On questions on way down the line I'll address those way down the line.
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"You often have very limited perspective on whether this person will continue to be a great partner two years down the line, four years down the line, eight years down the line," Suster said.
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Even just 10 years down the line or 15 years down the line, it will affect us very much.
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That leads to problems down the line for VCs, as founders may avoid them if they fear the firm might fund their rival down the line.
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" He added, "I'm moving down the line very quickly.
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"It ripples all the way down the line," said Gandhi.
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What else is coming down the line for Minority Reports?
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This could lead to shocks down the line, it warned.
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Down the line, he said he hopes to adopt Damien.
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Shunning Asian capital may ultimately cost you down the line.
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OKUMU: Assuming two years down the line, we are successful.
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It's going to be a little bit down the line.
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He feared they could suffer further disappointment down the line.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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It's going to go all the way down the line.
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We'll see if there's room for redemption down the line.
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I think there will be something coming down the line.
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Or perhaps we see them five years down the line.
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You'll wind up creating less bugs further down the line.
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I can teach him what I like down the line.
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This would be a premium paid feature down the line.
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Cruz and Rubio vote down the line for Trump's agenda.
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Yeah, he's going to show up again down the line.
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Then you think about where it goes down the line.
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How about something that's a little further down the line?
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Google plans on adding more email providers down the line.
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It's also a recipe for product failure down the line.
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In terms of down the line it's up to him.
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Some meetings facilitated projects years further on down the line.
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People think something will happen to them down the line.
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Maybe this prospect is not that far down the line.
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She went airborne and nailed a forehand down the line.
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Down the line, risks may include physical dependence and overdose.
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VIX higher than futures three months down the line VXc2117.52.
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Starace saw scope for some activity further down the line.
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Then an infield hit and a roller down the line.
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Kenny is not ruling out more acquisitions down the line.
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Armstrong answers the questions down the line, with no mitigation.
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He stops big innings by wrangling screamers down the line.
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There's plenty of time for that further down the line.
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It just saves a lot of trouble down the line.
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I'm talking 10 to 20 years down the line, right?
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"Pull yourself down the line with your hands," Agata instructed.
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"Breweries," Mr. Helligrass said, "have benefits all down the line."
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Freak out about my potential for diabetes down the line?
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Then, somewhere down the line, she fell out of it.
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From there on down the line, things only get worse.
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We don't know but imagine that could change down the line.
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Maybe, down the line, the same will be said about Kardashian.
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Is it worth the risk of losing support down the line?
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Down the line, that can cause saggy skin, wrinkles, and spots.
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YouTube isn't ruling out working with those programmers down the line.
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No one told them their priorities will shift down the line.
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I realized down the line that it wasn't about the money.
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Still, JumpStart promises it will add more features down the line.
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Longer orbits could also pose some issues for down the line.
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But years down the line, they're going to go, 'What happened?
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There will plenty of opportunities for that later down the line.
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"I think it could make sense down the line," says Krieger.
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Perhaps they, too, will be offered redemption years down the line.
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Any more action is still months down the line at best?
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Entice others with ways you can help them down the line.
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Eventually, down the line, she ended up becoming the head mistress.
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But down the line, acting for me is a main goal.
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Is that something that you think will change down the line?
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The GOP's lawsuit could also have political consequences down the line.
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And it will certainly only cause more headaches down the line.
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Traditionally, security starts further down the line, towards the right side.
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He took hits away in the hole and down the line.
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Because that wouldn't matter as much 50 years down the line.
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And this progresses on down the line as environmental degredation accumulates.
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J.T. Realmuto doubled down the line in left with one out.
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And that will no doubt make a difference down the line.
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Hits the tape as Youzhny tries to go down the line!
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No one knows what the consequences will be down the line.
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They eat with their hands; they pass wine down the line.
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RYAN: (INAUDIBLE) TODD: I am going to go down the line.
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Which cuisines would you like to see featured down the line?
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Jeremiah Wright, whose sermons would cause them trouble down the line.
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"I don't want to be foreclosed down the line," he said.
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I do want to do more beauty collaborations down the line.
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Supply chain experts see other worker-related issues down the line.
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How many Democrats down the line you think are gonna win?
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Is the euro area fracturing a little bit down the line?
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Trump moved down the line until he got to Anthony Kennedy.
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"We're just too far down the line, I guess," he said.
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When I did, months down the line, it was really tragic.
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She poured the first batch quickly down the line of bowls.
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They must have had some sweet dreams somewhere down the line.
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It would be in somebody's Google search on down the line.
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That may come down the line as he negotiates with Disney.
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That could also bode well for Snap's business down the line.
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She's significantly improving her chances to be president down the line.
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Ditto Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and on down the line.
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Some cards offer generous signing bonuses with smaller rewards down the line — if the signing bonus is amazing, consider applying for that card, getting the perks, and closing the card a year or so down the line.
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The Padres scored three in the first when Eric Hosmer drew a one-out walk, followed by three straight doubles — Franchy Cordero down the line in right, and Jose Pirela and Villanueva down the line in left.
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I then scooted down the line to watch my pasta being made.
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Unscientific anti-vaccine movements leave us all more unsafe down the line.
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But Perdue's struggles also suggests potential problems for Trump down the line.
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"Probably down the line [there are] many books in her," Winter said.
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He even said Trump might help the GOP brand down the line.
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Or maybe they don't yet realize the potential implications down the line?
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It is, however, in danger of being automated itself down the line.
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These relationships can often lead to acquisitions down the line, he said.
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And then you save your money for your family down the line.
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Down the line behind Mr. Chaudhry, Tyler Vasquez, 213, brought a football.
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Are these signs that Nintendo will enable the browser down the line?
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Somewhere and somehow down the line, I developed an obsession with perfection.
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Is that going to be impossible to pay off down the line?
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Other royals down the line of succession lead much more normal lives.
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"Further down the line, we might include subscriptions to scale," Gajwani added.
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He believes each product could be a major business down the line.
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They could become mentors, friends, cofounders, or even investors down the line.
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And Labour candidates down the line have echoed some of Corbyn's rhetoric.
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And further down the line, Hillary Clinton is the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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"We'll have plenty more news coming out down the line," says Wheeler.
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Kevin Newman led off with a double down the line in left.
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This could prove to be grounds for an appeal down the line.
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" Ten years down the line, that turned into, "You agreed to this.
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I think what you'll see is, down the line, more elegant revisions.
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They may even have a relapse of the disease down the line.
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And, down the line, that extra strain can lead to heart disease.
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Andy can go strong down the line with his two-handed backhand.
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They will take $1 today instead of getting $2 down the line.
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Executives remain hopeful that the campaigns will work further down the line.
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Maybe you'll need a reference from your boss somewhere down the line.
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But he declined to swear off an oil embargo down the line.
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"We're halfway down the line of weaning ourselves off that," he predicted.
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Sometimes it works, but then it goes wrong later down the line.
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We also have a few art related projects far down the line.
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In Clinton, the Court struck down the Line Item Veto Act (LIVA).
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Trade wars, the reasoning goes, mean lower global growth down the line.
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How do the "exponential now" decisions play out later down the line?
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"You walk down the line to 'see' the poem," said Ms. Wissler.
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Down the line, it might monetize some of the technology it develops.
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I yanked one down the line and two-hopped the Green Monster.
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Of those 44, 31 (70 percent) were struck straight down the line.
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The people I had fights with down the line, some are dead.
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These aren't issues that can just be easily resolved down the line.
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Charles then moves down the line to Pence and his wife, Karen.
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Renfroe then doubled down the line in left to drive home Myers.
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This continues all the way down the line to the modern era.
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And Trump could turn the screws even tighter down the line: Sen.
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However, a few months down the line Greece asked for another bailout.
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"Someday down the line this is the way it's got to go."
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Down the line, Gupta says, the family may add a tennis court.
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"It's going to be 24-16 right down the line," he said.
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SCHWARTZ If there's an opportunity down the line, we're open to that.
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Update: Serena has responded with a sizzling forehand winner down the line.
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Further down the line, Mr. Marks said, is an initial public offering.
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If they can do work because we are far down the line.
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However, eveningwear is indeed expected to be in the mix down the line.
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"Down the line, it's the only way for him to avoid losing power."
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Still, there's always the possibility Disney will find them again down the line.
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File your papers today, and save yourself headaches or heartbreak down the line.
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Or set a timeline; otherwise, it will undoubtedly cause resentment down the line.
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Think of how much dental work that could save you down the line!
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Physicists at the accelerator are experimenting with innovations even further down the line.
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Further down the line of candidates, 7% said the same for Massachusetts Sen.
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Now she&aposs a conservative voter right down the line in the House.
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That's something we're proud of, and down the line he may feel differently.
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Think matryoshka doll microbiomes — "bugs within bugs within bugs," on down the line.
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Specializing your skills could even lead to a promotion further down the line.
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For Qualcomm, this switch is further down the line, but it's definitely coming.
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All those quiet scenes are likely to have loud repercussions down the line.
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Still, he remained hopeful that the policy would be stopped down the line.
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It's competition for mindshare, and valuable ad dollars now and down the line.
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It starts at our point guard, and then it goes down the line.
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Down the line, the company will start working on subscribing to specific channel.
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As a result, detrimental policy changes have already started coming down the line.
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Tip your hat to Chris Davis for running so hard down the line.
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Being flexible now can lead to long-term security down the line, Cancer.
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And that means that there are opportunities for the Democrats down the line.
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Maybe there'll be a question [down the line] you haven't even thought of.
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Down the line, the company plans to add more texting features and functionality.
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"Eventually, I want down the line, probably, like, three kids," Grande also shared.
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Down the line, another approach might eventually prove even more useful: personalized nutrition.
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Then maybe later down the line, we can get somebody a little better.
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Without him, there's no Parliament Funkadelic, which means, go on down the line.
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He's going to become a bigger part of the season down the line.
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I can't deal with battery life or with connectivity issues down the line.
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But, in terms of licensing, this one's totally possible somewhere down the line.
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Though who knows; maybe we'll carry it in another fabric down the line.
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They'd love to have Pence—an absolutely down the line, conservative, controllable Republican.
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There's a provision for even more spectrum to be released down the line.
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They pass screwdrivers down the line and quickly disassemble the NAS' plastic shell.
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Woj says the team isn't ruling out signing Wilson somewhere down the line.
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The results of some of these deals could have ramifications down the line.
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That argument matters a lot this week — and down the line against Trump.
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My sandwich moved down the line with stunning efficiency, yet everyone was friendly.
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Schneiderman and Ferguson have been mentioned as possible gubernatorial candidates down the line.
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But 10 years down the line, I'm so glad I had that conversation.
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But there are always people down the line who don't hear the caveats.
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What exactly do the words "way down the line" mean in Ryan time?
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They'd love to have Pence — an absolutely down the line, conservative, controllable Republican.
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Down the line this could lead to advances in plastic surgery, said Pai.
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Down the line, another approach might eventually prove even more useful: personalised nutrition.
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But it would create more opportunities for us to exit down the line.
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The soaking will expedite the process of washing the containers down the line.
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The other project is more crazy, but more on that down the line.
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If you could go on down the line that would be helpful. Sure.
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Mr. Turner hopes to find roles for Bert and Ernie down the line.
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It is not difficult to imagine a Grailed convention somewhere down the line.
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Nick: I don't see major partnerships for the two companies down the line.
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Williams saved Osaka's first championship point with a backhand down-the-line winner.
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A British officer named Henry Morrow is Hector, and on down the line.
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Start diving into real-world projects that will help you down the line.
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Maybe the A's will be vindicated for this move years down the line.
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How many Democrats down the line do you think are going to win?
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And with that in mind, you can see the potential down the line.
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Republicans up and down the line split with his comments at the time.
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Still, Hurd says he's optimistic that the country can be down the line.
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Up and down the line of pit-crew tents at about 4 a.m.
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Replays showed him slowing down about halfway down the line to first base.
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"I'm dead set unless I find out something down the line," she said.
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"That's way, way — that's way, way — way down the line," Delaware Democratic Sen.
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I'm worried right now but, down the line, I have many doors open.
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I'm worried right now but, down the line, I have many doors open.
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Pence, long may he wave, is still gyro-thwopping doubles down the line.
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Further down the line, however, they hope to negotiate a lower surplus target.
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In exchange, you reap the benefits of those strong relationships down the line.
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That doesn't mean troops in space, yet, but who knows down the line?
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"We hope that down the line it will become less expensive," she said.
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And the tax cuts could deliver more benefits to workers down the line.
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So, how does Lewis feel about a potential showdown somewhere down the line?
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It's all setup, with the expected promise of payoff … somewhere down the line.
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That, she surmises, could open doors to a legal battle down the line.
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But some fans are wondering whether they might make a cameo down the line.
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There will be no show of hands or one-word, down-the-line questions.
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VICE: Do you think that we'll be studying Obama's speeches years down the line?
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Whether that will pay off down the line for Google remains to be seen.
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You could have them right away, or five or six years down the line.
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Fittingly it was Hingis who sealed victory with a thundering forehand down the line.
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And on down the line until Trump finds someone willing to do his bidding.
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Seems like we'll need all that water for more important duties down the line.
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Just imagine those telephone bills and all that palpable disdain dripping down the line.
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It could be next year, could be five or 10 years down the line.
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You know, that document, when you read it today, that's far down the line.
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There will likely be an ICO down the line, but no date is set.
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We are still looking years down the line before this is going to occur.
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But might there not be concerns down the line of problems emerging later, i.e.
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Looking ahead, take steps to help avoid needing more fast cash down the line.
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Chang countered with a forehand down the line that clipped the top of net.
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Indeed, such deals could just cause bigger collapses and bail-outs down the line.
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So can we expect a joint album or a couples' tour down the line?
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Wojcicki says that YouTube plans to expand this further down the line as well.
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As the devolution revolution takes off, expect more noise about this down the line.
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But their real troubles are, and will further down the line be, the Rams.
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Especially since the Cavs will 100% retire #23 at some point down the line.
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Michael will report to me, Bob to Michael, and so forth down the line.
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But why go with that down-the-line split vote that Debbie was proposing?
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Down the line, employers will be eager to take advantage of cheap, automated labor.
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Walking with one cane on one arm, walking down the line and hugging everybody.
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"These are studies one conducts further down the line towards antibiotic development," he says.
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The development also potentially raises the question how Siri might develop down the line.
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Motherboard estimates that physically building the robots is about a century down the line.
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Further down the line, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority has to be reformed.
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"Is he reserving the right to fire everyone down the line?" a reporter asked.
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"Later on down the line, you're going to need that," he recalled her saying.
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Javier Baez led off the fifth with a double down the line in right.
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Beckman's research suggests this kind of self-awareness can prevent problems down the line.
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Thirty or forty years down the line, when someone says, 'What did you do?
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Down the line, that could affect the genetic makeup of humans in erratic ways.
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Down the line, Branson got out of losing his franchise thanks to his supporters.
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It also aims to bring in live, interactive, and other events down the line.
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Jake: Then, you go down the line and start figuring out what you want.
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For every dollar spent, Carrera calculates that nearly $10 are saved down the line.
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You're getting it now because you hope great things will happen down the line.
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Sleep is no different: Lack of sleep can cause health issues down the line.
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One day, down the line, he could even see himself hosting an MLG Draft.
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This is all with the goal of creating more complex AI down the line.
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Coming down the line, a dropped band-aid stuck lazily to it's exposed guts.
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Down the line, chains may see another benefit of plant-based meat: lower prices.
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"I can't word it," he said, moving down the line in the interview area.
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And having it good now often means some form of payback down the line.
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"No backhand down the line, no Singapore," Garcia said in an interview last week.
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More importantly, the update should give Snap another potential revenue stream down the line.
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It's possible that a public hearing with EU regulators could happen down the line.
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With Panatta at the net, Connors lined a forehand passing shot down the line.
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The fans saw running forehands whipped back across court and pounded down the line.
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Down the line, Ms. Nedvetskaia envisions creating pay-per-view versions of artwork online.
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Resisting a lower price at the outset, however, could mean headaches down the line.
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But generations down the line, the voices of your ancestors will still be heard.
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Putting this on your plate now takes it off their plate down the line.
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I don't need to comment on something that is that far down the line.
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Hair masks with old-school remedies and styling products are coming down the line.
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Orders are handled at the register and delivery is picked up down the line.
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A few young men wandered down the line asking if anyone had spare tickets.
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Further down the line there's also the ConceptD 53 Pro, another RTX Studio laptop.
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Help us understand what that vision is, 10 to 20 years down the line.
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Executives hope the investments will generate faster growth and higher profits down the line.
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Almost all of them landed something, if not right away then down the line.
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Zuckerberg said that there are also more announcements in the works down the line.
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In this plan, the taxes are upfront, the purported savings are down the line.
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Half of Trump voters think that Pizzagate might have happened, on down the line.
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" Now, he wrote, "the shouts up and down the line were angry, furious and mutinous.
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There was simply no precedent for the possibility of a reboot years down the line.
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That article you post on LinkedIn could be a great conversation starter down the line.
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But Barkin worries that weak expectations could become a self-fulfilling prophecy down the line.
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But for some reason I kept switching down the line and doing really weird stuff.
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Still uncertain, said Wolinsky, was what long-term side effects would emerge down the line.
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Roman told Gizmodo that YouTube Music will also gain that same feature down the line.
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There are some features coming down the line that suggest YouTube does understand its users.
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Escobar hit the ball to the right side, Gentry hit the ball down the line.
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Expansion beyond New York could come down the line, but nothing is set, Radfar said.
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Without her, the US could face some difficulty down the line at the World Cup.
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You may expect everything from detachables to tablets based on Chrome OS down the line.
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What other plans do you have down the line with Delft in the coming months?
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This is basic executive malpractice, all down the line, but it's also Metsiness in action.
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If the people at the top are frustrated, then everybody down the line feels that.
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ISPs could refuse to make promises on net neutrality, or abandon them down the line.
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I'm a fighter, yes, but I don't want to open a gym down the line.
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In a sense, this policy may put US troops in more danger down the line.
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"We were really enthusiastic about wanting to have kids sometime down the line," she said.
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Failed states are natural breeding grounds for terrorists who, down the line, could attack America.
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Down the line, this interrupts the development of neurons and can cause severe neurological issues.
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The work is hard, the practices long, and the gratification possibly far down the line.
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Approval from relevant authorities in Norway and China will be required further down the line.
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Getting more businesses hooked on Messenger customer service could be very lucrative down the line.
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Users get a heads-up on new features coming down the line before everyone else.
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Or maybe they become the backbone of a newer, better idea somewhere down the line.
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The stunt looked promising as Johnson took off down the line, waving two U.K. flags.
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Should Lowe replace Stevens then his job comes open, and so on down the line.
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I thank him for his time, and he continues down the line, working the crowd.
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And maybe somewhere down the line, research will show some evidence that twin telepathy exists.
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I'm interested in the royals who are a little further down the line of succession.
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He probably would've done it, and he probably would've been assassinated somewhere down the line.
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Down the line, that could possibly impact the genetic makeup of humans in erratic ways.
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Do you think current Tesla cars will age gracefully, say 20 years down the line?
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"This will lead to a little bit more inflation further down the line," he said.
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Familiarity with the eeGeo brand may also change down the line, given the company's DNA.
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Miyamoto stressed the game will have a fixed price, without further microtransactions down the line.
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Being unaware or unprepared for any of these things could spell trouble down the line.
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Gosh, maybe when you get farther down the line, you don't remember how you felt?
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But two major improvements apart from the latest power boost are coming down the line.
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However, the creator added that the show could make another comeback later down the line.
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This tax reduction holds up both in 2019 and further down the line in 2025.
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Just 12% have down-the-line liberal or conservative positions on economic and social questions.
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And drinking alcohol on a regular basis could contribute to kidney damage down the line.
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Arenado hit the next pitch down the line in left to give Colorado the win.
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It might not be [the right fit] now; it might be later down the line.
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I think her forehand down the line is one of the best in the game.
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There are steps you can take to increase your chances of happiness down the line.
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Slowing down the line can ensure safer conditions for workers and safer food for consumers.
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Keeping that info to yourself gives you a bit more bargaining power down the line.
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My students return transformed — even if some of them only realize it down the line.
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They also say it can increase the danger down the line for federal immigration agents.
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She's already a platoon leader and looks forward to hitting the courts down the line.
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Our business may not be growing now, but it will be again down the line.
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Do you know how to properly value a draft pick that far down the line?
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Every action you take will have repercussions down the line, so choose your words carefully.
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It's only now, years down the line, that I've fully gotten back into the glow.
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"We're not raising right now but are down the line having some discussions," he said.
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I mean, everybody but the current employees voted for us up and down the line.
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It's very likely that Instagram will do the same at some point down the line.
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Down the line, we added more items like chicken but again, it was too late.
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Down the line, that could include ways to make them less empathetic and more belligerent.
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So we did but this actually became a bit contentious further on down the line.
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I'm really, really confident that down the line we will find a resolution for this.
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You could go down the line and look at a whole series of cable channels.
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Further down the line, using gene editing to make stronger corals is also a possibility.
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If it can do that, perhaps it will get more valuable streams down the line.
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The ads will begin airing later this year, with broader investments expected down the line.
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The fitness guru believes Lizzo could be in for serious health issues down the line.
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Not only did they kick the DeVos can down the line, but by 7 a.m.
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And that's also important because it lowers the risk of endometrial cancer down the line.
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Doing so means we will feel more in control and cope better down the line.
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But somewhere down the line, we lost a little freedom; the freedom to spell badly.
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You should also prepare to be cheated on and then labeled "crazy" down the line.
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They were young, and any excuse for kicking adult questions down the line was welcome.
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"To see him drive it down the line oppo is fun to watch," Storen said.
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Because of this impasse, lawmakers are (once again) punting the problem further down the line.
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Notably, however, Phillips didn't rule out the possibility of another Joker movie down the line.
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There was initially talk of doing a movie instead (still a possibility down the line).
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Then he would walk down the line of cars, shooting trapped motorists where they sat.
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But, the outcome could allow for greater party divisions further down the line, Fletcher posits.
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Down the line, some hope this information can even be used to develop new treatments.
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She hits flat, penetrating groundstrokes, and her signature shot is her backhand down the line.
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You know that document when you read it today, that is far down the line.
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But maybe you won't be down the line, how do you think about aging out?
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So I wanted to try to stay as far down the line as I could.
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A few months down the line, though, he decided to take us to the darkside.
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Will they be talking about possible reunification of North and South Korea sometime down the line?
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It's unclear if Facebook will try and add purchase functionality to these ads down the line.
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It's also unclear whether Facebook and Everfly will work together on other projects down the line.
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It's a way to gain the trust of others, which can help us down the line.
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Years down the line, scientists have realized the mutated virus can be a long-lasting risk.
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But chances are good that someday down the line, emoji will once again look completely different.
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Devalier argued that a failure to act could cause problems down the line for the BOJ.
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Down the line, when Kim finds the US trustworthy, he may give up his nuclear weapons.
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"That'll be for the team to figure out with Twitter down the line," our source added.
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The company is also eyeing potential overseas expansions, although that is some way down the line.
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The company also said they will make a USB-C version available further down the line.
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But I predict that down the line, people will figure out how delicious the show is.
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A little later down the line, Gloria Vanderbilt made her debut, following a tumultuous childhood abroad.
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American voters aren't down-the-line liberals or conservatives the way the people they elect are.
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Further down the line, the company continues to focus on an exit via IPO in 2021.
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Making reading a life-long hobby could increase your overall well-being, especially down the line.
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"He can worry about the debt problems three, four, five years down the line," Nicholson said.
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Halep finally won the set on her third opportunity with another trademark backhand down the line.
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Maybe down the line, but right now, my biggest thing is just being respectful of everybody.
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Chipotle is also developing quesadillas using ovens, which could mean desserts or nachos down the line.
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He's made me a better actor, a friend, a father, all the way down the line.
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Trump's decision to fire Comey could have consequences down the line if any wrongdoing is found.
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There are other products coming down the line, like TVs, smartwatches, and the inevitable Galaxy S103.
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Maybe you have a second "the one is not real" meltdown six months down the line.
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Down the line it's always about power, and who has the power to tell the story.
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Though doubtless Fabula is hoping to turn them into customers for its API down the line.
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Theoretically, this signal boosting could, in turn, generate profit-making recognition for Dzodan down the line.
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That gives Venmo an easy avenue to integrate with more third-party apps down the line.
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The hope is that the rising tensions don't turn into an actual war down the line.
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The company could make money from licensing its content off-platform down the line, Heath reports.
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And there are plenty of implications that could come down the line, too, like voice acting.
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But three weeks down the line, Mr. Trump seems to have forgotten about the boycott entirely.
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If that somehow down the line helped the Kremlin, that wasn't what I was hired for.
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Wonder Girl follow suit, using her sword to carry her down the line just behind him.
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This could be rectified down the line if I chose to purchase an additional Nest Detect.
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That in itself is a significant victory for Democrats that could pay dividends down the line.
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These skills will help pave the way for your personal and professional success down the line.
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"But if they don't address it, there will be a lot of pitfalls down the line."
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Riders are suspended 375 feet above the ground and zoom down the line at 55 mph.
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You can leave notes on them as well, to help yourself or others down the line.
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That kind of dramatic shift may unfortunately cause more pain for GM employees down the line.
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I'm interested in what this knowledge will turn into down the line in the cook's life.
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Staying quiet about your needs can lead to problems down the line and result in cheating.
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Failure to address these beginning steps can come back to bite you years down the line.
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After Refsnyder and Ellsbury reached base, Girardi was relieved to see McCann coming down the line.
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Arenado hit the next pitch down the line in left to give the Rockies the win.
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All of that could set Buttigieg up for a Senate or gubernatorial bid down the line.
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It's not hard to imagine that this is something that's going to happen down the line.
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Some programming, such as the live sports and news, will probably feature advertising down the line.
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What's next: It's unclear whether Trump's comments will translate into new policy proposals down the line.
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Buffett looks for businesses that will continue to have a competitive advantage decades down the line.
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" Such a "smoldering inflammatory response" could "potentially cause a problem for patients further down the line.
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Further down the line, Zilingo could use that relationship to persuade it to open a Zilingo.
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Down the line, he sees potential for codeSpark to offer curriculum around more than coding basics.
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And yet, two decades down the line, SATC is still a fierce champion of female friendship.
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Zalora may opt to sell other business further down the line to further streamline its spending.
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Q: Do you think anyone's holding back at all, until a few years down the line?
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Perhaps, then, we'll see all sorts of all-natural caffeinated baked goods sometime down the line.
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Further down the line, it could apply the same approach to other countries in the region.
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There is an absurd amount of potential here, and not just down the line, but now.
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Every "Oh wow" in "Human Nature" is matched by an "Oh no" somewhere down the line.
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More than 20 years down the line, drugs are more prevalent and diverse than ever before.
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Some call it a "triage" with another, potentially even bigger, to come later down the line.
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But somewhere down the line, Deciem's charismatic and complicated founder Brandon Truaxe hijacked his company's narrative.
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Somewhere down the line, Zuckerberg said, augmented reality will be a big part of Facebook, too.
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Or is it ultimately foolish, cursing Washington and Moscow to a hellish fight down the line?
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In terms of other team principals, Toto Wolff might be a player down the line too.
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"It just means that the problem will be harder to fix down the line," she said.
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If that's the case it will down the line justify additional gains in the stock market.
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There's a phone call between you and any financial mistake you might regret down the line.
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"I didn't have any other choice," she said of the decision to go down the line.
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You could go down the line with scenarios and the point will always be the same.
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A few years down the line and even our bones will start to notice the change.
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"That's some way down the line whether we need to do that or not," he said.
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When it comes to non-strangers, shared moments of laughter help facilitate closeness down the line.
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But Federer charged in and ripped a backhand winner down the line to break Tiafoe's serve.
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What are the effects so far, and what other effects do you predict down the line?
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Senior campaign officials said they were also considering opening Latinos for Trump offices down the line.
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Is that the Disney Plus endgame for another streaming service or original movie down the line?
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Being passive-aggressive or fighting over minor details could suggest larger relationship problems down the line.
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Do it for the sake of our lineage, for the entire family right down the line.
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"This tells me they are sending signals for a potential deal down the line," Capri said.
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As the aircraft moves down the line, more and more bits are installed onto the fuselage.
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Well, unless you're a kid today who will get stuck with the bill down the line.
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If there's another outbreak some years down the line, we may have many more unvaccinated adults.
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"I'm sure there will be a counter-claim coming down the line," he told ABC News.
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Halep eventually broke back in the seventh game when Anisimova overcooked a backhand down the line.
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But Evans is scrappy off the ground, particularly with his running forehand pass down the line.
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However, he limped down the line and was removed from the game, replaced by Yandy Diaz.
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Even though the Republic of Gilead is pretty far down the line of what's happening now.
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Pompeo's current openness could be an anomaly, which he may choose to eschew down the line.
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At some point down the line, he'll need to decide which is more important to him.
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But you could imagine a promoted event or location appearing here at some point down the line.
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Europe's railways are on a long journey, but commuters will surely be better off down the line.
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A Facebook spokesperson says that Facebook may investigate promoting Lasso on its other apps down the line.
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" Tyga also dodged questions about a possible engagement or wedding down the line, saying "I don't know.
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So it's worth spending big now to capture this lucrative market a few years down the line.
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A few scenes down the line and I'm at the North Pole with my dog co-workers.
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Greinke scored on Dyson's stand-up triple down the line in right for a 4-0 lead.
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But looking ahead, he said there could be a buying opportunity in midstream companies down the line.
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Some dick pics are designed to pique your interest, or get a shag somewhere down the line.
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The ultimate goal down the line, besides providing "comic relief" for women, is to publish a book.
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Just wear a horrendous outfit and then they can't be surprised by anything further down the line!
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Despite her positive prognosis, there is no telling what medical expenses will look like down the line.
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As much as you'll want to cover up, less is more for healing down the line. Supergoop!
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I know that endometriosis can [affect fertility issues down the line,] but I don't focus on that.
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Maybe we'll go again down the line, but I certainly won't be making another one straight away.
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Now the newborns are master swimmers … but might need a few years of therapy down the line.
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But when they go to Washington, they always vote for the radical Pelosi agenda down the line.
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These female founding partners, in turn, are clearly more inclined to hire female partners down the line.
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Resolutions made with a desire to prove something to others will only hurt you down the line.
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They have no kids, and he's asking the court to figure out spousal support down the line.
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But they're also never heard of again, in any Star Wars movie set further down the line.
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Down the line, as the startups seek to expand into adjacent markets, that tenuous alliance might change.
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But, he added, such a move would require additional fundraising and would happen further down the line.
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Further down the line, though, he admitted that Ikea's involvement could fuel an international expansion beyond India.
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Here are 11 features you might have missed that should come in useful somewhere down the line.
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Down the line, Humvees, JLTVs and even U.S. Army helicopters might be outfitted with this remarkable tech.
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Phegley followed with a three-run double down the line in left to make it 4-1.
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Tarek tells PEOPLE exclusively, he's not ruling out the possibility of working together again down the line.
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"No matter which model comes down the line, the right parts are waiting for it," said Fulkerson.
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"How could other users modify the self-experimentation down the line and at their risks?" she said.
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I don't know what will happen down the line but for now I don't think that's necessary.
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Misrepresentations can come back to bite you down the line if they are relevant to a claim.
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The key to preventing a blowup down the line is building clear communication early on, said Savar.
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He smoked it down the line as Groth headed to the net for an outrageous passing winner.
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You know it could be three or four months down the line before you get another fight.
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In theory, the more developers work in VR, the more VR games we'll see down the line.
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I wouldn't decline in a form that's impersonal, especially when you've gotten so far down the line.
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Who knows, maybe we'll see BB-8 and the rest of the droids unionize down the line.
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" He added that such delays have "knock on effects," which can create further "shortfalls down the line.
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"Building the habit of saving early means you'll continue it further down the line," says Cliff Gilley.
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If they succeed, those states will be test kitchens for potential future federal policy down the line.
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Amazon workers said in their letter that this type of attitude could hurt people down the line.
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These kinds of comments can suggest a negative attitude that will lead to problems down the line.
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In light, comic bits, the performers take turns going down the line, as in a classroom exercise.
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The final welds are made before the Taycan moves down the line to be prepared for paint.
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Four years down the line and I'm still young but I have Olympic experience behind me too.
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Although it might seem like a minor annoyance, the infection can cause other problems down the line.
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Rockhold will beat Weidman again, and hopefully, I will get to fight him again down the line.
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Essentially, the English are playing a long game in hopes of getting a return down the line.
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If blockchain programs ever leave the incubators, they'll have to justify themselves up and down the line.
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"That's still long down the line, but once the right time comes we'll definitely go for it."
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Even-equity splits can also be the source of headaches and additional legal fees down the line.
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Four years down the line, Cthulhu (aided by three long-haired Quebecois dudes) has answered our prayers.
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Without that prior interaction, it can be trickier for a loved one to intervene down the line.
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Venus needed only one, hammering a backhand return down the line and giving a yelp in triumph.
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Seven months down the line, the company was at 1 million users, and the number kept rising.
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Petco might consider adding a yearly membership option down the line, depending on customer feedback, Weatherup added.
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Mr. Walter Vold stepped down the line of women, hands behind his back, lurkishly observing their work.
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Somewhere down the line, recognition of historical atrocities became seen as some kind of pansy liberal piety.
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That paves the way for America to officially deliver those weapons at some point down the line.
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The company was still evaluating whether to offer wholly plant-based products down the line, Christianson said.
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"I've been had, all the way down the line," is how Anne sums up her married life.
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What's more, down the line GiveDirectly could pitch them on giving to projects in the developing world.
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TODD: I'm going to go down the line here right now and finish up on foreign policy.
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The big question is whether voters' concerns about age will cut into his support down the line.
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Watch what's happening not just with the Supreme Court, but with judges up and down the line.
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He's clearly betting the value will only go up, and someone will overpay him down the line.
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Each is run by a senior group of seven officials, with similarities even further down the line.
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And that will likely lead to more victories in the ballot box and legislatures down the line.
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As they passed the microphone down the line, each said "Yes," until the microphone reached Mr. Musk.
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That's because if you look down the line, there are few clear reasons to be so enthusiastic.
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And studio production stoppages could push back some licensing revenue when it comes due down the line.
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The bases are clearly important to the US. They may be even more so down the line.
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We look forward to the retirement of the famous #23 Cavs jersey one day down the line.
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Farther down the line, Lauren Pugh, 213, stood in the sun next to an oversized purple suitcase.
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He handled himself adequately in the field, missing one ground ball down the line in the sixth.
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The two admitted that they have the same type, which could be an issue down the line.
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The max contracts for those players may not look so good for the Nets down the line.
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With a fabulous backhand winner down the line, Thiem reached his first match point at 3-5.
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It's also these ideas that do occasionally transition into more marketable and feasible products down the line.
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If Rosenstein refused, Trump could fire him and continue down the line until a DOJ official acquiesced.
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Some analysts have suggested that there could be stricter regulation of social media firms down the line.
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"You never know when you'll lose the chance for a good reference down the line," Zoller said.
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"Once I got down the line, I was able to determine it," Williamson explained to the outlet.
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You never know which chance meetings will lead to valuable partnerships and career advice down the line.
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This could eat up resources in the short term and have a major impact down the line.
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Anything less than that — anywhere — and his necessary victory margins down the line get that much larger.
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In the last, she pinned Halep into a corner and blasted a backhand winner down the line.
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I think down the line it might but neither of us is thinking too much about that.
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Tajani would still like to hold a more formal hearing with someone from Facebook down the line.
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Do not mow down the interviewers by going down the line making eye contact after the other.
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A spokeswoman also told Business Insider that autonomous on-demand flights could come further down the line.
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And if that's the case, it will probably play well in a binge somewhere down the line.
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The company was still evaluating whether to offer wholly plant-based products down the line, he said.
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I don't know if the audience for these kind of records will ever be huge, but there'll always been weird people coming down the line that need this record—they were done with the assumption that someone would use them in a film score or something down the line.
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Why pay for more hubs down the line when you can just buy this universal thing right now?
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Nichols set out to methodically teach himself lessons that would let him make bigger movies down the line.
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In the spring, they plan to hire another four team members and, further down the line, another six.
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It's a pretty tough feat to even become established at seed-stage, let alone jump down the line.
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Two years down the line, I'm eager to meet with Adamczewski and Saoudi to see where we stand.
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If all of this was setup for better character work down the line, it might eventually be forgivable.
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Cabinets and appliances are big investments and a pain to replace should your tastes change down the line.
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Each step releases energy that's ultimately used down the line to make energy-carrier molecules for the cell.
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Down the line, the Orb should slowly take over more responsibility and, ideally, learn to perform new tasks.
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"Stock up now, so you don't get sticker shock two or three months down the line," Bonebright said.
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Google and Levi's hope to add more functions down the line, but right now it's pretty minor stuff.
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Hopefully, down the line, Twitter will put in the investment to make real text search a working feature.
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American Express Ventures invests in early-stage companies to prime them for a possible partnership down the line
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That way, they may be more likely to purchase downloadable content or other add-ons down the line.
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Tucker Barnhart followed with a walk and moved to third on Iglesias' double down the line in left.
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Studies that examine the consequences further down the line are rare, but those that exist suggest freezing matters.
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They're also talking about TPS which is you know going to be a big problem down the line.
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Or what if a byproduct of the drug interferes with some critical process two organs down the line?
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Recreation use could be somewhere down the line for thrill seekers with $200,000 to burn on a suit.
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But Corporate certainly knows what it is, and maybe that means it will be funnier down the line.
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You go on down the line ... It's not that people don't believe that people don't listen to podcasts.
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Pape says the plan is to switch from Google to this engine as the default down the line.
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But that could come someday down the line, and the device could be updated when that day comes.
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Ownership requires you to pay up front for tons of use down the line that may never happen.
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So the bases are clearly important to the US. It may be even more so down the line.
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However, Prince Harry will be pushed further down the line of succession by his newest nephew or niece.
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Further down the line, it could lead to custom-built designer organisms—perhaps even designer humans one day.
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That means it's possible the administration will change course and take steps to punish Riyadh down the line.
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In the long term, you'll have spent money that will be necessary to support yourself down the line.
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They also generate power more cheaply than that humming down the line from Eskom's coal-fired power stations.
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That deal ended up helping the Canucks down the line, as they used the pick on Michael Peca.
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Facebook's VPN app puts spotlight on kids' consent That could lead to major regulatory headaches down the line.
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"You want me in the studio for 7:30?" she says down the line to yet another producer.
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It wasn't until a few years down the line that Rina began to fully realize her own sound.
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Some experts have also speculated that the partnership could be the prelude to a merger down the line.
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Squelching a measure in California can sometimes constrain similar initiatives or referenda in other states down the line.
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Here's the logo, which might be only temporary as the franchise considers a bigger rebrand down the line.
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For now, Drivemode is available on Android only, though an iOS version could be coming down the line.
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Long story short -- nothing happening now ... but Espinoza isn't ruling it out at some point down the line.
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But six months later, nine months down the line, companies run into trouble, book keeping runs into trouble.
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By quitting the presidential race Tuesday, Rubio perhaps improves his chances of winning high office down the line.
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Granted, today's best savings deal may not be as great three or six months down the line. MaxMyInterest.
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A third source adds that while it's platonic for now, there's potential for something more down the line.
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Awarding these films also incentivizes studio execs to make similar films down the line, to recreate their success.
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He is a down-the-line, standard-issue, Christian conservative instead of an unpredictable maverick like Donald Trump.
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A few years down the line, Mac was at a friend's house, where he was introduced to meth.
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In essence, Michelle had turned back the clock and forestalled the arrival of periodontal problems down the line.
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"We have seen that capital can create a massive impact down the line," says Dong of seed investing.
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Even modular hardware that might be expanded or upgraded down the line must demonstrate value on day one.
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Down the line, Reversat says the Mobile Device Lab will expand from 32 phones per rack to 64.
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So you're not going create a masterpiece and then 50 years down the line it's completely washed out.
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They excoriated the move on Thursday, warning Republicans that supporting Trump now could haunt them down the line.
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A year down the line, we'll be talking with a very positive feel than where we are today.
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No. Maybe a little further down the line after people have made up their own minds about it.
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That is not what you want to communicate down the line when you are the one throwing it.
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What you learn now can set you on the path to a much better gig down the line.
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He rifled two forehands down the line to clinch the tiebreaker, as an invigorated crowd chanted his name.
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But, until you pass your La Pavoni on down the line, it probably won't be doing much moving.
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It should be noted that when Grimm was in Congress, he wasn't a down-the-line Republican either.
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Further down the line, the Taycan will reach the body dryer, where Porsche subjects it to direct heating.
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At 9% average rate of return, that $200 could be worth $1,33 20 years down the line.2.
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And, down the line, this test could be seen as a steppingstone to an even more threatening development.
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"We knew that there was a risk it would grow down the line, which it has," she said.
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"Anytime we saw each other downstairs alone, or walking down the line, we would kiss," Mr. Long said.
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"Victor barreled the ball down the line and it's usually a base hit, usually a double," Fulmer said.
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"I think it's going to help us down the line," Turner said of the team's early deficit problems.
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There is a chance, then, that Convoy could become an attractive acquisition target for Uber down the line.
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"I worry that, further down the line, you could even think about a nanny seeking rights," Gottlieb said.
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But you'd rather waste your time criticizing my small business—the hair bread and on down the line.
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If you continue the soul-searching, you can benefit from ayahuasca even further down the line, Downs says.
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Williams then got two strikeouts before Bote tripled down the line in left to make it 2-0.
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The trick here is to be consistent, though, otherwise you'll just end up confusing yourself down the line.
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But items that proves fruitful in the Big Apple will enjoy a (much) wider distribution down the line.
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The latter leads to the third way that PayPal and Uber might be working together down the line.
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Further down the line: More developed AIs might be more susceptible to more complex disorders, some experts say.
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If Amazon's strategy plays out, it could be a possible bidder for even bigger packages down the line.
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If employees don't feel that way early on, Dash says, it can lead to problems down the line.
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The party says this would lead to dentists spotting problems earlier and prevent costly treatment down the line.
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Here's how to make the most of credit cards now and avoid getting in trouble down the line.
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It was Federer's turn, as he hit a backhand winner down the line to get to 53-40.
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"For sure, you know, we took risk," Monfils said, talking about health risks, not forehands down the line.
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Osaka let out a shriek as she scrambled to return one of his deep shots down the line.
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His down-the-line forehand approach to Vilas's backhand yielded a meager passing shot that Connors put away.
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The community came to the rescue, forming a chain that passed books down the line, hand-to-hand.
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Democrats could also find another Senate seat in a red state looks more appealing down the line — Sen.
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Without hesitation, she drew her racket back on the move and hammered a piercing forehand down the line.
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Schwartzman broke Nadal in the third game, on a forehand down the line that tickled the net cord.
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Mr. Trump responded, "We're very far down the line, but I will," and then quickly changed the subject.
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Dimitrov hit it beautifully under pressure on Friday night, particularly down the line, and yet he still lost.
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The former head of Disney's parks business did say that change may be needed further down the line.
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Or do you envision more need for change or potential acquisitions or sort of shifts down the line?
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In the decider, Alexandrova closed out with her seventh break by crushing a return winner down the line.
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He marched down the line of grandchildren at his bedside, asking for the latest news in our lives.
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That&aposs because the ideal scenario down the line is that customers won&apost even notice a difference.
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Cook did not rule out the possibility of sending more troops to Iraq or Syria down the line.
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We were just trying to go down the line and find different areas to try and attack them.
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Who exactly is benefiting from all the jobs automation is eliminating up and down the line of skill?
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Tan says his startup is considering if it could charge for this kind of promotion down the line.
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BOORSTIN: DOES THIS LAY THE GROUNDWORK TO LAUNCH A MARVEL SERVICE OR "STAR WARS" SERVICE DOWN THE LINE?
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Q: You have three kids, so have you advised them on how to handle wealth down the line?
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Trump responded that it's ok for people to change their minds, especially after learning facts down the line.
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Do you remember getting any, and are you worried about the impact it might have down the line?
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It was way more straight down the line: 'we believe in this music, we're going to pursue it'.
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I remember getting in line and seeing one of the door guys walking down the line literally counting.
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Global warming isn't something that will happen decades down the line — it's happening every day, bit by bit.
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Or maybe Trump realized that Comey might also make information about the Russia investigation public down the line.
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It wasn't until many texts and emails down the line that we talked about the ramifications for the show.
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But as Chozick notes, any dent in Hillary's support among women could seriously hurt her campaign down the line.
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Barboza's upward trajectory could face an issue down the line should he emerge victorious against Melendez on Saturday night.
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In fact, it's often not obvious how Amazon will redeploy talent and technology in its products down the line.
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Companies that want to encourage employee creativity over other useful qualities may face difficult trade-offs down the line.
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Hatami said that he thinks Monzo will be adaptable and could even adopt a points scheme down the line.
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These venture capitalists, other outside investors and Spiegel and Murphy stand to make even more money down the line.
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Further down the line, Rai said the company hopes to expand to Hanoi before the end of this year.
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This could help position the company for displaying a bigger growth trajectory and potentially going public down the line.
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All that could lead to lower costs and better outcomes down the line, which is good for his plan.
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It's possible a similar shift could happen down the line with a headphone jack for a future Fold, too.
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Luckily, stretching can help wake up your body, increase your range of motion, and prevent injuries down the line.
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Second, the way the tax is set up means it could affect more and more plans down the line.
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Tech companies regularly push out unpopular updates if they think it will lead to more engagement down the line.
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Work has been done to avoid this kind of rollover issue — or at least punt it down the line.
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"Have you thought about ever having a third child down the line?" host Carissa Culiner asked the reality star.
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Boeing will likely have to pay more down the line as the company faces numerous lawsuits, investigations and fines.
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He especially emphasized that this declaration could open the floodgates for the use of national emergencies down the line.
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These colors were then used by Hall during the shoot, but also down the line in the VFX process.
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Splits often follow bad results that enfeeble the management, which may in turn mean worse news down the line.
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Another source added that while their relationship is platonic for now, there's potential for something more down the line.
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After all, you never know whom you might end up proving wrong a couple hundred years down the line.
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"This is a chance to co-create as you go down the line, and create your masterpiece," Mizes said.
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I don't feel comfortable speculating about Apple's plans three years down the line, especially when it comes to design.
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The game has value for World players simply as a bestiary of what might come along down the line.
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These diplomatic efforts are worth considering as counterweights to the narrative of Clinton as a down-the-line hawk.
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A new market launch isn't likely until something like 12-18 months down the line, the Livspace CEO said.
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Hopefully, down the line the phone's software will be ironed out, bugs squashed, and (one can dream) performance improved.
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" But allergies can happen years down the line, Jensen-Jarolim said, and "I hope they make the connection now.
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And then later down the line there's things for kids' parties, just following our users through their life journey.
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But down the line it's easy to imagine Snapchat selling cosmetic upgrades via in-app purchases akin to Fortnite.
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If those earnings weren't properly reported and taxed, it could affect your retirement benefits down the line, Dombroski said.
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Workman has seen founders make plenty of mistakes in this area, costing their business more investment down the line.
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Poor infant sleep has also been linked to problems down the line, such as behavioral issues and childhood obesity.
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Stay tuned for whether the rent-or-buy model will stick — and how it can evolve down the line.
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I want to get in the ring with him later on down the line because we're close in weight.
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That could be very bad news for Kushner, for instance, and maybe even the president further down the line.
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However, we put a lot of controls on him and continued to recruit for a replacement down the line.
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This is what we're going through right now, and it's just going to make us stronger down the line.
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"Who knows what's going to happen thousands of years down the line, no one can predict that," says Patel.
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A few years down the line however and Bartlett found himself story editing the much-loved animated series Rugrats.
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"We don't even know the pathways through which this cash could lead to improvements down the line," he notes.
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"The consequences of taking Chinese money will be an issue to deal with further down the line," she added.
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Spallanzani also thinks that the termination of the Pfizer-Allergan merger could be beneficial down the line for Valeant.
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First, Bratton strolled down the line of confiscated bikes like an executioner granting his condemned prisoners one last word.
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So Albus Potter, Scorpius Malfoy, and Rose Granger-Weasley will always have space for more adventures down the line.
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All down the line, milk is associated with abundance, nurturing, the creation of life, and most of all, motherhood.
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It's a sale price so good, it's almost like someone messed up on the math somewhere down the line.
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It's only fair to go down the line of Stark children to the next still-living sibling: Arya Stark.
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Thirty years down the line, what we're left with looks nothing like the original Koh Phangan full moon gathering.
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We're still friends now, 15 years down the line, and I'm going to meet her new boyfriend fairly soon!
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Edmund saved one but Cilic was soon roaring in celebration, a backhand winner down the line closing it out.
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Then the one who is inspired performs his own feats and inspires others, and so on down the line.
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The heartiest of them are revisited several years down the line, still sober, many with jobs now, and children.
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There's also a detailed breakdown of costs and explanations for why pricier investments will pay off down the line.
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Nishikori hit a drop shot, and Murray chased it down and hit a two-handed backhand down the line.
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You're at the point where you realize the decisions you make now will affect you years down the line.
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But there are also worries that his promise to repeal Obamacare could lead to business disruptions down the line.
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The two leaders greeted each other, then walked down the line to greet each member of their respective delegations.
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Instead, the GOP has been obsessed with numerous Obamacare repeal efforts, punting necessary legislation like CHIP down the line.
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It's rare that someone else's therapy has such a tangible impact on an unrelated person further down the line.
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You can't really use theorem six or theorem seven, because those are yet to be proven down the line.
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TAG's reason for using Ethereum is because it creates infallible smart contracts that can't be altered down the line.
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And, down the line, this test could be seen as a stepping stone to an even more threatening development.
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Pyongyang claims that declaration would make it feel safer and may therefore dismantle its nuclear arsenal down the line.
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Its final possession also ended in a turnover, as Taplin lost the ball on a drive down the line.
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Francisco Cervelli led off with a double down the line in left and scored on Harrison's double to right.
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He suffered the injury running hard down the line after coming in to pinch hit Wednesday night in Seattle.
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But, as Smith said on Twitter, he can't focus too far down the line -- "One day at a time."
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Nadal ended a nine-shot rally by stabbing at a forehand that turned into a down-the-line winner.
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When the staff hears them, they might get small roles, or covers, or potential leading roles down the line.
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It started going down the line a little bit but, again, as Bryan said, it's just not our DNA.
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The state's health authorities are already growing desperate for new ways they might treat critical patients down the line.
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She broke Halep at love in that opening game with a bolt of a backhand winner down the line.
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Her relocation could mean paid ambassadorial agreements with fashion brands — or even her own collection — further down the line.
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Do you often think about the potential ways that this technology down the line could end up being used?
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It can lead to publicity for their businesses, and potentially even open new avenues of business down the line.
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"Ultimately, if I have a problem five years down the line, I will turn to my parents," Naina says.
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The 2020 Toyota Tacoma is Kelley Blue Book&aposs top pick for resale value five years down the line.
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Only now, about seven years down the line, central banks have started to assess and implement some rate hikes.
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For now, friends said, with plenty of time for another pivot down the line, supporting Mr. Trump makes sense.
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Wawrinka swung freely on his next shot, a forehand, but Federer neutralized it with a backhand down the line.
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There won't be any ideological divide in the Massachusetts contest; both candidates are down-the-line, anti-Trump liberals.
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Down the line, the new season will also introduce two competing factions for players to join, Ghost and Shadow.
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Other board changes are possible down the line, but nothing is imminent, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Marte drove them both in with a double down the line in left for a 2-0 Pirates lead.
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You don't just "happen" to be in Iowa if you are considering a run for president down the line.
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This could potentially cause problems if you need to get something else on your iPhone fixed down the line.
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The University of Liverpool's Kieran Maguire, a football finance expert, said Arsenal could also suffer fallout down the line.
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Delaney said that he would be willing to discuss legislation down the line on making AI algorithms more transparent.
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And I now know that if, down the line, I find myself unhappy where I am, I have choices.
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What happens to patients down the line is unclear; some recover quickly, while others may need long-term care.
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His aggressive policy proposals and rhetoric are opening bids designed to establish a stronger negotiation position down the line.
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"I think there&aposs probably no major financial regulation or healthcare regulation that comes down the line," he said.
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Instead, National Review endorsed Cruz, Jeb Bush endorsed Cruz, Erick Erickson endorsed Cruz and so on down the line.
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Others have reportedly taken to burning off their fingerprints in an attempt to avoid detection later down the line.
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Against Ramirez in the fifth, Pittsburgh got within 7-5 on Marte's 11th homer, down the line in left.
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I can't see very far down the line from here and I hope that you can give me some insight.
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Further down the line, quantum communications are advancing, from processors to the quantum internet, that could offer new encryption technologies.
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Farther down the line, your T-bones may not come from a cow, at least not in the traditional sense.
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"And maybe somewhere down the line that helps my son, who is biracial and will be for his entire life."
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However, Prince William and Prince George often do, perhaps because George is (a little) further down the line of succession.
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However, Prince William and Prince George often do, perhaps because George is (a little) further down the line of succession.
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I don't want to miss out on being with someone I love because of what might happen down the line.
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Before they got to the sharp drop-off, the word came down the line that the boy had been found.
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A Twitch streamer or a YouTuber might drop a joke or two about the whole thing months down the line.
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And with this topic, at least, there are no suggestions that these questions might be answered somewhere down the line.
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Many of Covenant's lingering questions can be answered with a little imagination, or might be answered later down the line.
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This written confirmation is not absolutely necessary, but can help eliminate any potential trouble with criminal investigations down the line.
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Could I dream up a scenario where Clinton gets floated as a compromise candidate at some point down the line?
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" Once these immigrants have been legalized, Brooks said, they should also be able to "get citizenship somewhere down the line.
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There's no mention of an average consumer being able to purchase or use JPM Coin, even further down the line.
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Down the line, Pace says and other sources confirmed, she went on to sign a new settlement agreement with Kelly.
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And, with Apple at that lower price point, are you worried about competition limiting your pricing power down the line?
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And it certainly seems like intermittent fasting could lead to restrictive eating patterns or disordered eating habits down the line.
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"If we continue performing how we have been, we'll find that we have a lot of options down the line."
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It's possible down the line, however, if prices shift that subscribers may begin to drop services in favor of others.
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But Facebook AI engineers Michael Auli and David Grangier tell The Verge this will likely happen further down the line.
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After the finale in March, fans were left wondering what would've happened to their favorite characters years down the line.
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But depending on the success of the show, there may be room for a cameo or two down the line.
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But what if you want some straight-down-the-line, tell-it-like-it-is headphones that don't sugarcoat anything?
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Down the line, Pachikov says its ties with Stanley Black & Decker will open up new avenues into commercial drone security.
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Google isn't quite as far down the line with developers as Amazon is, and it uses "actions" instead of "skills".
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Three times since 2006, rows with Russia have stopped gas flowing through Ukrainian pipelines, leaving customers down the line shivering.
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On UFC heavyweight Francis Ngannou ... Jon says he thinks the two could be headed for a scrap down the line.
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We just keep handing it down, passing it down the line, and the guys are really feeling confident right now.
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That's why I decided to run in the future for political office and further down the line to become POTUS.
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"Maybe five, six years down the line, I will be game to re-engage with the real world," he said.
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Perhaps we'll see that down the line, though, as Facebook Messenger is now internally testing speech transcription and voice navigation.
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So, when you walk to work, you could literally be taking steps toward avoiding some major discomfort down the line.
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The rematch unfortunately—or fortunately, depending on your pugilistic preferences—is likely to occur at some point down the line.
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There will be a lot of work coming down the line soon, but there's nothing we can start on yet.
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However, if all goes as planned, the system could provide a safer, more stable option for bitcoin down the line.
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Gawker CEO Nick Denton has long said that he plans to win the case further down the line, on appeal.
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And so what are we doing today to anticipate what happens if there is a tightening coming down the line?
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They're also collaborating on customer service technology for more efficient call centers, and additional products are expected down the line.
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That shut down the line, overloading the other two that deliver power from the plant, causing it to crash, too.
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This part will work for the HomePod, and presumably any other AirPlay 2 speakers you'll get farther down the line.
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It feels a little too thin for comfort, and I worry a bit that down the line it could rip.
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Lomachenko says he knows he'll probably fight Mikey Garcia down the line ... but Davis is a realistic opponent for December.
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I can expense this later down the line with my accountant, so I put it on my business credit card.
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Microsoft has soldered the RAM, CPU, and GPU to the motherboard, so the configuration cannot be changed down the line.
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But he remains open to selling it down the line if the cleaned-up version fails to connect with users.
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"I think this year because we've scored a lot more up and down the line," Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said.
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These issues may show up right after you get a tattoo, but they could pop up years down the line.
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Which does open the door to problematic data linkages down the line, and all sorts of unintended dots being joined.
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If not ... eBay will go down the line, checking with the next highest bidders until someone's willing to pay up.
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Smith then pulled a 1-2 changeup down the line in right for his second homer in as many days.
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There are a number of cases where such applications persist on an old device and cause trouble down the line.
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Putting in a little more cash upfront for a high-quality coffee maker will help you save down the line.
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Hopefully this will all result in us getting Absent In Body onto the stage at some point down the line.
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It will hurt the perception of your integrity and it will hurt your ability to raise capital down the line.
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We're seeing a little bit of what's to come down the line in terms of the media and public's reaction.
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In Poland, mounting labor shortages are also seen intensifying price pressures via rising wages down the line, some analysts said.
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The first inning, it's just a ground ball down the line, another ground ball infield hit, two runs, right there.
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Still, with BMW's new car onboard, we're bound to see more software updates to support the feature down the line.
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Further down the line, it aims to reach 100 spaces by 2022 with moves into markets like Thailand and Vietnam.
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And five years down the line, if they get cancer, we don't necessarily know where they are going to be.
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For now, the View is Pixel-only, but it's designed for any Daydream-compatible phone that's released down the line.
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But neglecting to settle shared accounts like a credit card could set you up for big problems down the line.
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However, the arrangement may prove challenging down the line, or quickly, if Whitaker and Rosenstein disagree on any significant matter.
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As news of the donation spread down the line, one by one the patrons said they were delighted or impressed.
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A two-run double down the line in the second inning from the newest Yankee, Castro, earned a hearty cheer.
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A month or two down the line, they'd be bound into copies of the book I had just about finished.
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They don't have children, and said they will figure out if and how to travel with kids down the line.
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Such functionality could be hugely important for Google as it carries out its vision for mobile devices down the line.
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Gavin Newsom's law that loosened the criteria for collegiate athletes to market themselves starting approximately three years down the line.
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When the set drifted to a tiebreak, Bertens quickly found another gear, firing one superb forehand winner down the line.
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"Down the line, I could see myself working with people who have massive amounts of weight to lose," she said.
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Colonial Pipeline, which operates the system and shut down the line soon after the discovery of the leak on Sept.
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After Travis Jankowski advanced both with a sacrifice bunt, Myers lined a two-out double down the line in left.
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On the next point, Querrey took the set by winning a scrambling baseline rally with a forehand down the line.
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If we double down on our support at this watershed moment, there will be dividends to reap down the line.
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If anything, you distinguish yourself and you plant the seeds for a relationship, which can bear fruit down the line.
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But formally penalizing Huawei could have serious consequences for how the US-China tech fight plays out down the line.
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Even if things seem down now, there are steps you can take to prime yourself for happiness down the line.
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We walked down the line and found that it almost reached the end of the 1.2-million-square-foot warehouse.
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In addition to the initial price of each home, consider the investments you'd need to make years down the line.
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We may be moving from cautiousness to optimism, but euphoria's down the line somewhere," he told "Squawk on the Street.
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Other acquisitions that we may see turned into products down the line include cloud security services, by way of Harvest.
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"One of the patients had angle recession, which is a risk factor for developing glaucoma down the line," he said.
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And Refsnyder was charged with an error when he could not cleanly backhand Paul Janish's sharp grounder down the line.
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The brief lifting of the debt ceiling, for instance, can be leveraged for future victories three months down the line.
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There has to be another deal down the line that deepens commitments to cutting emissions, then another, and then another.
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In the train carriage with me is a small golden fish, presumably taking its own journey further down the line.
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What they don't know is the actual set of policies coming down the line that could impact them going forward.
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And if he can't meet this basic demand does it mean he'll fail me in bigger ways down the line?
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It's a ways from release yet, but I hope there are many games that follow its example down the line.
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Down the line, bestsellers may, indeed, become available again, thanks to an "all-time classics"-type tab on the site.
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That's potentially dangerous, as that could allow Riyadh to pursue a nuclear weapon with US-sold equipment down the line.
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There will also be the potential for scholarships and an interest-free loan further down the line, the company said.
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This is meant to avoid both scenarios where companies struggle to deploy the platform but also issues down the line.
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Changes in funding, technology breakthroughs or international developments could still alter NASA's exploration plans at any point down the line.
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Moving down the line after they resigned, Nixon found that Solicitor General Robert Bork was willing to do the deed.
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Among his arguments, as he sought to galvanize Democrats: There is no telling who might be president down the line.
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Croatia says thanks and sends a long throw down the line, and now they're in the area making trouble again.
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Capital Economics also thinks that the US government will need to add to its $2 trillion efforts down the line.
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If baseline data regarding the current population are inaccurate, future projections could be skewed, causing financial challenges down the line.
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Clifford's lawsuit alleges that Trump avoided signing in order to plausibly deny any knowledge of the deal down the line.
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The board demands something, and people and agencies down the line all fall into a concordance of order and decision.
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Astros shortstop Alex Bregman dropped a broken-bat double down the line in shallow right to lead off the ninth.
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Though voting and volunteering both forecast lower levels of depression and smarter health choices down the line, activism does not.
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They want to focus on the immediate allegation, not the child's future risk a year or two down the line.
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It's also taking place as a lot of Massachusetts talent eyes a Senate run down the line, experts tell Vox.
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Despite the issues with bitcoin, Collison says Stripe is open to processing other types of cryptocurrency payments down the line.
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Springboard is only open to a few customers today, but Google is planning for a wider release down the line.
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"That is part of the arrogance the Trump administration is exhibiting all up and down the line," Mr. Smock said.
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Trump prowled up and down the line of reporters -- bullying some, cajoling others and taking question after question after question.
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They're an investment in the day, somewhere down the line, when we'll actually be able to see one another again.
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But if United Technologies' stock price lags several years down the line, a potential breakup would be on the table.
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It's unclear if all of these fresh finds will actually get official unveiling in June versus further down the line.
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But Durkovich also said that down the line it's not unreasonable to see domestic groups playing a role as well.
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This year, his game is all about changing direction, and then thumping a forehand down the line for a winner.
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Ten years down the line, I could see myself opening my own shop or traveling, and doing what I love.
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He capped it, appropriately, with a backhand down the line, his 87th winner of the day, 51 more than Murray.
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The pain could get worse for American companies, whose products may face retaliation by the European Union down the line.
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Sessions also said he will rely on Huber's review to determine if a special counsel is needed down the line.
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Leaders who don't make themselves accountable for even their small mistakes are shown to pay the consequences down the line.
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Private equity firms buy companies with the expectation of selling them a few years down the line for a profit.
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On the next point, Williams hit a forehand winner down the line to win and raised her arms in triumph.
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That's the fight to make next and if a Jon Jones fight is possible down the line, I like it!
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And somewhere down the line, Whole Foods can feed those efforts to streamline the way we buy stuff in person.
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It is also in talks with companies about licensing its tech to be incorporated into new products down the line.
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For instance, they can lock in young customers with the hopes of cross-selling products to them down the line.
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So things fall even further, with cuts to agencies that actually bring in revenue prompting further cuts down the line.
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And hopefully, at some point down the line, you'll find yourselves well-positioned to take that long-awaited family vacation.
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The only upside may be that removing Mr. Singhal so swiftly would help Uber sidestep further controversy down the line.
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That means Lagarde may need to increase pressure on euro zone governments to step up fiscal spending down the line.
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We really wanted the character to be Jewish so we went down the line a while with Sacha Baron Cohen.
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But don't lose hope — he mentioned that he might feel differently, say, some thirty or so years down the line.
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What happens if it's ... you know, you can sort of go down the line from the politicians and everything else.
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Nadal came out sharply, targeting lethal, down-the-line groundstrokes to seize momentum with a break in the third game.
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"Things like eyesight, hearing, other cognitive functions - all of these could be measurable further on down the line," added Gray.
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Intelligence experts, bomb experts, and more are sharing what they know now and what they find out down the line.
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Regrettably, this wasn't enough to prevent Sacha from contracting a near fatal lung infection a few years down the line.
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Pretty down-the-line conservative — he voted for the tax bill and Obamacare repeal, as all the Ohio Republicans did.
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Have you ever had the thought, "I hope I'll remember this years down the line," knowing that sadly, you probably wouldn't?
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Down the line, simpler interaction with Siri and other apps through voice commands could emerge as the core value of AirPods.
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He then won back the office two years later, setting up his successful White House run a decade down the line.
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The City Council apparently plans to use data collected through the service to help inform its transit plans down the line.
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I GOT INTO THIS – I PLAYED EVERYTHING GROWING UP FROM FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL AND SOCCER AND UP AND DOWN THE LINE.
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Now the laws lawyers will get involved and everybody's going to get involved and we'll be 10 years down the line.
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Now, they could do what the Cowboys always do: restructure contracts on hand to create bigger cap hits down the line.
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Depp allegedly pushed for Heard's firing from Aquaman and attempted to stem any further projects with the company down the line.
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The central bank is expected to maintain current rates but reiterate that it intends to raise borrowing costs down the line.
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He fouls bucketfuls of balls off the inside of his foot, misses others by miles, and hits rockets down the line.
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Part of the problem is that certain aspects of Huawei's programming can only have a measurable impact months down the line.
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One down-the-line forehand winner landed right at the baseline and Thiem&aposs shoulders sagged as he muttered to himself.
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Maybe my horse found a niche on how to get faster somewhere down the line in the last couple of weeks.
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Questionable. But it does seem like another way for restaurants and food companies to advertise to Google users down the line.
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On the prospect of a bigger deal down the line for the two giants, Fitch's Baisden said there was appealing logic.
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Yet the WSJ reports that thousands of jobs could be cut down the line as a result of the sales shuffle.
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To start, Microsoft is supporting only the US English language keyboard layout, with plans to add more layouts down the line.
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White says Ronda also wants to fight Cris "Cyborg" at some point down the line -- as he previously told TMZ Sports.
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It's not a big surprise to say a young woman wound up with a different husband many years down the line.
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So it's perhaps most likely that those are the international markets Jibo's makers are still hoping to serve down the line.
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Subsidizing loyalty now could be costly in the short-term, but poise Uber for years of lucrative business down the line.
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Further down the line, the goal is to expand into more specific verticals, including mother and baby, as well as beauty.
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So does Europe's trajectory mean that we're heading for the same kind of correction just a few years down the line?
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Samples of chipsets will become available next year, meaning that the product release will be further down the line than that.
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He did give us fast food devotees a glimmer of hope though, writing "You never know what'll happen down the line!"
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But if he lets Saudi Arabia off the hook, he's only opening the door for further problems later down the line.
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Given the random emphasis being placed on these two, I imagine we'll be seeing them again some time down the line.
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"It's nice to help somebody because you never know, someone might have to give you a hand somewhere down the line."
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Here's what we do know ... whoever wins this fight is PROBABLY looking at a scrap with Jon somewhere down the line.
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"I'm voting straight down the line this year," says Jessica Amoroso of West Chester, PA, who is voting for Donald Trump.
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It will be interesting to see whether Waze intends to add more integrations of music or other services down the line.
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It's not fun, but opportunity is knocking on Utah's door; to ignore it now could cost them down the line. 3.
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It will be interesting to see whether Waze intends to add more integrations of music or other services down the line.
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Thiem saved a match point with a blistering backhand down the line and held on to force a deciding fifth set.
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There are worse problems to have, but the Sixers could find themselves making some very difficult financial decisions down the line.
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"It's obvious to me that if you go 20 years down the line, we're going to have net neutrality," says Copps.
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Are we still going to be using an all-in-one tool for handling the written word down the line here?
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Cars that go down the line of a factory are not all black or not all white or not all red.
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If we speak up too much, the way we will be perceived moving forward, will that hurt us down the line?
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Ten years down the line, the film seems better suited for a cult-favorite role than a manufactured-cult blockbuster one.
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The whip-cracked forehand - inside out, crosscourt or down the line - has been the biggest of big shots for recent generations.
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That pricing scheme is an introductory offer, and Remedy might raise either the percentage fee or $99 cap down the line.
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The focus will be on policymakers' assessment of Britain's economic slowdown and whether it justifies a rate cut down the line.
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They all appear to realize they need to show off their bipartisan credentials early to avoid GOP attacks down the line.
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They've been reading it for two hours now, and they'll still be there, on the same page, six down the line.
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It's a dangerous and competitive market, but their product is well thought out and could make data plays down the line.
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If you're a mobile games fan, you can expect "bigger, better and badder" franchises coming down the line thanks to 5G.
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Two years down the line, with the benefit of hindsight, they were right to approach some of those quarterbacks with skepticism.
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The more referrals you get from past housesits, the easier it will be to get more of them down the line.
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Then, a couple of years down the line, I bumped into him at a festival and we hit it off again.
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Services that Ebury currently provides include currency transfer and exchange, but it looks like there will be more down the line.
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Some of the picks are so far down the line that's impossible to say what the NBA will look like then.
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Straight-down-the-line classics in this concert, the first of three the Boston Symphony gives in New York this season.
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Five or 10 years down the line, the implications of another Equifax hack, or another Internet shutdown, will be far greater.
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Martin Prado then nearly hit into an inning-ending double play but hustled down the line to keep the rally alive.
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There's already some amount of pre-existing resistance to just about every one of the 51 treatments coming down the line.
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In reality, this is more about setting up whatever comes next for net neutrality, likely a few years down the line.
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BUT THAT WOULD BE AFTER THE APPEAL PROCESS HAS GONE THROUGH, AND THAT IS A NUMBER OF YEARS DOWN THE LINE.
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Buffett looks for businesses that will continue to have a competitive advantage decades down the line, not just in the moment.
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The device will not initially be released in the U.S., but CNBC understands that this could happen later down the line.
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That then creates a type of pressure on Assad that could down the line leave to a collapse of his regime.
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Sending a nice note letting the recruiter know you'd like to stay in touch might lead to something down the line.
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But save your receipts, Bera said — you can redeem those expenses down the line if necessary as an emergency fund alternative.
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I hope this changes down the line as USB-C is becoming somewhat of a standard on both Macs and PCs.
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" Down the street, a guitarist sang a country-blues song with the refrain, "Trump Train is rollin' on down the line.
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It&aposs the key to being able to achieve all the other financial goals that you&aposll set down the line.
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Still, Shannon recognizes that his concept has loads of potential, and he's eager to see where it goes down the line.
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Even if the results are gobbledygook to you, they could help a technician understand your Wi-Fi problems down the line.
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The inverted yield curve is considered one of the best indicators of a possible recession about 18 months down the line.
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Down the line, the text could take on other uses like helping a hearing-impaired driver communicate with passengers, Eyler said.
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She now owes Kimble Hookstraten a favor, meaning she might have to do something that hurts her husband down the line.
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Trading Hill and Randolph, their two best players, for treats that may pay off years down the line would be wise.
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Just a month down the line, Netflix has picked up movies that may or may not appeal to its global audiences.
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Metternich intends to expand its sizing and silhouettes down the line, when the brand is equipped to do it really well.
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We were just finding our professional footing and assumed we would be more financially stable a few years down the line.
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And while she's focusing on denim at the moment, pieces in leather, python, and even velvet are planned down the line.
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