In spring, dawns mark the beginning of days that will outlast the nights, and those dawns erupt in the east.
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FALSE DAWNS Electric cars have seen many false dawns and German carmakers have struggled to win over customers accustomed to a recipe of high horsepower and large performance vehicles.
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Kate's reveal throws a massive wrench in everything, because it dawns on us as it dawns on Miles and Miles that either of them could be the father and they'll never know who.
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Xuan Ye - Dawns Upon Me In The Snow, Becoming Ravens2.
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The day dawns sunny, and I am once again hungry.
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But markets have been stung by false dawns in the past.
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So-called 'EdTech' has seen many false dawns over the years.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - False dawns are common during financial market slumps.
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Limited-edition Dawns for You + Me Rolls-Royce, $439,625 and $445,750; neimanmarcus.
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"Our racy little improvisations went on long past many dawns," she claimed.
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The Associated Press: As 2023 dawns, Trump looks to boost evangelical support.
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It finally dawns on him that the growling is coming from behind him.
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It all dawns on Parke: Powers, Tusk, and Meade were just the bait.
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Yet Slovakia, and other countries in the region, have known false dawns before.
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But still it slowly dawns on me the more I think about it.
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But then, halfway to the airport, realisation dawns that we've left something behind.
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It dawns on me… I'm the back-end of that whack-job horse!
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We see Aimee's confused face at his proximity before it dawns on her.
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And then it dawns on Pearce to take a better look at the ring.
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False dawns were perhaps to be expected: recoveries from debt crises are painfully slow.
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The truth suddenly dawns on Bri, while Roger is sent to alert the police.
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As the realization dawns on a panicked-looking Malina, 52, the actor starts laughing.
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The new era that dawns on May 1 is called Reiwa, meaning Beautiful Harmony.
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So perhaps asset prices will adjust slowly to the new reality, whenever it dawns.
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It dawns on me to ask him if he even takes a lunch break.
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As the 2020 presidential campaign dawns, politics is the real king of late night.
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Darkness falls and day dawns in a cosmic cycle of lighting (by Philippe Vialatte).
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MIWD00000PUS lost 56% over 10 months, with plenty of false dawns along the way.
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MIWD00000PUS lost 56% over 10 months, with plenty of false dawns along the way.
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Democracy dawns Army general Chun Doo-hwan seized power in a coup in December 1979.
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That night, it dawns on Arie that he's going to have to send Seinne home.
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As a new year dawns, it is time for Washington to decide on a strategy.
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It dawns on you that the writing itself is a reclaiming, an act of rehumanization.
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But as you stare at that picture, it suddenly dawns on you, I get it.
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The fateful day (in so many, many ways) dawns and Jane makes an unsurprisingly breathtaking bride.
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It dawns on him: He'll never need to generate small talk around this particular sadistic monster.
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Turner used watercolor washes of it to convey the limpid radiance of Venetian dawns and sunsets.
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Despite the overall enthusiasm, many hurdles remain, and Asia's LNG market has experienced false dawns before.
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Foggy dawns, a melting spring, and the pyramid of skulls unfold to the swelling violin melody.
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Or maybe it dawns on someone that there isn't much damage a theater director can do.
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But as a new season dawns, many baseball people wonder where the game evolves from here.
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"It's a horrible job once the the realization dawns that your dream job will never materialize."
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But as 2020 dawns upon us, so does the unimaginable reality of our global climate crisis.
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Green's afterlife got going very quickly, and looked set to be a series of false dawns.
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If Illinois still lacks a budget when the new fiscal year dawns, the consequences could be big.
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It dawns on me that other than the flat white, I've only consumed a protein bar today.
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As a new retiree, you're exhilarated with the notion that each new day dawns with no schedule.
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It's all business, although the appearance of the maquettes is so festive that this realization dawns slowly.
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For example, Wade dawns a haircut which is then corrected by Art3mis to be cooler (more spikey).
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But sooner or later the question dawns: For whom are clues gathered — the narrator, or the reader?
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On Baseball As a new season dawns, many baseball people wonder where the game evolves from here.
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Which is to say, we're all eating, playing video games, and watching Seinfeld until self-loathing dawns.
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From the toppest floors you get a vision of that in the significant sunsets and prophetic dawns.
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As a new year dawns in America, many of the nation's manufacturing sectors are experiencing aggressive growth.
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Occasionally, it dawns on you, like a bad dream you can't escape: This is where you live now.
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When this dawns on her, she grows angry and threatens to add a third man to their arrangement.
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After she kills him, Mia sits on the toilet, and it all dawns on her. What. The. Heck!
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Sentiments can drive markets crazy till reality dawns, and we have seen that closer home in 2014-15.
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As we choke on our bitter sobs, something dawns on us – organising a wedding is an absolute nightmare.
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But after remembering that they blocked Trump on Twitter, the true nature of the message dawns on them.
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I love to see the expressions on people's faces when it dawns on them that they're in love.
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The industry has been plagued with several "false dawns," Brasington says — in the 70s, 90s, and early 2000s.
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But the question remains: After so many false dawns, can Democrats finally make inroads into the Deep South?
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We all know a new era dawns in Washington in approximately 12 days, but why should Hollywood wait?
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She and I hope to cover the 28,000 miles originally planned, but heading into dawns instead of sunsets.
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There have been false dawns in this long losing streak, and many declarations that this time will be different.
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As I research the topic online, it dawns on me that I haven't been to most of these places!
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A new football season dawns upon us and which means the release of another Madden that's not worth buying.
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Specifically, since the election, something that dawns on her thanks to a painful montage of Trump's most egregious statements.
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Every day that dawns socks me in the chest with a fistful of memories and anxieties about the future.
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When the new year dawns, Republicans will control both chambers of the state legislature and governorships in 85033 states.
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It is curiously silent, too, with blank white dawns and glaring noons, and sunsets smeared with too much color.
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As this revelation dawns, the reader is jolted with electric glimpses of connections among characters in the previous stories.
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"It's so subliminal that it never dawned on me, and it never dawns on anyone unless you point it out."
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The odd noise at the end appears to be the man screaming as it dawns on him what just happened.
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As the austral spring dawns, scientists are now being granted their first glimpses of the new iceberg during the daytime.
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As 2016 dawns, boatloads continue to reach Greek shores and thousands trudge across Balkan fields and country roads heading north.
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And then it dawns on you: That was the first reference to guns or gun rights in the whole commercial.
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Realization dawns (for him and for us), and as it does he looks up to see Peggy through the glass.
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It never even dawns on the humans that the heptapods might not share our natural inclination toward domination through force.
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But investors are treading with caution, having learnt the hard way not to be too hopeful after many false dawns.
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For dessert, as 2019 dawns, I'd head straight for the custardy nutmeg eggnog buttermilk pie or the gingerbread layer cake.
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As 2018 dawns and with it the new tax plan, the future of health care for many individuals remains uncertain.
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The current year offers an example of what may happen if it dawns on analysts that they're being too rosy.
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There's a part of your life that you lose, & it later dawns on you that you'll never get it back.
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As national signing day dawns Wednesday, the trend du jour is parents dressing up in uniforms alongside their talented sons.
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When no one wants to, it dawns on them spontaneously that having sex is just like having someone spit into you.
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As the New Year dawns, Republicans have their tax bill, their passel of judges, and their slate of business-friendly regulators.
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Optimists hope Nigeria is in the very early stages of another turnaround, but there have already been a few false dawns.
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Ignoring the existential dread that dawns with menarche, there are also logistical concerns: Location can be a blessing or a burden.
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Frank now has some competition and it dawns on him that it was Durant who was on the phone with Conway.
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And as she finishes, it dawns on me that there's a particular genius to the way this tour is set up.
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Sunday dawns as Cinco de Mayo, with a good excuse to make enchiladas con carne, and Yucatán lime squares for dessert.
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The moon was a tender crescent, the nights frosty, and the dawns glowed with the crimson and violet of the fall.
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As she researches what they will need to survive the journey, it dawns on Lydia that she and Luca aren't pretending.
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It dawns on me that in each of our attempts to "cheese" a favorite game, we reveal a little something about ourselves.
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"We let the fox in the hen house," Dick McDonald exclaims when Kroc's plan dawns on him; by then, it's too late.
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There have been plenty of false dawns in this market but this is the year that it really seems to be happening.
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Something dawns on her and she throws it out there and you know it's gold so you need to get in there.
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As 2017 dawns, we have entire fleets of vehicles for both commercial and consumer use moving toward self-driving, aka computer control.
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After many false dawns, AI has made extraordinary progress in the past few years, thanks to a versatile technique called "deep learning".
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So, as 2019 dawns, many of Lincoln Center's biggest institutions will be substantially different than they were at the start of 2018.
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THE IMAGE OF the artist feverishly working alone as first light dawns through the tall, grimy windows of the atelier dies hard.
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"But when you walk out of the place and get into the car, it dawns on you, you're like, whoa," he said.
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It gradually dawns on George why his father might want to avoid someone whose husband destroyed all that he had built up.
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As the 240 election cycle dawns, it's no surprise that our ongoing national debate over the Electoral College has resumed once again.
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A new season dawns at the grander end of Lincoln Center with a new David McVicar production of Bellini's bel canto classic.
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"This was a very happy surprise after a number of false dawns recently, which had been increasingly unsettling," the campaign group said.
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At last this dawns on Piper, who has blinked through the last six seasons while wondering why her life is so terribly difficult.
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As a new work week dawns, CNBC turned to some of the most successful leaders in their fields to hear more inspirational advice.
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Veterans of WADA's hundred-page-long reports will enjoy the gradual realisation that dawns on the investigators, whom Mr Fogel interviews at length.
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In the last few photos taken of boxing legend and civil rights icon Muhammad Ali, he dawns shades and puts up his fists.
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BRISBANE, Australia — As a new tennis season dawns, the comeback prospects for the bevy of injured stars on the men's tour appear dim.
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It dawns on me then that many people feel safe in my hands—they might seek safety even more than healing or therapy.
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And at that point it dawns on you that very few hits in Elton's 1970s catalogue are truly upbeat rather than sad and soulful.
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It also dawns on me that in my LBD, heels, and tights I am totally in the wrong attire for a pottery class. Whatever.
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It dawns on her: The world's bigger than Aunt Eller's house, and Curly's "surrey with a fringe on top" isn't going in that direction.
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After previous false dawns, he was wary of calling Pearson's recovery and said there was no change to the outlook for the full year.
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This is probably naïve, but I'm hoping the ineffectiveness of this surface-level alignment with noble causes dawns on the world's collected brands soon.
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" It dawns on them that they are trapped in the vision, "no more than characters in the vast dream that had settled over us.
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Then the realization dawns that this movie is a sort of fusion of Eastwood's other recent directorial projects, Sully (2016) and American Sniper (2015).
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It doesn't matter when reality dawns on them — they will be forced out by the math of the process in the month of March.
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One can envision Elon Musk, as 2024 dawns and the first private lunar expedition looms, calling the NASA administrator and offering him a proposition.
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As this exciting new era of modern medicine dawns, we must adapt by reforming our payment systems to meet the challenges of our time.
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As the dinner guests' plight gradually dawns on them, the music meanders through changing tempos and jolting, staccato rhythms that reflect the impending horror.
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As I stand naked in the middle of Hanson Fitness, a personal training studio in Manhattan, it dawns on me that I'm about to exercise.
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I feel like I've won a prize, and then it dawns on me: TomTom is not a bar that serves food—it's an escape room.
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"So we have 15 minutes tops before the game starts, and it dawns on me that I forgot to take it," Davis, 46, tells PEOPLE.
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By the time you catch your breath, a realization dawns: That opening sequence is the most stunning seven minutes of footage Marvel has ever created.
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As it dawns on mankind that free will is an illusion and external algorithms can predict people's behaviour, Mr Harari believes liberal democracy will collapse.
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At the end of Uncanny Valley, as the Trump era dawns, mentions of workers' rights and corporate responsibility starts to creep into Silicon Valley conversations.
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It was a contentious, sprawling, roller coaster of dashed hopes and false dawns — a mini-series where major characters suddenly die and plot twists shock.
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The horror here is subdued, below the surface, and it only dawns on you gradually how terrible and violent the thing you just read was.
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But it also dawns on me that the women are super double tanked — that to be a modern, urbane woman means to be a serious drinker.
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Then it dawns on you that the only reason it was discounted in the first place was to try and shift stock that refuses to sell.
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By now, most Blue Jays fans have probably pored through all those stories listing the five big questions facing their favourite team as spring training dawns.
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As 2019 dawns on the East Coast of the United States, New Horizons will pass within about 2,200 miles of Ultima Thule, speeding at 31,500 m.p.h.
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AT THE CAFE Somewhere between 5 and 7 o'clock, it dawns on me that Monday is quickly approaching, and I need to get some writing done.
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An hour later, it dawns on me that I need to wash, deep condition, and blow dry my hair for my hair appointment tomorrow after work.
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It dawns on me that the name, Occupy White Walls, might indeed be a reference to Occupy Wall Street, but from an utopian art world perspective.
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In other words, as Election Day nears, the reality of a presidential vote dawns on American voters who had once expressed support for third-party candidates.
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Earth Day dawns cold, gray, and very wet in DC. As marchers filter into the Washington Monument grounds, they crowd around a small stage near the obelisk.
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Maisel season 2 begins planting the seeds of a Midge-Benjamin breakup long before it dawns on Midge that she cannot marry her handsome Jewish doctor beau.
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As 503 dawns, there's a sense in Silicon Valley that the decades-old fantasy of a true digital assistant is due to roar back into the mainstream.
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As a new week dawns, the capital is on edge to see whether Mueller has any more dramatic cards to play before the turn of the year.
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As I stumble towards the exit, and beeline for the local chippy, it dawns on me just how much of an impact this place has already had.
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In "As Prince Harry anDod Meghan Markle Wed, a New Era Dawns," Ellen Barry writes: The most startling moments came with the sermon by the Most Rev.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC A new season dawns at the grander end of Lincoln Center with a David McVicar production of Bellini's bel canto classic, at 21942:22012 p.m.
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Until our world gets better at robotics and the inevitable mechanical apocalypse dawns, you can check out the new season of Westworld starting April 22 on HBO.
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However, Cunliffe — who voted against the BoE's last rate rise in November — said policymakers needed to be wary of "false dawns" promising wage growth, which has disappointed before.
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"After eight years of sacrifice a new era dawns, vindicating those difficult concessions made by the people of Greece," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told parliament before the vote.
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But when he sees that the Instagram-like generic social network he's posting to is already saturated with sandwich pictures, the banality of his existence dawns on him.
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There were a handful of stumbling points and false dawns of opposition along the way, but in retrospect everything from mid-March forward was a mop-up operation.
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Last month Haldane set he saw a "new dawn" breaking for pay in Britain, after previous false dawns when BoE forecasts of stronger wage growth had proven premature.
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However, on various occasions in the past these successes over their illustrious rivals from the south have proven false dawns for Mexico and often a catalyst for Brazil.
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There is no sign that the holder of that office, or his high-profile son and heir, are considering diluting their own powers as a new era dawns.
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But, according to the source, it dawns upon Khashoggi almost immediately that things are not going to plan, when he recognizes one of the men who meets him.
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And if the futility of their situation ever dawns on them like a dark sunrise, they're unlikely to receive a lot of sympathy from their friends and family.
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It then dawns on me that this person seems more representative of the type who would play this game: not an art world baron, but an internet troll.
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Fleet operations and management As the autonomous age dawns, many predict that private car ownership will become obsolete, replaced by shared AV fleets that individuals summon only when needed.
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But as the realization dawns a third of the way through that Hollinghurst is on the side of life, not an airless past, the walls start to come down.
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On the sixth day, it dawns on me that my father's antics must have reached every single one of the hundreds of Facebook "friends" I've made through the years.
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In 1874, Muybridge discovered a letter from his wife, Flora Dawns, to theater critic Harry Larkyns, that led him to believe Larkyns was the father of his wife's child.
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As another school year dawns across the country, teachers in the U.S. are facing daunting financial challenges amid stalled salaries, crimped pensions, and an ever-rising cost of living.
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"This is a huge change, as it dawns on the west that Asians used to make things for us and now we are making things for them," he says.
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For Gen Z, it was a year of dawns—thematically absorbing, a rising cabal of artists suggesting lasting promise (Rico Nasty, Summer Walker, Pop Smoke, Clairo, and Tierra Whack).
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I notice the director of the show chatting to a couple of Russian people in clothes that look incredibly expensive, and it dawns on me: I'm in the wrong place.
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After perusing enough retina-blinding diamond crucifixes, watches, and bedazzled grills to make Jacob the Jeweler look like Zales, it dawns on me that Paul Wall won't show up tonight.
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It is easy to recognize the picture as assuredly maternal, but it also slowly dawns on the viewer that this person is ungendered, muddling views dictated by rigid gender strictures.
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Britain had seen numerous 'false dawns' for pay growth in the past, and there could be more spare capacity in the labor market than the central bank thought, he added.
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As the first day of school dawns, Mae is holding out, arms crossed, imagining disaster as her mom and dad hustle her out the door, insisting that fun lies ahead.
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The red of autumn trees transitions to green and back again; an unseen sun cycles overhead, pushing yellow dawns into crepuscular purples; snow falls in featherweight ensemble against a cold blue.
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"We've had times before when we thought it was a good time to go into emerging local currency, we thought there were green shoots but they were false dawns," Ellis said.
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As the Trump era dawns in America, the composition of the cabinet and inner circle taking shape around Donald Trump is too ideologically incoherent to define the next president's policy agenda.
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It dawns on me during our conversation that Nrmal is an abstracted take on the business conference (but with Acid Mothers Temple providing the muzak and hearty amounts of 2C-I).
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This obvious truth dawns on him when he sees all the babies Mindy's fertility practice has brought into the world; a practice that is facing closure due to plot-moving reasons.
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Using counter-drone technology, the New York Police Department will also work with federal agents to thwart any civilians tempted to fly their own drones through Manhattan's canyons as 2019 dawns.
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The second is that, if it dawns on Mr Trump that he has been played by Mr Kim and made to look naive, he may react like a jilted, misled suitor.
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And it has lost the capacity to make the most essential decisions, and slowly it dawns upon us that a ship that cannot be steered is a ship that will sink.
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He said: "As you grow older, it dawns on you that you are yourself—that your job is not to force yourself into a style, but to do what you want."
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An excerpt from Mr. Koubi's "The Barbarian Nights, or the First Dawns of the World" — for 13 strapping men in bundled skirts — closed the program with a cascade of acrobatic tricks.
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And beyond Talladega, the controversies raise tough questions for Mr. Trump's most ardent critics as his presidency dawns: What is the proper response to a president as polarizing as Mr. Trump?
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Even as it dawns on me that I may have pledged lifelong fealty to a man who ends every sentence with the equivalent of "dude," I'm taken by an eerie joy.
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At this point, it dawns on Coleman that he's struck an information gold mine — but that he'll have to essentially ruin Rachel's life in order to restart his own TV production career.
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Suddenly it dawns on me: he's that kid who lived down the block and that everyone thought was a little off because he listened to weird ambient noise while he made comics.
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But each day dawns with a possibility that Trump will disgrace the Presidency more than he already has, whether he is insulting Native Americans or mangling relationships with our most trusted allies.
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As the 2016 youth football season dawns, the revelation will most likely fuel skeptics of football's claims of reform, and discourage parents who want solid information about the sport's risks for their children.
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You are not necessarily the most astute woman in the world, but it slowly dawns on you: This woman did not send you a friend request because something you wrote made her laugh.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Senator Chuck Schumer of New York wasn't planning on being leader of the Senate minority — and by extension the Democratic opposition — as the Trump era dawns in the nation's capital.
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When Oswald reads it aloud, the poem takes forty-six minutes; it was composed in the course of many dawns, but it reads as though the breaking light is bringing it into existence.
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People look confused, and it dawns on me that I've fallen into the only task more impossible than convincing fashion people that I'm a fashion designer: trying to convince Italians that I am Italian.
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A new era dawns for No. 10 Wichita State as the Shockers visit Connecticut on Saturday afternoon in their first American Athletic Conference game following a 72-year run in the Missouri Valley Conference.
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"When that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men," Ms. Winfrey said.
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In the search for a successor to Serena Williams, fans of women's tennis have witnessed more changing of the guard moments than a tourist at Buckingham Palace but all have proven to be false dawns.
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This "Day" dawns not only in a different era, but with a new ethnic flavor, starring Justina Machado (perhaps best known for "Six Feet Under") as the daughter of Cuban immigrants, and an Iraq veteran.
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"But historical experience tells us that at the moment of easing of the situation on the peninsula and as first light dawns on peace and dialogue, frequently all manner of disruptive factors emerge," Wang said.
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Merkel, who has fought criticism from some CDU members who prefer the CSU's tougher line, seems to have won over a majority of her lawmakers as it dawns on them how high the stakes are.
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And then it dawns on me that I'm going to do better in the world of finance and investing then I would necessarily practicing law, so I go to Goldman, I spend seven years there.
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Eventually, it dawns on you that that baby does not appear from the sky, that there is a lineage that really has an effect on the health — and I'm not even just talking about nutrition.
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M&S's latest attempt at a turnaround after several false dawns will see its UK space profile shift to 50 percent clothing and homeware and 50 percent food, from a current two-thirds/one-third split.
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The podcast chronicles each approaching footstep, each rat scurrying by—and each realization that dawns as Dan learns more about the sinister song that affected the lives of the building's eccentric residents back in the 1990s.
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"When eclipse day dawns, weather will trump all the geometric calculations and careful planning that eclipse-chasers have worried about for years," said Kelly Beatty, senior editor of Sky & Telescope magazine and a veteran eclipse chaser.
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As it dawns on conservative House members that Congress will fund Trump's government in much the same way they funded President Barack Obama's—without gutting Planned Parenthood or Obamacare—their opposition will grow, fueling Democratic leverage.
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Unfortunately, the woman turns out to be Pennywise's daughter and creeps around pretty menacingly behind Beverly's back as it slowly dawns on her that the nice old lady might not be as nice as she thought.
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Cersei, sipping her wine, getting in a dig at Rhaegar to needle Daenerys, and the Dragon Queen furiously standing up for her brother, when the camera pans to Tyrion as the realization dawns across his face.
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There's this moment at the party where we're both doing our makeup in the mirror at the hotel, and it dawns on me that something is seriously wrong: We're both doing this for the same guy.
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When 2019 dawns, a flurry of Democrats are likely to begin launching presidential campaigns, giving him an excuse to head out to the place where he always feels best: among his adoring throngs on the campaign trail.
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He'd set out into the cold fog of those Turin dawns wearing a large beret that formed a kind of visor over his brow and a great big raincoat full of pockets and with many leather buttons.
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But as time passes, ceremonies get more extreme, people start to disappear, and it dawns on Dani and the group that there may be something far darker at play in this serene field in the middle of nowhere.
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With each new day that dawns on the Trump administration, a little more light is shed on possible coordination between the president, his family, his businesses or his campaign and the Russian government before and after November's election.
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"Did you know it takes men an extra seven seconds to perceive a woman as a threat?" she asks, as it slowly dawns on her male counterparts that she might actually be up to something more than tantric.
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"When you talk about a billion billion [calculations] per second, for us mere mortals it kind of dawns on you where we are, what we're doing, what we are on the cusp of being able to accomplish," Perry said.
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Gradually it dawns on both sides that the natives are being manipulated and their wallets bled dry — and that playing with the time stream doesn't matter to the future people, who are actually descended from a different universe's past.
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As I stand beside/below them on Madison Square Garden's sideline during a recent morning practice, it dawns on me that these shoulders should have come to mind when Howard's awkward tenure with the Atlanta Hawks came to a merciful conclusion.
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After several apparent breakthrough moments, false dawns and premature declarations of the new sound's demise, grime's current wave of commercial success lands on the same point in the timeline as US hip-hop's huge expansion moment in the early 210s.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel has seen a number of false dawns since crossing to Ferrari but the German could see good times ahead for the 'scuderia' after putting his car on the front row of the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday.
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As a new week dawns, Trump will need to extricate himself from the mess before it does more damage to his party ahead of the midterm elections in November and try somehow to regain his dominance of the political narrative.
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As their Washington revolution dawns, designers are assuming, Mr. Altuzarra said, that the main players "will have a different relationship to clothes" than fashion has come to expect from the White House, and on which it had placed its bets.
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Does partaking of the golden dawns over Bagan, lingering in the tea shops of Yangon and browsing in the markets of Mandalay mean one is giving tacit approval to the human rights violations being committed (and denied) by the government?
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So the final possibility worth considering as 2019 dawns is the same one that informed my opposition to Trump two years ago, which is that we should fear most from an unbound Trump isn't bad policy or sleaze or norm violations.
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Burble reminds Jughead how his desire to lionize his grandfather — a man who abused his dad F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) and later abandoned his family — may be hurting F.P. This fact finally dawns on Jughead, who looks ashamed for his behavior.
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The past decade has been marked by false dawns, in which optimism at the start of a year has been undone—whether by the euro crisis, wobbles in emerging markets, the collapse of the oil price or fears of a meltdown in China.
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In his latest work, "Les Nuits Barbares ou les Premiers Matins du Monde" ("The Barbarous Nights or the First Dawns of the World"), Koubi exposes the biases against cultures that are perceived as "barbarian," looking to his own French and Algerian lineage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After three years of negative returns in emerging market currencies and local bonds, and at least as many false dawns, some investors are punting again on a turning point - this time hopeful of a downturn in the dominant U.S. dollar.
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As morning dawns on Las Vegas in the aftermath of Sunday night's horrific mass shooting, which killed at least 22017 people and injured more than 217, that's the biggest thing anyone in the area — or even outside the area — can do to help.
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Aside from the late dawns and early sunsets around the time of winter solstice, the shadows around noontime will be longer in the winter, when the day is almost done, and shorter in the summer, when there's still several hours of sunlight left.
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Breathing life into these mechanics requires a willingness to join the game in its often halting efforts at storytelling, and it dawns on me that maybe this is the thing above all others that has repelled me about so many space strategy games.
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For at least the past two years it has been virtually unrelenting doom and gloom in the sector, with any price rallies proving to be false dawns as the industry battled oversupply as well as slowing demand growth in top consumer China.
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As awareness of the transgender community dawns in the United States, and as the English language grapples with new gender pronouns, millennials (sometimes called the gender-fluid generation) are placing greater importance on expressing their identity through clothing, makeup — and, yes, hair.
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Still, there remains a sort of wondrous spectacle in "Battlefield," in its actors' use of cloaks and shawls (by Oria Puppo) to transform themselves into gods and animals; in the lushly saturated lighting of Phillippe Vialatte that conjures dawns and sunsets and conflagrations.
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The story gets its power, as Edmund Wilson once pointed out, from its concision — a hallmark of Kipling's writing from this period — and from the way it cleverly withholds important information, so that what's really going on only gradually dawns on the reader.
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When people are given numbers, "it won't mean anything, but when you're standing in front of that big piece and you see the size of a porthole, it dawns on you that, God, yes, this was a massive, massive ship," Dr. Kentley added.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE (D-Minn.) to not drop out by the time the convention dawns.
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Having suffered dozens of false dawns over the past couple of decades, it's little wonder that Liverpool fans have had the fresh, warm piss ripped out of them for the disconnect between their title hopes and the cold, hard reality of their league finishes.
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"We are pro-secco but by no means anti-pasto," he recently told The Sun, a newspaper, alluding to food imports from the EU. When the reality of Brexit dawns, Mr Johnson and his fellow Brexiteers will find no trade deal to be especially appetising.
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And what emotion we feel when it dawns on Sands, a specialist in international and human rights law, that he too is linked to some of the great trials at the end of the 20th century that saw the posthumous victory of Lemkin and Lauterpacht.
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Peter comes to life only when we follow him in his obsessive fear of a Y2K computer catastrophe, stocking his basement with canned food, water, sleeping bags and battery-powered radios — and creating financial havoc for his family when an uneventful New Year's Day dawns.
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After more than a decade of false dawns, M&S set out on its latest transformation plan shortly after retail veteran Archie Norman became chairman in 2017 to work alongside Rowe, who has been with the firm for 30 years and became the boss in 2016.
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The connections among these disparate spooky manifestations, all of which ended as suddenly and as inexplicably as they began, are what the narrator is attempting to discover, at least until it dawns on him that his investigation might be putting him, and his city, in danger.
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The teaser is appropriately New Year's-themed, featuring archival footage of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve from 1984: As the ball drops in Times Square and 1985 dawns, things take a turn toward the Upside-Down just as the clock is about to strike midnight.
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And it dawns on them when the president of the company, a Jewish woman who publicly mourned the loss of her husband just a year or two ago suddenly sees literally like anti-Semites using her platform to find other like-minded people who want to kill Jews.
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His warning that it would take time for customers to notice improvements and return to M&S stores to buy products other than its successful food ranges, combined with the impact on its margin forecast worried investors, who endured several turnaround false dawns during Bolland's six years in charge.
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It doesn't have to be this way: This can be the year when it finally dawns on the Democratic galaxy brain that its voters might be more strongly drawn to a candidate who actually makes it clear that they stand for a few basic things that are not negotiable.
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Lisa Marrone, a principal at August Capital who joined in 2017, previously worked in the Obama administration and at the biotechnology startup Lyndra after a three year stint at Bain & Co. As the New Year dawns, new opportunities are emerging for savvy venture capitalists in a number of different fields.
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There have been several "false dawns" for oil markets in which OPEC has signaled that it could be ready to freeze production levels (already at record highs) but those expectations have come to nothing at previous OPEC meetings – hence analyst skepticism over the latest announcement by Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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The 135-year-old M&S set out on its latest transformation plan, after over a decade of false dawns, shortly after retail veteran Norman became chairman in 2017 to work alongside Chief Executive Steve Rowe, who has been with the company for 30 years and became its boss in 2016.
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And though Cannes, and the festivals that follow, are where brands spot the talent they want to sign; where they start getting wind of who may be the Next Big Red Carpet Thing when awards season dawns later in the year; which movies and which stars are getting the most buzz.
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It's a fair point, if a fairly obvious one, but Gladwell leads up to this moment by dispensing suggestive morsels of theory, like a trail of bread crumbs; his italicized conclusions are designed to hit us with the force of revelation when it finally dawns on us how everything fits together.
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Mickey (Gillian Jacobs), a self-help radio-show producer with self-destructive tendencies, and Gus (Paul Rust), a dweeby aspiring screenwriter and tutor for a child star, connect cute and then try to decide if they're meant to be together or apart, over and over again — until finally it dawns on them.
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Mickey (Gillian Jacobs), a self-help radio show producer with self-destructive tendencies, and Gus (Paul Rust), a dweeby aspiring screenwriter and tutor for a child star, connect cute and then try to decide if they're meant to be together or apart, over and over again — until finally it dawns on them.
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Michy Batshuayi came off the bench to add a late fifth but it was by no means all plain sailing for Roberto Martinez's side and they will be aware that they will need to tighten up at the back considerably if they are to finally make a push to a major tournament summit after so many false dawns.
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And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say "me too" again!
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And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say 'Me too' again.
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"When that new day finally dawns, it will be because a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say, 'Me too,' again," she closed.
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And when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say "Me too" again.
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" Read Oprah's rousing Golden Globes speech "When that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say 'Me too' again.
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At the beginning of the last century, the American sociologist and scholar W. E. B. Du Bois wrote, "the problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color-line," and as the twenty-first century dawns, Abasi Ene-Obong, the founder of 54gene, is trying to make sure that the color line doesn't circumscribe the ability of Africa to participate in science's next great era of discovery.
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The prospect of paying a flat fee each month to discover a handpicked selection of exciting new products delivered straight to your door loses its luster pretty quickly the moment it dawns on you that you're paying $103 a month for a perfume sample, a travel-sized body scrub, some bath salts, and a mini lipstick in a shade of pink that makes you look like you've never heard of warm vs.
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He starts the story with what otherwise appears to be a normal day in the life of an everyday human, but within a few paragraphs, we learn that the narrator is "going to the filling stations" and it slowly dawns on us that the narrator — and all the people that populate this imaginative world — are actually some form of cybernetic beings, dependent on a mechanical supply of air for their machined bodies.
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And now for "27 ways to feel bad about yourself while the last piece of Christmas pudding you've ‘indulged’ in is still making its way through your intestinal tract…" As the new year dawns, you'll notice that without ANY space to breathe whatsoever, what was once a newsfeed saturated with sequins, pints and party platters becomes one bursting at the seams with resistance bands, Nutri Bullets and all manner of "New Year, New You" rhetoric.
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However, when people realize this would mean that the UK would copy and paste all of the EU's rules without being able to vote on any of them, something dawns that this may not work for one of the world's oldest democracies, let alone for the majority of the public who voted to leave the EU. Norway, which is outside of the EU but inside the single market, has been described as a "fax democracy" by its former prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg.
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They make rap for the silvery whoosh of midnight speeding on the 10, the 110, the 105, the 710, and the 203; for the goosebump kiss of air conditioning on sweltering afternoons; for dusks and dawns turned oil slick creamsicle by freeway carcinogens and ash borne from the Southland's uncontrollable blazes; for bail bondsman neon, courtroom fluorescents, and concerts full of iPhone flashlights; for fake lean, real Gucci, and questionable morals; for 14-year-old Fairfax Avenue truants, 21-year-old Instagram twerkers, and 28-year-old parolees trying to avoid the third strike that condemns them to ramen noodle hookups and crackling phone calls with daughters growing older and more distant by the day.
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