The next crack at a discharge petition comes July 23.
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Want to take a crack at capturing your own moonbow?
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She also took a crack at explaining that awkward moment.
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But she can have a crack at their written vocabulary.
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My first crack at constructing was for our school newspaper.
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Does this mean she wants another crack at Holly Holm?
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Elmo gets busted for selling crack at one point, too.
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Meanwhile, O'Connor will take another crack at the severability analysis.
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Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone ... both of whom want a crack at McGregor.
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Now our species will finally take a crack at cleaning up.
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The site took another crack at it a few weeks later.
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Under AT&T, HBO will have a better crack at both.
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At stake for Hollande is a second crack at the presidency.
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Google isn't alone in taking a crack at streaming games, either.
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And he had a crack at the "horse-sized duck" problem.
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Three years later, he's taking a fresh crack at the industry.
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Luckily, you still have a crack at Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona.
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"Maybe we take another crack" at Clinton, he said at one point.
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He wants to get back there, wants another crack at a championship.
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The (first crack at the) semi-decennial farm bill failed on Friday.
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It's like filling up a cup with a crack at the bottom.
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But Joanna wants a 3rd crack at the 25-year-old champ.
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Why not take one last crack at the one that got away?
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Yet they hadn't acquired the crucial thing—a good crack at success.
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The Supreme Court is taking another crack at partisan gerrymandering on Tuesday.
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Will Republicans take a crack at a second round of tax cuts?
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Obviously some of these folks we may only get one crack at.
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The developers then asked BKSK Architects to take a crack at it.
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Tony Ferguson should get the first crack at Conor McGregor's lightweight title.
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Years later in 2016, Netflix took a crack at playlists with Flixtape.
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Thursday's policy is the administration's second major crack at rethinking water policy.
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Obama's crack at balance brought him criticism from both right and left.
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On Friday the Supreme Court will have its first crack at considering, in
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MACCALLUM: Charlie, quick crack at that and then I&aposve got to go.
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We saw him passed out from smoking crack at his desk in ep.
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If things went well he could surely have another crack at the presidency.
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Those numbers haven't changed since the Senate took its first crack at this.
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Any turkey experts out there want to take a crack at this one?
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Meet the Kinergy AS EV, Hankook's crack at an electric-vehicle-specific tire.
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She was addicted to crack at the time and recanted on the stand.
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Given his age, this is probably his last crack at the top job.
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Now the FCC is taking another crack at making the market more competitive.
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So he asked employees if they wanted to take a crack at it.
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But women get a crack at it because they get to perform it.
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Then again, Facebook seems to take another crack at real-time each year.
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That's like Michael Jordan saying, 'I'm going to take another crack at baseball.
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So we were, like, O.K., what if we took a crack at it?
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David Harbour took a crack at playing the demonic protagonist of "Hellboy" (2019).
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Forget the trilogy with Conor McGregor ... Nate Diaz wants a crack at Khabib.
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It's unclear when Wheeler will take another crack at the set-top box initiative.
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NARRATOR: And Washington was the first person ever to get a crack at it.
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Had our engineers not been busy we might have had a crack at this.
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"I'd love a second crack at the jungle," he told GMTV host Piers Morgan.
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Bill, you take the first crack at this, what do you make of it?
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House Speaker Paul Ryan wants to take another crack at Medicare and Medicaid cuts.
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I'd take another crack at the beaches of Normandy rendered with 2017 technology, sure.
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Now Phelps and Lochte will get another crack at each other in South America.
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Now, the real estate firm 601W Companies is taking a crack at reviving it.
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Why did you feel it was time to take another crack at a series?
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It's not clear why another crack at "merit-based" immigration would change that pattern.
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In July, keepers decided to give Skipper and Ping a real crack at parenthood.
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They're sure to take another crack at Mr. Trump over the issue on Tuesday.
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"Our crews are taking one more crack at trying to stop it," Walters said.
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" She paused, then said, "That's the thing I'm trying to crack at the moment.
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The filmmakers liked my stuff enough to let me take a crack at it.
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Like other visitors, Mills was offered the chance to take a crack at opening it.
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Snap wouldn't be the first social network to take a crack at building a phone.
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Geovisual Search was an initial crack at this — implementing computer vision to quantify physical infrastructure.
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And for those who think Amazon should take another crack at smartphones, there's still hope.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Step right up and take a crack at Sam Trabucco's Saturday puzzle.
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But this time around it means we could get a crack at the knockout stages.
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Apple got a lot right with AirPods, the company's first crack at truly wireless earbuds.
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So, if Conor really does want a second crack at Khabib, what needs to happen?
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"I'm really looking forward to taking a crack at some lighter fare myself," Coon admitted.
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But viewed together, these stories show the crack at the heart of Facebook's advertising business.
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There's no scientific way to measure this, but we took a crack at it anyway.
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This is the third time the high court has taken a crack at this issue.
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An interim title will only guarantee its holder the next crack at the returning champion.
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YouTuber Tettzan Zone's first crack at a custom Switch dock was this Zelda-inspired stand.
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Ahead, Morales, Hart, and Helbig take their crack at giving some outdated phrases new meanings.
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" Cost: $60/gram$225/day Steven's first hit of crack, at age 16, was "incredible.
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This is our first crack at these guys, and they're the defending Super Bowl champions.
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Where violations of the law occur, the states generally get the first crack at enforcement.
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Right now No. 23 overall is where I felt comfortable taking a crack at Bryant.
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The next year she persuaded him to give her one last crack at the theater.
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"There's nothing creative about sneaker stores," Mr. Sweeney said, a crack at the Nike store.
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Nevada has the next crack at the Democratic field, holding its caucuses on February 22.
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On Monday night, the late-night comics got their last crack at the 2016 election.
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I was on that line weekly to get the first crack at its apartment listings.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Today, the G.O.P. took yet another crack at passing their health care bill.
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It was like being a prize fighter, being offered my crack at the world title.
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Israel election Benjamin Netanyahu's getting the first crack at forming a new government in Israel.
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That remains a mystery that may not be solved until historians get a crack at him.
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But now, he's gotta worry about fighting Johnny Law before he gets another crack at TBE.
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Traditionally, private investors get the first crack at an ICO and often receive a discounted price.
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In 2011, a distributor in Israel decided to take a crack at selling the stuff there.
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But if you have a Sam's Club membership, you'll get the first crack at this deal.
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The two actors asked playwright, screenwriter, and director Lonergan to take a crack at the script.
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And we do too, so we are excited about it and get another crack at it.
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Wonder is not the only company to take a crack at a gaming-centric mobile device.
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Would Daniel Bryan have gotten his crack at the top of the card when he did?
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Let me try to take a crack at this: It's because we're really good at memes.
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Wesley Snipes took a crack at his favorite Aretha Franklin tune and it was ... super entertaining.
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The headset is HTC's latest crack at standalone VR, more akin to Oculus Go or Quest.
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Fry even made a crack at some of the things we love, but we'll allow it.
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Originally, he asked Brian Eno to take a crack at it, but he was too busy.
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Tough loss for Lipscomb, but they get another crack at Belmont in their house next Tuesday.
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Will had a colleague take a crack at fixing that corner and sent me the result.
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We took a crack at answering some of the questions that may be on your mind.
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But he and the others will get just one crack at Bolt in an individual event.
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They will be among the teams that will take a crack at breaking through next year.
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The would-be king of American grit taking a crack at that quiet paragon of Britishness?
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"Twenty years later, to have this crack at it … that just adds to the poignancy," Bartlett said.
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I've got a handful of memoirs, history, and literary novels I've wanted to take a crack at.
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FAKE NEWS SPREADS FASTER ON TWITTER THAN REAL NEWS, STUDY SAYS In an apparent crack at Sen.
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"It's so rare to get a crack at a spectacular wine cellar like Mr. Koch's," said Kriegel.
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That would give Republicans one more crack at repealing the Affordable Care Act, a longtime party pledge.
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Options include a possible return to the boxing ring or even a crack at bare-knuckle boxing.
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So it's good that Apple is taking another crack at something they didn't nail the first time.
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Earlier this week, Anthony Smith AND Corey Anderson also told us they want a crack at Jones.
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We didn't obviously play our best tonight, but we'll get another crack at them in a week.
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I don't know about parity with the euro, but we may definitely take another crack at $1.05.
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So many second-tier clubs spend aggressively in the hope of a crack at the big time.
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You trust the junior developer who says they'd like to take a crack at the hard problem.
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He convinced his boss, Shawn (Marc Evan Jackson), to give him one crack at a bold experiment.
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Mike Braun is projected to win Indiana's Republican Senate primary and will get a crack at Sen.
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I don't know about parity with the euro but we may definitely take another crack at $1.05.
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WikiTribune isn't the first crack at a community-embracing news organizations, and others haven't fared that well.
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Denying the Oversight panel a chance to take a crack at Dorsey undercuts Jordan, his allies believe.
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But it takes a real crack at a serious issue and lays groundwork for future bipartisan action.
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If Raphael Assuncao can get healthy I feel he's past due for a crack at the belt.
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A decade later, Terry Gilliam, the director of "Brazil" and "12 Monkeys," had a crack at it.
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If you don't make a practice of taking a crack at the Saturday grid, you really should.
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The Atlanta Falcons getting another crack at the New England Patriots trumps any other game this week.
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But that did not stop two other networks from taking a crack at making Silicon Valley work.
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There will be another crack at the market to lock in 3 percent on the 10-year.
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Or maybe you were a former YC founder who is taking a second crack at a company.
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So, we go to remote areas and give them a crack at the best racing Australia's got.
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Democrats will also want to take a crack at Trump's acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire.
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The Thunder will get another crack at Los Angeles in a game at Oklahoma City on Friday.
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The feeders in the "Royal" service tier ($23 per ticket) got first crack at the chafing dishes.
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Hawkins also took a crack at mapping global average temperature anomalies for each year between 1850 and 2017.
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Republicans are using tax reform to once again take a crack at repealing a major chunk of Obamacare.
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Exaggerator's trainer Keith Desormeaux says he was looking forward to having another crack at Nyquist at the Preakness.
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Barber is 8-0 and destroying people in the Octagon -- and she clearly wants a crack at Paige.
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A slugging investor is taking a crack at the operator of the stadium the Yomiuri Giants call home.
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But as with most futuristic technologies, people with money will get the first crack at living with them.
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Pasadena get first crack at the robot, however, with Flippy currently operating in secret behind a black curtain.
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Still, it's hard to blame the Wet Hot team for wanting to take another crack at Camp Firewood.
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The House intelligence committee was supposed to get the first crack at Yates in public, on March 28.
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In the show's second crack at the miniseries format, Finn finally learns about the civilization he comes from.
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There's no doubt Google's first crack at making an optical head-mounted display was ahead of its time.
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Ben's going to do his roasties, and you're taking a crack at making a Nigella for dessert. Lovely.
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Pietila had the first good crack at the goal on the sequence before Zajac cleaned up the rebound.
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We've taken a crack at answering this question, with a little help from our friends: three Beatles experts.
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A study published in 20153 took a crack at quantifying the doesn't-kill-people benefits of US solar.
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Wilkerson said that the managers were told they'd be given the first crack at the service-manager openings.
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"After 22 years of throwing, I was going to get a crack at the major leagues," he wrote.
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I watched several folks play around with the Pixelbook Go before I got a crack at it myself.
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He even took a crack at Puerto Rico's $74 billion debt, which he suggested has complicated the response.
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Celebrities simply can't (and, in most cases, won't) stop for every journalist that wants a crack at them.
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Instead, Romero has been relentlessly Retweeting any fan who suggests he deserves the next crack at Bisping's title.
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So when Hero's announced their middleweight grand prix, Yamamoto decided to take a crack at Hero's's first belt.
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A New York Times obituary writer for 22013 years, Margalit Fox takes a crack at her own epitaph.
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Brunson is down to watch the 2 champs battle ... but he also wants another crack at Adesanya himself.
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Collins said the utility man T. J. Rivera would get a crack at first base until Duda's return.
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For his first crack at the minors, Ferrara deployed a favored con he would use time and again.
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See is clearly supposed to be Apple's crack at a Game of Thrones-level big and exciting show.
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Some Republicans are still pushing the administration to take another crack at repealing and replacing ObamaCare in 2018.
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We do a lot of events — you get first crack at tickets, you get tickets at a discount.
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Batmanglij simply wanted to take a crack at the record he's spent much of his adult life contemplating.
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John and Chrissy are getting first crack at a brand new, not-yet-released flavor -- Mango Lime with Tamarind.
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It gives people registered as jobless in Switzerland first crack at open jobs in sectors with above-average unemployment.
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But with Sega stalling and Mario dominant, I suspect that's it, game over, for another crack at Olympic Gold.
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Cosmos Rings is the gaming company's first crack at the prohibitive form factor – and it's an exclusive no less.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump took her third crack at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
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Now, she's taking yet another crack at the timeless trend with what we think are her best bangs yet.
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Samson takes a crack at "Saturday Night on Utopia Parkway," a song by collaborator and fellow Canuck Christine Fellows.
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I haven't had a fair crack at it because I had that heart issue leading into the 2017 worlds.
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A design and manufacturing flaw generated a crack at the bottom of the enormous pipe, which widened into fracture.
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"You only get one crack at it," said Bill Barr, who served as attorney general under George H.W. Bush.
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Movies that might even convince a reluctant reader to take a crack at the book for the first time.
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In May, it was European lawmakers' turn to take a crack at Zuckerberg, who appeared before the European Parliament.
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But, the winner's prize is a crack at former WWE megastar CM Punk according to UFC president Dana White.
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And he had seen Ain't Them Bodies Saints and liked the idea of me taking a crack at it.
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If they do, do they ever wish Derren Brown would let them have a crack at these guys first?
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"The Justice Department wants to make sure they get first crack at all the possible evidence," Mr. Carstensen said.
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In most cases, the party with the largest number of seats is given first crack at forming a government.
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But the past year has brought signs that the FTC is increasingly interested in taking another crack at tech.
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Now they're offering to let hackers take a crack at an orbiting satellite at next year's Defcon security conference.
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SpaceX, which was passed over, recently went to court to try to get another crack at the lucrative project.
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That's why on Monday morning the S&P 500 is taking a crack at fixing its big tech problem.
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Kamal Givens wants to take another crack at finding love, and hopes a TV comeback can make it happen.
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The Post reports that co-workers noticed samples were missing and found trace samples of crack at her work station.
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Katy did kinda take a crack at it, but she's no Simon Cowell ... as you can see from her feedback.
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A 100-foot crack at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming have prompted officials to close certain areas to tourists.
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This is the concept of "responsible disclosure," and gives developers first crack at fixing an issue before it becomes public.
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I didn't even get a crack at trying to buy one, I straight up missed it and they sold out.
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Larry Fitzgerald — The best player in Arizona history is doing his best to get another crack at the Super Bowl.
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Goldschmidt's next crack at the Rockies will come June 24 at the start of a four-game series at Arizona.
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When Intel decided to take a crack at its first keynote at an automotive event, it swung for the fences.
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The Cowboys will get a crack at Villanova, which routed Canisius to open the tournament, in a Friday morning semifinal.
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But the relatively new media of streaming platforms has yet to take a crack at the classic tale — until now.
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If you want the first crack at the best tickets, join my email list and you'll get a head start!
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Before Starboard agitated at Yahoo, for example, activists Third Point and Carl Icahn had taken a crack at the company.
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Senators talked openly of new ways and avenues to take another crack at repealing President Barack Obama's cornerstone domestic achievement.
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Just two women were back for a crack at a second gold while the men's side had only four returnees.
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But it's also a staple of the genre, so it's good to see the show take a crack at it.
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It's just a valiant crack at a no bullshit machine that's a pleasure to use and doesn't cost a fortune.
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Prosecutors filed a brief in response to the president's claim that he should get first crack at reviewing Cohen's files.
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Unfortunately, creditors also can get a crack at the funds, thanks to the Supreme Court's decision in Clark v. Rameker.
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If Republicans ultimately decide to take another crack at replacing the ACA, it's unclear where such a plan will originate.
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Bayless and Luol Deng each had a crack at a go-ahead 3-pointer on the next possession, but missed.
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The Greater China markets were on holiday Monday, and got their first crack at reacting to last week's tariff measures.
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And yet the closest we have come to a UFC title was Dan Hardy's rushed crack at Georges St. Pierre.
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Legally, the party that gets the largest number of votes will get the first crack at making such a deal.
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He stands alone as the only president since Gallup began conducting polls to not crack at least 2003% job approval.
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Below him, Lake Suwa looks like frosted glass, the surface mimicking ice so fragile it may crack at any moment.
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Reporters from the big newspapers and broadcast networks, who typically get first crack at a press secretary, had to wait.
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If you're feeling good about solving a puzzle like today's, take a crack at Ms. Taylor's Sunday puzzle from 37.
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If you're feeling good about solving a puzzle like today's, take a crack at Ms. Taylor's Sunday puzzle from 37.
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If you enjoy innuendos, friendship, and watching Evans crack at the mention of lubrication, the segments are worth a watch.
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BARTIROMO: Yes, I want to take a quick break because you&aposre going to get the first crack at Michael Horowitz.
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But Graham insisted many of his colleagues have expressed to him that they want to take another crack at repeal now.
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TL;DR: Take a crack at coding with The Complete 2020 Python Programming Certification Bundle for just $49.99, a 97% savings.
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Even Jughead (Cole Sprouse) makes a crack at the killer's "terrible aim" after Reggie (Charles Melton) tells them about the shooting.
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Let's take a crack at breaking that trend whilst instilling a healthy dose of rational optimism toward humanity's shared global future.
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Scorpio is the detective of the zodiac, and you may solve whatever mysteries you've been hoping to crack at this time.
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A crack at the bottom of the pipe eventually developed into a full-blown fracture, spilling rubbish back into the ocean.
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The billionaire investor had read Wilk's blog but was still a tough nut to crack at first, recalls the younger entrepreneur.
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Why not pit these two recent Swanson victims together, and see who is ready for another crack at the top-10?
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After having a good crack at the market, Jobspotting has now cashed in its chips after being acquired by SmartRecruiters Inc.
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Each character can move a set amount or perform a handful of actions before the enemy gets their crack at it.
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The Broncos get the first crack at hosting their rivals when the Chiefs visit the Mile High City on Sunday night.
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New Deal labor codes allowed businesses to offer whites a first crack at jobs and authorized lower pay scales for blacks.
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Residents of the host country typically get first crack at Olympic tickets, but at this point they are available to everyone.
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Other Republicans eager to see their party take another crack at health care said Trump was shrewdly pressing them into action.
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Tradition dictates that the oldest person at the table has first crack at the chewy rim of fat around the edge.
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A different Google executive, Ivan Poupyrev, took another crack at the problem from the same stage in April of this year.
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Lawmakers have been vying for the first crack at Trump Jr. after news broke of the meeting with the Russian lawyer.
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Senators will get the first crack at Zuckerberg on Tuesday in a joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees.
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Westbrook committed one of his nine turnovers on Oklahoma City's next possession, giving Dallas one last crack at a winning basket.
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Now, Hardy says he would love another crack at Crowder -- and hopes to prove he's serious about becoming a top UFC fighter.
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"The burger business might be the restaurant industry's toughest market to crack at this point," writes Jonathan Maze at Nation's Restaurant News.
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It's no secret Conor desperately wants a second crack at Khabib after he tapped out at UFC 229 back in Oct. 2018.
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I have long thought about how to express that experience and so I might take a crack at doing that in film.
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It is such an undertaking but that's the thing with this series: You only get one crack at telling the story properly.
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Platinum and Interactive badgeholders get first crack at them, but a limited number of tickets will be available for Secondary Access badges.
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But rookie GM John Chayka will need to find a way to extract some value in his first crack at the deadline.
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McIlroy, sixth in the points list, gave himself a crack at the $10 million with three birdies in the last six holes.
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A four-digit code becomes practically useless, and a six-digit code might take a few days to crack at the most.
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WR Jeremy Ross is expected to get the first crack at returning punts for the Jets in the exhibition opener Thursday night.
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With another crack at it in the fourth, Moustakas hit his 27th homer, a shot to right for a 2-0 lead.
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It was a truly terrific performance from Holloway who undoubtedly deserves a crack at Jose Aldo, and has for a while now.
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So, now that Conor has publicly stated he wants a second crack at Floyd, we asked Leonard if Mayweather would be down.
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Even DARPA is taking a crack at the problem, with an initiative to create open-source ballot-marking devices and ballot readers.
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He didn't get a great crack at it, but it was enough to get the ball ping-ponging around a scrambling defense.
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"It would not stun me if they tried to take another crack at cutting substantially or even eliminating that funding," Olson said.
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At times, the bot takes a crack at TV scripts and inspirational quote memes, efficiently showing off its familiarity with online forms.
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Headed to the wild-card game, Chicago is going to need a spark from someone to get another crack at Milwaukee. 1.
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"Those situations, I think when you get that second crack at it, you want to make the most of it," Bailey said.
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Groenhart since stopped Karim Benmansour in emphatic fashion and bested Kongolo by decision and now is back for another crack at Holzken.
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Such is the case here, and when I did finally take another crack at it, the bottom stack took shape very easily.
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About a year ago, we saw shooter juggernaut Call of Duty take a crack at a battle royale-style game with Blackout.
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"It was the money that made me first have a crack at writing a book," Ms. Vincenzi told an interviewer in 1999.
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So he and three partners registered their own company, hoping to get a crack at government contracts reserved for black-owned companies.
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The latest startup to take a crack at the lucrative US consumer banking market is launching in New York on March 20.
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Congress on Tuesday will take a crack at understanding the landscape for marketplace lending companies with a House Financial Services Subcommittee hearing.
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Probably the toughest course I've ever played, but I can't wait to get a crack at it for the 53 Open Championship.
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Mr. Saurer craved a first crack at the special India pale ale that Other Half had created to celebrate its third anniversary.
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There came a point when he began to entertain the notion that he might get a crack at a head-coaching gig.
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Then I felt a hard crack at my ribs as one of the officers hit me with the back of his rifle.
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Louis Van Gaal's side needed something like this both to cheer them up, and give them a crack at the top-four.
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Mr. Anderson, however, is no ordinary telephone user, so he decided to take a crack at solving the problem in a new way.
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Facebook, which probably has more pictures of people blinking than any other entity in history, decided to take a crack at this problem.
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He was generally a good student and a promising athlete, he says, but he also was busted for selling crack at age 15.
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Now, the U.S. government has its first tangible crack at one of those corporations, Huawei, after years of making these types of claims.
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" Putting on his reading glasses before taking another crack at the job, he joked, "I ain't gonna make no mistake this time, baby.
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He took another crack at a mea culpa Tuesday night when he went on the "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert on CBS.
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Governor Kenneth Mapp is quick to reassure bondholders that they get first crack at one of the territory's largest funding sources: rum taxes.
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These "spirit children" live in a heaven-adjacent place known as the preexistence, where they wait for their crack at mortality down below.
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In the Hackaday spirit, the developer is also uploading detailed instructions for anyone who wants to take a crack at building their own.
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Paul will miss Wednesday's game against the Jazz (they'll lose) but he'll be back for a 2nd crack at the Clippers on Friday.
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It's a simple way for colleges to streamline the admissions process, and for ambivalent teens to take a crack at multiple places simultaneously.
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Some Republican senators are threatening to essentially hold the year's wider agenda hostage until they can take another crack at repealing the ACA.
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Trump makes 'Pocahontas' crack At an event honoring Navajo code talkers, the President made a remark about "Pocahontas," his nickname for Massachusetts Sen.
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Roger walked by on his way into the office and he stopped at the batting cage and took a crack at the ball.
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From Paul Simon to Dolly Parton to MC Hammer, here are all 33 musicians who've taken a crack at comedy in Studio 8H.
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Democrats are itching to get a crack at Flynn and other current and former administration officials once they take the majority in January.
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He also said he liked the ability to stay in the A.F.C. East and get another crack at dethroning the New England Patriots.
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As our interview was concluding, Will asked me if I wanted to take a crack at creating an anniversary crossword for the Times.
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Next, it was time for yours truly to step up to the plate and have a crack at an Arsenal Fan TV interview.
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But in recent weeks, as the Golden State Warriors prepared for another crack at another N.B.A. championship, Green decided to do some listening.
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If you're not familiar with Smith, he's an appropriate person to get the first crack at giving the Porsche Taycan a full go.
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On Tuesday, BMW took the wraps off its fully electric i4 concept — it's the German brand's crack at a Tesla-rivaling luxury sedan.
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Naturally, we got the first crack at the goods, and unearthed plenty of pieces to help you navigate a new season in style.
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On paper, the Joint List's recommendation increases the chances that Mr. Rivlin will give Mr. Gantz the first crack at forming a government.
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Of the few people on Twitter taking a crack at what the words behind the acronym were, this theory was the most popular.
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You're probably taking so many photos that it's worth letting Apple's AI take a crack at curating them a little bit for you.
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It's her debut, and you may find some inspiration there if you've been itching to take a crack at making a grid yourself.
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If she's really interested in breaking glass ceilings she will get out of the way and let someone else take a crack at it.
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HAD NOT ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE, HAD A CRACK AT EVERY QUESTION THAT WAS ASKED AND I THINK ATTEMPTED TO ANSWER EVERY QUESTION.
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But Chelsea had the nerve to patch things up, as Cesc Fàbregas took a crack at a thin margin of clearance between Southampton defenders.
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It's hard to imagine any culinary innovation that's equally as delicious as cookie butter, yet Starbucks has just taken a crack at making one.
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And Billie makes a crack at one point about going to Switzerland, which comes across, in context, as a reference to seeking neutral ground.
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Samsung has revealed its second crack at the phone with a foldable display, the Galaxy Z Flip, at a press event in San Francisco.
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In a pompous declaration-signing ceremony, Tidal made these stars co-owners in exchange for them giving it first crack at releasing their music.
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"You didn't want to walk in there and make a noise, because it looked like anyone could crack at any second," the expert said.
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If time permits, I might take a crack at designing a badge or at least a shitty add on for the next Def Con.
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UFC stud Jorge Masvidal will NOT get a crack at Conor McGregor, despite his record-breaking victory over Ben Askren ... so says Dana White.
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At this Sunday's Emmy Awards, Vanity Fair asked some of TV's biggest stars to take a crack at reciting some of Perry's Twitter musings.
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We loved working with her, and we asked her to take a crack at writing music for the songs Adrian had written lyrics for.
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The Pentagon wants computer hackers to take a crack at their systems 'Hacked the Pentagon' is either the best or worst resume line ever.
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The email dump and open access provided by the State Department have spurred data wonks everywhere to take a crack at generating additional insights.
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What they're saying: President Trump has said several times that he wants to take another crack at repeal-and-replace after the tax bill.
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I wish I could sit here and tell you that was my first crack at the whole sobriety thing but that wouldn't be true.
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Unfortunately, it seems like he'll have to do a little more waiting—and fighting—before he gets a crack at the division's undisputed crown.
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Sia reminds us that it's her, though, by letting her voice crack at the peak of the chorus — a beautiful imperfection Adele wouldn't allow.
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But it also leaves open the chance that Judicial Watch will get a new crack at interviewing officials, if initial sessions come up naught.
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Douglas got a second crack at applying his theory of privacy as a constitutional right in 1965, in the case of Griswold v. Connecticut.
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Spieth will have to wait only nine months to get another crack at the slam, because the PGA Championship moves to May next year.
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Just 45 years old, he has plenty of time to take a crack at the Senate seat held by Republican Thom Tillis in 2020.
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Riot (formerly known as Vector while it was running in Beta) is a new UK-borne app hoping to have a crack at that.
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With UpWest, Express is trying to take a crack at the $4.2 trillion global wellness industry, said Jamie Schisler, senior vice president at UpWest.
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It is Mr. Trudeau's turn to hitch up his mule, brandish his pickax and take a hearty crack at this particular cruciverbal mother lode.
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"I'll cut short my speech so that you will have a chance for a crack at the two million for those idiots," he said.
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Those hopes have been floundering, but Mr. Gantz is still making efforts to secure enough recommendations to get first crack at building a coalition.
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" Gastelum said he hopes that "Rob heals up great," and that "when he heals up, maybe he can get a crack at my title.
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Langer will not have to wait long for a crack at another major, with the Senior PGA Championship coming up this week in Michigan.
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Daniel Cormier might get a 3rd crack at Jon Jones -- so says Dana White, who tells TMZ Sports he's trying to make it happen!
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And now, 43 years later, Kenneth Branagh has decided to take a crack at the story, both directing the film and playing a mustachioed Poirot.
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It was no coincidence that the Los Angeles Chargers — the first team to get a second crack at the new-look offense — were that team.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is taking another crack at rewriting its embattled travel ban this week, hoping this one will stand up in court.
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The answer isn't fully clear, although Pang himself tried to take a crack at calling a cease-fire while at the Tribune back in 2011.
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Other drivers, including team mate Lewis Hamilton — who was forced to abort his final crack at pole — slowed down enough to hinder their overall laps.
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According to Reuters, a new team has been assembled at Amazon's Edinburgh engineering hub to take another crack at the "holy grail" of hiring.[Reuters]
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Well it seems Samsung is giving the Note 9 the first crack at Epic's Fortnite beta by pre-installing the game out of the box.
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Smart light bulbs are a dime a dozen, but a new product called Orro is taking a crack at selling you a smart light switch.
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Once the DC Circuit announces that it will not rehear Mazars, the Supreme Court will get its first and most important crack at the case.
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When Mr Gilliam had a crack at making his film in 2000, the budget was $32m, and that, he said, was less than he needed.
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And despite losing so much energy by the time it got to the tip, the whip still had that incredibly satisfying crack at the end.
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Urban Decay took a crack at the powdered lip trend with its bouncy, pigmented mousse that wears like a blotted stain that never flakes away.
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Blackstone Group – which manages more than $100bn in real estate assets – had a crack at the online lending space via its portfolio company B2R Holdings.
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Given that White stayed true to his with Brown, it might add some more substance to Gall potentially being offered a crack at CM Punk.
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Aljamain Sterling WANTS ALL THE SMOKE ... telling TMZ Sports he deserves first crack at T.J. Dillashaw's vacated UFC bantamweight title -- and FLEXING at his competition.
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A straight rematch would be no fairer than allowing England's footballers another crack at Iceland, which inflicted a second humiliation a week after the referendum.
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RHP Cam Bedrosian got the first crack at replacing injured RHP Huston Street in the closer role, and he recorded his first career save Tuesday.
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Cohen's lawyers and attorneys for Trump wanted to be the ones to get first crack at determining which files should be kept hidden from prosecutors.
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A first crack at a solution for Puerto Rico's debt crisis was revealed Thursday evening, containing several Republican-backed provisions that could cost Democratic support.
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The clock is ticking fast, but the door is open for the Administration to take another crack at including the citizenship question on the census.
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The 9th Circuit will apparently also get a crack at the issue in the Carpenter case, in which the plaintiff docketed an appeal in April.
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But if you're inspired (or thrifty) and want to take a crack at transforming the pictures yourself, you just need time and the right tools.
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It was an encouraging way for the Yankees to begin the four-game series, which represents their last crack at the Red Sox this season.
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Sri Kulkarni, a Democrat who lost to Olson by about 5 percentage points in 2018, will take another crack at the open seat this year.
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If you're tech-savvy and don't want to spend the money at a repair shop, you can take a crack at cleaning the device yourself.
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Mr. Johns was an addict who began using crack at age 13, after the death of his mother left him homeless and, effectively, an orphan.
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Payment-for-order-flow refers to how market makers, like Citadel Securities or Virtu Financial, pay for the first crack at executing a stock order.
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He began a huge canvas of the kind that upset Millie so much—cliffs, falling stones, and, again, that barely visible crack at the center.
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"Our writers are great, but most of them are Jewish, so with the Christian stuff I usually take a crack at it myself," he said.
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Sunday's Elimination Chamber matches (there were two, with the women finally getting a crack at it) were predictable but, compared to most years, refreshingly fun.
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They had to trade Taylor Hall and get Connor McDavid in the draft with their fourth crack at a first overall pick in six years.
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He has a few things going for him off the field and is in no rush to throw that away for a final crack at glory.
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Now back in Denver as head coach, Kubiak, 54, will have a crack at another Super Bowl — the 50th edition — in Santa Clara, California on Feb.
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It's the company's first crack at creating original news programming, offering users a mix of serious and lighthearted behind-the-scenes footage from across the state.
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The Tories, remaining the largest party, would get the first crack at making a coalition — but if they couldn't form one, Labour would have a chance.
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Of course, in addition to being Huawei's first crack at foldables, the device also sports 5G, a fact that is apparently central to the roll out.
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But the idea is to try to automate these methods so amateurs get a better crack at producing a nice shot of the moon, Tan said.
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Perhaps you'd rather see Joe Lynch take a crack at the sequel's new addition Domino, considering what he accomplished visually on a low budget with Everly.
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Although Tuesday's outage wasn't as widespread as the previous incidents, it's enough reason for other telecommunications companies to take a cheeky crack at Telstra's recent misfortunes.
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A very recent Trump appointee, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly of Washington, was assigned the English case Monday, so he'll have the first crack at it.
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I want to be the next one to have a crack at it and I want to give the Norwegian people a fighter to root for.
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Tyron Woodley just gave TMZ Sports a solid UFC 217 preview, but the bigger news ... he wants the next crack at whoever wins the main event!!!
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Ryan said on Fox Business News that senators will get a crack at making amendments to the bill after it is passed out of the House.
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Also, Steven Spielberg, Sydney Pollack and Martin Brest all took a crack at it before Barry Levinson figured out how to make the movie work. 11.
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"There's a possibility that we've got a bit of a crack, at long last, in core inflation," said Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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Jon Jones REALLY wants a 3rd crack at Daniel Cormier -- and he's willing to write a fat ass check to get DC back in the Octagon.
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Sunsama, launching out of Y Combinator's latest batch, is taking a crack at solving the calendar conundrum with a $10-per-month professionals-focused productivity planner.
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In late 2018, a crack at the bottom of the pipe widened into a fracture, causing a 59-foot end-section to detach from the array.
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In late 2018, a crack at the bottom of the pipe widened into a fracture, causing a 59-foot end section to detach from the array.
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We each took a crack at finding 403-letter words that could be split into 5/5/5 or 4/5/6 or 4/4/7.
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Unclear who the opponent will be -- but Ortega says the ultimate goal is to earn another crack at Holloway, an opponent he has tremendous respect for.
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To be clear, they're very early in the process — Bloys said the network has asked author Liane Moriarty to make a crack at season 2 storyline.
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O.T. Genasis says he's all for Janet Jackson getting another crack at the Super Bowl ... especially if she busts out a finale like the first time!!
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The most comprehensive crack at federal campaign finance reform in America came in the wake of Watergate, when public mistrust in government boiled throughout the country.
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Poulter then had another crack at it, this time stabbing the ball a couple of feet, and eventually running up an eight — known as a snowman.
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British insurance companies may be eager for a greater crack at the enormous American market, but that would be outside the scope of a potential deal.
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Mr. Ryan and Mr. Vance acknowledged that defense lawyers who had good relationships with prosecutors were apt to get an earlier crack at discovery than others.
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Jon Jones rematch is on the horizon -- with UFC honcho Dana White saying DR earned a second crack at Jon after that legendary battle in Feb.
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Sony is taking another crack at creating a custom feature where you can tap the edge of the screen to make the phone do customizable things.
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This will be his first crack at hosting the show, and his selection means that late-night hosts will occupy slots for several major awards programs.
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Google, which has previously launched a handful of tools in India to help businesses build some presence on the web, is having another crack at it.
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Now, facing a similar scenario to what was seen in 2014, it appears that Chinese policymakers are going to have another crack at capital market reform.
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Having knocked Fitzsimmons out in two rounds in July 1907, Johnson finally got his crack at a world title when he fought Canadian Tommy Burns in Australia.
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And by the end of the year it'll be on sale in the US—but not before software engineers here get a crack at remaking its soul.
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The United States will get a second crack at Italy in the semi-finals on Friday after the Italians defeated a strong Iranian team in three sets.
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The sitting Prime Minister -- Trudeau, in this case -- is usually granted the first crack at forming a government, even if he wins fewer seats than his opponents.
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When you look at the amount of people who smoked crack at the height of it being reported in the media, the numbers were not exceedingly huge.
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Once I got in the final I smiled and said right I'm going to put all my cards on the table and have a crack at it.
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Working on the diet has been challenging, and Ainge couldn't resist taking a crack at former teammate Bill Walton, who has publicly expressed a liking for marijuana.
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In the video below Android developer Chris Pacia takes a crack at building the Randomizer himself, and gets the whole thing done in just over ten minutes.
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But Marvel, an indie VR system currently raising money on Indiegogo, may be the first time I've seen someone take a crack at a mobile operating system.
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Johnny Manziel just put on a show in SoCal -- rippin' passes in front of NFL scouts to prove he's ready for another crack at the big show.
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Daniel Cormier says he's excited to get a crack at Stipe Miocic -- "the greatest heavyweight champion of all time" -- and says the huge payday ain't bad either!
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The young Hawaiian, well overdue for a crack at the actual featherweight title, downed former lightweight champion Anthony Pettis with very little difficulty and plenty of creativity.
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Earlier this week, Cyborg told us she'd love to get back in the Octagon for another crack at Holm after their extremely violent fight back in December.
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In the evening's semi-finals, Czech Pavel Maslak won his heat to earn a crack at becoming the first three-time champion at the two-lap event.
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The Glider Sneaker is Wolf & Shepherd's first crack at a sneaker, but they surely went into the project knowing what it takes to make a good pair.
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Now, Microsoft wants another crack at the problem, and is using its incredible distribution clout with Microsoft Office to give its new product away to paying subscribers.
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Herbert breezed through the opening set but Berdych offered more resistance in the second, only for the former world number four to crack at a key moment.
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Additionally, Sprig is opening more senior full-time Server Captain and supervisory roles, and it will give existing part-time servers first-crack at applying for them.
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The N.F.L.'s best defense gets a crack at Kansas City, the Rams are heavy favorites in Seattle and the Eagles try to get back on track.
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Mr. DiPietro says in his notes below that Ms. Maddow took a crack at filling the grid, so kudos to both of them on a nice fill.
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And it suggested that the committee was trying to get another crack at material the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, had already reviewed at great length.
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If he's allowed to return to competition, why not let him and Condit take another crack at producing the classic we all originally expected of their pairing?
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He said insiders who got a crack at the Snap IPO at the offer price won't sell the stock when they're finally allowed to on July 31.
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Lawmakers got their first crack at former Equifax CEO Richard Smith on Tuesday, bombarding him with criticism for the massive data breach that occurred on his watch.
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The leader of the party that wins the most Commons seats usually gets first crack at forming a government and becoming prime minister, but it's not automatic.
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It later transpired that Tommy had not even been given a fair crack at the whip that day – something he was oblivious to for almost two decades.
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Bieber blew him off ... so, he stuck around for a few hours waiting for a second crack at the pop star -- but that didn't pan out either.
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He even took a crack at America's longest-running animated family, The Simpsons, with the very strange couch gag that opened the show's season 403 premiere in 2016.
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Melania Trump's reaching out to some of her husband's supporters and offering them the first crack at a special 2018 calendar ... for just a small contribution, of course.
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When Joe Biden reportedly told a CNN reporter that he might have a proverbial crack at the U.S. presidency come 2020, political corners of the internet were a'flutter.
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Earlier this decade, it was hard to convince government agencies and companies to let some of the world's best hackers have a crack at their networks, Kaplan said.
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McQuarrie has pulled off some breathtaking action sequences in the Mission franchise, and it'd be very cool to see him take a crack at a comic book movie.
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Put it together, and it's obvious that athletic director Dan Guerrero will be big-game hunting in what might be his last crack at a major coaching hire.
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Residents of Ohio and Illinois were ready to take a crack at Philly cheesesteaks, all while Alaskans kept things interesting by googling dill pickle dip with dried beef.
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The fresh vote will give Democrats a second crack at a district that, though long Republican, has been described by the Cook Political Report as a "toss-up".
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But over the weekend, Rousey couldn't have been more clear -- she wants another crack at Holly ... and she's working with Dana White to figure out a date pronto.
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Later, I donned an HTC Vive headset to see the latest incarnation of Project Dali, Adobe's first crack at a professional-level app to paint in three dimensions.
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QUITTERS DON'T DESERVE REMATCHES ... so says Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager who says Conor McGregor fought so poorly at UFC 229 that he doesn't deserve another crack at the champ.
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Al tells TMZ Sports he wants to make a statement in the Cowboy fight to show everyone he's the real deal -- and deserves a second crack at Khabib.
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But never was this more clear than when Horizon, an ambitious first crack at an open world adventure by Killzone developer Guerrilla Games, arrived on Tuesday, February 28.
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But if this tool sounds familiar, it should: Square took a crack at creating a payments product that enabled users to pay cashiers without taking out their phone.
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Still, his selection to return for a second crack at the job is hardly an example of bold 'outside-the-box' thinking, but more a safe 'establishment' choice.
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When Clinton is nominated for president later this week in Philadelphia, we'll be talking about her as the first woman to get a crack at running the country.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Tuesday said President Trump insulted the sacrifice of Native American veterans when he made a "Pocahontas" crack at a White House ceremony honoring them.
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Granted, Faber is currently competing at bantamweight, and with Dominick Cruz's recent defeat of TJ Dillashaw, seems poised for a final, grudge-infused crack at that division's title.
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And Kroos, instead of taking the ball in for settled play, decided to have a crack at it, and beautifully tucked the ball into the perfect left corner.
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It's probably worth noting that these redistricting processes only happen once every 10 years, so after 2020 the Democrats will not have another crack at this until 2030.
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He cut off medical and dental benefits after a judge blocked the state's work requirements, reinstating them only after the federal government took another crack at work requirements.
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Turns out that Mr. de Lesseps, after completing the Suez Canal, went to Central America and quite disastrously took a crack at a sea level canal through Panama.
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Huskies captain Jimmy Schuldt, a senior defenseman, turned down N.H.L. free-agent offers last summer for one more crack at leading St. Cloud to its first N.C.A.A. title.
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He's got two black eyes and bruises all over -- but UFC fighter Al Iaquinta wants ANOTHER crack at Khabib Nurmagomedov ... telling TMZ Sports he's convinced he can win!!
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Hamill initially voiced other roles on the series; soon the producers asked him to take a crack at replacing Tim Curry, who wasn't quite right for this Joker.
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The Wisconsin-based department store is looking for 90,000 seasonal workers in stores and in e-commerce, and wanted to have the first crack at the best employees.
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Most days I can barely enter my classroom without students grabbing The Times from my briefcase so they can have first crack at the crossword and Final Jeopardy.
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At the 18th, Rose considered laying up from the light first cut of rough but in the end had a crack at the green with a fairway metal.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) last September showed that Republican leaders were willing to take another crack at repeal if they found some momentum.
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Meanwhile, Usman says he's recovering well after surgery and plans on fighting again in November -- and if he doesn't get Colby ... he'd love a crack at Ben Askren.
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Intent on getting their own crack at this cash bonanza, lawmakers in Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and New York have pushed since January to legalize bud.
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His first crack at a story ballet, "The Most Incredible Thing" features visual design by the Canadian artist Marcel Dzama and a score by Bryce Dessner of the National.
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And, given Ward's supposed interest and a rematch clause negotiated by the Russians, Kovalev should get a second crack at Ward thanks to the controversy that decision stirred up.
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In 2011, Steven Spielberg took a crack at directed this motion-capture feature with a screenplay by Steven Moffat, Joe Cornish and Edgar Wright (hey, he's good at this!).
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That in and of itself doesn't guarantee Klobuchar anything, but it gives her another crack at impressing voters who have yet to pay much attention to her just yet.
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Hearthstone is harkening back to some of fantasy's most classic elements with its latest expansion, even taking its own crack at dungeon-delving with a new single player mode.
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"What's interesting is Liane is taking her crack at it," he told a group of reporters following his presentation at the Television Critics Association summer press tour this week.
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Visitors who take advantage of the 'Extra, Extra Magic Hours' will have first crack at the 14-acre land from 6AM to 9AM from September 1 to November 2.
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Screenwriter Gary Whitta (The Book of Eli, After Earth) took first crack at it; Chris Weitz (About a Boy) and Tony Gilroy (all the Bourne movies) polished it off.
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Those living in some traditionally strong markets for parent Volvo's cars will get first crack at picking up one of the first 500 units of the 600-horsepower car.
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On reflection, as Mel Gibson has coped with being William Wallace, dealt with Jesus Christ and knows "What Women Want", he might like a crack at being prime minister.
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Just like the Samsung Galaxy S27, S27 Edge and new Galaxy Note7, it's believed Apple will take a crack at introducing water-resistant new iPhones, also according to Kuo.
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In the latest episode of the neverending series about animals that try to act like humans, this cute little pup has a crack at speaking just like its owners.
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Who knows — maybe Justice League will benefit from the reshoots and blow us all away, in which case excitement for Terrio's crack at Star Wars will reach new heights.
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In March, while the administration's first crack at repealing Obamacare struggled to gain traction, the pair was on the slopes in Aspen, Colorado, for a family tradition ski trip.
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When that didn't work, they piled into a minivan and headed off to the fire department to see if the authorities could take a crack at liberating their friend.
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UFC star Urijah Faber's comeback could be a short one -- like 1 fight -- IF he doesn't get a crack at champ-champ Henry Cejudo, the HOFer tells TMZ Sports.
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Since then, however, Silva has turned down the fight, and Romero has stated that he's keen to wait for his crack at the winner of Bisping vs. St-Pierre.
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Administration officials and lawmakers are taking another crack at resolving the "going dark" problem and finding a way to give law enforcement access to encrypted communications in criminal investigations.
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Between hallucinating his wife and waking up in his bathrobe in the middle of the street, Wayne drags Roland out of retirement for one more crack at the mystery.
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Jets coach Todd Bowles gets a crack at the franchise where he used to work as defensive coordinator; Cardinals coach Bruce Arians also used to coach Bowles at Temple.
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Scientists are studying a new contraceptive injection that might become the male version of "the pill," but this isn't their first crack at solving the male birth control riddle.
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In London's main event, there was no title on the line, but Bisping finally got his crack at the former middleweight king—and it was well worth the wait.
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" The report said inmates started calling mental health treatment "crack therapy," because staff would only speak to them "through a crack at the hinge of the solid metal door.
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Of course, Rob can come back to the Pats NEXT year ... and New England will have the first crack at signing him then if he chooses to do so.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Thursday got her first face-to-face crack at the man accused of dismantling her brainchild in what turned into an intensely personal showdown.
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Wauquiez served as the party's interim leader last year after former president Nicolas Sarkozy quit the post to contest the party primary for a second crack at the presidency.
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Israeli president Reuven Rivlin now has to decide who will get the first crack at forming a governing coalition, unless Gantz and Netanyahu agree to form a unity government.
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The Royals will take their first crack at knocking the Tigers down in the race when they visit Detroit for the opener of a three-game series on Monday.
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As previously apolitical young adults, we are taking our first crack at doing what the adults have failed to do: offer a concrete solution to this plague of violence.
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For its 35th anniversary, THX released the official sheet music for that warm wall of sound—so now it's time for the internet to take a crack at recreating it.
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And today, Staud is offering R29 readers first crack at shopping the latest creation, in advance of the bag's public launch (along with the entire fall collection) on August 7.
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Hollywood took a second crack at high fashion after the 2018 Met Gala -- only this time they ditched the Catholic wear ... and opted for stuff that might make Jesus blush.
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This is actually their second crack at recreating a GTA mission; IMO, they learned a lot from that first one, and this second one is all the stronger for it.
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Gennady Golovkin wants a 3rd crack at Canelo Alvarez -- telling TMZ Sports the plan is to start negotiating the trilogy fight right after he beats up Steve Rolls next weekend.
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The 2 guys who took a crack at demolishing President Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star came face-to-face this weekend, and some wisdom was imparted ... TMZ has learned.
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Trump took a crack at this Monday when the president signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to repeal two regulations of equal value for every new rule they issue.
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Some of the stars who took a crack at reading excerpts from the book included John Legend, Cher, Snoop Dogg, Cardi B, DJ Khaled and, last but not least, Hillary.
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It was enough to earn her the shot at Joanna Jedrzejczyk in a division rapidly running out of top names who have not already had a crack at the champ.
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"What we said is, 'Let's look at that and hire some really smart people, talk about the problem and then let them go take a crack at it,'" Dimon said.
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Orchestrated by the East Wing, 22018th White House Easter Egg Roll festivities were Melania Trump's second crack at the event, and her first as a full-time White House resident.
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Xiaomi last year almost completely ripped off Apple's dynamic wallpaper and Memoji avatars, and Huawei and its sub-brand Honor have also taken a crack at versions of Apple's AirPods.
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"As the Saudi guessing game for the new rebalancing target begins, Brent seems well positioned to have another crack at the $70 (a barrel) level," PVM said in a note.
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And many conservatives are pressing GOP leadership to take another crack at repealing ObamaCare, despite the push for legislation in January that is intended to stabilize the law's insurance markets.
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Following a timeout, Northwestern (5-7) got a final crack at the win, but a 3-point attempt by Ryan Young was blocked by Marks as the final horn blared.
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Conor McGregor says he wants another crack at Floyd Mayweather -- and with all that he's learned from their first fight, McGregor says he's 100% confident he would get that WIN!
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So people in those states who want a crack at the multimillion-dollar jackpots regularly offered by the major multi-state lotto games, Powerball and Mega Millions, are out of luck.
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At the televised campaign launch, Turnbull took a crack at South Australia's energy policy, calling it a "reckless energy experiment" that had created the highest electricity prices in the developed world.
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They never found an answer to the question that new owner Automattic is presumably about to take a crack at: how to make this unruly erstwhile porn factory turn a profit.
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Evan, Reggie, and Bobby's first crack at the idea was dreadful: they created a clunky website where users uploaded a photo then set a timer for when the picture would disappear.
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BuzzFeed's Ben Kaufman and the NYT's David Perpich, who are both taking a crack at converting their readers into online buyers, will take the stage in New York City on Sept.
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"I really wanted to do my job for the girls, if we really wanted to have a crack at the world record I would have to play my part," she added.
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Roseanne Barr took a crack at an on-air apology to Valerie Jarrett for posting a racist tweet about her, but it didn't go too well ... especially at the very end.
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Of course, Conor McGregor was hoping to get a 2nd crack at Khabib as soon as possible after The Eagle wiped the floor with him at UFC 229 back in October.
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In March, while the administration's first crack at repealing Obamacare struggled to gain traction, she and her husband were on the slopes in Aspen, Colorado, for a family tradition ski trip.
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But, having never been given a fair crack at the London club, his sale hadn't come back to bite Chelsea in the arse the way everyone else had hoped – until now.
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"It's a very hard thing to model, we had a crack at it, and the answer is from what we've seen to date it doesn't make a huge difference," he said.
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In the compilation above from clips of The Graham Norton Show, 12 different celebrities have a crack at impersonating other celebrities (sometimes while sitting on the same sofa as said celebrity).
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Higgs, a multiple winner on the minor circuits who is finally getting a crack at the big time, jumped clear with a six-under-par 65 at Port Royal on Saturday.
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More recently, the folks over at Social Capital and The Information took a crack at providing the data around diversity among partners within venture capital (that data can be found here).
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Bonderman, in particular, resigned from the board after audio leaked of him on Tuesday making a sexist crack at Uber's all-hands meeting where the results of the investigation were presented.
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Deontay Wilder will have to wait a little longer to get a 3rd crack at Tyson Fury -- their rematch has been postponed to October in the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak.
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McMahon, the chairman and chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment, announced on Thursday that he would take a second crack at professional football, with play scheduled to start in early 2020.
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Season 3 of "The Good Place," which debuts Thursday night, looks to test those lessons as its four human protagonists take another crack at being decent — this time before they die.
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Volkswagen is taking another crack at becoming a major force in the American auto market, now that it appears to have put the worst of its emissions-cheating scandal behind it.
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We got Devin in NYC and asked him who he wants next, when and if he dispatches Zaur Abdullaev on Friday night, and it's clear he wants a crack at Loma.
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With the benefit of more experience, I look back on this puzzle and wish I had another crack at a few of the fill choices, but I'm happy with the theme.
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Now, it looks like Zoe's gonna have a crack at the role -- and, based on what we've seen from her over the years in the drama department, she'll probably kill it.
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These are the people who camp out on street corners to get first crack at new releases and then sell them to Flight Club for a cut of the subsequent resale.
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While past reform efforts have been unsuccessful, it seems reasonable to speculate that he will take another crack at resolving one of the most challenging financial-services issues of recent years.
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That said, we ask if guys like Jon Bon Jovi and Billy Joel should get a crack at it one of these days, and Bruce says sure ... they'd be great too.
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Plum and others said this group would love a crack at UConn's growing unbeaten streak, having fallen one win short of an all-Huskies national title game last year in Indianapolis.
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I'm just dipping my toes into everything I've wanted to do for a long time, taking a little crack at directing some things for my friends, along with acting, modeling still.
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Georgetown travels to New York on Sunday for a second crack at St. John's, which beat the Hoyas on their home floor for the first time in 16 years on Jan. 5.
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The ninja move went down Thursday night on the beaches of Los Angeles ... and you have to give dude props for standing tall and letting Kendall take a crack at his head.
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Reagan was so unhappy with his first effort -- high and inside, clearly a ball -- that he took another crack at it and lobbed a second toss in order to restore some pride.
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" DISAPPOINTING DE LEÓN GETS ANOTHER CRACK AT FEINSTEIN Sacramento Bee: "California state lawmaker Kevin de León won second place advancing to the November election against Dianne Feinstein in the U.S. Senate race.
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Despite announcements of plans for a film — including one that Jenny Slate took a crack at writing — we've seen precious little of Bugs, Daffy, Porky, Sylvester and the rest of the gang.
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Sorry, Logan Paul, you ain't gettin' a crack at CM Punk in the UFC Octagon -- Punk just slammed the door on the possibility ... and then dissed the YouTube star for good measure.
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Jon Jones wants to see Conor McGregor get another crack at Khabib -- telling TMZ Sports he LOVED the first fight ... and really hopes Dana White locks 'em both in for a rematch.
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It's not exactly Views from the 6-worthy, but I'd still like to hear him take a crack at "Pale Blue Eyes" when he has a little more time on his hands.
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But it — and rival products — appears to be a solid first crack at breaking through the mountain of data weighing down our best analysts, and shaping it into useable bites and form.
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" Last month, her husband told students in Chicago that he wants to "prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and take their own crack at changing the world.
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We've had a look what ARKit is capable of, both from Apple's demo at WWDC and from videos posted to Twitter after developers got their first crack at working with the toolkit.
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What Samsung's accomplished here is, I think, a first crack at the simpler, smarter laptop Windows needs—it's a little bit what the MacBook Air was for OS X five years ago.
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John Curley of The Afghan Whigs took a crack at engineering this one, and the recording does a dutiful job of committing the band's grimey, lo-fi pop-rock songs to tape.
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She may not be ready for a crack at Paula Radcliffe's world record of 2:15:25, set in 453 in London, but Radcliffe's course record of 2:17:18 appears vulnerable.
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LAWMAKERS GRILL FORMER EQUIFAX CEO: Lawmakers got their first crack at former Equifax CEO Richard Smith on Tuesday, bombarding him with criticism for the massive data breach that occurred on his watch.
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Jorge Masvidal tells TMZ Sports the UFC knows he wants a crack at Conor McGregor -- but he REFUSES to jump through hoops to get it ... saying Conor knows where to find him.
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He has garnered endorsements from progressive organizations and legislators and from a top union in New Hampshire, whose voters get a second crack at the candidates a week after the Iowa caucuses.
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While those banks are setting themselves up to become more high-priority debtors — and thus get first crack at being paid off — they are also taking on risk with such a move.
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And while choosing your own adventure is certainly a novel approach, this actually isn't Tinder's first crack at original content: the company also has a podcast all about the quirks of dating.
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My last crack at the Regal found me relishing the Opel-based previous generation, but some notable changes have arrived for the 2018 edition, also a rebadged Opel Insignia manufactured in Germany.
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The borrowers on air are still responsible for their debt, but instead of resolving to work for decades pay it off, they take a crack at answering deliberately dumbed-down trivia questions.
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We're told Jordan gets special custom shoes made -- and gets first crack at unreleased gear -- but it's unclear if these are one of a kind or a preview of things to come.
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Daniel Cormier wants ANOTHER crack at Jon Jones -- and he's calling for mercy when it comes to JJ's suspension so he can get another shot at his rival before he's too old.
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That fight was Frampton's first crack at the featherweight division, having moved up in weight after unifying the IBF and WBA super-bantamweight world titles against fellow Brit Scott Quigg months previous.
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It should be based less on the view that fairness is the same as equality and more on the idea that people should get a fair crack at a good standard of life.
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He's 8 months away from being back in fighting shape, but UFC warrior Thiago Santos says he REALLY wants a second crack at Jon Jones once he recovers from his double knee surgery.
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He is planning, he said, to henceforth devote much of his energy to working with young people to encourage them "to take up the baton and take their crack at changing the world".
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Over the course of the show's first three seasons, Jane dreams of becoming a novelist, and takes a crack at one based on her relationship with Michael Cordero, Jr., played by Brett Dier.
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At CES 2018, we've already seen various takes on the concept from Mad Catz and Corsair, and now it's time for Razer to take a crack at it with its new HyperFlux technology.
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After all, we now have 15 years of makeup expertise on our elementary-school selves, so surely we can take a crack at a caboodle full of glitter and produce something wearable, right?
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I knew Adrian was such a good writer, and a budding musician, so I asked him to take a crack at lyrics in line with what we were trying to communicate story-wise.
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What it says about the future: Olympus Has Fallen made a respectable but not exceptional profit, apparently enough to justify a second crack at an action movie about Gerard Butler saving a president.
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It's been a few years since the Marvel Select toy line took a crack at Spider-Man and even longer since they did one based on the comics rather than the recent movies.
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Though he would lose this first crack at UFC welterweight gold, two additional wins would propel him into a second title fight with Hendricks, and this time around, he came out on top.
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When asked by Vanity Fair if she ever would go on Saturday Night Live to portray someone in the public eye, the actress admitted that she'd consider taking a crack at playing DeVos.
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It'll be up to Brown to prove he's grown into the challenge, even if he's merely taking the second crack at the bigger wing scorers while Crowder handles the bulk of the responsibility.
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He doesn't give all that much of a shit about it, now that a crack at the top prize, $22015,22015 and an admirably proportioned trophy, has slipped through his team's fingers and thumbs.
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There's a line in the show about how he didn't even cry at the funeral so that when he does crack at the end of Act One, it's an incredibly potent, emotional moment.
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Start-ups taking a crack at flying cars include Netherlands-based PAL-V and Slovakia-based AeroMobil, which are accepting orders for flying cars that would require a runway and a pilot's license.
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Derrick Lewis is REALLY excited for the opportunity to fight Daniel Cormier at UFC 230 next month ... but tells TMZ Sports he's shocked Stipe Miocic didn't get first crack at the heavyweight champ.
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"Here&aposs what "I Seek the Truth" sounded like: But once the plot revolved around Elsa seeking out a mysterious sound, they got another crack at the scene, and wrote "Into the Unknown.
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The text goes on a bit sometimes, and the actual story is a little ponderous, but again: this was the first crack at this from writers who'd go on to produce better things.
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The easiest and least disruptive way to correct this is to let superdelegates be superdelegates—but to let those who vote for a Democratic candidate get the first crack at deciding the outcome.
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In one particular Instagram post Weidman shared a pre-UFC 199 video of Bisping wherein the Brit suggested that if he defeated Rockhold, he'd happily give Weidman the first crack at his belt.
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This was enough to earn dos Anjos a crack at Anthony Pettis' UFC title and he happily embraced said opportunity, bullying his way to a dominant unanimous decision win over the then-champion.
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Whether Manziel will get another crack at the NFL remains to be seen, and it's fair to argue whether he even deserves one, though it's clear he hasn't given up on it. 1.
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TMZ Sports talked to the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight champ at a Bellator media event in NYC this week ... and the 36-year-old star says he'd LOVE another crack at fighting Jones.
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So Mr. Gantz, a former army chief and the champion of the just-not-Netanyahu forces, gets another crack at thanking the longtime incumbent for his service and sending him on his way.
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This year, however, brings a new beginning, as Daniel Hyde, the noted British choirmaster who was hired to replace the late John Scott, takes his first New York crack at the beloved work.
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Mr. Rivlin's role is largely ceremonial, but after last week's inconclusive vote it is up to him to decide who will get the first crack at forming a government and becoming prime minister.
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A failure for the two close allies to reach an agreement while the North Korea nuclear negotiations are ongoing shows a crack at a time when the allies are trying to show unity.
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Son number one will sometimes have a crack at Mario Kart 8, but spends much of his time over-steering and being put back onto the track by the always-on-hand Lakitu.
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Already an accomplished wrestler, Weidman surprised many with his rapid development in grappling; he had a good crack at the great Andre Galvao in ADCC just a couple of years into training jiu jitsu.
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The White House had released what is known as a "skinny budget" in March, Trump's first crack at a summary of his spending wishes for discretionary programs for the year that begins Sept. 30.
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A new working paper by two economics professors, Hunt Allcott of New York University and Matthew Gentzkow of Stanford University, is the first major study to have a data-driven crack at this topic.
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And that means Americans can take the same crack at a hot start-up's prospects as if they were Marc Andreessen, the Silicon Valley investor who has backed start-ups like Facebook and Airbnb.
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Along with getting first crack at naming the unusual document — BuzzFeed went with the "Zuck Doctrine," while Recode chose "Mark Manifesto" — journalists were able to tease a bit more information out of its author.
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Manuel Margot was the crown jewel of the Craig Kimbrel trade, a top prospect who gets his first real crack at becoming the team's center fielder and possible leadoff man for the next decade.
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First up… The hypnosis scene Dr. Jordan gets fed up with not understanding what's going on with Grace's memories and decides to "allow" Jeremiah-slash-Jerome to take a crack at hypnotizing his patient.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson will take a seventh crack at a fifth win Saturday night when he draws San Francisco Giants ace LHP Madison Bumgarner in the middle game of a three-game road series.
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PORTLAND, Maine – Beer tourism is a growing piece of the economy in northern New England, where hopheads flock for a crack at limited release beers and a chance to schmooze with fellow brew nerds.
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As I wrote on the one-year anniversary of The Dress thing, all the bigwigs in philosophy have taken a crack at this problem, from Aristotle to CL Hardin, with Isaac Newton in between.
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If you like bare butts and you cannot lie ... check out these stars who put their best asset on display and take a crack at guessing the famous face behind the full moon photos.
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Coming off his loss to Yoel Romero, Souza has just as much pressure on him to prove that he is ready for another crack at the shark tank at the top of the division.
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And that's why I'll spend so much of my post-presidency doing everything I can to help train and prepare the next generation of leaders to take their own crack at changing the world.
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Residents in the Puna community of Leilani Estates, home to about 1,700 people, were ordered to evacuate after public works officials reported steam and lava emissions from a crack at about 4:30 p.m.
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But since I wrote a musical a while back about the necessity of revealing my true self, I suppose I guess it's all right for some stranger to have a crack at it, too.
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As more and more fans clamor onto his bandwagon as he fortifies his place in the win column, surely a win over Dos Santos would nearly guarantee 'Big Ben' a crack at the belt.
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Riding high off this knockout defeat of Rawlings, VanZant was then given another crack at main event duty, this time against former Invicta atomweight champ Michelle Waterson atop last weekend's UFC on Fox 22.
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Although some Republicans suspect yet another failure will hurt them even more than just moving on, the party's congressional leadership seems to think there's no downside to taking a final crack at this thing.
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That's around $7.1 billion, and it sounds impressive, but the bulk of that revenue is from Rakuten Mobile, which has teamed up with traditional operator KDDI to take a crack at Japan's mobile market.
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Insiders who got a crack at the Snap IPO at the offer price of $17 per share won't sell the stock when they're finally allowed to later this summer, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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There is some evidence of this crack at the state level (for example, see Roy Blunt's battle for reelection in Missouri this year), and the highest levels of the GOP are feeling the pressure.
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The dude who went viral for his "I'm Tyrone" Vine videos tells TMZ Sports he's ready to go from the phone screen to the squared circle ... saying he wants a crack at the WWE!!
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Bianchi, who had waited forever for his crack at running a team and believed the Knicks might have gone to the finals that season, fumed after they lost to the Bulls in six games.
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Now, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking a crack at redesigning the form used by banks to explain overdraft options to customers, and has published samples of four possible versions for public scrutiny.
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Congress is moving to take a second crack at opioid legislation, with lawmakers broadly agreeing that they need to do more to deal with a crisis that's killing more than 28500,6900 people per year.
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Fresh off some big political wins, Trump and the GOP Congress could then have taken a crack at Obamacare repeal with a coordinated plan and strategy that it could sell to the American people.
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But, over the past year, two of the media companies with the biggest online audiences — the New York Times and BuzzFeed — have started taking a fresh crack at converting their readers into online buyers.
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SNL doesn't have an in-house Ivanka impersonator — a situation the show will probably have to rectify sooner rather than later — but in the meantime, several guest hosts have taken a crack at it.
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But at some point, subscription services will account for a large enough share of the audience to get a first crack at newly released music — and they'll also play a role in marketing and promotion.
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He's now 03-3 inside the Octagon, and though he returns to the contender pool at a time when the division is more stacked than ever, he's surely not far from another crack at gold.
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"Crazy" drifts from the subject of becoming interested in selling crack at age eight or nine to the subject of having sex that leaves the sheets sticky in just a few short, somewhat unfulfilling minutes.
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In another crack at shedding its cheap image in order to appeal to business travellers, Ryanair, Europe's biggest low-cost airline, started hiring out a customised Boeing 737 with 60 business-class seats for flights.
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" Now that he's done running the country, Obama wants to shift his focus toward helping "prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and take their own crack at changing the world.
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Facebook is today taking a crack at a solution to this problem by rolling out support for both AMP and soon Apple News as a part of its open source Instant Articles software development kit.
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Pippen told us he'd love to see 73-year-old Phil come out of retirement for another crack at a Larry O'Brien Trophy ... and he's confident LeBron, Lonzo and Kuzma could get the job done.
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My experience with the 37.5 Oxford shirtI've had positive experiences with Mack Weldon's underwear and AIRKNITx workout gear, so I was excited to try the brand's first crack at the essential workwear button-up shirt.
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In the court's first crack at this case in 2013, Kennedy joined the conservative wing and sounded almost entirely disapproving of U.T.'s consideration of race, among the other elements, for one-quarter of admissions.
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Now Martin Scorsese has taken a crack at getting an account of the tour right, reshaping the original footage and adding new material, looking to recreate the shaggy, wild vibe of the USA, circa 1975.
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Such a referendum demand would have created a new period of uncertainty on the rules regarding immigration, with parliament set to vote on a new bill that would give locals first crack at open jobs.
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But after years of waiting for an opponent to crack at a critical moment, the Crimson Tide this season have become unglued in the two games in which teams had the talent to test them.
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The 9th Circuit's ruling, the SG said, merely allowed ADR holders to take another crack at drafting a complaint against Toshiba – and even the 9th Circuit agreed that the investors' previous complaint didn't pass muster.
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Like much of Scorsese's work, those two films indelibly imprinted cinema with a particular image of New York City: dirty, dangerous, with a very thin veneer of civilization that's ready to crack at any moment.
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As she made clear in her Recode interview back in May, she deeply understands the media business and Bakish wouldn't be getting a crack at his turnaround plan if it didn't pass her sniff test.
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D.C. joined the guys on TMZ Sports (weeknights on FS1) ... when he was asked if he'd ever want another crack at J.J. in the Octagon (whenever Bones is allowed to fight) ... despite everything that went down.
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"I must protect France, it's fragile, it can crack at any moment," he told journalists on the national day commemorating the storming of the Bastille and the liberal ideas that gave birth to the French Revolution.
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SEE ALSO: A journalist got dragged for saying 'America isn't at war' in an Election Day tweet Democrats will likely have another crack at an open seat in GOP-leaning but Democrat-trending Arizona, and Sens.
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No, and so this question actually reminds me of me helping my fourth grader with his math homework, but I'll take a crack at answering part of it, and you can make your conclusions from that.
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One typical case in Apple's support forums describes buying a phone in Dubai, repairing a simple screen crack at an unauthorized dealer, and only getting the dreaded Error 53 after upgrading to iOS 9 months later.
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They'll also be the first to take a crack at establishing the social norms that surround this kind of photography, and they'll also be the first to have a say in whether it succeeds or fails.
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Emerson says that as the head of computer effects, he's used to keeping his mouth shut in meetings, to make sure the fabrication, rigging, 3D printing, and artistic departments have first crack at each new issue.
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And Kushner, whose published script includes an appendix of alternate text that he wrote for the 229 run at the Public, is taking yet another crack at the play, which is in previews for a Nov.
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It's debatably the most important story in the world right now, the crack at the center of things that has destabilized an entire region and released a new kind of uncertainty and terror into our lives.
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Hulu is the first to get a crack at the egg, but it remains to be seen if its appeal to brands will endure and whether its future messaging and partners will also be health-related.
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Casting consultant Fred Roos hired Ford (moonlighting as a carpenter) to install a door at the building where Lucas was conducting auditions, hoping seeing Ford would encourage Lucas to give him a crack at the role.
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Nowadays presidential impersonators are pretty de rigueur — there's bound to be one on "Saturday Night Live" as long as that show (and the republic) exist, and there are usually other comedians taking a crack at satire.
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Before Cejudo beat Marlon Moraes at UFC 238 this weekend, Aljo dominated Pedro Munhoz on the undercard ... and A LOT of people think Sterling looked so good, he deserves a crack at Cejudo's new bantamweight belt.
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And Burgdoerfer's story — a common one in hockey, current and former teammates said — epitomizes the challenges of making it: how for all but the most celebrated prospects, getting a crack at the N.H.L. involves an odyssey.
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On November 210th, 2013, Serra won a highly-contested split decision over Lytle, earning himself a bumper contract, a sponsorship deal with Xyience and, more importantly, a crack at the UFC welterweight king Georges St-Pierre.
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As for Ruiz, he told TMZ Sports he wants a crack at Deontay -- and it seems Wilder is down to give him that shot ... but first, DW has scheduled fights with Luis Ortiz and Tyson Fury.
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He'd been punching the clock with Toddy ever since 21979 and was a game competitor, eager to improve his war craft and willing to have a crack at just about anyone in a square foot ring.
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Theo Riddick will get first crack at taking over as the lead back, although he has thrived in more of a pass-catching role, tying for the league lead among running backs in 22 with 1993 receptions.
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Like his European Ryder Cup team mate Rose, McIlroy is also playing with an eye towards Augusta, where this year he will have a fifth crack at completing the career grand slam of all four modern majors.
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ZURICH, June 1 (Reuters) - Higher dividend taxes and child allowances feature in Switzerland's latest crack at tax reform after voters in February rejected the government's approach to eliminating ultra-low tax rates for thousands of multinational companies.
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But now, less than four years into a life sentence of at least 243 years, Hales is getting another crack at love behind bars, thanks to an online pen-pal service turned dating site for Canadian prisoners.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bob and Mike Bryan, the greatest doubles pair in the history of tennis, have announced they will end what they describe as a "magical ride" in 20203 after one more crack at the U.S. Open.
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Giuliani's arguments, despite his protestations of the president's innocence, sent a message to the president's allies in Congress: If Trump winds up in legal hot water, lawmakers get the first crack at what to do about it.
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The word is that Nate Diaz will get a largely undeserved crack at the lightweight champion—having not fought since their second match, while the landscape of MMA's most exciting division continues to shift at breakneck speed.
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After a recent Toronto loss to the Suns, DeRozan and Weems had a moment to catch up in the Air Canada Centre hallways near the court where both had gotten their first real crack at the NBA.
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Watch North Korea's Nuclear Threat: VICE News Interviews Victor Cha Conveniently, some of the fine folks at the Center for Strategic and International Studies have taken a crack at unlocking the code of military exercise body language.
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Dana White made it clear that the winner of the interim title fight would get the next crack at the Irishman's featherweight crown, and many believed that Edgar would be the man to gain the golden ticket.
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During Wednesday's hearing, legislators took a crack at cannabis' chicken-and-egg problem: Cannabis remains a Schedule I substance -- the most restrictive class and identified as having no medical use -- because of a lack of comprehensive research.
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This puzzle included an array of textbook cryptic entries, and if you usually avoid this sort of thing, I encourage you to delve into your brain's bag of tricks and take a crack at some clues here.
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A recent bill to require state prisons to implement those guidelines was scrapped in favor of a "cost study" in 2019; the legislature won't get another crack at passing the law until it meets again in 2021.
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Tesla lovers might have to wait until later this year for a shot at a ride in the electric carmaker's first crack at an "affordable" sedan, the Model 3, but the prep for its release is ramping up.
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Jay Pharoah, Fred Armisen, Reggie Brown — a handful of comedians took a crack at impersonating Barack Obama during his eight years in office, but let's be clear: No one had him down quite as cold as Jordan Peele.
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He put the photos online, and eventually a security researcher with the name Xylitol took a crack at making a blueprint from the photos, and shared it on Github, an online platform popular with millions of computer programmers.
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Poland's shift is all the more frustrating because the Law and Order Party already had a crack at power under Mr. Kaczynski and his twin, Lech Kaczynski, 10 years earlier, only to be ousted after two tumultuous years.
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The lawsuit may not die immediately: it is not impossible that the carefully selected federal judge in Texas who gets first crack at it would side with the 20 states and the Trump administration to kneecap the ACA.
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Watch now as he demolishes the course in just a single attempt, and makes it look easy in the process: Amell has apparently had designs on taking a crack at the American Ninja Warrior course for some time.
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The inexperienced M5S, founded less than nine years ago, could thus get first crack at forming a government—a prospect that troubles markets already worried by Italy's huge public debt (132% of GDP at the end of 2016).
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More and more books and comics are being packaged for television these days, as opposed to film, so a second crack at Watchmen might be exactly what the story needs to make the leap from page to screen.
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He was entitled to another crack at selling his viewpoint in court and wound up having it validated when the charges were dismissed after Nicole Holder did not cooperate; it was suggested there was a cash settlement involved.
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After covering Frank Ocean's "Solo" in Milwaukee, Kanye West's "Love Lockdown" in Chicago and Drake's "Shot For Me" in Toronto, she decided to have a crack at St. Vincent's Masseduction cut "New York" tonight at Brooklyn's Barclays Centre.
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The House of M should've at least given the Agents of SHIELD team a crack at it, given that they're already three seasons into dealing with Inhuman mythology with a lot more clarity than what's on display here.
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Read More: Your Porn Is Watching You Researchers from two universities in Italy and Bell Labs decided to take a crack at answering this hugely important question by looking at data from Tumblr and Flickr, both Yahoo properties.
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Even at that, when he saw a 55-year-old take gold in the main race, he went from being inspired by it to wanting to have a crack at the larger course in a matter of seconds.
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Avenatti's attack followed a blow from Judge Kimba Wood, who rejected an attempt by lawyers for Cohen and Trump to get first crack at reviewing materials seized in a series of FBI raids on Cohen's property last week.
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They're for "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles," which if you recall were the songs she played at the Grammys ceremony last night, ruining music for anyone else who made the terrible decision of taking a crack at the thing.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland approved a law on Friday aimed at curbing immigration by giving local people first crack at open jobs, skirting voters' demand for outright quotas that it feared could disrupt close ties with the European Union.
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The new plan, they said, is to take another crack at health care through the 2019 budget reconciliation process (which would again only require 50 votes for passage) and hold committee hearings, markups and reach out to Democrats.
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A few in the fight business had wanted to see Bisping get a crack at Silva for a long time while the latter was middleweight champion, but Bisping couldn't put together the top quality victories to justify it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The star of German Cold War drama "Deutschland 83", which has won small-screen fans at home and abroad, says he would welcome a crack at a follow-up covering the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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He suffered a significant political setback on Sunday evening, when Israel's President announced that Netanyahu's main opponent, Blue and White leader Benny Gantz, had received enough support from lawmakers to get first crack at forming a new government.
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As for Conor -- who recently tweeted about wanting a 2nd crack at Khabib -- Ali says Khabib has nothing left to prove ... and since he smashed McGregor so badly in the first fight, there's no need for a rematch.
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Last year, Signify took its first crack at an automated system with the Hue Sync app, which would sync lights with whatever was on a Mac or Windows PC. It worked well, but it was limited to computers.
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Mr. James did manage to earn a degree and even embarked on a doctoral dissertation (never completed) on Shelley, but the real value of his second crack at higher education was the opportunity to do anything and everything.
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Mr. James did manage to earn a degree and even embarked on a doctoral dissertation (never completed) on Shelley, but the real value of his second crack at higher education was the opportunity to do anything and everything.
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If anything, WWE's current roster, once NXT is considered, may be even more talented than it was during the first crack at the brand split, albeit without the raw star power of a decade and a half ago.
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In fact, when we saw the U.S. Olympic legend in NYC -- not only did she tell us she wants to work with the guy in front of the camera ... but she wants a crack at dat ass too!
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However, the former lightweight champion told Ariel Helwani on Monday's episode of The MMA Hour that Dana White ruled out the possibility of him getting the next crack at the SBG man as soon as McGregor had beaten Aldo.
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Cohen's lawyers went to court last week seeking a court order that would allow them to get a first crack at reviewing the evidence to see whether any of it is privileged and should therefore be protected from disclosure.
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Guy's got a point ... the title has changed hands like three times since Ronda was holding it down ... and now that we know she doesn't have a baby on board ... we're wondering when she'll get another crack at it.
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Boeing on Wednesday urged the U.S. government, which has the first crack at imposing any tariffs since its WTO process is running several months ahead of the EU's, to restrict reprisals to European aircraft to avoid harming American manufacturers.
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However, President Donald Trump's first crack at the budget, released on Thursday, took "skinny" to a new, anemic level as he laid out his plans for boosting military spending, cutting foreign aid and slashing an array of domestic programs.
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As we previously reported, several UFC fighters have been angling to get a crack at Jones after he returned from his suspension to beat up Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 232 last month ... including Luke Rockhold, Corey Anderson and Smith.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss efforts to curb immigration from the European Union without provoking a clash with Brussels cleared another hurdle on Thursday when parliament's upper house backed giving locals first crack at open jobs rather than adopting outright quotas.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has been telling colleagues that he wants to use the time before November to push an aggressive legislative agenda, including taking another crack at repealing more of Obamacare and trying for serious regulatory reform. Sen.
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As you may have surmised, the sign takes a crack at DeVos's aptitude for the job, which was questioned extensively throughout the confirmation process, during which she suggested that schools might need guns onsite in case of grizzly bears.
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Sources said this hoarding and selling of prime trips by senior flight attendants also makes it difficult for mid-seniority flight attendants to get the same crack at those trips that they would typically get if hoarding wasn't happening.
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The Emmy-winning writer and producer has signed a so-called first-look deal with the premium cable network, giving the home of her series "The Chi" first crack at other scripted series she may be looking to develop.
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Switzerland has access to the European single market through a series of bilateral agreements and has skirted voters' demand in a 2014 referendum for outright quotas on foreign workers by instead giving local people first crack at open jobs.
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Executives at NBC's news division, meanwhile, deferred to their corporate cousins at "Access Hollywood," giving them first crack at airing the footage that was theirs — even as the entertainment show, unaccustomed to stories of such gravity, took its time.
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Justin Gatlin vowed to retire after the 240 Olympics, but the 38-year-old USA track star tells TMZ Sports plans change, 'cause he ain't quittin' before takin' another crack at gold ... thanks to some inspiration from Tom Brady.
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The were a lot of people that felt 'The Notorious' shouldn't have even been given a crack at the interim featherweight title back in July, but the promotion had a lot more grounds to allow that stipulation with Aldo.
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Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said that if he does not get a crack at cross-examining people about their relationship to documents that prosecutors want to use, Shkreli will be denied his constitutional rights to confront witnesses against him.
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Europe's main stock market, London's FTSE, reopened with a gain of 0.5 percent as it played catch-up after similar run-ups in Germany and France and as Wall Street's Dow Jones index eyed another crack at 20,81.823 points.
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But conservatives nevertheless hope they can put in place budget reconciliation instructions for health-care reform that would allow them to take another crack at repealing ObamaCare after the election, perhaps spurred on by a pickup of Senate seats.
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" Some artists from Don't Stop Now's first edition return for volume two—Chris Farren takes a crack at Joanna Newsom's "On a Good Day" and Anika Pyle of Katie Ellen has a soft rendition of Lucinda Williams' "Metal Firecracker.
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The 32-year-old Serb will return to court at midday on Saturday trailing 6-2 3-6 3-1 and with plenty of work to do if he is to get a crack at Rafael Nadal in the final.
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I always tell people that the history of feminism is two steps forward, one step back: that any crack at the dominance of patriarchy will result in an attempt to mend that fissure, to build it back even stronger than before.
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Messi provided assists for two goals at the Kazan Arena but the 31-year-old was otherwise subdued in the "false nine" role and his fourth, and possibly final, crack at winning the World Cup was destined to end in disappointment.
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But Hoffman's focus on community, inclusiveness, and the creator fiber that made Vine a starting ground for so many social media celebrities of today seems like the right mix of product and cultural DNA to take a solid crack at it.
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And they came back to us with these two versions of "Remember Me." Some of the other songs in the movie, since Adrian was writing the screenplay at that point, I asked him to take a crack at writing lyrics.
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The Main Stage programming includes panels with prominent VCs and founders in the robotics and AI domains, and for the first time the audience will get a crack at asking their own questions in a separate session devoted to Q&A.
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I'll take a crack at something that wouldn't be a surprise if it's flying around the office in Seattle: whether or not Amazon should buy one of the increasingly popular coffee start-ups that's attracted a lot of venture financing.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation took a crack at solving one big mystery of the House health care bill: how many people with pre-existing conditions might be vulnerable to higher premiums in states that get waivers from Affordable Care Act rules.
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The 1,200 initial membership slots were snapped up even before the club opened so those hoping for a second crack at joining will be pleased to know another 20173,000 members will soon be welcomed as it expands onto an additional floor.
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This is particularly troublesome when it comes to employment and real estate sites, which could prevent users from having a fair crack at jobs and housing simply by failing to display certain listings to them based on their race or gender.
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After bringing the functionality to various properties, opening it to third-party hardware and letting developers get a crack at it, the Pacific-Northwestern retail giant is rolling out a bunch of new Alexa features for its set top box.
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She told our guy she thought GGG looked great ... so great that Rosie says she's getting kinda pissed he's not getting a crack at the big PPV fights ... namely the rumble with Alvarez, which would be the biggest fight in boxing.
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Whether it's Elvis strumming a uke in Blue Hawai'i, the pan-Pacific mishmash of Moana, or "mysterious island" stories like Jurassic Park and Lost, everyone from Jack London to Michael Bay has had a crack at interpreting the 19803th State.
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With the gold secured he went agonisingly close to clearing 2.40 but there was no disappointment and the 26-year-old can target a crack at the world record on home soil when Doha hosts the next World Championships in 2019.
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RHP Seung Hwan Oh was in position to get first crack at the closer's job Sunday, but a pair of St. Louis home runs in the top of the ninth inning wiped out his chance to earn his first save.
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Maybe I've already had a crack at this myself... The alternating between an interval of repeated microsamples in this track is the same technique which Axel Wilner would employ in his own tracks a few years later as the Field.
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Cohen and Trump lost a bid during a court hearing Monday to get first crack at reviewing the files seized from Cohen's office last week to identify files that might be held back from prosecutors because of attorney-client privilege protections.
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In the mid-1990s, six Sackets Harbor high school buddies put together $5,000 each to take a crack at thoroughbred racing, and the star of their stable, Funny Cide, ended up winning the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness in 2003.
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That leaves the door open for Shelly-Anne Fraser-Pryce to have a crack at the 'three-peat' in the women's 230 final on Saturday after the Jamaican qualified fastest for the semis as the only woman under 213 seconds.
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When her storyboard artist-turned-director Joe Johnston took a crack at laying out how the song would be illustrated, he put a huge pause after "she loved you" to make "and she's gone" more of a drawn out, aching moment.
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Whether it's Elvis strumming a uke in Blue Hawai'i, the pan-Pacific mishmash of Moana, or "mysterious island" stories like Jurassic Park and Lost, everyone from Jack London to Michael Bay has had a crack at interpreting the 50th State.
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Why nobody thought maybe B should have taken another crack at a verse after recording this is beyond me, but I appreciate the decision for the simple fact that it highlights Lil B's love of rap and in particular Cash Money.
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The heavily funded startup just added fresh groceries like milk, fruit and meats to its offering for some customers, in an effort to take a crack at a tiny, but growing, e-commerce sector that Amazon has yet to dominate.
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Case in point, former The Loved Ones frontman and Carlile admirer Dave Hause takes a crack at her song "Hold Out Your Hand," a standout sing-along from By the Way, I Forgive You, on his new EP, September Haze.
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Mr. Willeford had already used his weapon to take a crack at the gunman fleeing the First Baptist Church, and once he hitched a ride with Mr. Langendorff, he kept a bead on Mr. Kelley until the law finally arrived.
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Of course, Weidman moved up to the light heavyweight division to fight undefeated Dominick Reyes at 'UFC on ESPN 6' in Boston on Friday -- but his goal is to smash Reyes in the hopes of getting a crack at Jones.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Eight athletes who failed to qualify from the rain-disrupted first round of heats in the 110 metres hurdles will get another crack at reaching the Olympic semi-finals later on Monday, organisers said.
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The former No. 6 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft is overseas this month to help bring football to underprivileged communities ... and while he was in Hungary on Monday, he decided to take a crack at firing a massive weapon.
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The leader of the party with the most votes usually gets the first crack at assembling a government, but it can also go to whoever is thought to have the best chance of forming a coalition with a majority of 61.
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Relations have improved since the Swiss parliament last year adopted a system giving people registered as unemployed in Switzerland first crack at open jobs, instead of limits on EU workers, but a 2017 deadline for agreeing the new treaty was not met.
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When I heard that Divinity: Original Sin 2 was getting a proper release of mod tools as well as the extremely convenient Steam Workshop support, I was very excited to finally take a real crack at one of my favorite game worlds!
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BARTIROMO: Meanwhile, you are getting your first crack at Michael Horowitz, the I.G. The DOJ Inspector General Horowitz announcing he will release his report on the FBI&aposs handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation this upcoming week on June 244th.
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They started to take their own crack at it by building sort of the firmware on some of their most popular cameras, like when they really started to get popular with the Hero21000, and they weren't really doing too well with it.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Rickie Fowler gets another crack at erasing his name from the 'best players yet to win a major' list and the return of his touch on the greens has him believing that time may have come at the U.S. Masters.
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For starters, by going public first, Lyft is defining its own category on the stock market rather than ceding that turf to Uber; it will also have first crack at public market investors who might feel they can't invest in both companies.
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In the mid-1990s, they arrived at the 200 billion figure (again, thank you Hubble.) Arriving at the number Recently, however, a team led by Christopher Conselice at the University of Nottingham in the U.K. decided to take another crack at it.
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As for the customers, she makes it crystal clear that she has a "zero tolerance policy" on harassment or abuse, a point she drives home early on when she asks a rude biker to leave after he makes a crack at someone's weight.
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In the Japanese capital, ringside seats at a sumo wrestling tournament, an imperial dinner banquet and a visit to a naval base are being arranged by Abe, who has spent more than two years making a crack at becoming Trump's best global friend.
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In brief: Nonpartisan staff draw the lines, they aren't allowed to account for any political data, and, while the legislature does get an up-or-down vote, the same nonpartisan staff will simply take another crack at it if lawmakers reject the plan.
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The 28-year-old does not have fond memories of his last official meeting with Federer, when he was picked apart by the Swiss at Wimbledon three years ago, but cannot wait to have another crack at the 20-times major winner.
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In a 2016 report, Pew Research Center took a crack at defining upper class by income, so that adults whose annual household income is more than double the national median ($55,775 in 2016), after incomes have been adjusted for household size, qualify.
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"The single most important thing I can do is to help in any way prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world," he told an audience of several hundred people.
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While it was still a crucial fifth round for the current champion, the final round of his first unsuccessful crack at Hendricks might be where he learned that summoning the 'God of War' was necessary to be victorious in a championship bout.
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There were a handful of compelling new VR experiences at the event, but it felt like many of the peripheral and other experiences were sitting on the fringes of the event — both literally and metaphorically — waiting for a crack at the big show.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Whenever I take a crack at solving a diagramless, which you really should when you see them, I'm always so impressed by the knack it takes to construct something that's free-form and creative, yet follows crossword puzzling's many rules.
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Silva's opponent is Michael Bisping: the man whom many thought for years had the style to give Silva a run for his money, but who would always fall at the last hurdle before he could be granted a crack at the middleweight champion.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A clash of generations will decide the U.S. Open on Saturday with Serena Williams taking a fourth crack at Grand Slam history against teenager Bianca Andreescu, who was not even born when the American lifted her first Flushing Meadows trophy.
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In their novels, personal improvement seemed to be a matter of process; their characters fight indecision or internal conflict by scaling their own psychological summits or, to draw a comparison to video games, by taking a crack at solving their own inner puzzles.
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Ms. Howe remains surprised that "Singing Beach" fits with that mission, but Ms. Kreith — whose first crack at directing, as an undergraduate at Yale, was a scene from Ms. Howe's "The Art of Dining" — said that the new play spoke to her.
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" Reyes is coming off a 1st-round highlight-reel knockout of ex-UFC champ Chris Weidman -- and he tells TMZ Sports he's sick of waiting for his crack at the G.O.A.T. "I've taken out 6 guys in a row in my division.
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The United States remains the only industrialized country not to offer paid leave to parents, and such a policy has been a tough nut to crack at the federal level, because, well, no one can figure out where to get the money.
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It&aposs worth noting that the optical collection we reviewed is Westward Leaning&aposs first crack at prescription eyewear, so while options like blue-light-blocking lenses aren&apost available just yet, one can hope they&aposll be available in the future.
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Where Aldo sought retribution against McGregor for his devastating 13-second knockout loss, Edgar only ever wanted another crack at the featherweight title which has eluded him in his quest to become one of the very few two-weight UFC champions—no matter the opponent.
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Traditionally, such items have been sold exclusively at the parks and for a limited period of time; as a result, they tend to inspire massive consumer demand, particularly among the Disney fandom, with people waiting in line for hours for a crack at buying them.
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But its first crack at the holiday in season 2 is a veritable classic, with Michael Scott (Steve Carell) dealing with his managerial responsibilities with typical ineptitude and Jim (John Krasinski) and Pam (Jenna Fischer) teaming up on a superb Dwight (Rainn Wilson) prank.
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Andrew M. Cuomo took another crack at it, unveiling a $33 billion expansion that would create more than one million square feet of event space and New York City's largest ballroom at the six-block-long complex, which stretches from 23th to 21.8th Street.
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While Trump took a second crack at re-writing it -- dropping Iraq as a country from which all travelers would be banned -- it remains tied up in legal wrangling and there appears to be no near-term timetable under which it will be implemented.
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He's going to spin a few more singles off of Views before the album's release cycle wraps up, and a few candidates — particularly "Controlla" and the Rihanna feature "Too Good" — could have what it takes to give him another crack at the top spot.
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Many analysts, as well as BT's rivals such as TalkTalk and Sky, had argued that Openreach should be separated from BT and run as an independent company, to give all telecoms providers an equal crack at using its infrastructure to connect to their customers.
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Then Republicans decided to throw that reasonable piece of legislation under the bus in favor of the unpopular Graham-Cassidy bill, another crack at repealing and replacing the ACA, and a blatantly desperate bid that failed just as badly as their previous efforts had.
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His ouster follows a wave of executives leaving, including Uber SVP of engineering Amit Singhal, who was reportedly the subject of a sexual harassment investigation at previous employer Google, and Uber board member David Bonderman, who made a sexist crack at a company meeting.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Sam Ezersky buzzes us in, across and around today's puzzle SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN — I always think of Spelling Bee, to which I'm addicted, when I think of Sam Ezersky, but Marching Bands is fun too and it's his first crack at it.
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Though Mr. Jonze is known for his dance-heavy music videos (he twice won MTV awards for helping choreograph Fatboy Slim videos, including "Praise You," in which he danced), "Changers," which runs about 30 minutes, is his first crack at a longer dance piece.
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The Democratic presidential field is finally getting a crack at Michael Bloomberg: The former New York City mayor has qualified for the next Democratic primary debate in Nevada on Wednesday, by rocketing into second place in a new NPR/PBS Newshour/Marist national poll.
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SEOUL, Nov 26 (Reuters) - South Korea's Hyundai Motor said on Tuesday it has signed a preliminary deal to build a new factory in Indonesia, which would be its first car plant in Southeast Asia and a crack at Japanese rivals that dominate the market.
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Opioid deaths mounting, lawmakers hit gas on new legislative push Congress is moving to take a second crack at opioid legislation, with lawmakers broadly agreeing that they need to do more to deal with a crisis that's killing more than 21625,2900 people per year.
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Troy Tulowitzki, 34, a former all-star shortstop whom the Yankees acquired in January, will get the first crack at filling in for Gregorius, but he, too, has injury concerns — returning from two heel surgeries that forced him to miss all of the 2018 season.
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Should the towering Scandinavian have his hand raised on November 19, I wouldn't be too surprised if he gets matched with another fighter toward the back of the rankings as either Jones or Johnson have their crack at the belt and whoever holds it at that stage.
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Although every think tank that works on health policy has taken a crack at guessing how many people could end up without health insurance if Obamacare went away, the CBO report gave us a go-to number of 24 million over the course of the next decade.
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In other words, to have a crack at beating the banks, Chip has come to the conclusion that it needs to be a bank, at least in the regulatory sense, even if, as Rabin tells me, the company has no intention of introducing a current account.
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In that vein, Senator Richard C. Shelby, the veteran Republican from Alabama up for re-election in November, apparently wants first crack at questioning Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on the administration's rationale and legal justification for moving ahead on its own with the new rules.
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But move into gold and then platinum, where the fees are two and three and teams are hungrier to engage in combat, you'll have to know how to survive a firefight and crack at least the top five to earn back your entry fee and progress meaningfully.
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In the Japanese capital, ringside seats at a sumo wrestling tournament, an imperial dinner banquet and a visit to a naval base are being arranged by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has spent more than two years making a crack at becoming Trump's best global friend.
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We want to take a crack at painting a composite of what those sources say on this topic in private: The mental stability topics they talk about are more around narcissism, impulse control, and a lack of empathy — all traits well known to voters before the election.
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When NBC's research division took a crack at estimating the ratings of several popular streaming originals in January — estimates Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos dismissed as "really remarkably inaccurate" — Vox's Todd VanDerWerff offered up three good reasons the real ratings were bound to come into view.
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Cohen's lawyers are seeking to bar prosecutors from getting first crack at reviewing a large number of files seized from Cohen's home, office, hotel room and more than a dozen electronic devices on April 9 by the FBI as part of an ongoing criminal investigation of him.
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Let me take a crack at answering the question on the minds of every TV host, pundit, journalist and think-tanker, and even the mind of the President of the United States: What will be the ultimate result out of the U.S.-North Korea Singapore summit?
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When I sat down with the video, aptly titled "Hypnosis: Love Fruits and Vegetables," to seriously take a crack at it, it was a sunny afternoon — not the dark, cool atmosphere I had imagined I'd be hypnotized in with a pro, but my couch is cozy enough.
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Rothwell clearly isn't UFC brass' favorite—as can be seen in the Miocic debacle—but if he can pull off a win against a man so tailor made to give him trouble as Josh Barnett it will be hard to deny him a crack at the belt.
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Here's what that disclosure ends up looking like for Riot Games' MOBA: Several Chinese speaking League of Legends fans on the game's subreddit took a crack at translating the image, which Riot Games hasn't released in English: And here's the (untranslated) drop rates for DOTA 2.
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Ms. Oh, who is now 0-for-8 at the Emmys, will get another crack at it next week — she is once again nominated for best actress in a drama for "Killing Eve," and many prognosticators believe she is the favorite to grab that first award.
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He also takes a crack at guessing at how a Justice Garland would handle important realms of law — from criminal justice (where he'd likely be unsympathetic to defendants) to gun rights (where he'd probably shift the Court left) to abortion (where nobody knows what Garland would do).
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Diamondbacks LH Patrick Corbin (7-9, 4.43) Blair will get the first crack at seizing the rotation spot of Jaime Garcia, who was traded to Minnesota, but the leash may not be long after a rocky 2016 with Atlanta and some issues this year with Triple-A Gwinnett.
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Duo Is Google&aposs Overdue Crack at a FaceTime Killer Today, Google announced a new video calling app called Duo, and it may just be the FaceTime…Read more ReadAllo is also joined by the video messaging component, Duo, and both apps will be available on Android and iOS.
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This technically isn't the first time Celebi has appeared in GO — attendees of GO Fest back in July got an early crack at a Special Research quest specifically tailored to the event, with the final reward being the opportunity to catch Celebi a solid month before anyone else.
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But special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE has signaled he's not currently interested in Cohen, letting U.S. attorneys in Manhattan take the first crack at his case.
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Not only was Porter allowed to remain in his position (and briefly defended by the administration after the allegations finally became public), at the time of his termination he was reportedly being considered for multiple promotions: speechwriting, an expanded policy portfolio, a crack at deputy chief of staff.
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I had followed the new GT around the world for more than a year, but that day in Utah was my first crack at actually driving it, and the experience renewed my relationship with why I love fast cars — but also with why I'm not a racecar driver.
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In 2006, three friends and NBA fans, inspired by the Ultramagnetic MC's ultra-long rapped tribute to the 1989 NBA All-Star team—it's extremely real and extremely detailed; Kool Keith shouts out trainer Ray Melchiorre—decided to take their own crack at it for that year's team.
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Tracy Wolfson got the first crack at Manning after the Broncos beat the Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50 and after the usual congratulations/talk-about-what-it-was-like-out-there line of questioning, Wolfson got down to brass tacks: was this the last game of your career?
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That would deter the Ninth Circuit from issuing a ruling in the meantime (because it wouldn't want to stick its neck out if it was about to be overturned), and avoid the possibility that a legal technicality could render the case moot before the Supreme Court got a crack at it.
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Instead of preying on nostalgia (with the I.D. Buzz) or taking a first crack at designing a futuristic, fully-electric SUVs (the I.D. Crozz) or compacts (the original I.D.), the I.D. Vizzion is meant to show off what VW thinks a completely self-driving car might look like in 2030.
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Mason leads the conference in scoring (20.2 points) and 3-point shooting percentage (215 percent) while Jackson contributes 261 points - fifth in the Big 2246 - and seven rebounds as his stock continues to skyrocket among NBA executives hoping to get a crack at the 210-foot-22006 swingman in June.
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The link between blue light and sleepless nights has been an increasingly hot topic in recent years, and while the effectiveness of features like this one or Apple's Night Shift is debatable, it's nice to see Kobo take a crack at another new feature that other e-readers are missing.
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Kate McKinnon is debuting her latest political impression, taking a crack at author and Democratic presidential candidate Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE.
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James Vick has been amongst the rabble since 2013, dodging bullets and notching victories, and after a streak of four good victories—during which he laid out the smooth Joe Duffy—Vick finally gets his crack at a top ten lightweight on Saturday night when he meets the infamous Justin Gaethje.
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Feeling fully provisioned with raw facts sufficient to the telling of various gilt- and ironclad lies, ready to take a crack at the thing, I went off to the MacDowell Colony, in Peterborough, N.H. I devoted the whole of a precious two-week residency to writing the first of several drafts.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --EQUIFAX CEO FACES FRUSTRATED LAWMAKERS: Lawmakers got their first crack at former Equifax CEO Richard Smith on Tuesday, hitting him with criticism for the massive data breach that occurred on his watch.
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Down 2-1 from the first leg last month in Spain — when they were also careering toward relegation — Leicester rolled back the clock to last season's Premier League title heist as goals by skipper Wes Morgan and Marc Albrighton put them in the last eight in their first crack at Europe's elite competition.
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A number of content creators are developing for the device, and it's only now opening for pre-orders so the average developer can take a crack at building out a new world with augmented reality (though many are reportedly so put off by the secrecy of the company they're reluctant to develop).
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Among the more or less openly disaffected Republicans Mr Kristol is courting to lead the assault are Governor John Kasich of Ohio, Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, Mitt Romney and Nikki Haley, Mr Trump's ambassador to the UN. If none will oblige, Mr Kristol suggests he might have a crack at it himself.
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"No president, Democrat of Republican, has deployed all of our tools all at once to really take a crack at this problem," Sherman said, before listing a number of options that could be pursued, including increased sanctions, heightened military and intelligence efforts, and a diplomatic strategy that includes a tougher posture from China.
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By showcasing terrible behavior it implicitly modeled good decision-making (think about it: Would you not now think twice about doing crack at a Bushwick warehouse party?) and the kind of qualities that matter in relationships and life: loyalty, ambition, empathy, persistence, kindness and honesty, confidence (delusional or otherwise), forgiveness, and love.
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President s lawyers on Sunday night asked a federal judge to temporarily block prosecutors from reviewing files seized by the FBI from Trump's long-time personal attorney Michael Cohen — and to allow the president to get the first crack at determining which documents can permanently be withheld because of attorney-client privilege.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah), will get a crack at forcing him to do just that.
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If the Yankees were eager to get a crack at the Red Sox, whom they tried in vain to chase down for the division title last season, their excitement did not last long: Mookie Betts ripped the second pitch from Yankees ace Luis Severino high off the Green Monster for a double.
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President Obama's top spokesman on Wednesday took a crack at Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE after the Republican presidential candidate mispronounced Tanzania.
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How do you move from a basic model of egalitarian variety, in which everybody gets a crack at being a star at something, to figuring out how to respond to a complex one, where people, with different allotments of talent and virtue, get unequal starts, and often meet with different constraints along the way?
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Second, the wide berth at the bottom means more people can fit inside, and the narrow crack at the top means that at a very specific point in the day (between 11:30 am and 12:453 pm) at a very specific time of year (late spring to early fall), sunlight pours into the space.
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The Tick creator Ben Edlund's latest crack at bringing his hero and neurotic sidekick, Arthur, to the screen — with co-showrunner David Fury of 24 and Buffy the Vampire Slayer — is in line with the character's history, indulging in all the self-aware jokes that made The Tick stand out decades before meta punchlines became a superhero staple.
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Thus, for example, the parcel of House rules and conventions known as the Regular Order which was designed to ensure all members, including those of the minority party, got a fair crack at amending and debating bills; it was trashed by one of Mr Gingrich's successors, Dennis Hastert, who is now in jail for molesting children.
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Cohen's lawyers were asking Wood for an order allowing them to get a first crack at the materials seized to determine whether any of it is privileged, or to appoint a special master to review the documents before they are viewed by anyone from the US Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York (SDNY).
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Lyft's IPO was the first in a heralded crop of Silicon Valley unicorns expected to test the public markets this year, and on Tuesday it gets to take a crack at another market first: reporting earnings as a public company —or in its case, a big loss — with its first-quarter financials expected after the market close.
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This is the legendary car designer's second crack at building a viable EV company – his first attempt, Fisker Automotive, led to a bankruptcy filing and then a subsequent sell-off to China's Wanxiang Group, which renamed it Karma and has since debuted its Revero (which looks a lot like Fisker Automotive's original Karma car – it's confusing, I know).
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Virgin Orbit isn't the group's first crack at the can when it comes to launching small satellites, which are a relatively new category of device that offer advantages in terms of cost, production time and launch volume and that can operate in low Earth orbit (LEO) for functions like setting up a communications network, space-based imaging and more.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif), a potential 2020 presidential candidate, didn't get her first crack at Kavanaugh until late last night.
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Trump and 85003 Democrats both argue the end of the Mueller probe offers advantages > The Hill: Supreme Court takes another crack at partisan gerrymandering issue On Tuesday the justices will look with a new set of eyes at whether politicians can go too far and unconstitutionally manipulate the lines of voting districts to favor one political party over another.
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Nearly every temporary spending measure since 85033 took a crack at killing it, and last month's massive two-year budget deal effectively served as the nail in the coffin: More than $300 billion in new spending and a timeline that makes it even more difficult for Congress to enact spending reform of any kind during the next few years.
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Psyonix's second crack at doing jet-propelled vehicles smacking a gigantic ball about the place in a demented future vision of Match of the Day meeting Top Gear on the set of Total Wipeout did what the San Diego studio's first, 2008's PS3-only Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, categorically didn't: it became a hit.
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How many papers could brag that their readers literally lined up in front of newsstands in Sheridan Square and Astor Place on the Tuesday nights when it appeared in order to be among the first to get a crack at its classified ads for apartments, jobs and the notices placed by those looking for love in its back pages?
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By raising taxes on the wealthy, we could end the lead poisoning that afflicts half a million American kids, we could provide high-quality preschool for all, we could offer treatment for all people with addictions and we could ensure that virtually all kids graduate from a decent high school and at least get a crack at college.
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Lawmakers are vying to get the first crack at questioning Donald Trump Jr. about his meeting with a Russian lawyer offering compromising information on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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His berserker, Tasmanian Devil-style attack is eye-catching, as was his looping left hook TKO over the undefeated Tommy Langford in Khurtsidze's last outing in the ring back in April, which earned him the interim WBO world middleweight title and finally a crack at Briton Billy Joe Saunders and his legitimate WBO championship at the same weight as a solidified mandatory challenger.
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Demirbay seemed surprised about just how much he could push himself up through it all, and then decided to take a crack at it: It's almost as if a rig man on an action movie set tied the ball up to a track on a straight line and ripped a pulley as hard as he could—straight to the upper right corner.
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Here's yet another reason why comparing kettle corn or what have you to crack is not constructive: While it's definitely not not addictive, crack is actually not as addictive as its image would have you believe, as evidenced by the work of Dr. Carl Hart in the 1990s, who recruited and paid men to smoke crack at Columbia University to study its effects.
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When then-lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos injured his foot and McGregor's first crack at the 155-pound title fell apart, he picked up his rhetorical cudgels for Diaz on 11 days notice, and the lead-up to UFC 196 was some of the most entertaining fight marketing you'll ever see: organic, high-volume, funny without anyone getting too friendly.
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"Part of the great strategy in companies like MedMen and others is that they're getting a chance to take a crack at a multibillion-dollar market which is growing with a 27 percent compound annual growth rate before they have to compete with the big dogs, and as a result they're becoming a big dog in their own right," Dayton told me.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's legal team gets its first crack at defending the president Saturday in a truncated Senate session before a more fulsome presentation on Monday.
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However, that high-profile showdown and a nationwide restraining order in place since Friday haven't stopped immigrant rights advocates from trying to press forward with about 20 other lawsuits in federal courts across much of the nation seeking relief for specific immigrants or for residents of individual states — or just taking another crack at winning a broad ban on Trump's directive.
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I too had that moment, but it occurred much later in my career, after I had spent years trying to demonstrate my worth by taking on additional administrative tasks in order to get a crack at the "real" work, struggling to add my perspective over a din of male voices that didn't take me seriously in part because of my gender.
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"The thing is, I've been a winner all my life," Johnson said, now armed with the second pick in next month's N.B.A. draft, a possible crack at the flamboyant U.C.L.A. point guard Lonzo Ball and the certainty that his Hollywood stardust will draw the kind of free-agent talent that has to this point shunned Phil Jackson in New York.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Oregon State Office of Geology and Mineral Industries, the Oregon Department of Transportation, the Oregon Office of Emergency Management, the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, the city Bureau of Transportation and even the Parks Department—all of these agencies and more have taken a crack at telling parts of the story about what might happen during a Cascadia Subduction Zone event.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 85033 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairwoman of the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, has already said Pai should get first crack at scaling back net neutrality.
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And what I'm convinced of is that although there are all kinds of issues that I care about and all kinds of issues that I intend to work on, the single most important thing I can do is to help in any way I can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world.
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The four seats could ultimately prove a good opportunity for outside parties to get a crack at one of the world's most elite bits of press real estate, but given how much pushback the administration has already given the media in the lead up to the inauguration (and every day since), it's worth keeping an eye on how the White House ultimately divvies things up.
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Tyler Cowen takes a crack at it on his blog: Even if internet or Facebook outages do have a predictive effect on attacks in some manner, it likely shows that Facebook is a communications medium used to organize gatherings and attacks (as the telephone once might have been), not, as the authors repeatedly suggest, that Facebook is somehow generating and whipping up and controlling racist sentiment over time.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairwoman of the House Commerce panel on technology, said today that Congress is going to let the FCC take the first crack at rolling back net neutrality.
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As fate would have it, not long after I enjoyed the six-banger, I got a crack at the V2503 twin-turbo in the AMG GT 63 S (630 horsepower, 664 pound-feet of torque) and once I recovered my senses I could say that while the CLS53 isn't powered by poleaxe, it's plenty beefy and won't leave anyone casting their eyes northward to the realms to 500-plus ponies.
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During the hearing, Whitaker fielded a slew of questions on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation, which he repeatedly declined to answer directly, infuriating House Democrats in their first crack at a top Trump administration official since recapturing the chamber in last year's midterm elections.
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There's rarely any subtlety to it, and though we've seen games from the likes of BioWare, Christine Love and Anna Anthropy take a good crack at all the stuff that happens around the no-pants dance, there's still a severe lack of games that treat sex as something more than just a cutscene or mini-game, and even fewer that spend time investigating the consequences of the act itself.
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When Ali sat joined me for the latest episode of my podcast, I Think You're Interesting, I asked just how prepared he had been for this rapid rise to stardom; his story about hoping for a crack at bigger, meatier parts, then feeling stymied over the years, until he reached a breaking point right around when he landed Moonlight, will hopefully speak to anybody with a dream who's been feeling continually frustrated.
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Maybe having gaps in your gaming knowledge isn't such an issue, especially since 2016 is apparently the year of the remakes and remasters—I might soon be able to experience Red Dead Redemption for the first time in a glorious new form (who knows), and if I ever muster up the courage to have a crack at The Last of Us, at least I know I'll be able to watch Joel's pores dilate in terror.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) looked to rally the GOP base on Wednesday, telling Reuters in an interview that Republicans may take another crack at repealing and replacing ObamaCare if the party maintains its majority in Congress.
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That quest gets nudged forward just a bit in Jason Bourne, Damon's first crack at the character in nearly a decade, and a movie that absolutely did not need to be made: After all, Ultimatum wrapped up with our hero as close to the truth as he was ever going to be, having finally gotten some comeuppance against the CIA bureaucrats who turned him into a killing machine—and then plunging into the East River, alive and kicking.
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"What I'm convinced of is that — although there are all kinds of issues that I care about, and all kinds of issues that I intend to work on — the single most important thing I can do is to help in any way I can to prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton, and to take their own crack at changing the world," Obama told a small crowd at the University of Chicago.
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The panel has been sparring with the Senate Intelligence Committee over which committee will get first crack at Trump Jr. after he published emails detailing planning for a 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer offering political dirt on then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Prominent directors have taken a crack at it, remixing the facts to tell their own tale: Nicholas Ray's They Live By Night (1950), Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde (1967), Terence Malick's Badlands (1973), Robert Altman's Thieves Like Us (1974), Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise (1991), Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers (1994, from a screenplay by Quentin Tarantino), Kelly Reichardt's River of Grass (1994), and David Lowery's Ain't Them Bodies Saints (2013) all trace their origins back to Bonnie and Clyde in one way or another.
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So — in plainer English — it should mean more money to support more creative jobs in Europe which many young people would probably love to have a crack at… The publication of the Brexit ads is, above all, a reminder that online political advertising has been allowed to be a blackhole — and at times a cesspit — because cash-rich entities have been able to unaccountably exploit the obscurity of Facebook's systemically dark ad targeting tools for their own ends, and operate in a darkness where only Facebook had oversight (and wasn't exercising any), leaving the public no right of objection let alone reply, despite it being people's lives that are indelibly affected by political outcomes.
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House conservatives want first crack at funding bill: The conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC) will urge Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and his GOP leadership team to move a short-term government funding bill through the House before the Senate takes action on its own funding bill, RSC Chairman Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Overnight Energy: GOP lawmaker parodies Green New Deal in new bill | House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill | Park Service chief grilled over shutdown House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill MORE told The Hill on Wednesday.
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