"The earliest, earliest, earliest [is] probably 12 to 18 months to get something out to the population," Modjarrad said.
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The earliest account here dates to 220, the earliest one reported yet.
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It's the earliest beer recipe—and the earliest known use of barley—in China.
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The release describes the fossils as "the earliest known prehistoric ancestor of humans," referring to their status as the earliest known deuterostomes.
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Do you have any idea which companies still have your earliest e-mails, or your earliest posts on that now-defunct social network?
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The IAA suggests that this may be the earliest rural mosque yet discovered, and, in fact, one of the earliest mosques in the world.
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It&aposs at the very earliest stages of forming a relationship and will give us the very earliest indications of how this could go going forward.
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It's the earliest documented lipid residue evidence for fermented dairy in the Mediterranean region and among the earliest documented anywhere to date, according to the study.
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The engravings represent the earliest evidence for dogs on the Arabian Peninsula and might even stand as the earliest depictions of canines yet, as Science first reported.
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The earliest known fossilized remains of modern humans have all been found on the African continent, but this is the earliest evidence of modern humans outside Africa.
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The earliest occupations from the Aleutians to Yakutat Bay in Southeast Alaska are dated at around 8,000 years ago, which is 6,000 years after the earliest interior occupations.
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And yet, one of the earliest examples of game developers' thinking outside of the box and bringing food to the forefront is one of the earliest games: Pac-Man.
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The earliest House vote would occur on January 7, meaning the likely earliest start date of a Senate trial is January 8, assuming the partisan standoff has been resolved.
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From its earliest days, and in its earliest decisions, Snapchat and its college-aged executive focused on recruiting dedicated employees who would be committed to the company's long-term success.
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There were all sorts of accessories being made for the earliest editions of the Mac, many of dubious value, many hiding in the back pages of the earliest issues of MacWorld.
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New Hampshire doesn't just vote first — it votes earliest.
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It's also unsurprising that, from its earliest days, a game based on invading your opponent's territory and defending your own soil adopted the discourse of America's bloodiest conflict from its earliest days.
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Teleocrater is the earliest known member of the bird branch.
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The earliest that could occur would be in November 2017.
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Ana: What are your earliest memories of learning about sex?
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Venture Out's earliest programming was dedicated exclusively to this population.
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The foundational fact that this movie, the earliest on this
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It has been since the earliest days of Trump's tenure.
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The earliest of the wells date back almost 2,000 years.
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In theory, the earliest date for withdrawal would be Nov.
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Earliest evidence of our human ancestors outside of Africa found.
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The earliest a second round will be held is April.
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My friends and I were some of the earliest ones.
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The earliest web browsers, including Mosaic, used blue link text.
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My earliest memories are from when I was a toddler.
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Not long after the earliest online dating services, including Match.
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That is on hold until March 1st at the earliest.
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Coincidentally, the earliest iterations of performance art flirted with nihilism.
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The earliest eons of the universe were turbulent and violent.
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Yet diagnosing Alzheimer's in the earliest stages is not easy.
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The earliest date on record is April 20, Snider says.
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Overconfident claims have dogged AI research from its earliest days.
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So in their earliest days, programmers angled into the action.
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PT tip marked the earliest game in Sacramento since Feb.
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VMware and Citrix were two of the earliest to market.
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He was the earliest pioneer in radiation therapy for cancer.
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Jeff Sessions was among Trump's earliest and most influential backers.
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The phrase dates to the earliest days of Nazi propaganda.
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Chinese tech conglomerate Baidu is one of Cockroach's earliest customers.
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The earliest you can claim Social Security is age 62.
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One of the internet's earliest meme pioneers is no more.
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Tech is my life, but I'm not the earliest adopter.
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This is not the earliest sign of any alcoholic beverage.
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Sessions was one of Trump's earliest and most enthusiastic supporters.
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The earliest forms of writing date approximately 5,000 years ago.
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His experience in construction dates back to his earliest days.
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That's all still a few years out, at the earliest.
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Both GOP lawmakers were Trump's earliest supporters on Capitol Hill.
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Fabricated endorsements have been an issue since moviedom's earliest days.
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The earliest adopters were élite athletes looking for an edge.
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One of John Leguizamo's earliest roles was on "Miami Vice."
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From the earliest moments, "Nuka World" thrusts violence upon you.
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The earliest version of the text was composed in 1917.
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It was the earliest firing of any manager in history.
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Cummings was one of the earliest supporters of Barack Obama.
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The PSL had its earliest official launch ever this year.
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Here's what 12 of Uber's earliest employees are doing now.
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Nor is it representative of Trump's earliest actions as president.
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The earliest Thanksgivings were bigger lasted longer than today's events.
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A ruling is not expected until March, at the earliest.
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At the earliest they would take effect on Dec. 31.
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They demonstrate teamwork, as if from the game's earliest textbooks.
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One of the earliest entries draws similarities to Tsialas' death.
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In the earliest cases, experts would debate whether money mattered.
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The "startup world" looked very different in my earliest days.
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See the earliest sunrise in America at Acadia National Park
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Venrock partner Nick Beim was one of Gilt's earliest investors.
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Bread was one of mankind's earliest forms of prepared food.
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In fact, DoorDash has become profitable in its earliest markets.
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In fact, he spent his earliest years denouncing the genre.
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This is my earliest and most distinct memory of him.
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The photos from her earliest days must be really incredible.
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VICE: What's your earliest memory of mistreatment by the police?
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Most forecast it will come in 2021 at the earliest.
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The earliest Chinese immigrants to San Francisco were mostly men.
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The earliest measurable snowfall in the city was on Oct.
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This car isn't coming until late 2021, at the earliest.
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Earliest start to the season ever, in the United States.
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The smart speaker category is still in its earliest stages.
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Some of the earliest known human writing was, basically, counting.
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We can discuss my severance package at your earliest convenience.
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The most common — and often earliest — symptom is a fever.
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The earliest reported catalogs appeared in Venice in the 1400s.
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One of his earliest memories took place in the hospital.
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Now paleontologists have identified the earliest known example: Meet Megachirella.
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What are some of the earliest memories of your childhood?
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Tuesday's episode showed us the earliest stirrings of that obsession.
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Andreessen Horowitz was one of the earliest investors in Coinbase.
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His earliest public comment on the epidemic came on Jan.
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But the iPad was also hamstrung in its earliest incarnation.
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One his company's earliest customers was chemical company Dow Inc.
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A ruling is not expected before March at the earliest.
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The move toward renewable energy is in its earliest stages.
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The earliest banner memorializes an N.C.A.A. tournament berth in 22013.
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The Philippines petition was among the earliest to be filed.
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In fact, it is the earliest we could do it.
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The earliest races were on buffalos, and then on donkeys.
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The earliest McGorty site identified by BuzzFeed News was oraclebeacon.
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So, where do the candidates stand in the earliest states?
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How old were they when they remembered their earliest memory?
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These two events led to the earliest form of cheerleading.
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From the earliest days, technology was part of his preaching.
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Her son had matured into amnesia about his earliest years.
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This is the earliest release you have on your list.
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Groundbreaking will not take place until 2019 at the earliest.
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His earliest connection to the Béliveaus left a lasting imprint.
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It goes back and forth, even in his earliest work.
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She was among Valentino Garavani's earliest and most beloved customers.
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My earliest memory is of soldiers knocking on our door.
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My earliest pictures didn't have people in them at all.
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She's the earliest of teens, with shaky hopes and dreams.
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Attorney General Sessions was one of Trump's earliest, staunchest supporters.
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Throughout the decade, zines carved out the earliest queercore network.
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Charleston, South Carolina represents one of America's earliest cultural meccas.
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Brettschneider also created this map showing earliest sunset/latest sunrise for different parts of North America: If you live in DC, you missed the earliest sunset — it happened during the week of December 215.
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Originating from a time before dinosaurs walked the earth, the earliest shark scales date back about 425 million years, and the earliest shark teeth are from the Devonian Period, about 410 million years ago.
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Brettschneider also created this map showing earliest sunset/latest sunrise for different parts of North America: If you live in DC, you missed the earliest sunset — it happened during the week of December 227.
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FAIRFAX, Va. — Recalling his earliest days in politics on Monday, Gov.
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They then asked when the earliest was that I could meet.
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The Creators Projet: What is your earliest memory of your mother?
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And most of these cancer diagnoses are in the earliest stages.
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Manager Buck Showalter said Sunday is the earliest Britton will return.
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Remember the earliest days of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4?
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Shale, in my view is a technology in its earliest stages.
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Simpson's earliest eligibility for parole, if it is granted, is Oct.
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Horn was one of the earliest female adopters and innovators online.
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Tysabri's U.S. and European patents expire in 2024, at the earliest,.
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He says the earliest they will come out is 9 p.m.
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The earliest a group was expected to emerge was 9 p.m.
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So the earliest this law could take effect would be November.
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This story would constitute the show's fourth season at the earliest.
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He expects the earliest rate hike to come in the fall.
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The Droid fleet represented some of the iPhone's earliest credible competition.
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That trip isn't supposed to happen until 22 at the earliest.
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The earliest efforts at plant-based eggs took a piecemeal approach.
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The earliest-known legumes - bean pods - were among the Colorado fossils.
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Last week, Alaska saw its earliest ever 70-degree Fahrenheit temperature.
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Many of America's earliest presidents had extensive experience before taking office.
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"Patient-centered research is still in the earliest stages," Bartlett added.
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"Charlie Bit My Finger" is one of the earliest viral videos.
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Draper has been one of the earliest backers of bitcoin companies.
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One of the earliest tasks is introducing yourself to the robot.
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Cloudflare says the earliest data leak dates back to September 2016.
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Let's start with the earliest rounds and move later from there.
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Many of the earliest JoJo memes poked fun at poor translations.
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The history of staged images has its earliest roots in painting.
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Since its earliest days Apttus has always been a Salesforce shop.
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The earliest affected employees would be paid would be around Jan.
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The earliest treaties governing Cauvery water distribution date back to 1892.
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Some of the earliest writings discovered by archaeologists are debt records.
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And they won't ship until late July at the absolute earliest.
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Production is not expected to begin until 73 at the earliest.
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Many of them stemmed from his earliest and most recent albums.
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The asylum would be the scene for her earliest musical ventures.
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He begins with the earliest waves of migrants from the north.
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Can you remember your earliest memory of witchcraft with your grandmothers?
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The earliest age someone can claim Social Security benefits in 235.
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Genre writers were among the earliest adopters of new word processing
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Sonos' earliest products were amps, and you connected your own speakers.
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My earliest memory of being truly terrified is during a vaccination.
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These would be the earliest fossils of Homo sapiens ever discovered.
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Most notably, this is the earliest shutdown ever in a presidency.
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Right now we're in the very earliest stages of the conversation.
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Pressing Command+D dates back to some of the earliest browsers.
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But some of the earliest consumers are getting a little weary.
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It actually sounds the most like some of their earliest records.
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The treasury will recapitalise the bank in July at the earliest.
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My earliest recollections of the team go back to the 1960s.
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Tell us about some of your earliest explorations in music, Jim?
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The risks of individualism have been debated since America's earliest days.
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The bill won't get a vote until Friday at the earliest.
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His work is some of the earliest depicting everyday Portuguese life.
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But he cannot formally do that until 2020 at the earliest.
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Indeed, even the earliest versions of N were already quite stable.
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In one of my earliest pieces, "Bhagwan's Hypnotic Spell," I recounted
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It's also the earliest date on which countries can sign it.
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It also counts Google Ventures — now GV — among its earliest investors.
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Suppliers have the earliest upfront costs, but typically get paid last.
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The earliest the TPP deal can be signed is Feb. 85033.
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The launch has been rescheduled for December 30, at the earliest.
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The issue stretches back to the earliest days of the administration.
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Curing, she quickly discovered, dates back to the earliest human existence.
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However, the site's earliest and most popular definition is from 2003.
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Kenna was one of the earliest and larger holders of bitcoin.
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One of the earliest moments of the games is pure claustrophobia.
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What was so appealing about the earliest emoji was their simplicity.
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One of the earliest references to herpes came from William Shakespeare.
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What is your earliest memory of being attracted to both disciplines?
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The earliest the drug be approved is 2019, according to Axovant.
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WES GORDON Anna Wintour came to one of my earliest shows.
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She started one of the earliest secondhand online clothing exchanges, Refashioner.
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The earliest date for exams would be December 2020, it said.
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She was one of his earliest, most prominent — and fiercest — advocates.
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The earliest piece by him in the show dates to 1823.
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The earliest versions of Conficker had employed the original, flawed version.
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Basketball has been in the Philippines since the sport's earliest days.
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The kitchen is now MoMA's earliest work by a woman architect.
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It was Raonic's earliest exit at a Grand Slam since 2011.
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The earliest Hamptons homes, built in the 1600s, were Colonial style.
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At the earliest, the measure will take effect in six months.
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The earliest of his appearances, at the Joyce Theater on Aug.
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What were your earliest encounters with Reza and his work like?
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"The earliest political ad makers were all documentary filmmakers," she continued.
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The earliest years of my life had been passed in paradise.
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The new study focused on the earliest stages of the disease.
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He recalled some of his earliest memories of racism in Minneapolis.
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At the earliest, the court will hear oral argument in October.
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It's the earliest they've clinched a postseason spot in franchise history.
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It is now considered the earliest existing manuscript in the Americas.
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The earliest cases were estimated to have started on Dec. 2201.
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The earliest boat will depart Wall Street at 6:30 a.m.
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Bangladesh was one of the earliest to do so in 2014.
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The earliest such a code could take effect would be October.
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This is the earliest it could endorse a new Commission president.
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CBS was one of the earliest entrants in the streaming wars.
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The other was continuing, highly classified and in its earliest stages.
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The earliest women might be admitted is in 2018 or 2019.
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At the earliest, that would happen in the fall of 2019.
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"Sometimes, the earliest adopters of new technologies are criminal," she said.
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Salesforce's Sales Cloud software goes back to the company's earliest days.
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The earliest date the U.S. can exit the agreement is Nov.
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Most would not go into effect until 2019 at the earliest.
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Look no further than the earliest entries in Disney's animated catalogue.
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The earliest pictures are impressive formal accomplishments in a difficult medium.
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France has one of the earliest retirement ages among industrialized nations.
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None of them predicted a change until December at the earliest.
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They are now the earliest human remains found in the Philippines.
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He signed on to Fred's program back in its earliest days.
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One of Miller's earliest singles, "Donald Trump," was released in 20153.
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Many of Mr. Heizer's earliest works, for example, no longer exist.
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Trump probably isn't going anywhere until early 2021 at the earliest.
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It's a far cry from one of the earliest speed restrictions.
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This has been so since the earliest days of the republic.
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It has already been postponed until April 15 at the earliest.
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"'Transparency' was one of the earliest tracks we did," explains Neenyo.
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Is it possible to discuss by phone at your earliest convenience?
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Take "The First Vent" (1972), the earliest work in the show.
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You were, again, one of the earliest apps on the platform.
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Arguments for that appeal will be in October at the earliest.
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Colossal Cave Adventure was the first text-based adventure game—It was developed in 1976 using one of the earliest computer programming languages, at the same time as the earliest version of the internet itself, ARPANET.
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Scientists have used fossils to discern how some of Earth's earliest trees called cladoxylopsids, which helped to jumpstart the planet's earliest forests about 374 million years ago, actually managed to grow, per the Los Angeles Times.
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You're also able to sort who you follow by earliest to latest and vice versa, in case you want to clear out your earliest adds or make sure you actually care about the latest people you followed.
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At the earliest stage, we are taught these concepts by our parents.
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One of the earliest adopters of additive manufacturing was the medical industry.
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The company has also suffered from management turmoil since its earliest days.
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Abracadabra was actually one of our earliest methods of warding off malaria.
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When the earliest human being took their first breath, CO2 was discharged.
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While her earliest works are geometric abstractions, they aren't like anyone else's.
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Of course, porn companies were some of the earliest to sign up.
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One of the earliest flashpoints in the debate centered on climate change.
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One of Nick's earliest customers was Former Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld.
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Reconstruction is quite a ways off, maybe ten months at the earliest.
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It's now considered the earliest evidence of drawing in the archaeological record.
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In time, even program verification's earliest champions began to doubt its usefulness.
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Results are expected in January at the earliest, the Daily Post reports.
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Gawker has played that role in digital media from its earliest days.
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Australia has resisted negotiating a permanent border until 2056 at the earliest.
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Earliest this year, for example, archaeologists unearthed ancient boxing gloves at Vindolanda.
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From its earliest days, Twitter has owed its celebrity users a lot.
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Selam, however, represents the earliest and most complete example, the study says.
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An earlier version of this post misstated the earliest it could reopen.
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As in Britain, in America's earliest days legal training came through apprenticeships.
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Ojeda, one of their earliest supporters, became a symbol for the movement.
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Our earliest Greek & Etruscan abecedaria date to around the eight century BCE.
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Two of Uber's earliest investors have joined the hate-on-Uber parade.
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THUMP: What is your earliest or best memory of a freestyle party?
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Before these allegations, the earliest known incidents involving Sandusky were in 211.
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"There she is holding the world's earliest fossil legume," Dr. Miller said.
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Below, for example, is one of the earliest iterations of the meme.
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"The earliest measurable snow on record is September 29, 1984," said Ward.
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Celebrity Cars claims the Cadillac is one of the earliest bulletproof cars.
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"We believe if it comes, the earliest would be 2018," Omar said.
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That means December is the earliest a judge can complete the process.
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Say hello to Calvapilosa kroegeri, one of the earliest mollusks ever found.
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Called Calvapilosa, it's one of the earliest—and weirdest—mollusks ever discovered.
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Details of Earliest Human Dentistry Make Me Want to CryDentists are scary.
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But many potential therapies are still in the earliest stages of development.
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The team's findings are not quite the earliest evidence of alcoholic drink.
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But the idea is still in the earliest discussion stages, he said.
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The earliest and messiest and most exciting computers weren't shipped into homes.
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The earliest he could be activated by the Indians is July 20103.
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Breitbart was among the earliest and most ardent supporters of Trump's candidacy.
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These days, a rate hike isn't expected until 2021 at the earliest.
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Gallagher's trial was delayed this week until June 10 at the earliest.
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The earliest battle might be when Trump puts an infrastructure bill forward.
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Were the meowers pioneers, the earliest practitioners of Anonymous-style online anarchy?
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That means we probably won't see anything until 2018 at the earliest.
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The earliest and biggest beneficiaries were police officers, whose pay abruptly doubled.
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Since the earliest days of the internet, fake news has circulated online.
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Production hit its highest seasonal level since 2010, the earliest data available.
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And one of the earliest and most steadfast supporters of his campaign.
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But investors say 2018 would likely be the earliest this could happen.
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Washington is going for its earliest-ever 80-degree day on Wednesday.
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The horseshoe crabs you see today look similar to their earliest ancestors.
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He is known as one of the earliest advocates of fundamental indexing.
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Some of the earliest applications are expected to be in diagnosing disease.
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That is not expected to happen until next month at the earliest.
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Methane—arguably humanity's earliest signature on the climate—is the wild card.
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My earliest memory goes back to when I was 6 or 7.
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The earliest Democrats ever envisioned passing health care reform was July 2009.
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That's my earliest memories of Teddy … And then the music thing hit.
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Approving Keystone was one of his earliest campaign promises on energy policy.
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Kobach was one of the earliest backers of the New York billionaire.
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VICE: Could you talk about your earliest experiences at the Gershwin Hotel?
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One of my earliest jobs was secretary at my mother's hair salon.
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The kraut rock influences has been a mainstay since the earliest releases.
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My earliest moments in No Man's Sky have all been relatively cozy.
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On the Chinese side, we hope to see the earliest possible resumption.
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The United States is already involved in the earliest stages of drug
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One of the earliest reports came on October 31 from Mother Jones.
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The other two aren't expected to open until 2022 at the earliest.
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"But it exists and it's the earliest marine herbivore — it's quite amazing."
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Monroe Doctrine that has existed since the earliest moments of the Soviet
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One of the earliest and most severe eliminations was a pageant queen.
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The earliest the U.S. could actually leave the agreement is November 2020.
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By law, the earliest the country could call elections is June 30.
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The earliest of U.S. efforts began in Burma between 1951 and 1952.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 21950.
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" Arguably, the church's earliest missionary, the Samaritan woman, was a serial "adulterer.
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The earliest a double-dissolution election could be held is in June.
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In one of the earliest of Ginsburg's anti-discrimination cases, Reed v.
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The fish spawn on high tides from earliest April through late June.
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One of Lawrence's earliest roles was in the "The Poker House" (2008).
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 25.
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And McMaster was one of Trump's earliest strong supporters within the party.
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One of the theory's earliest and most influential proponents, as Quammen tells
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We probably won't hear an announcement until next week at the earliest.
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He called for more price controls to be imposed "at the earliest".
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 2212.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 21.
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The earliest, a 1926 self-portrait as a youthful sweetheart, is conventional.
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That feeling took hold even among some of Mr. Rubio's earliest admirers.
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The exhibition features photographs from the camera's earliest days to the present.
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We are just at the earliest stages of beginning to understand that.
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The earliest songs I recorded were basically sung in my speaking voice.
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That means at the earliest, the wedding wouldn't happen until next June.
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From the earliest moments of boot camp, budding soldiers learn about entrepreneurship.
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Saltz cites the earliest coverage of the issue without the new developments.
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I don't remember my earliest conversations with my husband, Ken, about money.
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This year's August 27 PSL launch was the drink's earliest ever debut.
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The bibles represent some of the earliest printed texts in the world.
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The earliest (and most concise!) article I've seen was published on Aug.
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There is also the earliest evidence of "salmon exploitation" in the Americas.
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Her Wednesday afternoon flight has been delayed until Friday at the earliest.
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He estimates the earliest reentry would be at the end of February.
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The Clintons had been among Ms. Gillibrand's earliest and most important benefactors.
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My earliest memory of a sitting shiva was after my grandfather died.
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It was the earliest calendar date in the history of the series.
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As such, the relationships are crystal clear, even from the earliest episodes.
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From his earliest works, he was fascinated with the voices of children.
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The modern Olympic Games, in their earliest decades, relied on creative competition.
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I remember that, from the earliest age, I was who I was.
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He went on to start one of the earliest social networks, SocialNet.
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The trucks won't go into production until late 2021 at the earliest.
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They were thought to be the earliest known photographs of American slaves.
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His illness filled my earliest moments of motherhood with trauma and anxiety.
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Some form of a church has been here since the earliest days.
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The law will go into effect in six months at the earliest.
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One of the earliest, "Baster," appeared in The New Yorker in 1996.
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This year marked the earliest opening day other than for international games.
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Mr. Collins and Mr. Hunter were Mr. Trump's two earliest congressional supporters.
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According to Madewell's website, their earliest estimated ship date is April 6.
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CENTERING The earliest that I wake up on a Sunday is 8.
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Until now, the earliest Australopithecus anamensis fossils were 3.9 million years old.
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He badly wanted to withdraw in the earliest months of his presidency.
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As it stands, Enzi's plan is still in its very earliest stages.
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She started harvesting in late September, the earliest ever on the estate.
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The earliest work here is a small almost naïve painting from 1940.
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Build the earliest version of your solution and test it with customers.
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Like most letters in our earliest decades, it agreed with The Times.
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"My earliest experiences regarding race was in the home," Mr. Day said.
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The earliest that he will be able to post bail is Wednesday.
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But the earliest humans, wandering the open grasslands, had nowhere to hide.
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On Thursday, she proposed talks to restore devolution "at the earliest opportunity".
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Fauci said a vaccine won't be ready until 2018 at the earliest.
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Moezzi has faced repression from the Islamic Republic since its earliest days.
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The project, known as Arpanet, was the earliest glimmer of today's internet.
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Nausea is one of the earliest and most common symptoms during pregnancy.
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Chris Collins of New York, two of Trump's earliest supporters in Congress.
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Some of Mr. Trump's earliest supporters — among them Rudolph W. Giuliani, Gov.
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The earliest proposals would have required platforms to conduct full background checks.
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The earliest that's expected to be ready for test launching is 2020.
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A final vote will not take place until Saturday at the earliest.
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But those jobs won't be added until next year at the earliest.
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And today, Senate Bill 2116 begins that at the earliest possible opportunity.
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Minaj, one of the rapper's earliest collaborators, also expressed her heartfelt condolences.
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And so our favorite place to be is in the earliest moments.
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The earliest these companies could fly their wares with NASA is 2019.
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The ballot is expected to be in late May at the earliest.
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They certainly aren't the sort that appealed to Signal's earliest core users.
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The earliest case had symptoms just two weeks earlier, on December 12.
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But often, the earliest adopters and exploiters of new technology are criminals.
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Lowell's earliest poems give us local and domestic tableaux, electrified by allegory.
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"Target was one of the earliest advertisers on the platform," Silbermann said.
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The act one of our nation's earliest and most impactful conservation laws.
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NOCTURNAL The earliest I wake up is 10, though sometimes it's 11.
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At the earliest, this pushed the award back to summer of FY20.
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Although his family is from Michoacán, his earliest memories are of Phoenix.
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The record for the earliest peak bloom happened on March 15, 1990.
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Some of her earliest events focused on immigration, prison and policing reform.
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But its earliest efforts at female representation can now seem like tokenism.
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The earliest buildings, toward the northern end, opened in the late 1990s.
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One of her earliest memories of living here was watching the Rev.
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At December's sale, Mark Caldwell was one of the earliest to arrive.
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Roughly 1.76 million years ago: Humans begin to fashion the earliest tools.
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He could see what I had found about his two earliest deals.
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From the earliest grades, our schools do a better job educating girls.
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For example, if you look at the earliest version of their ClinicalTrials.
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The earliest early voting date is October 213 in Los Angeles County.
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MP: Can you tell me what your earliest memory of art is?
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In his earliest work, the mediums intertwine, and comment on one another.
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London's National Portrait Gallery acquired the earliest known portrait of a British architect.
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Did a single piece from your earliest collections cement your decision to design?
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October of 1998, that is the earliest time the [Dragonstone] fan forum existed.
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It's now one of the earliest reptiles to appear in the fossil record.
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"What we found were the earliest stories were hopeful ones," Dihal told me.
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But formal charges won't come until later in the week, at the earliest.
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This is clearly the earliest he's ever been pulled in by its forces.
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Her earliest drawings in The Face in the Moon explore that expressive potential.
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In fact this story is about the earliest specimen found outside of Africa.
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They bonded over their passion for computer programming, then in its earliest days.
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The other two are not expected to open until 2022 at the earliest.
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If Simpson is released, his earliest possible release date would be Oct. 1.
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The earliest remedies were simple, if insubstantial: I threw myself into fabricated realities.
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AI has learned to walk, something the earliest and oldest humans can't do.
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A published schedule suggests it won't issue another until August at the earliest.
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It says it adheres to the earliest beliefs of the Christian church teachings.
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The irony here is that Sessions was one of Trump's earliest political supporters.
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"Barbara Cook was one of my earliest inspirations," Benanti said in a statement.
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At the time, the earliest publicly known incidents involving Sandusky dated to 1994.
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The Automation of ThinkingWe're in the earliest days of this revolution, of course.
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Philosophers from the earliest days have grappled with the limits of human knowledge.
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" The earliest days of Street Fighter V were shaped by the "eight frames.
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With the great wealth transfer in its earliest stages, advisors will need it.
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The earliest, made from wood, date back 4,000 years, to the ancient Egyptians.
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The earliest the new tariffs could go into place would be June 24.
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She became a trailblazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial judges.
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He was also an animator, one of the earliest animators on Sesame Street.
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In its earliest days, Maps was mostly a digital representation of an atlas.
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The earliest the general ship's population will be let go is February 19.
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If not June, then December is the earliest meeting for a rate increase.
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Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina hold three of the earliest nominating contests.
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Some of the earliest public interactions between the two were connected to charity.
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There is a list of approved vehicles with the earliest year of 2008.
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Some of his earliest inspiration stemmed from Abstract Expressionists such as Franz Kline.
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The work was not expected to begin until next year at the earliest.
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Some of the earliest images carved on stone in Europe are of reindeer.
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The lawmaker was one of the earliest supporters of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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Her earliest pieces were carved out of fallen trees from her Rome garden.
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Hollander said the Army will only connect them Friday morning at the earliest.
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Four Souls (2004) revisits Fleur Pillager, a memorable character from the earliest novels.
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Manager Buck Showalter said the earliest Britton would return is Sunday or Tuesday.
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Hear tales of some their earliest occupants who paranormal enthusiasts say linger on.
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The earliest a warrant could now be obtained by the regulator is Friday.
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But production isn't scheduled to start until late 2019 at the very earliest.
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Jurvetson, a friend and adviser of Musk's, was one of Tesla's earliest investors.
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Prior to these allegations, the earliest known incidents involving Sandusky were in 1994.
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Bearded and jeans-clad, Mr Fico's earliest political activities were on the left.
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Indeed, in the earliest states — Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina — realclearpolitics.
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Gab counts people like Richard Spencer and Milo Yiannopoulos among its earliest users.
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The judge isn't likely to issue a decision until January at the earliest.
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The court will not act on that request until October at the earliest.
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The earliest 5G will actually be useful to most consumers will be 53.
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Among the Chinese Communist Party's earliest members were Deng Xiaoping and Zhou Enlai.
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The earliest reference in the 1940s, which has stuck, was originally a mistake.
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It&aposs the earliest rematch of the title participants in NCAA tourney history.
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The earliest adopters of Bitcoin — the libertarian anarchist "cypherpunk" crowd — were mostly men.
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It's a loop that has existed since the earliest days of the medium.
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The earliest portraits in the show are of family members and of himself.
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Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, one of the earliest superstars of professional wrestling, died Sunday.
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But there's quite a lot happening at the very earliest stages as well.
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That effectively means that the earliest a trial would begin is that day.
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However, the consensus still didn't expect a reduction until 22020 at the earliest.
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In some ways, the robot hasn't changed too much since its earliest days.
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On Thursday, Bolsonaro said he supported Abdo, one of his earliest regional allies.
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The remark came as Kasich was speaking about his earliest ventures into politics.
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but also the earliest.
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Education at Work is the earliest example of what we call outsourced apprenticeships.
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Background: Proud ― one of the earliest Thiel Fellows ― founded the company in 2012.
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The earliest recombinant vaccines and drugs have been in use for three decades.
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What were you earliest impressions of the band when this album came out?
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Gayle Stacher: My earliest time that I remember was when I was 12.
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That would likely take place next year at the earliest, the official said.
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Until now, scientists have been limited to studying these earliest moments in mice.
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One of the film's most diabolical sequences is also one of its earliest.
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The whole world knows that you abandon your wife at the earliest opportunity.
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It's one of the earliest versions of the equation of women and fish.
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He imposed gags on federal employees in the earliest days of his administration.
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In the caves of the earliest dwellings, it is the art which survives.
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My earliest memories are of growing up on a military base in Ohio.
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With a blood test, doctors might someday detect cancer in the earliest stages.
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What are your earliest memories of art and art-making as a child?
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The earliest O.J. can be released from Lovelock Correctional Center is October 1.
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Second, Flynn was one of the earliest and most outspoken supporters of Trump.
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Trump's order to reinstate the policy was among his earliest moves as president.
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It features an instrumental that made it into one of Kayne's earliest productions.
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Model 3 production isn't due to begin until late 2017 at the earliest.
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Noisey: One of your earliest steady gigs was playing in Pharaoh Sanders' band.
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They are not expected to take effect until next spring at the earliest.
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Sandra Oh earned praise for one of her earliest roles in "Double Happiness."
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The experience harkens back to Kenneth Goldsmith, one of the earliest conceptual poets.
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The way that food brought people together—those are my earliest childhood memories.
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It may be mid-week at the earliest before the refinery resumes production.
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Now, they say that the earliest that could happen is later this year.
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Siri was one of the earliest voice-recognition technologies released to the public.
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The earliest posts are from 16 days ago and they read like this.
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That puts the earliest possible election window in late February or early March.
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Called Alex, it's now the earliest forming Atlantic storm to receive a name.
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Alana Yzola: Tattoo flashes are some of the earliest depictions of tattoo art.
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One of the earliest modern examples of mixed-use development is Trump Tower.
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Soviet Union invited, from its earliest days, visitors from across the world. In
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The review also misstated the year of the earliest work in the exhibition.
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It was Carl Van Vechten who snapped some of Ms. Cleveland's earliest photos.
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His earliest childhood memories were of the devastation wrought there by the Nazis.
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Five of Clinton's six earliest memoranda dealt with social issues in some form.
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One of her earliest memories is her father admonishing her for squashing bugs.
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And, anyway, her earliest champions were Sir Walter Scott and the Prince Regent.
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It's the earliest convention held by either party in more than two decades.
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New parents rejoice at the milestones and miracles of their child's earliest years.
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"The earliest she could find was a July date in Seattle," he said.
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And so, that has really been the strategy since the very earliest days.
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The earliest is "Noga" ("Leg") (1962), a cast of the artist's own leg.
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So any changes probably won't be official until next spring at the earliest.
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Some of my earliest assignments related to Dun & Bradstreet's efforts to expand globally.
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The earliest-known bird, Archaeopteryx, lived about 150 million years ago in Germany.
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Shanghai was one of the earliest cities to announce restrictive measures in March.
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The use of opposing materials is visible in Box Clever's earliest foamcore prototypes.
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I've been a supporter of his — I was one of his earliest supporters.
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Assassin's Creed, at least based on this earliest look, seems like a movie.
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It was the earliest exit for Williams in 53 appearances at Key Biscayne.
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Somehow, the earliest forms of life wriggled into existence not long after that.
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Tell me about the earliest experience you remember just foolin' around with makeup.
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In its earliest manifestation, Twitter understood its position as a message dissemination infrastructure.
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Woz was one of the earliest innovators on the universal remote control front.
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My earliest attempts were me trying to imitate my older brother's comic strips.
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What is your earliest memory of being attracted to a much older woman?
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My earliest violent thought was, in fact, the day after she was born.
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OmniCharge, meanwhile, is a company I've been following since their earliest Kickstarter days.
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Turn yourself in at the earliest opportunity, explain yourself and face the consequences.
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The earliest adopters of Zuora were cloud companies like Box, Okta and DocuSign.
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THUMP: I'd like to start with your earliest days as a club kid.
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Since his earliest days in college, Musk has been fascinated by electric vehicles.
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So you gotta remember, that's like one of the earliest sort-of mashups.
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Most competitors this year chose their earliest acquisition or one of sentimental value.
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Plus, they say, the earliest they arrived was closer to 216,2000 years ago.
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In the earliest days of mountaineering, this meant literally hacking stairsteps into it.
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Here you will see the Domesday Book, the earliest public record in existence.
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Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Lattes returned to menus on Tuesday, it earliest return ever.
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The startups below are ordered by their YC batch, starting from the earliest:
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In fact, this year's PSL return is the earliest recorded PSL launch date.
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However, the August 28 launch in 2018 was the earliest official recorded launch.
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The earliest record of cheddar anywhere is at Cheddar, in Somerset, in 1170 .
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Also, during Martin's lifetime, she didn't show her earliest abstract canvases (biomorphic works).
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Even the earliest rockets that launched off the planet brought cameras into space.
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From the earliest days of the scandal, I balked at that narrow reading.
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You know, VR is in the very, very earliest stages of having impact.
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In New Zealand I witnessed the earliest signs of aging in my father.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Rain arrives in the hours after sunset, earliest west.
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Under Senate rules, the earliest the first procedural vote could happen is Sunday.
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Do you want to walk me through the earliest stages of Taiwan's response?
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I say July at earliest (for a rate cut) but probably in September.
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One of my earliest internet memories is of telling friends to open Whitehouse.
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The earliest he can be released from Lovelock Correctional Center is October 1.
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One of the earliest reports came from Holman State Prison in Atmore, Alabama.
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But evidence is building that modern crocodiles differ substantially from their earliest ancestors.
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Congress's earliest attempts to regulate computing in the 1980s and 1990s were embarrassing.
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The earliest work on display was technically part of her first (unofficial) exhibition.
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"Space Oddity" is the earliest Bowie track that most casual fans have heard.
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In several of the very earliest international matches, Queen's stood in for Scotland.
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Obama, let's turn to one of your earliest experiences: a kindergarten reading quiz.
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Tensions around identity have swirled around the Women's March from its earliest days.
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He and his colleagues discovered some of the earliest hints of these links.
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Some of the earliest organized resistance came from doctors, who organized a strike.
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From our earliest days, Mark used the word "domination" to describe our ambitions.
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He also created the earliest versions of Google's famed auto-complete search function.
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Together they created the earliest work here, "Expeditions One: Signs of Empire" (1983).
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The season is not due to start until mid-May at the earliest.
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But even the earliest known hominins were like us in one important regard.
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The earliest drawings in the show were made when you were about 73.
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Some of the earliest presidents represented — George Washington, Thomas Jefferson — were slaveholders; Mrs.
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His creation, the Gymnasticon, predated even the earliest riding bicycles by several decades.
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We asked readers in Canada to share accounts of their family's earliest histories.
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In the earliest journal, dated 1837, the penmanship is crisp, the margins precise.
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As I was finishing up the book, I played back my earliest interview.
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In this country, it dates back to the earliest years of the colonies.
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Even the earliest paintings in this exhibition depict interactions between men and women.
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A vaccine will probably not be viable until this summer at the earliest.
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I wanted to explore Facebook from its earliest days, just like everyone else.
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This is one of Ledger's earliest leading role and the charisma is apparent.
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Word spread and soon there developed a community of "phreakers," the earliest hackers.
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It's long been known that lichens were among the earliest colonizers of land.
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That would mean his earliest return to the field would be on Nov.
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One of the earliest text paintings I made used that as its basis.
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This was where Pan American Airways' earliest scheduled flights to Europe took off.
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They were among the earliest signs that Jazz, born male, identified as female.
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America's pastime kicks off the 2019 season, with the earliest opening day ever.
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And that was probably one of the earliest generations really dealing with that.
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It was the earliest he has pitched in a game in his career.
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The apartments here are among the city's earliest and perhaps the most international.
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Proterocladus is 200 million years older than the previous earliest-known green seaweed.
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Hipparchus was among the earliest scholars to take advantage of eclipses for science.
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Among the earliest adopters was Chris Lohring, who founded Notch Brewing in 2010.
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He took the first aerial photographs and delivered some of the earliest airmail.
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Ghosn&aposs trial was not expected to start until April at the earliest.
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John Neely Kennedy (R-La.) stepped forward as one of Trump's earliest defenders.
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So let me start with some truth for the earliest of early-stagers.
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Such vast size usually obliterates the nimble habits of any business's earliest days.
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"It's crucial to understand the earliest days" of an outbreak, said Georgetown's Lucey.
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This is the Patriots' earliest exit from the playoffs since the 2009 season.
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The loss was the earliest playoff exit for the Patriots in a decade.
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The earliest that other states can vote this cycle is on March 3.
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At the bladderwort's earliest point, Dr. Albert believes carnivory was a defense mechanism.
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The earliest a new season of "Thrones" could come would likely be 2019.
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A preliminary examination is the earliest phase of a case at the ICC.
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The beginnings of such efforts date from the earliest days of the republic.
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"We're seeing the earliest pathology soon after one of these injuries," he said.
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If approved, the first power is expected in late 2024 at the earliest.
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One of the earliest authorities on Neanderthals was a Frenchman named Marcellin Boule.
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While the energy transition is real, it is still in its earliest stages.
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Parts of the state have had their earliest 70-degree readings on record.
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There lived the Aurignacians, Europe's earliest known modern humans, a hunter-gatherer society.
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My earliest memory of participating in politics was Jimmy Carter's 1976 presidential campaign.
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The lawsuit, in federal court in Washington, is still in its earliest stage.
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The election's outcome may not be decided until Wednesday morning, at the earliest.
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Both were expecting to complete uncrewed test launches in August at the earliest.
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The final version is due to be released in December at the earliest.
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Pakistan has backed the Taliban from its earliest days and shelters its leaders.
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It says it adheres to the earliest doctrines of the Christian church teachings.
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The pair's ink jobs represent the world's earliest figural tattoos, the scientists say.
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The mummies represent the earliest evidence for tattooing in Africa by a millennium.
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The earliest subjects included executed criminals, the indigent and victims of grave robbery.
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"The earliest sodomy laws are not prohibiting homsexual sex per se," said Bronski.
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Most of the earliest narrative chronicles of the Vietnam War have been forgotten.
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Comets in our solar system are like fossil records of its earliest days.
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Mesopotamians were among the earliest beer brewers, using barley as a critical ingredient.
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The state won't implement comprehensive regulations until later this year at the earliest.
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His earliest instructors taught primarily by ear, and built from the rhythm up.
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China's drug development is in the earliest stages compared to the broader industry.
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It's the earliest endorsement they've ever given to anybody who ran for president.
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The discovery is huge, forming Britain's largest and earliest collection of such tablets.
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How should we think about the embryo in the earliest moments of conception?
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She became a trailblazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial tested.
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But nominee Brett Kavanaugh won't join them for another week at the earliest.
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Bush was the first person to get the earliest version of Lochte's story.
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Another Republican senator who was one of Trump's earliest supporters and loudest backers.
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What were the records that defined your earliest days in New York City?
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Her earliest abstract paintings precede her stay in Paris in the early 683s.
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And here are the earliest arrival times of tropical storm-force winds. 73.
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Whole Foods is one of its earliest partners and perhaps its sexiest one.
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Correction: A previous version of this article suggested that Joaquin Bolaños's La portentosa vida de la muerte ("The Astounding Life of Death") featured the earliest known Day of the Dead imagery, but it is one of the earliest known examples.
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"There was a thriving dinosaur ecosystem here in South Africa, at the bottom of the world, featuring 12 ton giants like Ledumahadi, tiny carnivores like Megapnosaurus, the earliest mammals, some of the earliest turtles, and many, many others," Choinere said.
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Photo: CSIRO AustraliaThis dip would have been perfectly explained by the earliest star formation.
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They're the earliest known examples of tattoos on a female in the paleoarchaeological record.
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Many of DigiTour's earliest stars came from YouTube, which was famous long before Musical.
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It was not the only idea they had, but was one of the earliest.
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Montana is just the earliest preview of the Club's spending plans for this cycle.
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But in reality, the earliest evidence of exorcism predates Christianity by hundreds of years.
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Sina, operator of China's biggest microblogging site Weibo, is one of TuSimple's earliest investors.
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Its many monasteries and pilgrimage sites date back to the earliest years of Christianity.
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This oxygen signal is another hint at the universe's earliest period of star formation.
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Dead space marines, the remnants of a prior failed expedition, litter the earliest caverns.
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Remember one of your earliest moments with them that just lit your heart up.
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One of the earliest sites that built a reputation for game reviews was TouchArcade.
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We call our planet's earliest era the Hadean because it was likely quite hellish.
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Aina's earliest videos show that she's been a master at makeup since the beginning.
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That contradicts Trump's earliest statements calling for travel restrictions in response to terrorism concerns.
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If your earliest memory is before the age of three, it's probably not real.
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They were also asked about the earliest distinctive recollection they were certain they had.
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Greenland began melting at the second-earliest point on record in the spring season.
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I pray that those injured in the accident in Etah recover at the earliest.
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Wading into the political swamp is longtime Facebook director Thiel, Facebook's earliest major investor.
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And it will be seven days until they see their parents at the earliest.
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There might be ancient relics of Earth's earliest days piled up like cairns there.
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Which means the earliest it could show up in front of voters is 2019.
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The earliest states like, Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina are heavy retail states.
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In another blow to Trump, one of his earliest supporters in Congress, California Rep.
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Cuban often talks about the important lessons he learned from his earliest entrepreneurial endeavors.
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Collins, a Republican, was one of the earliest supporters of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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Agnès Varda confronts mortality through a feminist lens in one of her earliest features.
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Regardless of why it occurs, the TTOP has bedevilled managers since baseball's earliest days.
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Since the earliest days of the internet, the ADL has tracked hate speech online.
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Much of Sternberg's earliest work, however, is message art and therefore, literal in meaning.
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Ransomware has existed for some time, the earliest dating back to the late 1980s.
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The kickstand problem has plagued the otherwise well-received device since its earliest days.
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Spincken's earliest available Facebook post about his sons, from October 2013, is similarly gushing.
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But even in its earliest days, they benefited from an early injection of cash.
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His presidential campaign is among the earliest in the history of the Iowa caucuses.
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From their earliest uses, opium and its cousins have both soothed and troubled people.
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He was one of Facebook's earliest hires at the now-behemoth social media company.
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It means wild oysters can't (officially) be harvested until next fall at the earliest.
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Look at Wheat Finance, one of the country's earliest P2P lenders, established in 2009.
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This was the earliest date in the calendar for the Oscars in recent history.
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My earliest memories of Beethoven's symphonies are as a teenager, listening to old LPs.
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If accepted, the earliest we'd see a ginger emoji appear would be in 2018.
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Widder had procured the Lurie House, another one of Domoto's earliest homes at Usonia.
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The earliest he could return is Friday, Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said Monday.
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Was this trailer assembled via an algorithm in the earliest stages of machine learning?
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"Hunter", one of Dido's earliest songs, starts "with one light on, in one room".
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On Monday, it said it expected the first deliveries in January at the earliest.
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It offers a rich cache of images, including designs from the earliest dramatic productions.
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The earliest version of this little poem appears in a collection from about 1530.
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While Phantom Blood was still airing, the earliest precursor to the meme began circulating.
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NASA then plans to debut the most powerful version in 2025 at the earliest.
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"We'll never be the earliest adopter, but we will be early adopters," he said.
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Per-kilometre charges for cars will be pushed back to 2026 at the earliest.
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Vía al Llano, among the earliest projects built under concession, has been accident-prone.
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Legendary disco DJ Nicky Siano was a Studio 54 resident from its earliest days.
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Trump's digital team is — like many of his earliest advisers — from outside the Beltway.
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Case in point: these sandals, which are taking us back to our earliest days.
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To celebrate, you can check out some "stickers" from one of Google's earliest iterations.
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Guns have been a part of movies since the earliest days of the medium.
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With parties hosting conventions in July this year, they are the earliest since 1960.
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There are family ties all over The Jungle Book – even in its earliest form!
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Baumol's earliest work on the subject, written with William Bowen, was published in 1965.
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The earliest reference we found was on Stars and Stripes in October of 2013.
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It also said shareholders should not expect a dividend until 2017 at the earliest.
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Asked when Bank Rate would reach 1.5 percent, the earliest date given was 2020.
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Until now, the earliest origin of this concept dated to mid 14th-century Europe.
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The locations will be chosen in late 2019 at the earliest, industry insiders said.
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One of Becker's earliest contributions was to distinguish between specific and general human capital.
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The music impresario, who also supported the group through their earliest years, was 86.
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Westworld was among the earliest Hollywood movies built around the notion of killer robots.
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That means she will not get a vote until next month at the earliest.
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Meier has studied some of the earliest satellite imagery of Antarctica, from the 1960s.
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Construction of the TAPI pipeline will be fully completed in 2019 at the earliest.
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The House wasn't going to swear-in the victor until then at the earliest.
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Congress isn't expected to vote on tax reform until this summer at the earliest.
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" Roy told Ling one of his earliest memories involved his father "sexually abusing me.
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One of the earliest lessons we teach our young children is that words matter.
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Nasdaq was one of the earliest supporters of the technology among large financial institutions.
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Parsons and Allen aren't expected to play until next week at the earliest. 2.
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The Washington Post seems to have the earliest quote from him on the subject.
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It's a tactic that literally goes back to the earliest days of the NHL.
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A summons to the arena, from one of the game's earliest champions to another.
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But the research is still in its earliest stages and far from clinical trials.
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In the earliest days of the Trump administration it began earlier and ended later.
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In fact, it was the third-earliest arrival at 30 victories in team history.
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"Those are the earliest spectra ever taken of a supernova explosion," Yaron told me.
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Tyler: We lost our second guitarist in the earliest stages of writing this record.
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One of my earliest memories is being in the kitchen of dim sum restaurants.
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The earliest the Senate can vote on the government funding bill is Saturday morning.
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The priestess archetype is Enheduanna herself, who was high priestess of the earliest empire.
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His scrounging at night drew attention to him, making him his tribe's earliest target.
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In fact, the world's earliest travel writings were produced by a woman named Egeria.
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This was the earliest that the Senate had passed an appropriations bill in decades.
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And things are moving slowly, with a decision expected in 2017 at the earliest.
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In 1952, a black woman named Gladys McBeth became one of Farragut's earliest tenants.
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The earliest part of the structure dates to 1718, with some remodeling in 1786.
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There's always something edifying about looking back on the earliest days of our idols.
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The Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates before December at the earliest.
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On the Republican side, it was 5.6 in the earliest period and 4 since.
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The full Senate should take up and pass the bill at the earliest opportunity.
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But the secured bonds are not expected to launch until July at the earliest.
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The earliest human campaigns leveraged paintings, cartoons, posters, pamphlets, films, radio and TV shows.
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On Wednesday, Chicago saw its earliest snow fall greater than an inch since Oct.
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Even at the earliest ages, it lets many potential stars fall by the wayside.
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I think actually some of the chapters I wrote earliest ended up getting cut.
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When you're Lily Rose Depp, though, your earliest memories involve — you guessed it — Chanel.
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From Netflix's earliest days, executives prepared for how it would adjust to rapid growth.
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For instance, I spent my earliest years in the rural community of Kiblah, Ark.
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The very few clinical trials that have begun are still in the earliest phase.
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That would be the earliest Pumpkin Spice Latte launch that America has ever seen.
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What is not clear is why Hurston never returned to her earliest anthropological subject.
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The tech industry's relationship with the military dates to the earliest days of computers.
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The launch date has been pushed from this month to October at the earliest.
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The fact that Oberlin's earliest graduates included women and blacks was important to me.
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The earliest reported symptoms in this outbreak began March 3, according to the CDC.
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One of his earliest deals involved the Commodore Hotel, next to Grand Central Station.
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Regret and mistrust have been central to his approach since his earliest anonymous releases.
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However, Ford cannot use the platform until 2024 at the earliest, the people said.
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That means the vote could not be organized until April 2019 at the earliest.
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The earliest versions were made of maple but eventually ash became the preferred material.
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And it's the earliest endorsement they've ever given to anybody who ran for president.
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Under that timeline, the earliest the senators could force a vote is Sept. 85033.
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"It was the earliest contributions that got me to the millionaire status," Gilbert said.
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But the earliest chapter of plant evolution isn't well documented in the fossil record.
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We've been investing in people as a workforce since the earliest stages of commerce.
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Dave Sutton: The earliest days were on Myspace, using the blog and bulletin areas.
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Origin story: Lai and Yeh have been friends since their earliest post-college days.
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If tintypes date to the earliest decades of the medium, so does spirit photography.
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The earliest memory that I have as a child was of me eating pozole.
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And now Conley is probably on the shelf until mid-January, at the earliest.
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From its earliest days, football has been intertwined with all-American notions of masculinity.
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In fact, one of the earliest speakers, a Breitbart journalist, gave the game away.
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One of my earliest projects was to produce lesbian content for a membership site.
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They're holdovers from HuMoTech's earliest days, when Caputo had to test the system himself.
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So one of the earliest manifestations of 'ethnic' food in Canada was actually Mexican.
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I would say the first concert I ever went to is my earliest memory.
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When was the earliest time you can remember getting into gothic or darker things?
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You can see the Codex Amiatinus, the earliest surviving complete Christian Bible in Latin.
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Their earliest-ever hiring kickoff shows how crazy the battle for talent has gotten.
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They are the earliest known U.S. fatalities, and brought the country's total to nine.
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His earliest memory is of her dangling him out of a high-rise window.
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The earliest available reservation at Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort is June 1.
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She became a trail blazer, one of Maryland's earliest women prosecutors and trial judges.
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One of the earliest uses of congestion pricing was on California's car-clogged freeways.
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Goldman Sachs analysts think that July is the earliest that round would take effect.
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"Fail fast, fail often" is one of the region's earliest and best-recognized catchphrases.
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Whatever life exists in the womb in its earliest forms, abortion certainly ends it.
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In the earliest days of the movement though, affluent white men rarely embodied it.
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This was the earliest extensive melt "pulse" in four decades of satellite-based measurements.
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It should be a real window into the earliest days of the solar system.
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It means tackling subgoals at the earliest opportunity — readying, arriving, delivering ahead of schedule.
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Kim Kardashian discussed her sex tape with Banks in one of her earliest interviews.
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The contract will be awarded in mid-July at the earliest, Ms. Smith said.
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During Earth's earliest days, it was covered by a sheet of molten silicate rock.
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From his earliest days at Facebook, Mr. Schroepfer was viewed as a problem solver.
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The earliest images here are illustrations for the "Book of Kings," Iran's national epic.
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Without a deal they could delay an initial procedural vote until Saturday, at earliest.
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The artist's earliest work focused on photo-realistic objects emerging or receding in space.
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The beginnings of these personal styles can be traced back to their earliest works.
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If she persists with this lawsuit, we will seek dismissal at the earliest stage.
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The earliest facts of her life remain unclear, including the year she was born.
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It wasn't until 2001 that LiveJasmin, one of the earliest cam-devoted platforms, launched.
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It's the earliest evidence of high-altitude prehistoric living in a rock-type shelter.
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The earliest populations in the Americas would not mingle again for thousands of years.
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Official results were not expected to come in until Tuesday morning at the earliest.
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Such a timetable would mean an initial public offering in 2019 at the earliest.
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And they said the earliest case had shown symptoms only recently — on December 2774.
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African-Americans had been some of the earliest settlers of the Northwest Territorial frontier.
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According to recent reports, the earliest cases might have started as early as Nov.
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"In the earliest days we were trying to save companies like YouTube," he said.
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Testing for Alzheimer's, especially in the earliest stages, is controversial, even among dementia experts.
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Stassi Schroeder was undoubtedly the star of the earliest seasons of the reality series.
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Carter and the Lyft co-founder have known each other since Lyft's earliest days.
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The earliest debt maturity is in 2021, and as such refinancing risk is low.
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Compatriots from his earliest days hobbled to attend, as did students, soldiers and officials.
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" He added: "It forces us to think about the earliest evolution of these phenomenon.
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If it survives legal challenge, it would be the earliest ban in the country.
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I had grown up on Disney Channel Original Movies and the earliest viral videos.
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Merriam-Webster's earliest cataloged use of photoshop is from a Usenet newsgroup in 1992.
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In one of his earliest roles, he had a bit part as an Indian.
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