Any writing I do, I do quickly by hand first.
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Things, as they do, quickly went awry, but fortunately, no one was hurt.
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Workers must know how to adapt, to problem solve, to learn and do, quickly.
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Underlings who fail to comply are rare, and those who do quickly fall from favor.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" quickly became a top trend on social media on Friday.
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Such detailed simulations are beyond the ability of current hardware to do quickly or accurately enough.
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But cutting through that, and saying, 'Hey, no, this is something we can do quickly, and inexpensively.
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"It's something we've been able to do quickly and quietly," she told reporters in a conference call.
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And fitting your phone into a Google Cardboard headset, the most widely available platform, can be tough to do quickly.
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Or they take ages to deliver arm or leg movements that most of us can do quickly and without effort.
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Some Americans will certainly benefit from a higher wage—at least until inflation catches up, which it will likely do quickly.
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Short of firing the entire Paramount leadership team, there is little a new CEO could do quickly to improve its film pipeline.
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It would also be extremely difficult to do quickly — and if President Trump is elected in November, the whole issue will be moot.
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Trump argued that the change would speed up efforts to modernize air traffic control, which he said the FAA has failed to do quickly enough.
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"I want to do that which I can do quickly and effectively so I can give them the clarification so they can go forward," he said.
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"We started with an app store-like metaphor for skills, not because we think that was right, but because that's what we could do quickly," Limp says.
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The essays in "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics" arrive like shots of espresso, which you can consume the way the Italians do, quickly and while standing up.
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BECKY QUICK: Hey, Ken, we have to go, but before we do, quickly, can you just tell us what you think about the New York Stock Exchange?
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Though the 27-nation bloc lacks central spending power to support Italy and other stricken member states, there are three things it can do quickly to help.
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The Senate will also need to take action once the President names a new FBI director, which Trump promised to do quickly but that is now in limbo.
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Bush touted U.S. alliances abroad, something Trump has called into question, and he denounced white supremacy, which critics accused Trump of failing to do quickly and explicitly earlier this year.
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Projects like this one add to a pile of research that will, eventually, allow robots to move through houses and cities much like we do: quickly, safely, and with consideration for others.
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The Mavs, as they always seem to do, quickly got back in the game and were within 103-87 after guard Raymond Felton made two free throws with 1:22 to go.
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" Former Representative Ellen Tauscher, Democrat of California and a longtime friend of Ms. Feinstein's, said, "I do think that women do quickly calibrate where we are going to find a navigation problem.
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"We have three critically things important before us right now that we need to do quickly," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who added that these are also the "top priorities" of the Trump administration.
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Once the novelty of a British accent "doing hip-hop" wears off for listeners from outside the country, those willing to be open to what our rappers can do quickly learn that the genre exists in multitudes.
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But, Davis said the country should take its time before triggering the formal Article 50 process to leave the bloc - an approach at odds with other European states, who have urged Britain to do quickly to clear up uncertainty.
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"People are very shocked when they first hear [about the ban] as avocado is such a popular fruit to have for breakfast, brunch and lunch, but they do quickly forget when they sample the unique menu," Notley told MUNCHIES.
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"It's a pity because the reality today we face is a lot of countries coming to us asking what we can do quickly and these things don't get set up in 24 hours so we need more time," he said.
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Ainslie said the wing would have to be replaced, which was impossible to do quickly enough to get back out for the second scheduled race against the Kiwis, who took a 2-0 lead in the best-of-nine series.
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Mr. Byford, who started work in January, proposes to do quickly over the next five to 10 years what was originally expected to take a half-century: replace signals, make stations accessible and modernize the way buses serve the public.
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Sony's headphones let you simply cup your hand to the headphones to turn on their passthrough feature, whereas Sennheiser's rely on you flipping a small switch, which can be harder to do quickly when you want to catch a train announcement.
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" That was Michael Nathanson, a senior analyst at MoffettNathanson, who added in a research note at the time, "Short of firing the entire Paramount leadership team, there is little a new C.E.O. could do quickly to improve its film pipeline.
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Clinton and her economic brain trust must do quickly is to translate those categories of "good-paying jobs — jobs in infrastructure and manufacturing, technology and innovation, small businesses and clean energy" — into a vision that could become a reality, city by city, town by town.
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So when he had dipped the > sop, he taketh and giveth it to Judas, [the son] of Simon Iscariot. 27 And > after the sop, then entered Satan into him. Jesus therefore saith unto him, > What thou doest, do quickly. 28 Now no man at the table knew for what intent > he spake this unto him.
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Kim Hong-do quickly notices Yun-bok's huge potential as well as his girlish features. Things remain normal until Yun-bok goes out and comes across a playful seller of mirrors, Kang-mu (Kim Nam-gil). When their romantic adventure takes off, it is Kim Hong-do who ends up heartbroken. Kim's jealousy, and his desire to own Yun-bok physically and emotionally, soars to a perilous level.
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Jesus then gives bread and wine to the disciples, and tells Judas before he leaves again to "do quickly what [he has] to do". Jesus then prays at Gethsemane while Judas is paid thirty pieces of silver to lead soldiers to arrest Jesus. When they arrive, Judas kisses Jesus, and Jesus orders Peter to "put back [his] sword". Jesus is put on trial before the Sanhedrin, and Aram appears as one of the questioned witnesses.
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But then the voice of Malcolm booms out, declaring that he is holding them prisoner until they find his head, without which he cannot rest in peace. As they search for the chamber, they come across a room of ghosts enjoying a banquet. A ghostly 'heathen' dancing girl-slave (Josephine Blake) performs, but before she can be ordered to 'see to' Bill and Ronnie, Ingrid demands that they leave the banquet. They do, quickly finding the secret chamber and the pouch.
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The food is fancier than average, and each variety has a symbolic meaning, which is sometimes explained in the speech. The host himself does not eat, nor does he serve the food, which one or two of the guests do. When everybody has a dish, the host invites them to eat, which they do quickly without speaking. After a few minutes, and before eating most of the food, the guests excuse themselves, and finish eating the food in their own homes, with their own wives and children.
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Nurses should be emotionally stable because they will have to cope with emergencies and loss. Lastly, they need to have critical thinking skills because the patient's health could change in an instant and they have to be ready to know what to do quickly and accurately. Obstetrical nurses work in many different environments such as medical offices, prenatal clinics, labor & delivery units, antepartum units, postpartum units, operating theatres, and clinical research. In the U.S. and Canada, the professional nursing organization for obstetrical nurses is the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN).
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On July 1, 2005 De Persgroep took on the cable and terrestrial frequencies of Noordzee FM from Talpa Radio for a symbolic sum of one euro. John de Mol, owner of Talpa, had the unconditional frequency package (i.e. without restrictions) which Noordzee aired to do quickly from the hand, to take over to market leader Radio 538, which broadcasts on a frequency unqualified package. In the Netherlands it was not allowed to have multiple unconditional frequency packages in possession. After two months with a stripped down version of Noordzee FM have gone by, the new owners began on August 31, 2005, around 20:30, a few hours earlier than had been announced, one in Flanders already quite successful radio format, under the name Q-music.
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In adults, the effects of HHV-7 separate from HHV-6 have not been well-researched. One reason for this is because the detection of HHV-7 was at first difficult to do quickly, as the process for doing so involves a procedure that is difficult to do in commercial laboratories and because viral isolation and serological testing are long processes that do not lend themselves to finishing quickly. A process known as loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) has recently been developed to speed up detection of HHV-7, although a larger sample size of patients must be tested first to see if the test will still work across a broad range of subjects. No reliable serological test has been developed yet for HHV-7 alone, but multiple are in the process of being developed.
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