What research did you do ahead of time to prep?
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Do ahead: place "fun size" Snickers in the freezer. 2.
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That's precisely what we're going to do ahead of our review.
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We have a lot of work to do ahead of us.
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"These are all things you can do ahead of time," Hannon said.
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Do ahead: Vegetables can be salted, drained, and patted dry 1 day ahead.
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So, those are the big thing we try to do ahead of it.
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There was still much to do ahead of the first show, scheduled Thursday.
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Your Thanksgiving do-ahead list Then there are broader questions of Thanksgiving Day etiquette.
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Knowing what you want to do ahead of time can really help you get there.
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See some fresh takes on the 'do ahead, and get a few product recommendations, too.
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Do ahead: The banana bread will keep for up to 4 days at room temperature.
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Ratner said, though, he didn't completely know what Trump's executive order would do ahead of the signing.
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We could go on — and we do, ahead, with 12 of the most impactful, timeless, and copied hairstyles in Oscars history.
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Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment on what it plans to do ahead of the Italian election.
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With Nevada's caucus in the rearview mirror, Biden has a lot of work to do ahead of the South Carolina primary.
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Any work you can do ahead of time to get a sense of what the company pays is also useful for such discussions.
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He did not comment on what the monetary policy committee would do ahead of the next Official Cash Rate (OCR) review on March 25.
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The moments of real beauty in fighting come when one man seems to know what the other will do ahead of time and reacts perfectly.
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Ahead, Perino dishes on the homework each candidate needs to do ahead of the debate, and on her own essentials — and companion — for viewing the rhetorical rumble.
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"Today's meeting and accomplishment is just the beginning and nothing more than a tip of the iceberg compared to what we have to do ahead," he said.
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Intention is the key to productivity — when we have more to do than time to do it in, choosing what we do ahead of time becomes essential.
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Ducey's office said he's on track to pick a replacement in the "near future," something he'll likely do ahead of the new congressional term on January 3.
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I worked hard to get to this place of understanding; it was painful and took self-control, and I know there's a lot more work to do ahead.
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A senior Democratic aide criticized the proposal, arguing it was the last thing Democrats needed to do ahead of a midterm election where they could secure control of the House.
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Could you speak about what Facebook is going to do ahead of the 2018 midterms to make people feel more confident that the platform won't be used this way again?
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We have an obligation to prepare the President for that meeting and I think there is some ground work we can do ahead of that that will help with that preparation.
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"Investors are trading with caution, like they normally do ahead of any big trade negotiation and a central bank event," said Everett Millman, precious metals specialist at Gainesville Coins in Lutz, Florida.
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"Hiring and training thousands of people to identify and register nonvoters and bring them to the polls is probably the single most effective thing you could do ahead of 2020," Bouie says.
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If you're growing out your hair and yearning for some inspiration — or, if you're already rocking waist-length waves (damn you) — check out our refresher on the simple styles anyone can do, ahead.
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It requires patience… I think a big part of it is the work that a small business owner can try to do ahead of time to try and prevent the issue to begin with.
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As he held his 4-year-old granddaughter, Georgia, in his arms, he said the best thing he can do ahead of time is to "hang out with the four little munchkins I love."
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If those talks don't make, in the players' words, "meaningful progress" in the next two weeks, U.S.A. Hockey will have serious scrambling — and more serious explaining — to do ahead of a showcase tournament at its own U.S.A. Hockey Arena.
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"What we do ahead of (the season opener in) Melbourne is that we try and shake down all of the battery systems to make sure all of the stock that are going racing are in good shape," he told the formula1.
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The meeting, which multiple sources familiar said was part of what any competent communications shop would do ahead of a major milestone, was an attempt by Dubke and others at a collaborative effort to plan the coming weeks of communications.
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The issue will be the most contentious fight in Congress in the coming weeks as part of the debate over government funding and what to do ahead of a deadline on addressing immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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Washington (CNN)Since Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore was accused by five women of pursuing relationships with him when they were teenagers, fellow Republicans have weighed in on what he should do ahead of the state's election on December 12.
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While being the shorter man gives a fighter a speed advantage on his level change, it also puts him within a hair's breadth of being kneed if he lets his foe know what he plans to do ahead of time.
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Paul, who stoked speculation over what he will do ahead of a Friday night deadline to fund the government, has been tweeting out details from the bill as he reads it, counting down the pages he has left to go.
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The Washington Nationals on Tuesday began the sell-off that they opted not to do ahead of the trade deadline, sending second baseman Daniel Murphy to the Chicago Cubs and first baseman Matt Adams to the St. Louis Cardinals in separate waiver deals.
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"One thing you never do ahead of an IPO is to tell the market how much the company will be worth as you immediately become hostage to a number or a timetable," said a Western investment banker, who was involved in listing another state energy firm.
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Along with the larger emoji, these features could help increase engagement in Tinder's app, allowing users to spend more time texting and perhaps with less pressure to "switch the conversation to SMS" – something a lot of women in particular are hesitant to do ahead of meeting someone in person.
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Pakistan, the government source said, was convinced it would have three months to satisfy all other FATF issues and was negotiating with FATF co-chairs from Italy and America about what they need to do ahead of the June session when the United States demanded to raise its motion again late on Thursday.
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Former President Carter said Tuesday that discussing the impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is "the wrong thing for Democrats to do" ahead of this year's midterm elections.
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In 2018, Repp published his first book, TABLE TALES: Do Ahead Dinner Party Menus That Whet Appetites, Loosen Tongues, and Make Memories.
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Briard puppy Briards have a very good memory. Once a lesson is learned, good or bad, the knowledge is retained for a long time to come. Sometimes, they may appear to be strong-minded and stubborn, but these are a few of the Briard's characteristics. They were bred for centuries to think for themselves and to act upon their conclusions, sometimes to the point of thinking what the "flock" will do ahead of time.
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It fixed 21 January 2019 (at the latest) as the day on which the government must decide on how to proceed if the negotiations had not reached agreement in principle, on both the withdrawal arrangements and the framework for the future relationship between the UK and EU, and for parliamentary debate on this Government decision. The Act is one of a number of current and projected pieces of legislation affecting international transactions and control of borders, including movement of goods."Factbox - Britain's Brexit legislation: What is left to do ahead of EU exit?" Reuters, 17 April 2018.
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