
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"I don't know where this is coming from," Mr. Han said.
|
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Some of the more generous accommodations are coming from credit unions.
|
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The fastest-growing undocumented populations are coming from Asia, not Mexico.
|
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Try to understand how you're feeling and where you're coming from.
|
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Coming from Phoenix "that seemed like a lot," Mr. Currie said.
|
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I'm pretty good at reading who the leaks are coming from.
|
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Since that wasn't coming from my father, I imprinted on furniture.
|
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Coming from a gruesome individual like YOU it makes perfect sense.
|
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"They might not even realize it's coming from Wikipedia," he added.
|
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Yet you can see where the conspiracy theorists are coming from.
|
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It's interesting, but this is where the money is coming from.
|
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She elaborated a little bit on where she was coming from.
|
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But the reversal of fortune isn't just coming from the veterans.
|
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It would just change where the tax checks were coming from.
|
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I soak up anything coming from the house," he said. "Mr.
|
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Pressure to return items is also coming from outside the country.
|
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The money is coming from both ends of the financial spectrum.
|
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But this is where some of these people are coming from.
|
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PP: Today, the fastest growth is coming from Indonesia for us.
|
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And I don't object to geographically identifying where it's coming from.
|
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They were coming from one when law enforcement agents stopped them.
|
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Regions in Southern Italy are screening people coming from the north.
|
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The sounds and ricochets seemed to be coming from all directions.
|
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Bad news: Ignore that howling you hear coming from the attic.
|
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It should be coming from the top, from the federal government.
|
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Coming from a Mexican family myself, people can't just barge in.
|
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But also coming from Israel it's nothing too strange for me.
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S. companies — and with less than 5% coming from VTB Bank.
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Coming from that background, wealth is something you share with people.
|
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Well, this time the data is coming from inside the house.
|
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That's the call to action coming from Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy.
|
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"What's the hysteria coming from?" asked Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska.
|
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Now, keep in mind this report is coming from the robots.
|
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Coming from the family he did, that's something to celebrate, too.
|
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Barbara, you were coming from a similar place, I would assume?
|
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And into 360, more of that is coming from American sources.
|
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We knew that this aggression was coming from the White House.
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Neither. I'm coming from the Wagner hotel, but I live uptown.
|
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The officers also smelled smoke coming from the apartment, she said.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Which is a big deal coming from Fox News.
|
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He was a suburb guy coming from the hip-hop side.
|
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That is when I realized the heat wasn't coming from me.
|
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All we saw was the smoke coming from the crematory chimney.
|
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The sound would be, after all, still coming from the MacBook.
|
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First, though: we should have seen it coming from Adobe too.
|
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Share articles and vlogs coming from the perspectives of these individuals.
|
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And that is also a message to those coming from abroad.
|
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Most of the capital is coming from the government not investors.
|
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"We don't know where that's coming from," OMB spokeswoman Rachel Semmel.
|
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These drugs could be coming from China, or any other country.
|
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A cellphone, coming from his trouser pocket, was blaring pop music.
|
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They don&apost care about where this is all coming from.
|
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What better than it coming from her brother, sorry half-brother?
|
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He was already seated, coming from the direction of Far Rockaway.
|
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"You are coming from?" the clerk at the reception desk asked.
|
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The people I'm mostly organizing are coming from six hours away.
|
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If this was an attack, it was coming from the inside.
|
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But he will need a miracle coming from that far outside.
|
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Because there's girls now that are coming from a wrestling background.
|
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There is a foul smell coming from the biblical Kidron Valley.
|
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We have seen concerns about excess supply coming from non-OPEC.
|
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And there's a lack of leadership coming from the White House.
|
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The amount coming from the Russian banks was about $2.5 billion.
|
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If content is being posted, what country is it coming from?
|
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There may also be support for stocks coming from political quarters.
|
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It also carries symbolic weight, coming from a prominent national gunseller.
|
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"Our family, we've always been coming from nowhere," Ernesto Jr. said.
|
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Coming from the South, sometimes you'd rather just ease things over.
|
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And much of the growth is coming from China's younger generation.
|
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Yes, if you're coming from a Galaxy S7 or older phone.
|
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International operations are also increasingly where the growth is coming from.
|
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He was coming from work, driving his truck, and that's it.
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There would be hellfire coming from the Republican members of Congress.
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"The near silence is deafening coming from the Republicans," she said.
|
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PC: Traction was coming from a number of different areas really.
|
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I think there was a level of protection coming from them.
|
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We were coming from making these movies that were staunchly realistic.
|
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Can anybody imagine something like "Princess Bride" coming from such sensibilities?
|
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The talk coming from this President is frightening, destabilizing and bewildering.
|
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I do not support the actions coming from the White House.
|
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"There was no energy coming from the crowd," Santoro told Reuters.
|
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In some ways, I'm glad to be coming from the outside.
|
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But the messages coming from the White House were far different.
|
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Beaumont, TX has seen torrential rainfall coming from this storm. pic.twitter.
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Do you think coming from an advertising background was good training?
|
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And those other hazardous air toxics coming from industrial coal stacks?
|
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That you shouldn't react until you know where it's coming from.
|
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And to say where it's coming from and what's going on?
|
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This is just a guess, not something coming from Google directly.
|
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We were more coming from British new wave and New Romanticism.
|
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But sometimes it's because of where those images are coming from.
|
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This isn't coming from me, from fury report and other places.
|
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I should understand there was hate coming from my side, too.
|
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Horvath-Cosper said she understands where the hospital is coming from.
|
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Some of them even coming from the email addresses of friends.
|
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Do you think that's extra shitty coming from a male feminist?
|
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Yet it feels revolutionary coming from a mentor of young people.
|
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There are thousands of camera clicks coming from the photo gallery.
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I wouldn't say, though, that that's where Trump is coming from.
|
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Peterson has insisted he thought the gunshots were coming from outside.
|
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Where were you coming from when you were writing that song?
|
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You could see where he was coming from in the writing.
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Also, data from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation shows the U.S. spent $3 trillion on health care, with $1.1 trillion coming from prepaid private insurance and $337.4 billion coming from out-of-pocket finances.
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I feel like I've been dealing with that slut-shaming, Internet troll thing for so long and when it's coming from her, I have my suspicions of where it's coming from and it's all very hypocritical.
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In other words, in every respect, people coming from Cuba to the US are identical to people coming from elsewhere — except that they were allowed to come here first and get legal status afterward without difficulty.
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The researchers are eager to observe waves coming from different stellar remnants Now that LIGO has measured two black hole mergers, the researchers are eager to observe waves coming from different stellar remnants like neutron stars.
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One was identified as clearly belonging to the right wing, while another was identified as "almost certainly" coming from the right wing and a third as "almost certainly" coming from the right side of the tail.
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And yeah part of it was probably coming from home and coming from what I was going through when we were in our home life," Phelps said, "I'd let out a lot of profanity under water.
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The more noble-sounding motivation is that deep background better protects sources' identities and allows them to speak more freely, by obscuring which information is coming from where, and even how many people it's coming from.
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Growing season is over in the area of Yuma, Arizona where the infected produce was coming from, so the romaine lettuce at your grocery store or restaurant should be coming from other places and be just fine.
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Now residents get an up-front estimate of when they can expect a response, and can track the progress of requests just like they can track a package coming from FedEx or a pizza coming from Domino's.
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Last week, President Obama said the foreign policy ideas coming from Cruz and Trump are unsettling to world leaders who are now "constantly" asking him about the "wackier suggestions" coming from the candidates seeking to succeed him.
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"In a war situation, it's essential to be able to hear where voices are coming from, where the sounds you need are coming from," the head of GN Store Nord's hearing aid division, Anders Hedegaard, told Reuters.
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It has a voice coming from itself, it has its own personality.
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Coming from the Jabra Elite 65t, the Galaxy Buds feel like feathers.
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When they approached, they were relieved to hear barking coming from inside.
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Further research is required to determine where the methane is coming from.
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Light coming from other directions, by contrast, is cancelled through destructive interference.
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Still, outbreaks occur via travelers coming from countries where measles is common.
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The fact that the game is coming from House House is encouraging.
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Musk is coming from a Moore's Law world of computers and cars.
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The call to oust Mark Zuckerberg is coming from inside the house.
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Since this is coming from Grande, we're preparing for anything — and everything.
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Well, I think most of the innovation is still coming from startups.
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Some of us are coming from oppressive places that are very homophobic.
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We didn't know where that was coming from or what to think.
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You tell me about your day, perhaps where you are coming from.
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These data trends reflect the warning signs coming from the bond market.
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Fighting in or near ports hampers access for aid coming from outside.
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Pretty hard to think about now that it's coming from me, huh?
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Harry knows where we're coming from and that we don't want sympathy.
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Don't try to figure out where the strange sounds are coming from.
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Following the news coming from #SaintPetersburg , together with all EU Foreign ministers.
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They have been confirmed as coming from MH370 using specific identification numbers.
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WHITING: We&aposre having great pro-growth coming from this fantastic playbook.
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There's no big mystery as to where this metal is coming from.
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Calls to oust Zuckerberg are coming from outside of Facebook, as well.
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This fear of tracking is actually a minor complaint, coming from me.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) has repeatedly highlighted coming from a union family.
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The caller ID said the call was coming from their son's number.
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He says when we get a report coming from the Mueller investigation.
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How can you follow someone who doesn't understand where you're coming from?
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You still hadn't reached the place where the demons were coming from.
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That statistic refers to global revenue coming from organic traffic to AshleyMadison.
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I'm coming from L.A. All my friends' parents are producers and directors.
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But it made it look like it was coming from multiple sources.
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I mean that&aposs where the Democrats are coming from I guess.
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I don't know where it's coming from or how to stop it.
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It's totally unclear to me where the ticket is coming from. Yeah.
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I want to be clear about where this claim is coming from.
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Drunk and disorderly conduct is coming from the sky in Gilbert, Minnesota.
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He said most growth was coming from U.S. unconventional oil and gas.
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For congressional Republicans, the call isn't just coming from inside the house.
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"We get thousands of kids coming from all around Montclair," she says.
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Many heard a loud boom while others heard screams coming from inside.
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It'll hopefully ship to backers, despite coming from a first time company.
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It was a really strong protection coming from the Iowa Supreme Court.
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The extra years were coming from higher survival rates among older people.
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"Teens were coming from school having intense conversations, intense feelings," Feinstein said.
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"There were always bombs and bullets coming from the sky," Fati recalls.
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Even horrible actions — it's coming from somewhere in them that feels righteous.
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IS THAT THE SOUND OF A PIANO COMING FROM SEVERAL HOUSES DOWN?
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VR movies are soon coming from Tencent, a gaming and messaging giant.
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Coming from a stock contractor family, there's an added level of respect.
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Where those people are coming from, how they got to your site.
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But the stares coming from the opposite campsite told a different story.
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"Coming from a religion point of view, it won't happen," Belton said.
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In this case, again, the call is coming from inside the house.
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Biden's allies are most concerned about combating the attacks coming from Trump.
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"They're coming from no knowledge at all on the subject," he said.
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Randy (Hentzel), when he was found, had blood coming from his mouth.
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Rather, it's coming from other media, like print and television, said sources.
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Now, families quarrel over survival strategies, with pressures coming from all sides.
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It's easy to see where, as we say, Warhol was coming from.
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An hour later, I heard concerned voices coming from the first floor.
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It could be coming from the Soviet Union... or somewhere far worse.
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People were coming from the same neighborhoods in Chicago, mostly South Side.
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This is the latest somber ice-related news coming from the poles.
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Dimon sounded off on the recent shift in tone coming from Washington.
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This year, there's been no shortage of wisdom coming from the stage.
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"We benefit from talent coming from all around the world," said Levie.
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That's odd coming from Garmin—a company notable for its GPS tech.
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Still, coming from a top British diplomat, the assessments make juicy reading.
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But the new ideas at Playboy are coming from a new generation.
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But Macquarie is encouraged by the "shareholder-friendly" tone coming from management.
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Much of it is coming from America and directed at Saudi Arabia.
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" He added, "The weird behavior is coming from schizophrenia in my family.
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Turns out, Howard's insecurity is coming from his own troubles with masculinity.
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"It's not coming from your pension or from Social Security," he said.
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"The weird behavior is coming from schizophrenia in my family," he said.
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"Because people are coming from so far," the groom-to-be added.
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And broken people and so do I coming from the gospel industry.
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Some of the loudest dissent is coming from a surprising corner: growers.
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The options kept on coming from Balenciaga, Louis Vuitton, and Balmain too.
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Here's The Globe: By noon, the hordes were coming from all directions.
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Coming from a musical background myself, I wanted to bring something different.
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The tool currently only lets businesses control messages coming from Facebook Messenger.
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Later, he showed off the streaks of fireballs coming from the smoke.
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His salary accounted for $14.5 million, with the rest coming from endorsements.
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A lot of the main characters are themselves coming from different backgrounds.
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That was disappointing coming from someone who purports to be a feminist.
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They were coming from Hollywood's Josh Charles and Mindy Kaling, among others.
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Digging deeper, they also sketched out where this plastic was coming from.
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" Adds Fitzpatrick, "I feel like it's coming from such an honest place.
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There will also be more than 100 titles coming from independent developers.
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Plus, new attacks on the media coming from, you&aposre ready, Democrats.
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This week, the pressure is once again coming from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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"There is huge fintech growth coming from Brazil and Mexico," he said.
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He expressed a preference for immigrants coming from Norway rather than Haiti.
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You don&apost know exactly where the shooting is coming from, exactly.
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The password is coming from the Zhuyin Fuhao system for transliterating Mandarin.
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The war on women is definitely not coming from the White House.
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The company said "the vast majority" of cheating is coming from China.
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"It means nothing coming from a Democrat to these Republicans," Scarborough said.
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That is coming from him because I was involved in those conversations.
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So, there are things that happened before—this isn't coming from nowhere.
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Demands for Comey to testify are coming from all corners of Congress.
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This year's acceleration in steel activity is coming from a lower base.
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Updates coming from the guy in the middle of this crowd. pic.twitter.
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What is surprising -- almost stunning -- is the emotion coming from the bench.
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The guard then heard drilling coming from where the gunman was staying.
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Here, CBP officers scan packages coming from overseas looking for counterfeit goods.
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The pressure is coming from the right as well as the left.
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"Unfortunately, the source of confusion was coming from the stands," Ausmus said.
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You have a lot of curators that are coming from the continent.
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Where are these millionaire immigrants coming from and where they are going?
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It's a stark difference from other trends coming from the Bay Area.
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Thompson's team already had an idea where the calls were coming from.
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I think with Ocean's Eight, it's also coming from an honest place.
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I needed to set the ground for where we were coming from.
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For me, coming from the rather monotonous, white Germany, that was fascinating.
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For a start, they're coming from a company called Union Square Music.
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"It's crucial to remember where we are coming from," said Hye, 64.
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About one-third appears to be coming from oil and gas operations.
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Women experienced situations similar to Bergesen's, coming from family and close friends.
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It indicates there are actually some sound waves coming from that sloshing.
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Where's that coming from, the feeling like the world's on your shoulders?
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Witnesses also reported hearing screams coming from the apartment around 3 a.m.
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So no, the eternally upgradeable device will not be coming from Google.
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It's a way to push that those values are coming from abroad.
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They only reflect the light coming from the stars they orbit around.
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Of the U.S. troops, about 2,500 are coming from off the peninsula.
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Everything coming from these headphones has impact and presence, but also refinement.
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But from where they're coming from, they don't have to be practical.
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As an ideological position I see where those people are coming from.
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"Demand for U.S. equities isn't just coming from U.S. investors," Kraeblen said.
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So, in a way, the money would be coming from Mexican sources.
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We rush headlong toward a booming voice coming from inside the hall.
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They're coming from Stanford; they're trying to do things the right way.
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Coming from divorced parents, this is the best thing I've ever seen.
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There are, however, red flags for the labor market coming from manufacturing.
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And I suspect it is not entirely coming from commodity price deflation.
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Nobody ever really wanted to actually understand where he was coming from.
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Flames were coming from the car's engine compartment and were quickly spreading.
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Nobody ever wanted to really actually understand where he was coming from.
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Coming from the biggest contributor to the pot, the sentiment was laudable.
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And they don't have to say where that money is coming from.
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Time and again, we have heard stories about imitations coming from overseas.
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I don't know where this money is going to be coming from.
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The flood, as it turned out, was coming from the floor above.
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In short: The calls are now coming from inside Donald Trump's house.
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He has a very good feel for where tacklers are coming from.
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Loudest and boat vociferous booing and division coming from California delegation pic.twitter.
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"You can back-calculate where that air is coming from," said Weiss.
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However, those billions of dollars are coming from U.S. businesses and consumers.
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Toronto's bench provided a lift with 25 points, 15 coming from Ross.
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Some drivers around the US do rides only coming from the airport.
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This increase is deliberate, coming from farmers and loggers clearing the land.
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It's not coming from a place where he's going against an organization.
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So we still don't know exactly where the money is coming from.
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Some of those may still be identified as coming from the jet.
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They saw it coming from far enough away to have prevented it.
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"I don't know where the President's information is coming from," Cohen said.
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When it's coming from China, bing, that's your No. 1 red flag.
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Thursday's vote split top GOP lawmakers, with "no" votes coming from Reps.
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Shipments were also coming from Venezuelan companies abroad, Colombia, Canada and Germany.
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And even me, coming from a gymnastics background, it was very difficult.
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"I'm concerned about what I hear coming from the House," said Sen.
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Her team said Carey could not hear anything coming from her earpiece.
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But I understand where Joe is coming from and respect his decision.
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Coming from a background like that, how do you NOT write jokes?!
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Coming from San Marcos to Austin, it felt like a warm welcome.
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The latest push against the Confederate flag is coming from the pulpit.
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He said he could hear explosions coming from Qaboun early on Sunday.
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However, the true disruption is not coming from the manufacturing of hardware.
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"And this growth is not just coming from share buybacks," he said.
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This rhetoric would be shocking coming from any candidate, even in 2017.
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And I think that's where some of the skepticism is coming from.
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And yet, you can see where the conspiracy theorists are coming from.
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But the pressure almost certainly won't be coming from the top down.
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All this business of gunpowder coming from feces petered out around 1910.
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Matt caught the bogdeath smell of old garbage coming from the bins.
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The laughter coming from around her was riotous and my infatuation curdled.
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It's hard to tell — reports are coming from The Sun, after all.
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But marchers are not only coming from DC and its surrounding suburbs.
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The comment above was already spotted as coming from bots in May.
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"You're going to be seeing more coming from us," said La Guardia.
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I don't agree with him, but I understand where he's coming from.
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That's not where I'm coming from, and going backwards isn't remotely defensible.
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Seasoned bitcoin developers saw this usability issue coming from a mile away.
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I can see where they are coming from—the lobster looks cool.
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The Hill: Pain is coming from shutdown, except for Trump and Democrats.
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Stay tuned for more information coming from OnePlus for its OnePlus TV.
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Most Nantucket buyers are domestic, coming from Boston, New York and Texas.
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And this is coming from a deep place in all of you.
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"I don't need to worry about where my food is coming from."
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"There was not a sound coming from her," said Bhanwari, her mother.
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"I feel like this could be coming from the top," he says.
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What's happening coming from the outside, the Stephen King kind of horror?
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We're also trying to humanize their perspective and where they're coming from.
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So black students immediately assumed it was coming from somewhere on campus.
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But, Dana says ZERO of those employees are coming from his staff.
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That was weird and interesting cause it was coming from the left.
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I actually think that is a wonderful place to be coming from.
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There is a lot of pressure on their coalition coming from within.
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I haven't noticed any chemical off-gassing smells coming from the mattress.
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That frustration is now coming from both sides of the aisle. Sen.
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International borders have been shut to most travelers coming from the Europe.
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But some of them are coming from bots and Lady Gaga fans.
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Coming from a Southern faith tradition, I was taught to pay tithes.
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Then it became clear that the fire was coming from the cellar.
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And this cough sounded like it was coming from the next room.
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Meanwhile, talk of the tax bill is coming from O'Connor, the Democrat.
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It's not like there was any great insight coming from me there.
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The main impetus for change is coming from the palace itself, however.
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So I do my best to understand where they are coming from.
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But what if that "Hi, baby," is actually coming from a machine?
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And most of it is coming from the Jersey side of river.
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Tune out, for the moment, the torrent of lies coming from Trump.
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Do you see more innovation coming from the Valley or from Detroit?
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And coming from the president of the United States, they're highly irresponsible.
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Coming from the South, California's always been a symbol of progressive thinking.
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He said some landlords also have disdain for people coming from shelters.
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Travelers coming from the United Kingdom and Ireland are still welcome ashore.
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Next, we see that the CARAT is coming "from the East" — i.e.
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Again, he HATED Trump -- so coming from Oscar, it's a big deal.
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"Wow" is right — new music is coming from Post Malone, and soon.
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" He also added that the poem referred to "people coming from Europe.
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"I don't really expect an awful lot coming from them," he said.
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Who cares about follower counts and "Likes" if they're coming from bots?
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Other snitching calls are coming from social distancing warriors, so to speak.
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This was, to be clear, a prepared address coming from a teleprompter.
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Whether harm was coming from the outside world or inside our selves.
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People who are coming from Wuhan are having difficulties checking into hotels.
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What was available was coming from third-party sellers at higher prices.
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There are also some similar restrictions for people coming from Southside Drive.
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Much of his cash is coming from the online fundraising tool ActBlue.
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NH: And what is your view on demand coming from the U.S.?
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A lot of discussion today about increased provocations coming from North Korea.
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"They understood who I was, where I was coming from," he said.
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To me, the sculpture is an interpretation of skateboarding coming from America.
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The men called Kushchova: Could she tell where it was coming from?
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"this is coming from a place of nothing but love," Mongeau emphasized.
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She was coming from a four-hour fitting with a new stylist.
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"No, coming from Houston we're used to storms and hurricanes," he said.
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Where are the drugs coming from, and how far have they spread?
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It's coming from somewhere, I guess, but it's very much a character.
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After the landing, black smoke can be seen coming from the plane.
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It's just coming from an LED screen instead of an actual sun.
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I'd feel similarly if friend requests were coming from Krishna and Lakshmi.
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It's bizarre -- and hypocritical -- to see this environmentalist pose coming from Trump.
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But Trump's comments Thursday largely matched those coming from the Democratic leaders.
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In Georgia, 250% of early votes are coming from those under 22016.
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He could not say who was coming from North or South Korea.
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The website listed nearly 60 charter buses coming from around the state.
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Such funds should have to reveal where their money is coming from.
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"Their allegations would be more credible coming from other people," he said.
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They shared pastries and stories about the relentless hostility coming from cabbies.
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Never mind that such accusations coming from the Saudis are pretty rich.
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" She recommends couples say something like: "I respect where you're coming from.
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"There's a penetrating dampness coming from the walls," Cora writes to Ransome.
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Aerial video showed a towering fire and smoke coming from the plant.
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Worse than the spiraling cost is where the money is coming from.
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It was coming from a woman with a baby wrapped in blankets.
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And a couple of weeks ago, they heard squealing coming from outside.
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And just as she thought, it was coming from inside the house.
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Instead, these kids are faced with pressure seemingly coming from every direction.
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"Where are these figures coming from?" asked one of the Congress's spokesmen.
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This time, though, the tweets are coming from inside the Oval Office.
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Still, prosecutors certainly seem interested in where Giuliani's money is coming from.
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Another afternoon, I heard Hayley's laugh; it was coming from Kyle's office.
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"The problem was that it was coming from food crops," he said.
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What Biden is left to wonder: Where are the attacks coming from?
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It also tempers the harsh burnt character coming from the roasted barley.
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But whatever its origins, it is not coming from a reputable source.
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The news stories coming from the island have been surprising yet thrilling.
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Unless, of course, some one else is coming from new york anyway.
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This is where some analysts see the improvements in smartphones coming from.
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We asked if they were coming from the venue and they were.
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After all, the landlord's property taxes are coming from your monthly rent.
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I just had to make them see where I was coming from.
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Another risk for stocks in September is coming from the bond market.
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Last month, it raised $22019,226, with 24 percent coming from small donations.
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The message to protesters echoed those coming from law enforcement and Stanton.
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It is still remarkable to see the disinformation coming from conservative media.
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The calls for his impeachment are coming from parties in the opposition.
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Thirty-two Syrians attended, coming from Aleppo, Idlib, Homs, and Latakia provinces.
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But these comments are also coming from elected Democrats with increasing regularity.
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It doesn't deal with the increased demand coming from the developing world.
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I still object to it and see bad things coming from it.
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First, of course, is the accord coming from the Paris Climate Conference.
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Ted Cruz, he's gonna be thanking the green wave coming from Tinseltown.
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Instead, it is coming from something unexpected: a lack of natural gas.
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They ate dinner in a lavish ballroom with music coming from nowhere.
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I saw everything coming from a mile away, but I liked it.
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And the comments aren't coming from the ideological fringes of the internet.
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What's more, the abuse wasn't coming from an isolated group of trolls.
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Musk dismissed the complaints as coming from a loud but vocal minority.
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Same questions usually as well, everyone is coming from the same angle.
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Nah. Before I met Clayton, all my beats was coming from YouTube.
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HV: You had mentioned, 9–10% is currently coming from the city.
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This time, perhaps for the first time, coming from a gay man.
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On Thursday, in a meeting with Senate leaders, the president reportedly questioned why the United States should offer immigration protections to people coming from "shithole" countries, including Haiti and unnamed African nations, instead of people coming from Norway.
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In its partnership with Walgreens, Microsoft came across the challenge of dealing with retail data coming from the purchases consumers made at the pharmacy, as well as with data coming from health providers, insurers and the pharmacy itself.
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The United States currently produces about 55 percent of the oil it uses, with another quarter of the total coming from Canada and Mexico, and less than 20 percent coming from OPEC, according to U.S. Energy Department statistics.
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And so it was a way for me to show that it was coming from a place of love and coming from a place of real concern, and show my point of view without making it about me.
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THE SECOND PIECE OF IT, OR THE SECOND SIDE OF IT OR THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY, POTENTIALLY IS, IS IT COMING FROM FEARS OF PROTECTIONISM, IS IT COMING FROM FEARS OF PENDING OR LOOMING TRADE WARS?
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And so, basically, we converted the site, where 90 percent of the traffic was more or less coming from natural search traffic, to a site where three out of four bookings are basically coming from brand traffic today.
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This is because all ammo adds to your inventory space, which may seem obvious for those coming from PUBG and Apex, but can be off-putting for those coming from Fortnite, especially since the game doesn't tell you this.
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One has to wonder if artists like Nicki Minaj and her royal peers are paying attention to the playing field around them and noticing the strongest efforts are not coming from who they are supposed to be coming from.
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We went through pageant and debate answers, from Thursday and the past, and found it's not always easy to tell what's coming from a "beauty queen" and what's coming from a candidate for the highest office in the land.
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This wasn't coming from musicians themselves, this was coming from the politically correct Leftist student movement, which of course, was the main vehicle of resistance and it had plenty going for it, but did have this culturally oppressive attitude.
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You got other militias, and husbands and wives, people coming from Oregon, Indiana.
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The $1 million is coming from the X Prize Foundation's own cash reserves.
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I get where he's coming from, but I've never personally felt that way.
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Argentina is a net gas producer, with most output coming from Vaca Muerta.
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She heard where I was coming from but it's unclear where she landed.
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"Looking back, I understand where he was coming from," Underwood, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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