Italy's sluggish legal system drags out the time spent in limbo.
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"If it drags out," he dictated to his diary on Dec.
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It's not to their or our advantage if this battle drags out.
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"The longer this drags out, the better it is for North Korea."
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The longer this drags out, the more I'm concerned that something's going to happen.
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Perhaps Verizon can renegotiate if it simply drags out the deal and traffic slows.
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"We'll see how long this drags out, but I don't think so," Yost said.
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She drags out a rug, unrolls it, and finds nothing but sow bugs and wolf spiders.
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The Chinese would love for this to be a step-by-step process that drags out.
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"If this drags out till the end of January, I don't know what we're going to do."
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If I have any criticism, it's that the host drags out the correct answer way too long.
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What drags out the most is the story of villainous Campbell and his abusive attitude towards girlfriend Elle.
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And it drags out the spurious narrative that science isn't in consensus about climate change, its causes, and effects.
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If it drags out, as other recent transactions have, the combined firm risks losing employees and clients to rivals.
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And while this drags out, artists, songwriters and labels, are clamouring for more money in exchange for song plays.
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But if this drags out, we face the real possibility that children are going to start losing their insurance.
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"The longer this drags out obviously the more devastating this will be for the small business community," she said.
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Every day that this drags out serves only to further divide us, and delays the much needed healing process.
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" Asked if things could become awkward if the shutdown drags out, Simpson replied with a laugh: "It's awkward now!
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Meen is not one of those judges who drags out his decision as if he were telling a mystery story.
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" They added: "The longer this new escalation drags out the greater the likelihood of negative consequences to Tesla's fundamental position.
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For one, as he admitted himself in a tweet Wednesday, it brings him publicity and drags out the news cycle.
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The longer the league drags out the legal battle, the greater the chance that players will give up the fight, he said.
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But as South Africa's ever-defiant president drags out his final days in office, even his allies in the ruling party have had enough.
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The lawsuit also drags out a ton of complaints from customers ... and, for good measure, mentions TSI's "F" rating with the Better Business Bureau.
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"Certainly the longer it drags out, the market is bound to see some pressure, at least in some sectors and with certain companies," said Ghriskey.
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The longer President Trump drags out the suspense of what lay behind his early March tweets, the likelier it becomes that nothing substantive lay behind them.
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Some U.S. officials and experts worry North Korea could buy time to build up and refine its nuclear arsenal if it drags out talks with Washington.
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Mike grabs Tuco's shirt — and boxing glove necklace — and bravely drags out the pummeling until the cops finally arrive to arrest Tuco and lock him up.
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No one drags out Awkwafina, John Mulaney, and a bunch of expensive musical performances for anything other than sparking some Marie Kondo-level joy for the audience.
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Saikrishna Prakash, a law professor at the University of Virginia, said the longer the legal fight drags out, the less likely the investigation will reach its conclusion.
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The appeal, filed Friday, drags out a dispute that has roots going back to 2010, when Oracle first sued Google for using the software, which Oracle owns.
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But if courts don't rule in their favor or if the fight drags out, the fate of Medicaid expansion is very much at stake in the fall election.
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His presence there is perhaps the most vivid reminder yet that as Congress drags out what to do about DACA recipients, it will probably be too late for some.
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" Vocalist and group founder James Murphy was likely the author behind the post, because it also said, "winter tends to mess with my voice, so finishing the thing drags out.
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Now the second half of the Fed's mandate could be imperiled if the economic uncertainty drags out, putting corporate expansion and hiring plans on ice, and the overall economy slows.
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Illinois was ranked last, with a major criticism being that it lacks a penalty for an automaker that drags out the process, hoping the consumer will become frustrated and give up.
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As the fallout with the West drags out, Turkey could react by embracing Russia — the wolf scratching at its door, which would like nothing more than to distance Turkey from the West.
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Like the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges, whose five-page stories limn worlds more intricate than many five-hundred-page novels, Pnini compresses into five minutes what Warhol drags out for five hours.
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The Kardashians have built a multimedia empire off their name, so a controversy like the one currently facing the only brother in the clan may have a widening impact the longer it drags out.
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The delay drags out what has been a long goodbye for Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, who was appointed nearly five years ago and failed to turn around the company, a long-fading web pioneer.
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And one suspects that the longer the suspense drags out, the harder it'll be for pundits to heed all the calls and reminders to be patient and avoid speculation... But seriously — where is the Mueller report?
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The couple joins a growing list of people forced to renovate or completely rebuild their homes after a natural disaster, as severe weather events wreak damage throughout the country and spending in their wake drags out over multiple years.
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" According to Politico, Moulitsas' fault-finding signaled that "it's no longer taboo in liberal circles to attack Sanders as he drags out the nomination process at a time when many are itching to turn their fire on Donald Trump.
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The color drags out, making bright, random flashes of orange where the saffron perfume will also be more intense, something like the cut, dried grass of a backyard you used to love, on the hottest day of the year.
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He methodically cleans the houses in the neighborhood: strips the house of useful materials like batteries, drags out the decomposing corpses and buries them in a field, cleans up, and then marks the street outside the house with a huge spray-painted X to signal its completion.
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Make it "those judges who drag out their decisions as if they were …" Or, alternatively, say "Meen is not the kind of judge who drags out …" ••• Each of the three girls wore their hair pulled away from their faces in a traditional burial style for women, according to the local authorities, signaling that they were prepared to die.
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Ryan drags out Trump endorsement As the presidential campaign got underway, Ryan's weekly press conferences in the Capitol were increasingly dominated by questions about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Baʿal then drags out Yam and finishes him off. Then Athtart tells Baʿal to scatter his rival, which he does, and then he cries out that Yam is dead, and that he shall be King.
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The battle drags out and becomes very costly. Beauregard eventually pushes Sheridan's and Ord's men back. The section where Sheridan's and Ord's men are form in a rail road cut. Beauregard tries to rush the position but suffers heavily.
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Rolling Stone praised the featured rapper's part of the song, writing: 'West drags out the ends of his sentences during his self-deprecating verse, making for a more mellow tone against the aggressive beat reminiscent of West’s “All Day.”'.
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Chuck is challenged by her bodyguards, whom he defeats with a flash on staff fighting and his tranquilizer gloves. Meanwhile, Sofia sees Sarah and they get into a fight, which drags out onto the catwalk. Sarah defeats Sofia, and the microchips are recaptured.
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While death row inmates sentenced by state governments may appeal to both state courts and federal courts, federal death row inmates have to appeal directly to federal courts.Potter, Kyle. "Dru Sjodin’s killer drags out death row delays ." Associated Press at the Twin Cities Pioneer Press.
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Only Maria feels comfortable around him and talks to him constantly. He is described as a truly kind-hearted man and an incarnation of innocence. Although Luck believes Tick does not have any qualities of a mafiosi, Luck also believes Tick's only talent is inflicting pain. When he speaks, he often drags out the vowels, increasing his childlike qualities.
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Andrew Smith from the British film review website Popcorn Pictures gave the film an abysmal score of 0 out of 10, writing, "Killdozer is dreadful fare which should have been left to rust on the seventies scrap heap. It’s hard trying to find positives to say about it. Even its short running time drags out for an eternity." However, not all reviews for the film were negative.
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The episodes opens with a US Marine Humvee being hit by an RPG in Iraq. One man drags out a Marine with a severed leg into a clearing and then the Marine is shown to be House. The whole scenario turns out to be House's dream, and when he wakes up, Cuddy presents him with a new case. House recognizes him as the man who dragged him out of the burning vehicle from the dream.
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After a great war in heaven involving many of the gods, Yam is soundly defeated: :And the weapon springs from the hand of Baal, :Like a raptor from between his fingers. :It strikes the skull of Prince Yam, :between the eyes of Judge Nahar. :Yahm collapses, he falls to the earth; :His joints quiver, and his spine shakes. :Thereupon Baal drags out Yam and would rend him to pieces; :he would make an end of Judge Nahar.
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The enraged Count calls for his people and for weapons: his servant is seducing his wife. (Ultima scena: "Gente, gente, all'armi, all'armi" – "Gentlemen, to arms!") Bartolo, Basilio and Antonio enter with torches as, one by one, the Count drags out Cherubino, Barbarina, Marcellina and the "Countess" from behind the pavilion. All beg him to forgive Figaro and the "Countess", but he loudly refuses, repeating "no" at the top of his voice, until finally the real Countess re-enters and reveals her true identity.
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Boon Chan of The Straits Times rated the film a 2 out of 5 stars, commenting that the "will-they-or-won't-they premise (of Lin Yu's pursuit for Qing Qing) drags out for far too long". Meanwhile, there could be a "much-needed trim, especially the jarring jump from light-hearted comedy romance to melodrama", and "the attempt to add some heft by incorporating real-life events from the Hotel New World collapse in 1986 to the Sars outbreak in 2003 does not really work".
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Consultant David Mirkin suggested that the animators should add "some funny things" to the episode to "spice it up", such as the gorilla suit that one of the bank employees wear. After the audio recording of the script by the cast, the episode ended up being too long. Weinstein said one of the reasons for it was that Krusty talks very slowly, which drags out the time. They were only allowed to send twenty minutes' worth of audio to Film Roman for them to animate, but the audio track for the episode was twenty-six minutes long.
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After a hard day's work, the reporter Moreau is asked by his boss to find out why the head of the French delegation to the United Nations has suddenly disappeared. Moreau drags out of bed the unscrupulous photographer Delmas, who knows his way round Manhattan at night. Together they visit women the diplomat knew: an actress in a play, a jazz singer in a recording studio, a stripper in a burlesque show, a prostitute in an expensive brothel. Stopping off in a bar, they hear from a news flash that the actress has tried to kill herself and is in hospital.
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A confrontation between the two leads to Weapon Brown slaying her, but not before he drags out of her an idea of where Linus might be: the Pumpkin Patch, the area where the destructive Zinger Bombs which essentially destroyed the world first fell. After a brief battle with an anthropomorphic and excessively hungry tree — described as an 'arboreal weapon' left over from the Fourth World War — Weapon Brown finally locates his quarry and the woman he has gone so far to rescue. A brief battle ends with Weapon Brown defeated and imprisoned by Linus, thanks to a quasi-sentient life form Linus has psychic control over (which Linus refers to as his 'Security Blanket'), who is attempting to raise "the Great Pumpkin". Astonishingly, he succeeds, but Weapon Brown breaks free of his confinement and destroys Linus' blanket.
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