"I take this office empty-handed, and I will leave the office empty-handed," Moon said.
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Time and time again, these experiments come up empty handed.
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Don't worry, Kris Jenner would never leave us empty handed.
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She waited an hour and left empty-handed — this time.
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Many fans never had the chance, walking away empty handed.
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But we have not returned from this experience empty handed.
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I find nothing at either of them and leave empty-handed.
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Good decision especially if otherwise Pompeo would have returned empty handed.
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Our sources also say Offset won't be coming over empty-handed.
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And of course, Elliotte's pals didn't leave the party empty-handed.
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If Anadarko goes with Occidental, Chevron won't be left empty-handed.
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He appeared in the doorway of the living room, empty-handed.
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They are determined not to be caught empty handed this time.
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I scoured the internet and, once again, came up empty handed.
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Most go home empty handed but some, like Guo, never leave.
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Crucially, Britain will not come to the negotiating table empty-handed.
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But they still came up empty-handed thanks to Andrew Miller.
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Sherbach dropped the policy, believing she was walking away empty-handed.
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Kim Jong Un left him empty-handed in their Hanoi meeting.
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Asking myself where the lie is, I come up empty-handed.
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My daughter happens to prefer pirates, so we left empty-handed.
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The envoy, Song Tao, returned home on Monday, apparently empty-handed.
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They did not go home empty-handed, netting swag from vendors.
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Just don't leave it too long and turn up empty handed.
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In 1990, she was nominated for two but left empty handed.
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"Roma" didn't walk away empty handed, earing best foreign-language film.
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Mr. Macron left empty-handed and Mr. Trump was left hanging.
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You go home at the end of a performance empty-handed.
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They broke the lock on a door, but fled empty-handed.
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It did not feel appropriate to come to this space empty-handed.
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He never shows up empty-handed, and this time is no different.
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Still, there's no guarantee, and WIMP searches keep turning up empty-handed.
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Adele also went home empty-handed, despite being nominated in four categories.
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It makes empty-handed days like these so much more worth it.
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Plus, it's not like La La Land is going home empty-handed.
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I'd traveled down the Satoshi rabbit hole before and returned empty handed.
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For every Baker's Edge brownie pan, there's an entrepreneur leaving empty-handed.
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If they return home empty-handed, they fear they will be rejected.
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Yet, for every woman who won, many more went home empty-handed.
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Nevertheless, Sparx does not think it is leaving the meeting empty-handed.
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When the opposition goes into personal nonsense, it's because they're empty handed.
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The empty-handed "Game of Thrones" crew popped by but didn't linger.
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Sometimes I would walk around for hours, only to leave empty-handed.
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"Monkeys get angry when they see empty-handed tourists," Mr. Tongbram said.
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Phelps, however, did not walk away from the 2016 Games empty-handed.
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But demand far outweighed supply and many fans were left empty-handed.
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Should it come back empty handed, that could jeopardise the peace deal.
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Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" had 10 nominations, yet it left empty-handed.
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He came back home empty-handed, worse off than when he started.
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Journalists seeking tales of teenage high jinks have come up empty-handed.
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We came empty-handed in 1985, without even suitcases to declare at Customs.
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No one left empty-handed, taking home gift bags stuffed with PRODUCE Tees.
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No matter who won our #NBAfinals bet, Canadians don't show up empty-handed.
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Bernie Sanders didn't leave empty handed though; he notched a win in Oregon.
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And "The Irishman" came up empty-handed despite being nominated in 10 categories.
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You might spend that much doing the research and come up empty handed.
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Reporters who attempted to look into the claims also came up empty-handed.
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Ars Technica attempted the task last year and essentially came up empty handed.
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"I couldn't leave my family empty-handed," Derulo captioned the videos on Instagram.
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Even SZA, the night's most-nominated woman, left empty handed, so what gives?
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The CEOs were reportedly "shocked" to walk away from the meeting empty-handed.
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I spend hours in search of the resource, but come away empty-handed.
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As for-profit colleges continue to crumble, many veterans are left empty-handed.
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Lennox walked away empty-handed, losing to Chris Brown, H.E.R., and Lizzo respectively.
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Although talks continued in July, U.S. negotiators returned home empty-handed from Shanghai.
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But it was soon revealed that they had arrived far from empty-handed.
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I remember how angry my dad got, driving us back home empty-handed.
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Levandowski didn't get the top spot, but he didn't come away empty-handed.
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CA Immo took part in the bidding process but came away empty-handed.
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Another Emmys has passed, and once again The Bachelor franchise is empty-handed.
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Consumers can select and purchase their product in-store, but leave empty-handed.
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And his "art of the deal" diplomacy has come up empty-handed again.
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Regardless of who wins the Oscar, no nominee will walk away empty handed.
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"No matter how hard you played, you came out empty-handed," Sanders said.
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The possibility of us returning empty-handed hadn't even crossed my mind until then.
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Not only did Mr. Kim ignore China's entreaties, sending Mr. Wu home empty-handed.
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Video-streaming company Netflix, which had two acclaimed movies in competition, left empty handed.
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It wasn't long before Perez walked toward a subway station soaked and empty-handed.
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Officers committed to investigate the case, but returned to Gauvin in February, empty-handed.
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She and Kalafski recounted standing in long lines only to come up empty-handed.
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"We're not leaving empty-handed tonight," wrote Fonsi on Instagram following the award show.
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It wouldn't be like Tutera to leave attendees empty-handed on their way out!
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However, Stallone went home empty-handed after losing Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay.
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Showing up empty-handed and, worse, empty-headed is a waste of everyone's time.
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"I kind of came empty handed," Benson, 28, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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But the patient's expectations are satisfied: No one wants to go home empty-handed.
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They can also hint at which Best Picture nominees might go home empty-handed.
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If she leaves empty-handed, she says, she'll take her satisfaction from the nominations.
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That does not mean that Mr Kim will come to the summit empty-handed.
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Searches around the world have turned up empty-handed, with one much-contested exception.
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But Bond had given up the quest when she kept coming up empty-handed.
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I hesitated over the chicken burrito bowl but ultimately left the register empty-handed.
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Furgeson eventually left empty-handed and posted the video to Facebook, which went viral.
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"When the opposition goes into personal nonsense, it's because they're empty handed," she added.
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The woman was not leaving empty-handed: The water fountain was in the parlor.
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Baby V store owner Veronica Helgesson said the royal babymooners didn't leave empty-handed.
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Then they punched him in the face and laughed as they left empty-handed.
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In the end, Jay-Z was completely shut out and went home empty handed.
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They will walk around for 30 minutes or so, and usually leave empty-handed.
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Its biggest films — The Irishman and The Two Popes — all went home empty-handed.
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" Mann walked away from the show empty handed, but he said has "no regrets.
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When Pegula came back with $1.4 billion, Trump once again shuffled away empty handed.
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If you're attending a Seder as a guest, please don't show up empty-handed.
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Jones had come into the office to get paid and was leaving empty-handed.
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"I pursued a couple of elephants, but came up empty handed," he said then.
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He left empty-handed but found himself returning to the slaughterhouse again and again.
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Most of them will go home empty-handed, as Watson and Frimpong surely will.
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"I haven't come empty-handed here," the main Russian TV channels showed Putin telling Votintseva.
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It's unclear whether anything was stolen as the man appears to run off empty-handed.
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I guess at the very least the fans who left McDonald's empty-handed on Oct.
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How many it'll win is anyone's guess, but it definitely won't go home empty-handed.
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"We will not come out of the meeting empty-handed," Bouterfa told reporters in Algiers.
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I can't think of anything meatless to bring for lunch, so I leave empty-handed.
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All the options are a little too flashy for me, so I leave empty-handed.
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I spend about an hour checking out three different stores, but I leave empty-handed.
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Once you've had your fill on location, you may not want to leave empty handed.
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Search for such euphoria on Wall Street today and you will come back empty-handed.
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Regardless of who wins an Oscar on Sunday, no nominee will walk away empty handed.
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Wissam Al Mana arrived empty-handed at the flat he and Janet used to share.
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As reporters pressed the White House for more information, White House officials returned empty handed.
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"He won't want to face his base come election time empty handed," Tonelson told Axios.
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However, the surge in prices has meant that they will likely go home empty handed.
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By winning Texas, Alaska and Oklahoma, Cruz didn't walk away from Super Tuesday empty-handed.
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For one thing, the return trip is wasted, since delivery people come back empty-handed.
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One of these teams, possibly both, will come home from the Ohtani sweepstakes empty-handed.
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He left the pop-up empty-handed but said he was thankful for his safety.
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In the end, Manafort might find himself empty handed, facing federal prosecutors without a shield.
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But herein lies the rub: A breakdown of communication still leaves some towns empty handed.
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The sad scene ends with frail customers walking away empty-handed after hours of waiting.
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Some people traveled from as far away as Hong Kong and were left empty-handed.
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Why had Trump repeatedly gone to Russia in search of business, yet returned empty-handed?
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I walk out empty-handed and meet B at BrewDog where he is posted up.
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After nearly a year, despite many weekend apartment visits, the Rollinos were still empty-handed.
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We'd already walked for 20 minutes, and I didn't want to go home empty-handed.
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The North Korean woman who went searching for the group in China returned empty-handed.
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Bloomberg blanketed both states with advertisements, offices and staff but may walk away empty-handed.
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If a store runs out of WIC-approved options, they will go home empty-handed.
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As apparently happened in April and again earlier in June, they were leaving empty-handed.
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Immediately, I go into panic mode because I'm showing up empty handed to a cookout.
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Think of all the women who come home from the hospital empty-handed, they said.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks walked away from the Golden Globes empty-handed last week.
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If you were to sue for noise violations, you would probably go home empty-handed.
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They all said that they could not go home empty-handed for China's biggest holiday.
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I wonder what your kids will think if you return, empty-handed, from the hospital.
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But it didn't leave empty handed, pocketing the $1 billion breakup fee for its efforts.
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Beatty walked away empty handed in his nominated categories and Brooks won all of his.
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And in the wake of the summit, critics blasted Trump for leaving Singapore empty-handed.
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It looks like half of the people walking at noon on a Thursday were empty handed.
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After dragging their longline in circles around it for an hour, they gave up, empty-handed.
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Dodd and Redmond — of the Orange County and Dallas franchises, respectively — didn't go home empty-handed.
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If the non-Pokémon Go players have a bad Tinder date, they go home empty-handed.
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It is unthinkable that Mr Putin would come empty-handed, says Shunsuke Hasegawa, the town's mayor.
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The delegation of regional leaders, acting unusually firmly against a despot, nonetheless went home empty-handed.
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Meteorite hunters naturally started searching the hillsides above Montrose for debris, but most left empty-handed.
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I left Marshalls empty-handed and went home to eat ice cream in bed, sans pants.
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Although Margot went home empty-handed, her I, Tonya costar Allison Janney won Best Supporting Actress.
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Alas, Hiddleston came home empty-handed after losing out on the Emmy to Courtney B. Vance.
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To demonstrate the point, up to 40 per cent of return journeys are done empty-handed.
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Whatever happens, you can bet that Moonlight and La La Land won't go home empty-handed.
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Though they lost, Rams players don't leave empty handed: Each will receive $59,000 for Sunday's game.
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After a small scuffle and a gentle bonk on the head, the raccoon retreated empty-handed.
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Bracco received two votes and Trang was shut out – though he didn't go home empty handed.
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Barking orders as you stand there empty-handed would not only seem unnatural but also absurd.
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I was empty-handed when I arrived at the Denfert-Rochereau Métro station at 5 p.m.
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She slept eagerly, desperately, again and again entering the ruined room empty-handed, bearing no offering.
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Most of us make a play for them, but are left empty-handed, tweeting our frustration.
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But I don't like to show up at the bridal shower or the wedding empty-handed.
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But like most self-proclaimed ghost hunters and monster trackers, I came up mostly empty-handed.
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An unwanted guest might show up at the reception, and she may not leave empty-handed.
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That was it, and again, the South Korean reporters turned and slunk away, mostly empty-handed.
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Hollister has left him empty-handed financially, but he has given him something far more valuable.
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The police — some undercover, some with battering rams — would show up, but would leave empty-handed.
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Even when empty-handed, be sure to pick your feet up to avoid catching a shoe.
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Backers were left empty-handed, receiving discount codes for other products rather than their promised Mods.
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We fidgeted and joked about just how sad it would be for whoever left empty-handed.
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The official investigators in "Disappearing Earth" dither at the story's periphery and come up empty-handed.
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Salam contacted many sources she had deemed reliable but she came back empty-handed from most.
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It may not be the most romantic gift ever, but it's better than being empty handed.
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Poor and middle-class people brave food lines for hours but increasingly end up empty-handed.
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Realistically, if we soften the rules we will weaken nonproliferation, but likely end up empty handed.
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Wherever and whatever you're watching this Sunday, it's rude to show up empty-handed, of course.
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You'll take the guarantee, rather than grab for a little extra and risk leaving empty-handed.
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Which is where we, the formerly useless, once empty-handed, now full-hearted, naturalized citizens come in.
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We face the future empty-handed, language-wise; we are dumb in the face of the future.
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Since British culture is all about being proper, don't show up at your host's doorstep empty-handed.
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After filling out the survey, we decide to peruse Target for a bit but leave empty-handed.
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During their visit to Windsor Castle on Friday, the President and First Lady didn't come empty-handed!
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The Veep cast had a similar reaction when they left the Golden Globes empty-handed in January.
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He left the beach empty-handed after having flickered in and out of a relationship with Booth.
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When Amanita makes a scene and demands to see a warrant, the police come up empty-handed.
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A WADA delegation is in Moscow to retrieve the laboratory data, having returned empty-handed last month.
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Once at the table, he must reject Kim's unverifiable pledges and, if necessary, walk away empty-handed.
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The book does not say anything about the consequences athletes face if they come home empty-handed.
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But the banks, which stood to rake in over $150 million in fees, walk away empty handed.
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I tried to buy a gun at Walmart twice, and roadblocks left me empty-handed both times
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The Chinese are wary of sending their president halfway around the world only to return empty-handed.
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If he insists on getting it all — "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization," he risks coming up empty-handed.
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Here's why each of these five movies could win — and why they might go home empty-handed.
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Her single-digit finish likely means that she, too, leaves New Hampshire empty-handed with zero delegates.
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In a moment of complete shock to anyone that saw Homecoming, she ended the night empty-handed.
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But you don't walk out of the store with your purchase — instead, you walk out empty-handed.
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Some left empty-handed and disappointed because leg of lamb, the store's best seller, was sold out.
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In January, police formed a fact-finding team to investigate the attack, but came up empty-handed.
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But when Goldman asked for proof that the rep was connected to Apple, he came up empty-handed.
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After not speaking for over 24 hours, Chyna decided to go find Rob, but came up empty-handed.
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" Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" received 10 Oscar nominations, but went home empty handed, as did "The Two Popes.
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This include titans like Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett and Moore (on both occasions) leaving empty-handed.
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The group notably beat Vivendi's pay-TV channel Canal Plus in the auction, which ended up empty handed.
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It may happen within days, and he won't leave empty handed: he could get a $40 million payout.
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This year, however, we can actually afford to never show up to a holiday get-together empty handed.
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Players on the losing team won't go home empty handed, though: Each will receive $59,000 for Sunday's game.
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Trump on Thursday headed home empty handed from talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam.
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But some are also wondering how the party could spend so much money and come up empty-handed.
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Following China's millennia-old social customs, its large delegation did not come to Florida last week empty handed.
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For the past few weeks, millions of Powerball players have tried their luck and come away empty handed.
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The notion of leaving Rio empty-handed, of another four years of drought counting, was hard to contemplate.
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While some strikers got fired or went back to work empty-handed, some demonstrations have driven substantive change.
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She had been searching for swimwear that was "stylish, high quality, and affordable" but came up empty handed.
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Elvis obediently goes to bed; Richie leaves the hotel suite empty-handed, a fictional character defeated by reality.
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Shuffle, Camanini has arrived in Copenhagen with an open mind and empty-handed – except for some pig's bladders.
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And whenever an experiment comes back empty-handed, physicists can amend their theories to accommodate the null results.
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Some bodegas in the area allegedly sell K2, but police came up empty handed after raiding five stores.
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In September, when Mr. Khan visited Saudi Arabia seeking aid for his battered economy, he left empty-handed.
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But it came away empty-handed and has consistently struggled to break through in a competitive theatrical marketplace.
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Below you&aposll find 23 housewarming gifts all under $50, so you don&apost show up empty-handed.
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As I looped my way back down, still empty-handed, I felt compelled to buy something for posterity.
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So I stood in the corner, pretended to be busy on my phone, and eventually left empty handed.
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He refused to let the reporter leave empty-handed, gesturing at the journalists debating the attack on CNN.
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Pixar did not leave empty-handed, thanks to its win for "Bao," conceived and directed by Domee Shi.
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Wisconsin's lame-duck session strips the new governor of power; Theresa May comes home from Brussels empty-handed.
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Banks, however, didn't walk away completely empty-handed, as she was given the role as newspaper secretary Betty Brant.
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She'd spend hours searching and emailing institutions to release images from their archives, and still come out empty handed.
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Republicans were forced to go back to their districts empty-handed to face angry protesters at town hall meetings.
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The owners of trawlers were always paid first, and when hauls weren't large enough, fishermen went home empty-handed.
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Despite waiting nearly two hours, Diaz was sent away empty handed and told to come back the following month.
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That means some of the unlucky ones waiting all night may have come up empty-handed, all the same.
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On Friday, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama visited the Queen – but they didn't arrive empty handed.
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Ultimately, however, they couldn't get past the price and the poor user experience, and he walked away empty-handed.
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I never leave this particular place empty-handed since they have such good stuff and today is no exception.
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Yes, Green Book took home the top prize, but none of the Best Picture nominees went home empty-handed.
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The Hashd, for their part, are armed and expect to be treated like heroes, not sent home empty-handed.
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I spend nearly an hour perusing, but nothing speaks to me, so I leave empty-handed and walk home.
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Few trainees were worried about coming home empty handed or had heard of cases involving physical or psychological abuse.
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We quickly found a co-producer who promised to support us but then ended up leaving us empty handed.
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In short order, Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel and Boris Johnson beat a path to Washington but left empty-handed.
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But the event was shut down before it could begin, and hundreds of people were turned away empty-handed.
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Trump on Thursday returned to Washington empty handed from talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam.
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That could leave moderates facing tough reelection races empty-handed next week when the House holds its immigration votes.
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President Trump is coming up empty handed on his promises to bolster America's ailing coal and nuclear power industries.
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Police eventually opened his tomb in a Rome basilica in 2012 looking for clues but came up empty handed.
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The losing team might not be happy with the result but they won't be returning home empty-handed either.
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Chris is a well-known hunter but this time around he happily walked away from the stream empty-handed.
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Why the president came home from his second summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, empty-handed.
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Both performers, winners of two Tony Awards apiece, were nominated again for the show, but came home empty-handed.
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It's entirely possible that, in one week, two blustering, widely loathed, orange villains can be sent home, empty-handed.
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And if Japan shows up empty-handed again, it could sap other nations' enthusiasm to step up their ambitions.
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Yet no leader will be credible if he or she always comes away empty-handed at the negotiating table.
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Mr. Kim returned home empty-handed, without the sanctions relief that his country badly needed to achieve economic growth.
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Still, as various dark matter hunts continue to come up empty handed, this is open-season for fringe explanations.
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Yet in the past half century, dozens of experiments meant to detect dark matter have come away empty handed.
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STONE: Well having come up empty handed with any evidence of Russian collusion, having come up empty handed with any hijinks regarding allegedly hacked emails with Wiki Leaks, now they want to concoct some new crime or I should say new offence in an attempt to get me to testify against the President.
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They ended up going home empty-handed, but for a brief moment, they caught the music press completely off guard.
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A lot of these [potential] customers have been looking for a solution for some time and coming up empty-handed.
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"The team were not empty-handed; big cat introductions tend to be highly charged and always carry risk," England wrote.
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Although Afrin went home empty-handed, she developed a new plan to print some images made by artist Shepard Fairey.
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Investors have been told that anyone offering below 25.50 euros a share risks being left empty handed, the sources said.
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Moderates were exasperated at having gone through the whole process of the discharge petition only to be left empty handed.
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The protest movement, composed in large part of well-educated and determined young people, will not back down empty-handed.
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All of the beds are weirdly expensive but obviously cheaply made with cheap materials, so we walk out empty-handed.
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Often times, a removal company will drive to a city empty handed or make the return journey without any cargo.
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Though Hill went home empty-handed at the awards, she was one of the big winners on the red carpet.
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Colman's performance ended up winning the night, which was nice, as it kept The Favourite from going home empty-handed.
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But, those countries were left empty-handed after President Donald Trump pulled out of the agreement following his January inauguration.
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A month later in early 2012, she returned to the hospital for treatment, but she didn t come empty-handed.
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Lesbian romance drama "Carol" went home empty-handed after leading BAFTA nominations with "Bridge of Spies" with nine nods each.
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On Monday, those creditors went away mostly empty handed, as Puerto Rico defaulted on a whopping $400 million debt payment.
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I think about how I sometimes miss college hangs, back when showing up to a function empty-handed was acceptable.
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Construction workers demand their unpaid wages and then ride home empty-handed in the open bed of a pickup truck.
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The team was confident in the idea, but when they approached multiple investors they came out of meetings empty handed.
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My grandfather came here empty-handed, and the city gave him what he needed to make a life for us.
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Cutting their losses, the gang ran from the building and jumped into the waiting car, before driving away empty-handed.
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One particularly ruthless, particularly empty-handed Purger resorted to stealing wigs off mannequins and was promptly escorted out by security.
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Last year, when the actress auditioned for director Bryan Singer's X-Men: Apocalypse, she thought she'd go home empty-handed.
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Some had suitcases on their heads; others simply walked out of the camp empty-handed, bundled up against the cold.
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"The most frustrating thing to have such a talented group to come up empty-handed in two games," Johnson said.
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According to people on social media, queues could easily last four hours, with some people still walking away empty-handed.
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I would think Wanda Sykes, Sara Gilbert and Whitney Cummings, who is co-showrunner, would not allow empty-handed propaganda.
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Many parents chose to take their chances with their landlords rather than face their children empty-handed on Christmas morning.
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The university man left empty-handed, and for a night and a day Gillian was a hero to her son.
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Democrats didn't come away entirely empty-handed from the three-day shutdown that furloughed hundreds of thousands of government workers.
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Their chance came in February, when Leeds noticed three stoic, empty-handed men standing in the Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse hallway.
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He was sitting empty-handed on a wooden bench in Judge Saundra Arrington's courtroom alongside ten or so other men.
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His attorney, James Kirschner, argued in court that the security footage proved Beinerman and his associate left Dunst's room empty-handed.
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So, it is with a heavy heart and only-slightly compromised arteries, that I walk back to the station empty handed.
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They'd just take it home to their constituents over the spring recess — which they'd much prefer to going home empty-handed.
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Sustained high purchase price multiples have squeezed private equity returns and highly competitive auction processes have left many sponsors empty handed.
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While it was fun to try things outside my comfort zone, once again I found myself leaving the appointment empty handed.
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But as sad as she was to miss it, she made sure her most ardent fans weren't left totally empty-handed.
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The robber left empty-handed thanks to Beatty's bravery and escaped in what police described as a 2002-04 gold Cadillac.
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If they were under 25, even if they were just looking for a juicy snack, they were turned away empty handed.
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Multiple independent news outlets, including the Associated Press have tried to confirm the story and have come up completely empty-handed.
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She may have lost the mirrorball trophy, but Alexis Ren certainly didn't go home from Dancing with the Stars empty-handed!
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We come up empty-handed, still grasping for a sense of complete comfort and security that is far out of reach.
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But after a meeting with the Army major general who headed Centcom's intelligence wing, Nunes came back to Washington empty-handed.
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In essence, this is very much like a used car salesman knowing that you will not leave his lot empty handed.
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The shooter forgoes the challenges of locating and tracking a wild animal as well as the prospect of leaving empty-handed.
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Cops pulled him over to deal with the noise issue, but when they asked for ID, Skrillex came up empty-handed.
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The excursion on Saturday came back empty-handed, though one group claimed to have spotted two migrants who then ran away.
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Meanwhile, left-wing opponent Jeremy Corbyn has said that leaving the EU empty handed would be the worst case for Britain.
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As recently as November 14 the Waterloo police went on a search related to the case, but came away empty handed.
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Renamo had wanted to win control of a number of provinces in Mozambique's center and north but came away empty handed.
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May's Conservative Party quit the EPP a decade ago, meaning British EU elections always leave the center-right bloc empty-handed.
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So you don't show up at your next engagement party empty-handed, we rounded up 27 no-brainer options under $100.
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Her son, Carl Ellis, went to get her medical records, but came away empty-handed because he had no death certificate.
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"Not only had he saved our lives, but he didn't want us to leave his care empty-handed," Ms. Vuong said.
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But, but, but: North Korean envoy Kim Myong Gil said the U.S. arrived "empty-handed," at the negotiation table, writes Bloomberg.
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Usually I'd try to pack at least breakfast, but we have no food so I head to the office empty-handed.
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Departing CBS CEO Leslie Moonves could walk away from the media empire empty-handed, veteran media analyst Porter Bibb predicted Monday.
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When the Air Force showed up at the Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas last month, it didn't come empty-handed.
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Despite multiple meetings, and a concerted effort to court the US President, the Japanese government has been left mostly empty-handed.
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CountryMax is unfortunately not well stocked, so I leave empty-handed and head to L.'s dad's house for a barbecue.
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And to be sure, it is satisfying to think of a sexual abuser publicly defenestrated — and leaving empty-handed to boot.
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Many administration officials were concerned Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would leave this city empty-handed.
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Scientists have searched for evidence of Lorentz violation in numerous instances, from photons to gravity, but have always come up empty-handed.
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A WADA team returned from Moscow empty-handed this month after Russian authorities said their equipment was not certified under Russian law.
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At one point Darius calls his friend Alfred (Bryan Tyree Henry), uneasy about Perkins' strange hospitality, but unwilling to leave empty handed.
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I was disappointed to leave this appointment empty handed and decided to be a little bit more adventurous at my other appointments.
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The Veep cast may win big at the Emmys, but on Sunday night's Golden Globes they left the award show empty-handed.
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Algeria's energy minister has said that OPEC oil ministers will "not come out empty-handed" from the meeting, but analysts remain skeptical.
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I'm biking across the city to my friend's apartment, and my mom always taught me never to show up anywhere empty-handed.
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Ultimately, Wynne walked away empty-handed, but Bloom said he would reconsider investing if Wynne gathered more evidence that the product works.
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I've asked myself (and anyone else who will listen to me) these questions for years, and I've mostly come up empty-handed.
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Industry sources said Macron returned home empty handed after a diplomatic gaffe and some of his own separate comments upset Chinese officials.
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He left empty-handed from the facility, which Samsung says is not a retail store, though devices and merchandise are displayed there.
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Because when disaster emerges from the rote functioning of invisible algorithms, we may be left empty-handed when we demand an explanation.
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"The danger that Brussels and London find themselves empty- handed on March 29, 2019 is high," said BDI General Manager Joachim Lang.
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Cops were called and no one was arrested -- but Mod says she didn't walk away empty-handed ... she left with her laptop.
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Kanye West, who released his chart-topping album "Ye" in June after grabbing headlines for an erratic Twitter storm, was empty-handed.
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And so a festival famed for its unique ability to push new technology into the mainstream in 2016 found itself empty-handed.
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Then, you end up leaving the store empty-handed, head hanging in defeat, thinking about what your shoe game could have been.
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In its favor: Greta Gerwig's first big directorial effort, "Lady Bird" (2017), scored five nominations, but the film went home empty-handed.
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In the weeks leading up to the filing, many vendors had stopped shipping their products, out of fear being left empty-handed.
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With the Supreme Court apparently imagining that there is some other, simple-to-enforce bribery law, we citizens are left empty-handed.
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"The Return" won a Pulitzer prize, but in terms of Mr Matar's questions, it comes up empty-handed, the answers remaining elusive.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is working to find the exact source of romaine lettuce, but it has come up empty-handed.
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Related: Ted Cruz Calls for Crackdown on 'Muslim Neighborhoods' in the US After Brussels Attacks Trump did not go home empty handed.
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Again on Friday, the Huskies were left to contemplate going home empty-handed — despite having won 147 of their last 149 games.
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Trump's last meeting with the North Korean dictator took place more than a year ago, and both leaders walked away empty-handed.
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Most of the contestants go back to their hometowns empty-handed, and must decide whether to throw themselves at a stage career.
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Laura Dern won an award for Best Supporting Actress for her work in Marriage Story, but everyone else went home empty-handed.
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The legal battle left the beneficiaries empty-handed and possibly on the hook for tens of thousands of dollars in attorneys' fees.
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But as he departed Saturday, waving to crowds before boarding that train empty handed, the cracks in that confidence had been exposed.
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When we were married, I bought the gifts for the cousins, but now that we're divorced, T brings James, always empty-handed.
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He went on ABC's "Shark Tank " in 2013 but walked away empty handed thinking his business may have to shutter its doors.
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Just as I was facing the possibility of going home empty-handed, three states away in Wyoming, the weather started looking good.
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If parents still come up empty-handed, members of Toys R Us' rewards program who shop in one of its stores through Dec.
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"Shallow" went on to win the trophy for Best Original Song, earning Gaga her first Oscar, though Cooper, 44, went home empty-handed.
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But as WIMP searches turn up empty-handed, some have begun to think about hunting for particles once thought to be less likely.
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We've put together a list of gifts so you don't have to show up empty-handed this Mother's Day on Sunday, May 14th.
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But I didn't want to leave empty-handed, so I forked over $15 (cash only, please) with dreams of fixing it up myself.
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She scours the fridge but comes up empty-handed, irritated by the foolishness of her mother, whom she surmises was shopping absent-mindedly.
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Bella's BF didn't leave empty-handed either -- he ended up walking out with a custom heart pendant with 22 karats in colorful stones.
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When he got home from his pharmacy visits, he searched the drug name and price on Google only to come up empty-handed.
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He never picks them up, so when it's time to pay for his pre-game alcohol at the grocery store, he's empty handed.
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Yet again, Samsung is disappointing me by releasing a smart flip phone in its native Korea, leaving this flip phone fan empty-handed.
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Other heavily nominated Netflix films, such as Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" (which received 10 nominations) and "The Two Popes," went home empty-handed.
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Sources speaking at the time told us that GFG CEO Romain Voog met with more than 90 investors, but came home empty-handed.
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The singer's parents, who – until this year – have accompanied him to the awards show, only to watch their son walk away empty handed.
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Then, 703-meter freestyle world champion Ning Zetao -- the swimming team's golden boy and a huge celebrity -- finished his Rio races empty-handed.
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He showed up empty-handed, but the judge gave him a reprieve ... to come up with the money in the next few hours.
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And who are the patient souls who wait in those daylong lines, pee into cups for drug tests or go home empty-handed?
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From waking before dawn to ensure maximum shopping time to nonstop suburban mall-hopping, you can bet we've never come home empty-handed.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - People seeking a deeper understanding of Donald Trump's economic policy came up empty-handed this week at the Republican National Convention.
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After checking under his lectern and coming up empty-handed, Trump was directed to a small table nearby stocked with Fiji water bottles.
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Amateur video taken on the Gaza side of the fence purported to show him shot while running with other youths, apparently empty-handed.
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This guy has been able elude officers for a few days and sightings of him resulted in an "Iguanahunt" leaving officers empty handed.
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While all of your favorite celebrities may not walk away with an award in hand, that doesn't mean they're going home empty-handed.
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We were on the scene and spoke with people who waited all night for the sneakers only to be sent home empty-handed.
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The next year, the founders left reality pitch show "Shark Tank" empty-handed but closed a Series A funding round of $6 million.
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"This month I couldn't get any subsidized rice at all," Cairo resident Sabrine said after returning from a government food outlet empty-handed.
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Market participants said the Cerberus trade was likely picked up by some of the investors who were left empty-handed at the time.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Sarah Blesener for The New York Times Gawayne and Kadian Blake emerged from another interview for an apartment, again empty-handed.
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Now, it's not a guarantee that Democrats will come away empty-handed from majority Latino districts that are currently represented by a Republican.
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Paris and the European planemaker have been working to salvage a deal since President Emmanuel Macron returned from Beijing empty-handed in January.
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One morning, a tapir appeared in the reeds of the nearest islet, and Laureano scrambled after it with a shotgun, returning empty-handed.
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Celeb jeweler Iceman Nick was also present for the party ... and he didn't come empty-handed -- gifting Watson with a custom DW4 chain!!
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During the 40th Annual "Wizard of Oz" Festival, divers scoured the depths of the Tioga Mine Pit lake but came up empty-handed.
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The police are still looking for the missing john — an artwork called "America" by Maurizio Cattelan — but, so far, they remain empty-handed.
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In 230, he competed in the Olympics in Athens, but left empty-handed after losing in the semifinals and the bronze medal match.
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Now that they know, they're in the process of contacting customers one by one who are still empty-handed, promising a full refund.
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He picks up the tab and we head to a liquor store so I don't show up to my friend's birthday pregame empty-handed.
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If you think you're going to find a bunch of women who are lying about being assaulted you're going to come up empty-handed.
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Such is the way of this month's new moon — you'll be asked to go deep, but you won't return to the surface empty-handed.
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But just because you're too broke to sift through the new arrivals at Sephora doesn't mean you have to walk out completely empty-handed.
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When Nepalese Maoists, briefly in government in 2008 following a ten-year civil war, went to China seeking aid, they came away empty-handed.
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When black lesbians attempt to navigate pop culture's "gender-identity matrix", searching for their kindred's place in history, they often come up empty-handed.
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At that point, Xicotencatl said, officers threatened to enter the building in search of other migrants without Mexican immigration documents before leaving empty-handed.
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He went home empty handed, but kicked off a 16-year campaign that would leave him with 23 gold medals and 28 medals overall.
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Prepare for the person walking in not only empty-handed, but also with a few extra people who would love to see a copy.
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A search by Reuters for U.S. cherries at a supermarket and smaller groceries in downtown Shanghai on a recent weekday came up empty-handed.
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Stephen Belafonte has just filed his official response to Mel B's divorce petition, and he made it clear ... he's not going away empty-handed.
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Blac Chyna went on a shopping spree to satisfy her shoe fetish, but her 18-year-old BF didn't come away empty handed, either.
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They will "utilize, lean on those students, say if you want your tuition paid ... then you better not come home empty-handed," he added.
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But for now, the system is useless to disaster victims like McQueen and Brudnicki, who flew back to Panama City on Friday, empty-handed.
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Anxious not to be outdone, Paris show managers traveled to Las Vegas in January to discuss collaboration with CES, but came away empty-handed.
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Efforts by newspapers in Philadelphia and Cleveland to find "missing" Romney voters who had been erased from the vote count came up empty-handed.
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But Bashir returned home empty handed, the source said, after the emir revealed he was under pressure from "certain parties" to change his mind.
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But negotiations have run into snags, these people said, and Mr. Netanyahu did not want to risk leaving an Oval Office meeting empty-handed.
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The notion that she would walk away empty handed after five nominations and a platinum, critically-acclaimed album seemed unlikely, and yet she did.
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Nevertheless, the result was the same: The streaming service went home empty-handed in the major acting awards and for best drama and comedy.
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"The Iraqi government will be embarrassed in front of the Iraqi voters if it's seen as coming back empty-handed," Rabkin told VICE News.
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Other videos showed him walking on West 27th Street with the remaining suitcase, setting it against a concrete block and walking away empty-handed.
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And although it is customary to bring gifts to children's birthday parties, it is not a high crime or misdemeanor to come empty-handed.
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The 70-year-old Englishman has been the frontrunner too many times before, only to leave empty-handed, to listen to any Oscars handicapping.
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The boxing superstar and his entire crew dropped by Flight Club near Union Square Park and you already know TBE didn't leave empty-handed.
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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres visited Benghazi last week for talks with Haftar to push for an international peace deal, but left empty handed.
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Leila's stepfather, Chris Del Gatto, 46, herded the chattering gaggle into the elevator while his wife disappeared behind a door and reappeared empty-handed.
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"Wonder Woman": Though somewhat of a longer shot, this rousing crowd pleaser and box office smash directed by Patty Jenkins was left empty-handed.
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She went home empty-handed — as did Jia, egregiously so — but it makes sense why so many were quick to rally behind the performance.
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We're told later that night -- around 3:30 AM -- burglars smashed a window and Fogelman came out yelling something ... scaring them away empty-handed.
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As more end up empty-handed and black market prices soar, plundering is rising in Venezuela, already one of the world's most violent countries.
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The Dow pattern in 2018 is also lower but with jagged highs and lows, leaving some nervousness about whether investors will be left empty-handed.
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During one of her and Saran's breaks, Abraham enlisted Million Dollar Matchmaker's Patti Stanger to help her find the one, but came up empty handed.
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I hadn't lined up for something since I spent two hours trying to get the Copper Foamposites back in 2010 and still left empty-handed.
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And they arrived empty-handed, Otero said, instead carrying information on how he could go to Ponce, at least an hour away, to collect supplies.
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From the viewpoint of huge American trade deficits, U.S. President Donald Trump is coming home empty handed after the Group of 21.5 meeting in France.
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It means many people will be left empty handed even though they have been waiting patiently for hours and days to secure the new iPhone.
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But bringing Stan into the Jenningses' inner sanctum and having him come up empty-handed is, like, next-level commitment to the show's mission statement.
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Macron met Putin seeking to win concessions on Syria, Iran and Ukraine after returning largely empty-handed from a state visit to the United States.
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"It's always hard to come to the shop and leave empty handed—especially for Christmas—there are a lot of good finds here," she says.
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Incomprehensibly, for modern Russian politicians, Mr Gorbachev emerged from his presidency almost empty-handed; he would earn money advertising Pizza Hut and Louis Vuitton handbags.
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Since we don't want to show up empty-handed, we stop at the liquor store on the way over to grab a bottle of rum.
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Slightly annoyed/emboldened by their possible shame tactic, I stand in line empty-handed and then very politely ask the cashier for a free mask.
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Families all through the country are struggling to feed their families, standing in lines for hours to buy food, many times coming up empty-handed.
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Cameron left Warsaw empty-handed last month after a visit to discuss his push, with Poland's Prime Minister Beata Szydlo saying further talks were needed.
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When they return, empty handed and frustrated, they are then informed that there is no such thing and then told to get back to work.
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Box office sensation Get Out didn't go home empty-handed despite losing out on Best Picture — its director/writer Jordan Peele won Best Original Screenplay.
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"This opportunity was given to me when I left home at 14 and I was not going to come back empty-handed," Ms. Bündchen said.
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FX launched its own investigation in November to see if C.K.'s misconduct bled into his time with the network and came up empty-handed.
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They talked for more than a half-hour, but the women left empty-handed, saying that she would return after giving the purchase more thought.
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Working-level talks between the two sides in October ended with the North Korean envoy accusing the Americans of coming to the table empty-handed.
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Unfortunately, before he came into pitch KPCB at our Menlo Park offices, TSA confiscated his demo samples and he walked into the meeting empty handed.
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Police eventually learned Becov was Douglas' treasure site, but after coming up empty handed in a search there, were ready to give him the permit.
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Notably left empty-handed were Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk," Jordan Peele's horror sensation "Get Out" and Steven Spielberg's "The Post," starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep.
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But Mr. Kim had to return home empty-handed, without the sanctions relief that he badly needed to help ease his country's deepening economic isolation.
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Tuan's mother, Minh, recounted the last search trip, when the family had come up short and been forced to drive back to Hanoi empty-handed.
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Kristen Bell didn&apost receive a formal apology after a recent fight with her husband Dax Shepard — but she didn&apost walk away empty-handed.
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He picked up ice cream for me because I hate showing up to things empty-handed, and he finally lets me pay him for it.
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The teams both have a shot of owning the Los Angeles Lakers' pick, which means one of them will leave the stage tonight empty-handed.
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No one left empty-handed, taking home gift bags filled with Mabel's Labels, a Mom Truths game, key chains by Emma J Designs and more.
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When she draws to strike down Palpatine, she's empty-handed, and suddenly Ben has a weapon to defend himself against his own former knightly brethren.
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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres was in Benghazi last week for talks with Haftar to push for an international peace deal, but left empty handed.
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Denuclearization talks between the U.S. and North Korea have stalled since a February meeting between Trump and Kim in Hanoi left both leaders empty-handed.
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In the opening scene, Ben forges off in search of game; unlike Pa, who would have bagged a rabbit or blackbird, he returns empty-handed.
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Now Mr. Kim finds himself empty-handed, unable to stride into the party plenum in triumph or deliver a pronouncement of victory on Jan. 1.
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North Korea has something to gain by challenging Trump's declaration: Kim, too, traveled all the way to Vietnam just to return to Pyongyang empty-handed.
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Giesing described the personal physician on another occasion with little sympathy and an acid pen: But Giesing didn't come to his führer empty-handed either.
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Champagne Papi showed up to Poppy in WeHo Wednesday night and didn't come empty-handed ... serving up trays upon trays of cheeseburgers and french fries.
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In fact, despite having been dwarfed by Netflix in terms of the number of nominations, Amazon walked away with more wins while Netflix left empty-handed.
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Rather than facing the shame of returning empty-handed, many people attempt another trip to Europe, often using a different smuggler who offers an "updated" route.
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The oil behemoth ultimately walked away rather risk overpaying in a bidding war, but it didn't walk away empty handed, collecting a $1 billion breakup fee.
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I find 100 books that I want, but nothing that I want badly enough to buy, so after 40 minutes of browsing, I leave empty-handed.
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Jennifer Lawrence found the Silver Lining after leaving the Oscars empty-handed Sunday night: partying the night away in an award-worthy crop-top/skirt combination.
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She stood up to the worst dad since Tywin Lannister before launching a brave and loyal (if ultimately empty-handed) mission to rescue her mutilated brother.
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The two biggest favourites in Betfred's data—Rafa at the French Open in 2009, and Roger at the Australian Open in 2011—both finished empty-handed.
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Angel Salazar is coming up empty-handed in the child support department again ... and a judge just sicced the law on him with an arrest warrant.
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They presented themselves in much the same way that the current arrivals do: empty-handed in flight from something terrible, or in search of something better.
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With five days to go till the closing ceremony, however, that goal seemed way off target as all those tipped for success had departed empty handed.
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When it was time to pay up ... Qwest says McKillen and Cuesta came up empty-handed, and never gave 'em their cash -- an alleged whopping $205,337.
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Her top lawyer returned empty-handed from negotiations with the EU this week, and the EU told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday.
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He did just that Sunday night, but while he may end up a winner on February 19313th, most of the nominees will go home empty handed.
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After trying two locations, however, I left empty handed: Neither actually had the supplies to make said limited-edition drink, so, I gave it a rest.
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But if Trump emerges unsatisfied or empty-handed from his meeting with Xi, that could risk escalating a trade war with severe economic and political costs.
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Tenants who are evicted during the tenure of these seven-year contracts walk away empty-handed, receiving no credit for money spent on repairs or renovations.
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BBW's are just as much a part of the community and should be considered when buying mech and lingerie, let's STOP sending them home empty handed.
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Canadian rapper Drake, one of the most popular artists in terms of sales and streaming, came away empty-handed, as did multiple Grammy winner Bruno Mars.
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That's right — I'm willing to brave sometimes ridiculously long fitting-room lines or trek all the way to a store, even if I leave empty-handed.
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"Misery loves company," was the National Post's headline after Canada's loss to Switzerland ensured two of the country's three curling teams would go home empty handed.
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University of Texas, in 2013 and again in 2016, the four came away empty-handed as Justice Kennedy wrote opinions that left the Texas plan intact.
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The Tigers twice drove deep into Wyoming territory — to the Cowboys' 24-yard line and 221-yard line — and came up empty-handed because of turnovers.
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The Russian president sent him away empty-handed (though he did treat Mr Erdogan to an ice-cream cone for the benefit of the press corps).
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A Soho dweller, on the other hand, who was about to take a trip to Italy, said the shopping experience was overwhelming and left empty-handed.
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He returned empty-handed and perplexed, too sheepish to ask the no-nonsense employees for this old-timey-sounding drink of which he had never heard.
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The game pulls you in by dangling a cash prize, offers manic highs and seething frustrations in quick succession, then dumps you out, usually empty-handed.
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But neither leader will want to leave the meeting empty-handed, so they might offer up a symbolic concession to kick-start a much longer process.
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Perhaps it was just an instinct ingrained in me from my Italian-Jewish family, but I knew I could not leave the gift shop empty-handed.
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Both the Kim Dae-jung and Roh administrations knew the risks of greeting Kim Jong Il on his own turf and potentially coming back empty-handed.
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And even if Trump somehow won, conservative legal figures worried that his ideological flexibility and self-professed willingness to strike deals would leave them empty-handed.
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The rapper, who went into the night with the most nominations, left empty-handed after losing out to Bruno Mars and Kendrick Lamar in multiple categories.
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That's not an excuse though to show up to Mom's empty-handed — or arguably worse, showing up with gift cards from your local supermarket in hand.
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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres was in Benghazi last week for talks with Haftar to push for an international peace deal, but left empty handed.
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Pompeo told reporters after the summit that there had been progress at the working level, even though the US walked away from the summit empty-handed.
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The breakdown of the meeting was considered a huge embarrassment for Mr. Kim, who had to return home empty-handed, without badly needed relief from sanctions.
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With first-round losers at Wimbledon receiving 282,000 pounds, Tomic exited the tournament empty-handed following his latest run-in with the All England Club's authorities.
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Certainly it would have taken a monumental effort to remain mentally positive after playing an opening set as he did, and coming out of it empty handed.
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Klobuchar exceeded expectations in New Hampshire, over-performing her recent polling and earning delegates when higher-polling rivals may move on to the Nevada primary empty-handed.
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Conspiracy theories flew around the internet, and cable news pundits, who had been airing live coverage for hours, were left empty-handed without any data to report.
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Obamacare repeal has already fallen off the front burner, and Republicans have little appetite to waste more valuable time only to come up empty handed once again.
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President Trump and Chairman Kim are returning to their respective capitals empty-handed, with conflicting explanations for how talks broke down and where we go from here.
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France left the Games empty-handed four years ago in London for the first time since 1960 and the women's individual epee event extended their long wait.
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V-Day is around the corner, and even if you're not into it, you don't want to be the person who's empty-handed come Tuesday, February 14.
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In a televised speech on Wednesday, Prime Minister Hun Sen warned workers across the country against striking, saying factories would shut down and leave them empty handed.
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Muth Ron, a seamstress for more than 10 years at a factory that supplies Marks & Spencer, said fears of being left empty handed had spurred the strikes.
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Dwyane Wade ain't leaving Miami empty-handed ... 'cause his former teammate, Dorell Wright, just hooked him up with an awesome custom art piece to bid him farewell.
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The NASA researchers claimed to have produced a miniscule amount of thrust with their experimental engine, but attempts to replicate their results have turned up empty-handed.
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It wasn't until Farmer got to Miami that he reached Melody, who was glad to hear from him, even if they were coming home practically empty-handed.
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Cindy Crawford and hubby Rande Gerber are saying goodbye to their beach home, but they won't walk away empty-handed ... in fact, they'll be loaded with cash.
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Conceivably, the investigations could show that some of Puerto Rico's debt was created unlawfully, and the island could seek to have it voided, leaving bondholders empty-handed.
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It's abundantly evident that LG's 2018 flagship wasn't ready in time for the grand MWC event, but LG wasn't willing to turn up to Barcelona empty-handed.
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Yet many people who are searching for their ideal living situation come up empty handed, especially in suburban communities within short commuting distance of major metropolitan areas.
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But it was a horrible experience doing that open casting call with kids, because you had to send kids away empty-handed, which I think is terrible.
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So to not be the party that blew everything up and walked away empty-handed, "there will be strong incentives to stabilize the insurance markets," he said.
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Pop in at Zara and try on a few things, but the line to purchase is so long, I think better of it and leave empty-handed.
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Many potential threats loom — the Zika virus, terrorism, civil unrest — but underwriters say a dramatic interruption or cancellation of the Games will not leave organizers empty-handed.
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They came home empty-handed and told the same story: A salesperson in the store followed my son's friend around and then told him to get out.
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BRUSSELS — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain headed home flustered and empty-handed on Friday after a blunt exchange at a European Union summit meeting, where Mrs.
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After charming and unexpectedly funny acceptance speeches at the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards, there's no way Pitt goes home on Oscar night empty-handed.
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I was about to admit defeat and return empty-handed when, just as I was leaving, I noticed a large trunk in the corner nearest the door.
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Nonetheless, Mr García is nowhere close to the most snake-bitten golfer in history: numerous players have produced far better cards and finished empty-handed (see table above).
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If you happen to be the 70th person to waltz into the store looking for a new mascara, you don't have to worry about leaving completely empty-handed.
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And while the family didn't send their guests home empty-handed, Angela explains that they did request a very simple substitution for traditional presents for the birthday boy.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The shelf of heart disease drugs in Hulya Akpinar's Istanbul pharmacy is almost bare, and patients seeking medicine for blood pressure and diabetes leave empty-handed.
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By handing over Wink for $15 million, Quirky was able to write off a big portion of its debt, and Flex ensured it didn't walk away empty handed.
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As we've reported ... a crime wave of celeb burglaries has hit the Valley the past several months, but fortunately for Gunn the thieves left empty-handed this time.
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In 20023, Ashara, who now believed he was Jesus, and some of his followers traveled to Zaire in an attempt to acquire Ebola samples, but returned empty handed.
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On that below-zero morning in Canada's capital, police say, the intruders bound four employees and struck one in the head with a handgun before leaving empty-handed.
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Brazil had lower expectations for swimming, especially after former Olympic champion Cesar Cielo failed to qualify, but no one thought its swimmers would leave the pool empty handed.
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Smith, on the other hand, acknowledged that his team had spent weeks trying to verify the information in the report BuzzFeed published, only to come up empty-handed.
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It's unconscionable that starting this week, those who have worked tirelessly at our airports and federal prisons — among many other worksites and offices — will come home empty-handed.
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Though some speculate Michael also brought tiramisu back from the restaurant, he's seen walking into the office alongside from Jim empty-handed and even claps at a joke.
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There's a good chance that Congress could come up empty handed on those two goals as well as ObamaCare, leaving them zero for three on their top priorities.
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Democrats will have to weigh the White House framework against the possibility of coming up empty-handed and playing the blame game with Trump from now until November.
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"The fact is, as it stands today, Achleitner is empty-handed," said the person, referring to the bank's chairman who would oversee the appointment of a new CEO.
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In keeping with her character, her batteries die almost immediately, and she runs around her apartment searching for spares, exclaiming "Fuck!" every time she comes up empty-handed.
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Earlier this year, a food bank in Essen, in western Germany, decided to temporarily exclude foreign nationals, who were overwhelming their supplies and leaving longtime clients empty- handed.
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The campaign was Ms. Rolle's last appeal for help because she, like other island business owners and workers who provided services to festival organizers, was left empty-handed.
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Malice Amarantine, who works as a stripper in Seattle, said she has had nights where she went home empty-handed, and that she barely made rent last month.
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The stressful, hilarious, devastating Uncut Gems gained some momentum throughout awards season for star Adam Sandler and directors Josh and Benny Safdie, but left the nominations empty-handed.
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Readers looking for an understanding of how silk waving from a stick can come to mean everything will be disappointed, but they will not leave empty-handed either.
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In Hanoi, that left him empty-handed halfway across the globe, though he and his aides insist there was still progress made even without a final joint statement.
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Last week, in the upscale 16th arrondissement of Paris, would-be robbers attacked the Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat and her partner with tear gas before fleeing empty-handed.
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True to her being an amazing human, my friend doesn't show up empty-handed but rather with an early Christmas gift for me... at her own surprise party.
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But, Judge -- who's always down to meet his small supporters -- didn't want them to leave empty-handed ... gifting the boy his bat and the girl his batting gloves!!
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It is the only time since the guild introduced the first-time filmmaker prize in 2016 that a director nominated in both categories has walked away empty-handed.
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The general rule of thumb is never arrive empty-handed, said Myka Meier, a founder of the Plaza Hotel Finishing Program in New York, which provides etiquette courses.
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But "The Post," which was up for six Globes, went home empty-handed, and, weeks later, scooped up just two Oscar nominations (the second went to Ms. Streep).
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Within the first hour of last night's show, all seven of their nominations had been announced and both SZA and Cardi B would be going home empty-handed.
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Almost two weeks after the shootings, authorities searched a lake near the couple's home for potential "digital" evidence relating to plans of the shooting, but came up empty-handed.
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It was clear that Almeyda was saving his best for the Liga MX match, but he was left empty-handed after the embarrassing defeat by Miguel "Piojo" Herrera's roster.
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Earlier this month, Trump told reporters about a "beautiful letter" he received from Kim, the first since the February summit in Hanoi that saw both leaders leave empty-handed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in French media giant Vivendi fell sharply after Vivendi's Canal Plus TV arm ended up empty-handed in a crucial soccer broadcasting rights auction in France.
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Arafura and fellow miner Alkane Resources met with U.S. defense officials as part of an Australian trade delegation in February but returned empty handed, executives from both companies said.
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Romania earned no medals in gymnastics at the Rio Games, the first time since 1972 they have left an Olympics empty-handed in a sport they have often dominated.
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Amy, as she's referred to by news outlet KABC7, started screaming at the attacker before an associate threw sex toys at the would-be thief, who left empty handed.
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We stop at Sephora since they're having a sale this weekend, but the line is pretty long and there's nothing I really need, so I walk out empty-handed.
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In the sweet post, Jenna revealed that Barbara, also 37, was actually the first person to visit little Hal — and didn't show up to the hospital empty-handed either.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Customers at a new charity shop in London walk away empty-handed and any money they spend goes to assist refugees in Europe and the Middle East.
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But the Pearson family drama didn't leave fans and viewers empty-handed as the latest promo was chock full of teasers for what's to come in the next episodes.
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Tuesday would've been Paul's 44th bday, and his Uncle Rhett and childhood pal marked it with a visit to Paul's L.A. burial site -- and they didn't come empty handed.
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But the strength of the talent pool wasn't why I assumed Biel would come up empty-handed for her haunted performance as accused murderer Cora Tannetti on The Sinner.
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But shops across the border on Monday were displaying signs that they would not accept 100-bolivar bills, bringing business to a halt and sending Venezuelans home empty-handed.
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With people forced to stand in line for four, five, six hours or more for basic staples — and even then sometimes leaving empty-handed — the social situation is combustible.
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We drop money on two six-packs (you can't show up empty-handed) and headed to our friend's place for beer and board games and a slew of appetizers.
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She got a voluminous report from Sift, and like me, had several companies come up empty-handed despite their claims to have information on hundreds of millions of people.
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Thankfully, The 1975 didn't emerge completely empty-handed, since "Give Yourself A Try" secured a nomination for best rock song — but that wasn't even the band's best eligible song.
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Normani's smash collaboration with Sam Smith, "Dancing With a Stranger," seemed like a shoo-in at least for best pop duo/group performance, but it came up empty-handed.
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Since hagfish don't have a vertebral column, they can tie their own bodies in a knot when grabbed, leaving their foes empty-handed (not counting the goo, of course).
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Jay-Z was this year's most nominated artist, with eight nods for his album "4:44" and various songs and videos from it, but he went home empty-handed.
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If you don&apost want to spend a lot of money on a housewarming gift, but don&apost want to show up empty-handed, we&aposve got you covered.
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Democrats didn't go into a shutdown posture to come away empty-handed and want at least new negotiations on the leadership level before they even consider any off-ramp.
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In 2017, Couple cofounder Jeff Brenner was shopping for an engagement ring, and like many people who start the search with high hopes, came up disappointed and empty-handed.
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Trump came home "empty-handed" from his meeting with Xi, Schumer charged, and waved away their agreement to create a 100-day plan to discuss trade issues as meaningless.
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After unexpected Black Friday cancellations of Apple Watch orders left some frustrated Walmart shoppers empty-handed last week, the controversy has continued with yet another holiday deal: the iPhone.
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Leaving shops empty-handed I look for clothes at least once a week usually — either for an occasion, or just as something to do either online or in store.
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But he returned to London empty-handed after EU officials rejected his proposal for an arbitration panel to resolve disputes over any departure from the backstop arrangement, diplomats said.
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Arafura and fellow miner Alkane Resources met with U.S. defence officials as part of an Australian trade delegation in February but returned empty handed, executives from both companies said.
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But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin came back empty-handed from trade talks in Beijing last week, and Trump tweeted that China was stealing American businesses and factories with its moves.
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Make way for a flurry of movie chatter and celebrity speculation as we gear up for awards, speeches and timely memes of all the people who go home empty handed.
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It's a no-gifts party, but I hate going empty-handed, so I get a five-minute stories book (huge hit with the beginning reading crowd in my experience) ($33).
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Despite tying for the most nominations with 12 at this year's show, Fey's Mean Girls musical went home empty handed after losing out in most categories to The Band's Visit.
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She came up empty-handed, however, and the ring sat on Kennedy's desk for almost two months — until she decided to post a picture of it on Facebook on Aug.
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Even those stars who don't walk away from the night with a statuette and all the accolades and bragging rights that go with it still won't walk away empty handed.
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After making her Olympic debut as a 16-year-old in Sydney, Coventry will be competing in her fifth successive Olympics in Rio after coming away empty-handed in London.
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When Betancourt, who moved to New York from Venezuela more than four decades ago, braved holiday crowds a week later on Wednesday, she had to leave empty-handed once again.
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G-Eazy is newly enjoying the single life -- we think -- 'cause he crashed Drake's shindig shortly after news broke that he'd split with Halsey again ... but walked out empty-handed.
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"In order not to come entirely empty-handed at next week's press conference, the ECB could drop the current deposit rate floor for its purchases of government bonds," Brzeski said.
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Tillerson engaged in a round of shuttle diplomacy in July in an effort to resolve the dispute, emerging empty handed and visibly frustrated at the lack of progress and goodwill.
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Trump left his second summit last week in Hanoi empty-handed after talks broke down amid differences over the steps Kim must take to rid his country of nuclear weapons.
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But in Russia the American team disappointed, losing 5-0 to Finland in the bronze medal game, and went home empty-handed after winning silver at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
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If not, some of Trump's most ardent supporters during the election could be left empty-handed as he cements trade deals that will help define the course of his presidency.
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At the last ceremony, Amazon and Netflix ended up scoring just a few Golden Globes and HBO left empty-handed, despite having entered the race with 14 chances to win.
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How and when the budget crisis is resolved could determine whether Dixon and thousands of other students like him enter the workforce with college degrees or return home empty-handed.
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"I can't remember a time when we would have sent the Secretary [of State], empty-handed, to a major donor conference," Konyndyk told VICE News, recalling the Obama administration's approach.
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Expect that trend to continue in 2018 even though activists went home empty-handed in more cases than not in those 11 months, which wasn't the case the previous year.
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Progress toward a trade deal nearly collapsed over the weekend, with officials returning to Beijing empty-handed and the Trump administration raising tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Now, a promising study into its origins has come up empty-handed, meaning that whatever is causing the faint signature is currently unknown to us and more mysterious than ever.
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McDonald's was skewered on social media by frustrated customers who had hoped to score some of its limited edition Szechuan sauce but were instead turned away and left empty-handed.
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Prosecutors have piled on charges, they say, because they have come up empty-handed in their search for evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with Russia to tip the election.
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The big picture: Denuclearization talks between the U.S. and North Korea have stalled since a meeting in February between President Trump and Kim in Hanoi left both leaders empty-handed.
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This was despite Boeing reporting this month that it booked no new orders for airplanes in January, the first time it has come up empty-handed in January since 1962.
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Cardinals RH Michael Wacha (22003-24, 22) Estrada has scattered seven hits and recorded 15 strikeouts over 13 scoreless innings in his last two starts but came away empty-handed.
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A 2013 Gabon oil licensing round doled out 18 blocks to companies from around the world, but French oil major Total, Elf's successor following a merger, was left empty-handed.
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Don't get us wrong: It's fun to sift through flea markets, yard sales, and the web to find that ultra-obscure David Bowie vinyl, but we typically wind up empty-handed.
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They order a Lyft to their friends' place and when we get there, the girls and I go to a nearby liquor store so that we don't show up empty-handed.
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Britain's embattled Prime Minister Theresa May will go back to London empty-handed on Friday, after racing to Brussels to try to get a few more concessions from the European Union.
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Social norms are hard to break, and coming to a marriage celebration empty-handed would likely strike some guests as ruder than standing up mid-ceremony to object to the union.
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Fary said he got the idea 15 years ago, when he was doing similar bags for the Grammys and heard Bette Midler lament about walking away from a ceremony empty handed.
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Yet despite her connections and some of the country's finest lawyers arguing her case, after her husband's death she was forced empty-handed out of her matrimonial home of 13 years.
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Searches for some sort of particle that could explain the dark matter gravitational anomaly have mostly turned up empty handed, and scientists will soon look for more exotic dark matter options.
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I already got her an engagement gift right when she got engaged a few months ago, but I hate showing up empty-handed, so I want to get her something little.
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Sometimes, the person was facing the dog, either holding a treat or empty-handed; other times, the person was giving their back to the dog, again either holding food or not.
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"A lot of people have looked at this space before, and really have kind of come up empty handed," said Golden, who was a seed investor in BlackBird before joining NEA.
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Prosecutors said her motive was to rob the victim, but Brown said she took guns and cash from his house after the shooting because she feared returning to "Cut" empty-handed.
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Zero. On top of that, as Solange Knowles pointed out on Twitter, there are a number of Black performers who bring the best energy and talent, but walk home empty-handed.
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The PBGC is arguing that as part of Lampert's deal to buy Sears, Lampert will get back full access to Kenmore and Diehard, leaving it and its 90,3003 pensioners empty-handed.
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His mom was at work when the cops came calling, and he says they searched his room for weapons and other evidence of gang affiliation, only to come up empty-handed.
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Tiffany would have stopped going to practice if it didn't mean that she would lose her scholarship, and she knew that she would be ashamed to return to Jamaica empty-handed.
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In a world of surplus food and of great wealth, it is wholly unacceptable to deny food to a starving baby, especially when relief workers are in place but empty-handed.
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As we told you ... Kanye is there now -- he didn't come empty-handed -- and the lunch meeting with the Prez, Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and Jim Brown is set to begin.
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They didn't show up empty-handed either ... Amar'e got some baller gifts, including a painting of "Black Jesus" by artist Bradley Theodore ... and a custom bottle of fancy tequila from Avion.
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Kobach was permitted to orchestrate a massive breach of Americans' civil liberties, and he came up empty-handed—a sequence of events that would become a familiar pattern in Kobach's career.
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Some leading particle candidates for dark matter include axions, neutrinos, and weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs), but so far every experiment that tries to find them has come up empty handed.
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But if the president emerges unsatisfied or empty-handed in Osaka after his meeting with Xi, the economic and political costs could be evident heading into an election year (The Hill).
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Like we said, nearly the entire new batch of SKIMS left the digital shelves like hot cakes, and Kim issued an apology to those who were once again left empty-handed.
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I was exhausted when it was time to leave work, but I was supposed to meet a friend for her birthday the next day and didn't want to come empty-handed.
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And a word about "Lady Bird" ... Despite being nominated for five awards, the film that served as the director Greta Gerwig's love letter to Sacramento came up empty-handed on Sunday.
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The failed summit was considered a big embarrassment for Mr. Kim because he had to return home empty-handed after Mr. Trump rejected his demand for relief from United Nations sanctions.
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She had barely any interest in counting, but I felt I'd be doing her a disservice if I sent her to school empty-handed when everyone else would bring in something.
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Learning a lesson after many outraged fans who sought the NES Classic last year were left empty-handed, Nintendo said it would increase inventory of the Super NES Classic this year.
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With the deal, Republicans concerned about the nation's debt and deficits were essentially left empty-handed, even with a Republican in the White House and Republicans controlling both houses of Congress.
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Klobuchar exceeded expectations by coming in third place, with almost 20% of the vote, overperforming her polling and earning six delegates when higher-polling rivals went on to Nevada empty-handed.
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Ripeness is all: When the berries run out, they run out, because the Geans would rather send a customer home empty-handed than with a berry that doesn't meet their standards.
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In June, Trump touted receiving "a beautiful letter from Kim Jong Un" -- the first since their February summit in Hanoi, from which both leaders left empty-handed after stalled denuclearization talks.
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Maybe you forgot to buy a holiday gift for someone, or you didn't have time to order something ahead of a party and you don't want to show up empty-handed.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) — who challenged Pelosi for her post last November — said after the loss in Georgia, where the Democrats spent almost $22019 million only to come up empty-handed.
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In public statements, he rejected the notion of a cease-fire, and there was fear in the administration that Pence would head home and Pompeo go on to Jerusalem empty-handed.
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Its pension, and those of other nonprofits throughout the U.S. with ties to religious entities, are beholden to different rules that could ultimately leave people empty-handed or with reduced benefits.
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A banner headline on the front-page of the official Rodong Sinmun newspaper proclaimed Kim's meeting with Trump with no mention of the fact both would be going home empty handed.
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So the EU granted the UK a temporary reprieve, but its message was pretty clear: pass the only deal on offer or prepare to break up with the EU empty-handed.
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Previous ECOWAS delegations had left empty-handed, with Mr Jammeh proving deaf to stern finger-wagging administered by both Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari—himself a former military strongman—and Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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I'd planned to pick up Veuve champagne since her birthday was last week, but I forgot about Texas's law banning alcohol sales before noon on Sundays, so I show up empty-handed.
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Algeria's oil minister Nourredine Bouterfa has warned prices could drop back into the $30 per barrel range if officials walk away empty handed, but that appears to be the most realistic scenario.
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"Expectations have painted the group into a corner not to walk away empty-handed, markets have sufficient cynicism not to expect a concrete deal," Mizuho Bank analysts said in a Monday note.
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Searches by XENON1T, under Gran Sasso, a mountain in Italy, and PandaX-II at China Jinping Underground Laboratory, in Sichuan, which contain 3,500kg and 1003kg of xenon respectively, came up empty-handed.
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Even if we aren't hosting this year's party, even if we don't have the time to research the perfect recipes, showing up at a friend's potluck empty-handed just isn't an option.
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The singer and entrepreneur, who lives in California with her American music executive husband Tommy Mottola and their children Sabrina, 10, and Mateo, 6, did not arrive at the party empty-handed.
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Don't feel too bad for at least one of the Rams superstars for leaving the game empty-handed -- Gurley was still rockin' the sick diamond pendant YG gifted to him this week!!
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The first 1,000 callers to dial into 1-844-McD-FRORK (that's 623-37675) will get a free Frork, but McDonald's promises that anyone who misses out won't be left empty-handed.
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Now, with a dozen stages left till Paris, team boss Jonathan Vaughters has to revise his goals and figure out how to deliver results so the team doesn't go home empty-handed.
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Several left empty-handed after learning that the deals were currently in the range of 5 to 10 percent off and that wares from LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton were excluded entirely.
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Opinion: Abuse of migrants in Libya is a blot on world's conscience While many of his friends from Nigeria have made it to Europe, Victory is resigned to returning home empty-handed.
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Though he technically came in first place during the Final Reckoning finale, his partner Ashley Mitchell decided not to split the prize money, costing the star $500,000, and leaving him empty-handed.
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In 2017, deposed under oath in a federal lawsuit challenging his North Carolina House maps, he left prosecutors empty-handed when they sought evidence of the instructions state Republicans had given him.
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The LHC, meanwhile, is conducting experiments that should produce cross-sections of particles that may point to the presence of WIMPs, but it has so far come up empty-handed as well.
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They did not come away empty-handed — "Mockingbird" was nominated for nine awards, and "Network" five — but it was clear that the nominators preferred fully original work in the best play category.
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But even as she wrote the affirmations, she began to recite a litany of fears: bleeding again when she goes into labor, coming home empty-handed, dying and leaving her sons motherless.
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The Buffalo Bills left Houston with an L, but the players didn't go empty-handed ... 'cause some of the team's biggest stars went on a huge jewelry shopping spree before the game!!
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As for those who don't win, the performers I spoke to were keen to point out that they're not left empty-handed: At the very least, they get new material via OnlyFans.
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Bournemouth became the 12th consecutive side to leave White Hart Lane empty-handed as Harry Kane hit the 20 league goal mark for the third season in a row with his side's third.
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Goals from Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino gave Brazil a ticket to Sunday's final at the Maracana while Argentina were left empty handed again, their last trophy coming at the 1993 Copa America.
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HARD-TO-MAKE-OUT FOOTAGE PURPORTING TO SHOW LEGENDARY GIANT IN CANADA FOREST GOES VIRAL In March, the residents of Wapum, Pa. held their annual Bigfoot hunt , but surprisingly came up empty-handed.
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Amy Klobuchar exceeded expectations in the New Hampshire primary, over performing her recent polling and, if current results hold, earning her delegates when higher-polling rivals may go on to Nevada empty-handed.
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When Bangladesh's prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, made a four-day state visit to Delhi that concluded on April 10th, her Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, made sure she did not go back empty-handed.
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Her first stop was Bellville Sassoon, a fancy British clothing store, where Diana had a moment straight out of Pretty Woman; when no sales associate tried to help her, she left empty handed.
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If I was "lucky," I might find one stretchy, oversized top that yielded to my equally oversized curves, but more often than not, I left empty-handed with a mind full of insecurities.
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"I wanted to go home with something and you have to push like this if you want to do something," he said after he left empty-handed for his second successive Winter Games.
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Jeff and his wife, Emilie Livingston, are hanging in Oahu while he plays some gigs with his jazz band ... but they won't be going back to the mainland empty handed despite the theft.
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That's largely because when Congress appropriated money earlier this year to fund the government, opposition from Democrats and some Republicans alike left the administration empty handed in terms of funding any new construction.
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Instead, they have camped in the offices of the property developer's subcontractor, demanding almost a year's unpaid wages and too angry and proud to go back to native towns and villages empty-handed.
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He went home an empty-handed runner-up, and when he had the chance to ask Andi why she didn't choose him, he disrespected her privacy in front of, well, millions of viewers.
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What you might have missed is that Ring used to be called DoorBot and that its creator, Jamie Siminoff, left season five of "Shark Tank" empty-handed, despite investing $10,000 in his presentation.
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The vice of a special counsel is that he is supposed to find crimes, and if he comes up empty-handed, after spending lots of taxpayer money, then he is deemed a failure.
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Pizza lovers anxious about the contest won't walk away empty-handed, however — all entrants will receive a coupon for a free slice of the chain's Neapolitan cheese pizza, redeemable for a limited time.
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The French foreign minister returning empty-handed from his latest visit to Tehran demonstrates there is no realistic chance to persuade the Iranian regime to end its destructive role in the Middle East.
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Just like here, those close to the president and the first lady found themselves in jail over financial issues, while the independent counsel came up empty-handed as related to the first couple.
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Though EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier and U.K. Brexit chief Dominic Raab remain publicly optimistic about reaching an agreement, coming up empty-handed after the last EU meeting of the year on Dec.
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Republican leaders were racing Thursday night and Friday morning to find support for the bill, hoping to avoid a repeat of the health care bill debacle this summer that left them empty handed.
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The meeting collapsed when Mr. Trump insisted on a quick and comprehensive rollback of the North's entire weapons of mass destruction program before lifting sanctions, leaving Mr. Kim to return home empty-handed.
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But despite the president's declarations of progress and his promises to make one-on-one deals, he appeared to have returned from the trip empty-handed, without any new trade deals in process.
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Maria Campos had worked as a waitress at La Guardia Airport for more than 250 years until Tuesday, when her career came to an abrupt halt that left her scared and empty-handed.
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In some of the districts where Cruz runs best, Trump is flirting with or over the 50-percent line, meaning the businessman would take all three district delegates and leave Cruz empty-handed.
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So, Johnson will be faced with a tough choice: sign on the dotted line, or walk away empty handed and admit that his post-Brexit utopia isn't quite as rosy as he claimed.
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And while many of them were disappointed with the end result, a lawyer representing one plaintiff said that holding out for more favorable terms might have left the alleged victims completely empty-handed.
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However, nominations don't necessarily turn into wins: Two years ago, Beyoncé was snubbed in the major categories; in 2018, Jay-Z received the most nominations of any artist and walked away empty-handed.
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But this might also be the hardline Brexiteers' last stand before they, and other skeptics, accept reality: It may be a choice between this flawed plan and the UK leaving the EU empty-handed.
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Unfortunately, nothing really catches my eye (well, there was one pair, but naturally they were the most expensive ones on the shelf and I refused), so we drive back to his place empty-handed.
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Genet left empty-handed, but she didn't give up, instead turning her company, Lumi, into a business that designs and supplies beautiful packaging for many top e-commerce companies that sell directly to consumers.
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Around the time of the new release, the reality star will also be restocking her original kits, which sold out in seconds back in November — leaving thousands of fans empty handed and broken hearted.
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Pyeongchang will offer Yater-Wallace another chance to add an Olympic medal to his sizable collection of Winter X Games medals after the 22-year-old came up empty-handed in Sochi in 2014.
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The company currently operates in Germany and France, focusing on intercity house moves, including aggregating removal jobs where appropriate in order to reduce costs and ensure vehicles don't make return journeys empty handed unnecessarily.
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Thousands of female migrant workers come home empty-handed each year, but only 318 received compensation - averaging 9,200 taka each - from the government's Bureau of Manpower Employment and Training in 2018, the study found.
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Mediapro won on Tuesday the rights for the top matches of France's main soccer competition for the seasons extending from 2020/2021 to 2023/2024, leaving Vivendi's pay-TV Canal Plus arm empty-handed.
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The other musicals did not go home empty-handed: Santino Fontana, the virtuosic star of "Tootsie," won as best actor in a musical, and the show's book writer, Robert Horn, won in his category.
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But Mr. Kim returned home empty-handed — without relief from international sanctions — prompting the question of what he will do next: Particularly, will he resume his nuclear and missile brinkmanship to reassert his leverage?
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Untethered to the judgments of his intelligence community, dismissive of careful preparation and transfixed by his powers of persuasion, the president gave Mr. Kim an unearned boost in stature and came home empty-handed.
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Some now wonder if damage from the storm could be used to justify retiring all the plants, as part of a sweeping privatization plan that would eliminate their collateral and leave them empty-handed.
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Along the way, the currency became a magnet for greed and attracted a group of scammers and hackers who defrauded investors, hyped fake products, and left many of the currency's original backers empty-handed.
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In the third inning, they loaded the bases on walks to Tyler Austin, "Head" (Chase Headley) and Frazier, only to leave empty-handed when Brett Gardner and "A-A Ron" (Aaron Hicks) flied out.
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After a 2-point conversion, the Patriots came away with a 36-33 victory, while Deshaun Watson and the Houston Texans (1-2) were sent home empty-handed despite leading with 23 seconds remaining.
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In return, the Trump administration has secured some relatively small-scale arms deals and Kushner is more than likely to emerge empty handed with his much-vaunted and long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are shunning the mining sector, data from Thomson Reuters shows, as they struggle to forget the string of multi-billion dollar takeovers and expensive development projects that left them empty handed.
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They returned empty-handed, but with one bit of solace: A blurry clue from an old picture, which had driven years of speculation about Earhart's final resting place, can probably be dismissed for good.
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Days after being forced to flee her Malibu home due to the wildfires sweeping the state of California, Lady Gaga dropped in on a Red Cross shelter housing evacuees — and she didn't come empty-handed.
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But he likely won't be willing to go home empty handed and may focus on getting Xi to announce something that he views as a political win, such as increased Chinese purchases of US goods.
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While there remains confusion over the award process for these two Games, Wasserman provided one point of great clarity – if LA is left empty-handed after its bid, the city would not be bidding again.
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MANAMA, April 1 (Reuters) - Renault must focus more on improving reliability after leaving Bahrain empty-handed with a late double retirement in the second Formula One race of the season, said team principal Cyril Abiteboul.
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Though Chapman and Weinstein, 260 – who married on December 224, 27 – have not filed divorce papers in court, PEOPLE previously revealed that she will not be walking away from her decade-long marriage empty-handed.
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Or, the fun fact that the first and second-place winners of the first modern Olympics, in 1896, received a silver and bronze medal, respectively — which meant the third place winner went home empty-handed.
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Proving that Jim Carrey is responsible for his late girlfriend's death is not going to be easy for her estranged husband – but that doesn't mean he'll come out his wrongful death suit lawsuit empty handed.
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"While expectations have painted the group into a corner not to walk away empty-handed, markets have sufficient cynicism not to expect a concrete deal," said Wei Liang Chang, a currency strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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But the Pearson family drama didn't leave fans and viewers empty-handed as the last minutes of the episode were chock full of teasers for what's to come in the second half of season 3.
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Other big name directors Jim Jarmusch ("Paterson"), Paul Verhoeven ("Elle"), Pedro Almodovar ("Julieta"), Bruno Dumont ("Ma Loute"), the Dardenne brothers ("The Unknown Girl"} and Nicolas Winding Refn ("The Neon Demon") left the Croisette empty handed.
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In the early 1970s, still empty-handed, increasingly bizarre in her behavior, Wilayat announced to the world that she was the queen of Oudh, demanding the vast properties of a kingdom that no longer existed.
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On the international front: Talks between President Trump and the North Korean leader to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons abruptly collapsed, with both Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un walking away empty-handed.
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Steve Carell's departure from The Office resulted in oceans of positive press and tributes, but the Emmys didn't care, giving yet another award to The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons and leaving Carell empty-handed.
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It doesn't matter where you live or what time you started craving a Reese's McFlurry, because, as it is now, there's a better than average chance you'll be walking out of the restaurant empty-handed.
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While you can go empty-handed in some states, a total of 34 states require voters to show a form of identification in order to cast their votes, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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The judges on ABC's "Shark Tank" are known for their sharp bite and brutal honesty, but one former Tank reject found redemption when he returned to re-pitch his company after leaving empty handed in 5003.
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Couples around the country told local news outlets they were never notified of the closures, and many have been left empty-handed and at risk of losing thousands of dollars just weeks before their big day.
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Because with over 100 trend-driven items to choose from — not to mention the remaining 1,000+ sale items for the whole family — there's no way you won't come out of this shopping e-trip empty-handed.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis When $5 million of business is on the line, your sales pitch can be all that separates you from walking home a millionaire and walking home empty-handed.
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There were the garden-variety complaints: inconsistent sizing between brands, the way back pockets stretched or sagged, the humiliation of walking into a dressing room with half a dozen options only to walk out empty-handed.
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Jamie Siminoff's first run as founder pitching his business on ABC's "Shark Tank" in 2013 wasn't what he'd hoped: He walked away empty-handed after rejecting what he saw as a weak offer from Kevin O'Leary.
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If there is no sense of shared urgency the secretary of state won't be coming home any time soon, or will return home empty handed after a week of being diddled and used by both sides.
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Maybe you waited until the last possible minute to pick up a birthday gift and decide to show up to the party empty-handed or you've been putting off calling your grandmother for a year straight.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Vivendi's Canal Plus ended up empty-handed in a crucial soccer broadcasting rights auction in France on Tuesday, beaten by Spain's Mediapro, a Chinese-owned group, as prices boomed by close to 60 percent.
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They left empty-handed Trump's allies on Capitol Hill can point to testimony from multiple attendees, including Kushner and Goldstone, that people walked out of the meeting feeling like it was a waste of everyone's time.
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The group, which built its reputation of broadcasting major soccer matches, also suffered a heavy blow last year when it ended up empty-handed in a crucial soccer rights auction in France, beaten by Spain's Mediapro.
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As I watched him slip down a side alley and emerge moments later empty-handed, I realized that he was a foot soldier in the bike-sharing wars, dumping competitors' bikes in hard-to-find places.
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I had to restrain myself from finishing the samples that were left out for us to taste and was crushed to learn that Mr. Akuto lacked a license to sell retail, so I left empty-handed.
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This year, Sears has sued two vendors to force them to continue supplying goods even as many others reduce shipments to the retailer, concerned they could wind up empty-handed if Sears files for bankruptcy protection.
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The Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Competition Program category came along in 2008, and still, over 10 years later, both Harrison and the show remain empty handed, sans even a nomination.
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When Gizmodo filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the GSA to seek out internal reports on potential conflicts of interest related to Trump and the Old Post Office Building, they came back empty handed.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York left Wednesday's lunch meeting at the White House empty-handed, without a promise of funding from Mr. Trump for what is arguably the most important infrastructure project in the Northeast.
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Still empty-handed, we decided to head upstairs in search of a much-needed pack of socks, which took a surprisingly long time to find given the mass amount of inventory and general lack of organization.
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Robin Thicke brought the cops to Paula Patton's home Friday morning because she allegedly violated their custody order by not allowing him to take their son ... but the video dramatically shows Robin walked away empty-handed.
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FROM COINAGE: Best Home Improvement Tips for Every Budget Mitchell and her family ensured everyone had tons of fun learning about the aquarium's various creatures — and that no one left the under-the-sea festivities empty-handed.
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Cate Blanchett in 'Carol' The film's stars may have walked away empty handed, but you can still watch Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara's awe-inspiring performances as two women involved in a complicated love affair in theaters.
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But he didn't go back empty-handed: to say thanks, he said Air France gifted him with a travel voucher and bottle of champagne to make up for the glass he didn't get a chance to drink.
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Until we live in a world with no police, no military, and no state, we're at the mercy of all three — and I, at least, don't think it's fair to expect us to confront them empty-handed.
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In the brand's quest to make the launch newsworthy, hundreds of thousands of people had come up empty handed — and, Alex says, it was her team's job to diffuse the countless frustrated emails and social media posts.
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While she came out of the 2007 awards season empty-handed – the Oscar ended up going to Tilda Swinton for Michael Clayton – Ronan has done what few other young starlets have managed and remained in the spotlight.
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He used a computer to run an automatic search between the two stars, and again came up empty-handed, so he expanded his search zone slightly, to one star above and one star below the original pair.
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While the focus remained firmly on politics, shares in Vivendi were the biggest individual fallers, down 3.8 percent after its subsidiary Canal+ was left empty-handed in a crucial soccer broadcasting rights auction in France on Tuesday.
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Wim Wenders left the Croisette empty handed after showing "Palermo Shooting" in 2008, but Ade's film has become an immediate front-runner for this year's Palme d'Or after it drew a lengthy standing ovation at Friday's screening.
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The best drama and comedy series races for television's highest honors are too close to call ahead of Monday's Emmy awards, where the field is so packed with quality contenders that some shows may leave empty-handed.
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Of three women I know who became pregnant through I.V.F. since 2000, two had twins and one had triplets (although three other friends came away empty-handed, financially and emotionally drained, each after several attempts at I.V.F.).
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Bodegas near the intersection of Broadway and Myrtle Avenue allegedly sell the illicit drug under the table, but when police raided five stores in the area last Wednesday after the mass overdose, they came up empty handed.
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The singer was nominated for eight Grammys — six for her album ANTI, one for being a featured artist on Kanye West's "Famous," and one for doing the same on Drake's Views — and left the night empty-handed.
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When executives at Rudin Management Company started looking for an operating system in 2009 to help them manage their building portfolio, the market for property technology was still in its infancy, and they came up empty-handed.
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Kim Myong-gil, the North's chief negotiator, told reporters after meeting with his United States counterpart, Stephen E. Biegun, that the talks in Stockholm had collapsed because the American side came "empty-handed," with no new proposals.
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The big picture: These talks were a hopeful precursor to another summit with Trump and Kim Jong-un, after February's meeting in Hanoi left the leaders empty-handed and back to square one at the negotiating table.
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In January, police formed a fact-finding team to investigate the attack, but it came up empty-handed and Widodo has ordered a new national police chief appointed in November to resolve the case by this month.
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The two leaders agreed in June, at a third meeting, to reopen negotiations but working-level talks in October in Sweden ended with the North Korean envoy accusing the Americans of coming to the table empty-handed.
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We browsed every familiar corner of the shop, directly downstairs from its original home, but we found nothing new from our favorite indie creators, like Daniel Clowes, Julie Doucet and Ben Snakepit, and we left empty-handed.
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WASHINGTON – Nilson Canenguez is facing the prospect of being forced to return to his native El Salvador in the coming months after nearly 20 years in the U.S. But he&aposs not going home empty-handed — or bitter.
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Fans hoping for a photo finish had to leave empty-handed, as Mr Koepka responded with birdies of his own on the 15th and 16th holes to lock in his third major championship in the past 14 months.
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Top-ranked Gauthier Grumier lost to Imre in the semi-final, but beat Switzerland's Benjamin Steffen for bronze, securing a French medal after the country's fencers left the London Games empty-handed for the first time since 1960.
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"Being a politician should be an empty-handed job," Mr. Kim told the opposition leader Moon Jae-in in 2015 — his way of saying that South Korean politicians driven by personal greed always come to a bad end.
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Meanwhile, at the height of a 2015 boom in demand for milk formula from China, triggered by a food safety scandal, daigou attracted criticism in some Australian media for vacuuming up supply and leaving domestic shoppers empty-handed.
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If "The Journey" did its job, shoppers will leave empty-handed, but filled with the anticipation that a new coat or accessory will arrive at their home that night, or the next day, if purchased after 2 p.m.
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Credit...Chris Koehler Every year, hundreds of departing employees at Bloomberg L.P. are presented with a choice: Either leave the company empty-handed or accept a generous financial package and agree to never speak ill of the company.
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"I still think it's the best way forward to get something done and not end up empty-handed," Cornyn said after meeting with leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chairman Chuck Grassley and ranking Democratic member Dianne Feinstein.
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Rebecca Martin made a pilgrimage to Trader Joe's while on vacation in New York City from Australia — for the novelty of it and for the snacks — but the store was overcrowded with weekend shoppers and she left empty-handed.
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That means that, from silverware and bar stools, down to the entire contents of its wine cellar, co-owners Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder will walk away from the more than 50-year-old establishment virtually empty-handed.
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In a stunning upset, Mikaela Shiffrin couldn't capture the same magic of yesterday's gold medal run and left empty-handed in the highly anticipated women's alpine skiing slalom that was supposed to be a lock for the skiing superstar.
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BRUSSELS/BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Eastern European states have ended up empty-handed in the EU top jobs bonanza after they expended all their political capital in successfully blocking Dutch Socialist Frans Timmermans from becoming president of the executive European Commission.
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Notable Oscar hopefuls left empty-handed by the Board of Review included "Lion," the true story of a lost Indian boy, and "Fences," based on the award-winning play by August Wilson and starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
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If the economy continues to do well, a majority of voters get a bigger tax break than they anticipate, and the Russia investigation comes up empty-handed, then Democrats run the risk of being the party that cried wolf.
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President Trump came away empty-handed for now after the longest federal government shutdown in American history failed to pressure Congress into funding his long-promised border wall, purportedly to stop an inflow of drugs and crime from Mexico.
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Thankfully, the company was just compelled (hat tip, GDPR) to release a new feature which enables you to download a bunch of your data — making sure you don't have to leave empty handed when you walk out that social-media door.
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Greta Gerwig's independent mother-daughter tale "Lady Bird" came away empty-handed while Universal Pictures' racial satire "Get Out" got just one award - for original screenplay - despite speculation that its bold take on modern race relations might take the top prize.
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She grew agitated as she realized that all those things she had been so proud of—her job, her avoidance of drugs and alcohol, her clean record—were making it more, not less, likely that she would leave Gateway empty-handed.
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The bottom line: By adapting to these legal challenges now, in both supplier contracts and insurance needs, companies can better allocate risks across the supply chain and protect consumers from being left empty-handed if their AV causes an accident.
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If you subscribe to the notion that guests should never show up to a party empty-handed but you're also currently being inundated with countless invitations to holiday parties, you might be feeling like you're in a bit of a pickle.
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We have never been to his house and I don't want to show up empty-handed, so I send my husband to the store to get bourbon to bring, and he also gets a bottle for our house and Halloween candy.
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But his loss, like the primary defeats last week of populist Michigan gubernatorial hopeful Abdul El-Sayed and congressional candidate Fayrouz Saad , as well as Kansas House candidate and former Sanders staffer Brent Welder, left Ocasio-Cortez&aposs followers empty-handed.
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Germany's biggest bank advised Europe's biggest chip-maker in 503 on the sale of its wireless business to Intel, but has been left empty-handed on recent deals, including its $3 billion purchase of California-based International Rectifier in 2014.
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"This leaves the Trump economics team empty handed when it comes to its mission to improve the unfair terms of trade which sent factories offshore starting a couple of decades ago," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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In college, my Google search history was littered with searches for "best lesbian clothes" or "best butch styles" and "unisex clothing brands," but there were so few options out there that I ended up empty-handed most of the time.
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Having suffered a nightmare Olympics in London, where she started as a hot medal prospect but came away empty-handed, she led from start to finish and stormed down the final length with the crowd roaring her on to the record.
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Ahmed, who has run his kebab shop for 15 years, continued to bag up an order and handed it to a customer before walking away to call the police, the video shows, leaving the attempted robber to exit empty handed.
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Though the letter was powerful in its specificity, it wasn't that surprising — tech leaders have been coming out against Trump for months now, and reporters who have gone looking for tech supporters of Trump have come up mostly empty-handed.
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I am left with one thing: my ordinary, present self who is as empty-handed as he was the day before diagnosis — no better equipped for the ensuing battles of life, no better shielded from pain he will yet face.
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"If, say, Liu He comes back to Beijing empty-handed, and there's more tirades from Trump on his Twitter account, I think things could get really wild," Zhang Jian, an associate professor of government at Peking University, said in an interview.
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Although the donation is nice, a grand doesn't make things easier for the shoppers who went to that Save On that day to buy a package or two of ground beef for their families and had to walk out empty-handed.
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Regrets or no regrets, when he finally gets his hands on the piano and notices a drop of blood on one of the keys, you know it's time he got out of there quickly, even if it is empty-handed.
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I couldn't help but note that directly after Williams' speech, "Chernobyl" beat out the female-produced Netflix series "Unbelievable," a show hailed as a truly revolutionary sexual assault procedural that went home empty-handed, despite three tour-de-force female performances.
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Both candidates have declined to go after each other, but they may need to find subtle ways to differentiate themselves or risk splitting the progressive vote during the primaries and end up empty-handed in the fight for the nomination.
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There was a point in the night when it looked like Ava DuVernay's critical docudrama about the Central Park Five would leave the awards empty-handed, a timeline mercifully course-corrected by an acting win for 21-year-old Jharrel Jerome.
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Their victories came at the expense of Jay-Z, now a reigning elder of hip-hop and the music business in general, who had arrived as the most-nominated artist of the night, with eight nods, but went home empty-handed.
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"The 'deadline of deadlines' is this week," one senior EU diplomat said, a day after the prime minister had to leave Brussels empty-handed when her Northern Irish allies denounced an offer on the border with Ireland as she was presenting it.
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Delegates said Airbus may be willing to meet Dubai's conditions to steady A2787 output, but hopes of an announcement during the rest of the Nov 250-270 air show all but evaporated on Monday as Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders left empty-handed.
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It was also challenging to watch Martin McDonagh's watery "compassion for racists, jokes about dwarves" fable Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri scoop up award after award, while paradigm-shaking films like Get Out and Call Me By Your Name went home empty-handed.
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While Trump's team considers trying to leverage negotiations over renewing the New START Treaty for a grand bargain with Russia and China, they should remind the President that bigger is not necessarily better -- especially if going big means going home empty-handed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Among some U.S. officials, congressional aides, analysts and others who track North Korea, there was a sigh of relief on Thursday as President Donald Trump headed home empty handed from his talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam.
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Carol, a beautiful, aching period romance starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, may have gone home empty-handed at Saturday's 2016 Independent Spirit Awards – but it did earn a different high honor: An awards show parody video starring Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon.
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Nineteen years after "Titanic" made him a global star, Leonardo DiCaprio finally won an Oscar Sunday night for his uncompromising role as a vengeful frontiersman in "The Revenant," his first win after coming away empty-handed at four previous Academy Awards shows.
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People who show up empty-handed on election day may still vote, but their ballot will be destroyed unless they pay a visit to the registrar's office within six days to prove their identity with one of the acceptable forms of identification.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Gymnast Ellie Black, who was the most decorated Canadian athlete at the 2015 Pan Am Games with five medals including the coveted all-around title, said on Saturday she would be just as happy this year to return home empty handed.
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"Bhar do Jholi" was his most famous song, "Fill my Bag", or "Fulfil my Wish": Fill my bag, O Lord, Fill all our bags,O Lord, Fill the bag,O Guide, Fill my bag,O Lord of Medina,I won't return empty-handed!
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It's all over a cold pint, of course—not just because it's the hottest day of the year, but because the open-armed generosity for which the restaurant is known goes in tandem with making sure that no one is ever empty-handed.
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"Nowhere but in the United States is it possible that an immigrant who came to the country empty-handed only a few years ago gets to stand in front of patriots and in front of a major political party," Khizr Khan said.
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Lastly, one collateral benefit of switching to HSAs is that over time, HSA owners become better savers, achieve better health outcomes and come to the gates of Medicare with cash in their account, instead of empty handed like subscribers to traditional health plans.
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Read more: I tried to buy a gun at Walmart twice, and roadblocks left me empty-handed both timesWalmart also announced that it was ending the sale of some forms of ammunition, though it would continue to sell its rifles and shotguns.
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Industry sources said Macron returned home empty handed after a diplomatic gaffe and some of his own separate comments upset Chinese officials Macron sent his prime minister, Edouard Philippe, to Beijing this weekend partly in a bid to move the negotiations forward.
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Let's all hope for some sort of improvement for next year, whether it's trying out new dates for the event or providing more accommodations for those who traveled all the way to New York and are left empty-handed and without music.
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But despite two standing ovations for Ms. DeVos's impassioned calls to abandon systems that she said kept students trapped in unfit or misfit schools, it was not lost on audience members that their highest-profile surrogate had returned to her constituency empty-handed.
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This could make it easier for the North to reject demands to discard its weapons quickly, forcing Mr. Trump to choose between accepting a more gradual process or going home empty-handed despite the expectations he has built ahead of the meeting.
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On the other side, Jevic and its private equity owner said the settlement was the fairest result because if the company were liquidated, all of the small creditors would have been left empty-handed because of secured creditor liens on the company's assets.
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For voters who enjoyed "Marriage Story," a vote for Dern ensures the movie won't go home empty-handed, and the 52-year-old actress is an enormously well-liked figure enjoying the sort of career resurgence that Oscar is always eager to reward.
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Lovest expected the works would be sold and her family would receive the proceeds, but instead, she was appalled to discover a judge had released all the works to a group of lawyers to fulfill pending debts, leaving her family empty-handed.
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Security footage that went viral showed Summer Tapasa-Sataraka, 24, battling a man trying to leave the store in Aiea with a speaker, using her forearms to block the exit and wrestling the man to the ground before he left empty handed.
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To make it even worse, "Revolver" was only nominated in that singular category, so despite creating an album full of classics — from "Eleanor Rigby" and "Yellow Submarine" to "Got to Get You into My Life" — the band came up completely empty-handed.
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With less than six months of negotiations left — the U.K. is set to leave the bloc on March 29, 2019 — investors are worried that Britain will depart the EU empty-handed, with businesses unsure about their future and some postponing real investments.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of slavery survivors in India who were confined, abused and exploited at work are denied compensation because officials are often ignorant of the law - with police sending 60 workers they rescued home empty-handed this week.
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As a historian, she is reconciled to this likelihood, but part of her clings to the hope that she is wrong, she said; the citizens of Lower Silesia have an affection for the treasure hunters, even if they come up empty-handed.
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"I think the problem is once we start getting into the legal immigration debate, and what the appropriate fixes are, then we are in danger of getting back into the comprehensive immigration reform debate, which leaves us basically empty handed," he said.
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But then Rick Owens, the American designer in Paris who won the Lifetime Achievement Award back in 2017, got the prize — beating out Virgil Abloh, the most nominated designer, who went home empty-handed (kind of like Jay-Z at the 2018 Grammys).
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"While the news conference covered topics about the Russian hacking reports, Trump's separation of his business empire and repeated criticism of the media, the lack of details of the President-Elects administration's plans for economic stimulus simply left Dollar bullish investors empty handed," he said.
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Like us, she can't leave Tictail's site, app, or Orchard Street brick-and-mortar location empty-handed — she loves everything from shoes by Swedish designer Jennie-Ellen to prints by artist Timothy Goodman; plus, she's got a whole lot of style secrets to spill.
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours.
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Despite winning three Academy Awards earlier this year, Amazon Studios went home empty handed at the Emmys last month, and the defeat stung more since it had passed on making two of the night's biggest winners: "The Handmaid's Tale" (Hulu) and "Big Little Lies" (HBO).
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While 2017 breakout star SZA entered the awards as the most nominated woman of the night with five separate nods—Best New Artist, Best Urban Contemporary Album, Best R&B Performance, Best R&B Song, and Best Rap/Sung Performance—she ultimately left empty handed.
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This year's main slate included strong entries from heavy-hitting, world-renowned auteurs, kicking off last week with Todd Haynes feature directorial follow-up to Carol, Wonderstruck, and continuing with Bong Joon-ho's creature feature Okja, both of which departed the Croisette empty-handed.
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The couple, who have three children and live in Colorado, came up empty-handed in their search for donor candidates, and as Melinda's strength weakened, she turned to Facebook in September that detailed her emotional ordeal and offered a last-ditch call for help.
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Far more migrants in Germany and Sweden went home voluntarily last year, often with money in their pockets, than were shipped home empty handed, evidence that Italy missed an opportunity to reduce the number of irregular migrants - estimated at a half million - living here.
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After 20-month search period, a key dark matter detection experiment has officially come up empty-handed, casting doubt on the existence of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPS), which have been far and away the leading explanation for one of the biggest mysteries in astrophysics.
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They are wary that Mr. Trump will decide at the last minute that the deal isn't good enough and send President Xi Jinping away empty-handed, as Mr. Trump did when he met the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Hanoi, Vietnam, in February.
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The two leaders agreed in June, at a third meeting, to reopen negotiations, but working-level talks in October in Sweden, led by Biegun on the U.S. side, ended with the North Korean envoy accusing the Americans of coming to the table empty-handed.
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She is well aware that if she is going to keep her majority, and her job as speaker, she cannot send her members — especially nervous moderates in Trump-friendly districts — home for the holidays empty-handed after they had voted to impeach the president.
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With Serena Williams on maternity leave for most of 2017, the 26-year-old Halep had her best chance for a breakthrough at the majors but ended the year empty-handed again, with a second French Open final defeat after another near miss in 2014.
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But with UFC president Dana White telling Fox Sports that the event had broken the previous gate record of $13.5 million at the venue - set by the Lennox Lewis v Evander Holyfield heavyweight boxing bout in 1999 - many fans have been left empty-handed.
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There's great record stores in Washington, D.C., where I come from — Crooked Beat, which me and Ian MacKaye [Minor Threat and Fugazi] go to every time we're in D.C. We go there and Red Onion, because we know the guys there, and I never leave empty-handed.
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The scenario is always the same: I wander into a consignment boutique with my size-16 body, see that I'm the only one of my size shopping, and flip through all the racks before leaving empty-handed (or, on a rare occasion, with a handbag or accessory).
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Houston were punched in the gut during the first two games at home and walked away empty-handed despite having their two aces on the mound but responded with a win over the Washington Nationals on Friday to cut the best-of-seven deficit to 2-1.
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The Big Sick, distributed by Amazon Studios, was nominated for best original screenplay, while Netflix's Mudbound was nominated for best adapted screenplay, cinematography (amazingly, Rachel Morrison is the first woman nominated in this category), original song and supporting actress — but both films are going home empty-handed.
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It suggested a spectacle similar to an event at the end of last February, when the presidents of more than 70 historically black colleges and universities came to the White House expecting increased funding and federal support for their schools, only to leave relatively empty-handed.
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One of those in attendance, Anthony Anderson, admitted it was "disappointing" to see his show "black-ish" come away empty handed, but he was happy to bring his mother -- once a budding actress who put her dreams "on hold to raise an actor" -- to TV's biggest night.
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Even if you're not the type to buy into the Valentine's Day hoopla, it's always nice to scoop up a little something for your S.O. And since time's kind of ticking away here, we figured we'd help you out before February 14 hits you empty-handed.
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"I should say to all the nominees that who are not going home with a Grammy — I don't want anyone to be upset tonight so the good news is nobody goes home empty handed because all night we will be handing out consolation puppies," Corden said.
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Americans who turn up in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam with millions of dollars hoping to buy startups that have risen as part of the so-called "Silicon Savannah", an east African cluster, for example, frequently leave empty-handed because there isn't all that much to buy.
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Apparently having miscalculated the Trump administration's seriousness on denuclearization, and encouraged by Beijing to test the U.S. president's resolve, possibly because of all his flattering words about both communist dictators, Kim went for a full American back-down on sanctions and came away from Hanoi empty-handed.
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"You also have to see that this is an important crisis for Germany and if Merkel goes home empty handed from this summit… There might be a big crisis looming for the German government (and) another crisis for the European Union as a whole," he added.
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While PP&P had told me beforehand that it couldn't guarantee pot would be available to all attendees and encouraged students to bring their own stuff, I showed up empty handed and was still offered bowls, joints, and blunts from both the hosts and my classmates.
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My partner read with equal parts delight ("men are walking around empty-handed, uncompelled to be useful"), disappointment ("as humans who menstruate, we simply learn early to be ever vigilant against accidents"), and disdain ("A woman's responsibility for everyone else's spills extends to the most primal level").
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Sanofi, based in Paris, had been at the table of two of the largest biotech deals in recent years, but had come up empty-handed: Johnson & Johnson's purchase of Actelion for $30 billion in January 2017, and Pfizer's acquisition of Medivation for $14 billion in August 2016.
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Gutiérrez, an outspoken immigration activist from Chicago who recently announced that he is retiring from Congress at the end of 2018, acknowledged that Democrats are under pressure from the left to explain who is at fault should they turn up empty-handed on DACA this year.
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At the end of the night, whether or not a star walks away with an award, they won't be empty handed: everyone gets to snag one of the coveted gift bags that's filled with some of the hottest, most in-demand beauty and fashion products of the moment.
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Crushed and having run out of money, Colmenares decided in February he had no choice but return to Venezuela empty-handed and by bus - one of an apparently growing number of Venezuelan emigrants forced to go home after failing to start a new life elsewhere in Latin America.
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And to prevent anyone from walking away empty handed just because they weren't first to click the "buy" button on Dan Aykroyd's Cone Head from the movie "Coneheads" (another actual item they sold this morning), they've also got a (gasp) actual product of their own for sale starting today.
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Read more:I tried to buy a gun at Walmart twice, and roadblocks left me empty-handed both timesWalmart asked shoppers to stop openly carrying guns in its stores, but won't necessarily punish those who doNRA calls Walmart open-carry ban a 'shameful' move to appeal to 'anti-gun elites'
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The minister, Luis Videgaray, has not gone empty-handed, according to the official and a document seen by Reuters, and has agreed with Havana's request to expand a credit line with Mexico's state-owned Bancomext bank from 30 million to 56 million euros as a gesture of goodwill.
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And company officials did themselves no favors by arriving nearly empty-handed when it came to benefits the tech behemoth would offer the local community, segments of which had legitimate fears about what kind of impact Amazon's invasion would have on real-estate prices and an already faltering subway system.
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Every Puerto Rican schoolchild of my generation, growing up in the 1950s and '60s, learned Rafael Hernandez's 1929 song "Lamento Borincano" ("Puerto Rican Mourning") about a rural farmer heading hopefully to market and returning empty-handed because no one, in that time of economic collapse, could afford to buy his produce.
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," fan Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours for tickets to Friday's service.
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The beloved songstress was nominated for five Grammy awards —making her the year's most Grammy-nominated woman — but after taking the stage to perform, backed by Vy Higginssen's Sing Harlem Choir, she walked away at end of the night empty-handed, much to the dismay of social media users everywhere.
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Pompeo returned empty-handed The news of Pompeo's meeting with Kim, which occurred over Easter weekend (sometime over the end of March and the beginning of April) also raised eyebrows that unlike Clapper, Pompeo went to North Korea and didn't come back with Americans being held captive by the isolated regime.
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If it was a tough week for our mother, like if too many of her customers thumbed through her merchandise but left empty-handed, or if the deadline for paying the lease on her lot-space was near, we might have to wait the interminable stretch of a week, perhaps longer.
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"Albany lawmakers have to decide whether they're willing to face their voters this fall after returning home empty-handed when they had the chance to squarely address a transit and traffic crisis that imperils the economic lives of millions of New Yorkers across the city, region and state," he said.
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The Raptors, with an entire nation hanging on their every shot, had gone into Game Five with a 3-1 advantage and had led the defending champion Golden State Warriors by six points with under three minutes to play on Monday but came away empty-handed as their shooters went cold.
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Cooper, who eschewed plenty of all-important acting round tables this season to better focus on his debut as a director, may now go empty-handed on Oscar night: His best-actor competitor Rami Malek, the lead of "Bohemian Rhapsody," has all the momentum after winning at the Golden Globes.
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There are two kinds of people when it comes to wine shopping: Those who find themselves empty-handed and wandering through their neighborhood trying to flag down a decent bottle with variant success, and those who methodically stock up on wine in advance turned a corner of their kitchen into a little cellar.
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The creator of Dogecoin, Jackson Palmer, cautioned of such after his shiba inu-themed joke currency shot to a potential $400 million value, becoming a "magnet for greed and [attracting] a group of scammers and hackers who defrauded investors, hyped fake products and left many of the currency's original backers empty-handed."[TechCrunch]
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He is the CEO who is averse to managing, the deal-maker extraordinaire who comes away from the negotiating table empty-handed, having offended lifelong allies to the delight of our adversaries; he is the wizard investor who is said to have lost more money over a decade than practically any other American.
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Amazon turned Best Buy into a warehouse where people go to try out cameras before they walk out empty handed and buy them online; iTunes murdered Tower Records; Craigslist kidnapped the classifieds section of every newspaper in the country; YouTube staged a heist of every VHS in the America's Funniest Home Videos vault.
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Two Door Cinema Club announced a discounted show in Williamsburg, and fans stood in a line of nearly one thousand people to score a wristband ($10 for those who were forced to miss Gov Ball, $20 for everyone else) for nearly two hours, many of them walking away empty handed yet again.
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None of the Grammy nominees will be going home empty-handed, because the Grammys gift bag is filled with thousands of dollars worth of swag that's perfect for the traveling musician or pop star, especially if they're an animal lover or just lonely and want to talk to someone dead on the phone.
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The guild's choices come as Hollywood is still dusting itself off from the shock of Sunday night's Golden Globe awards, which saw long shots Kate Winslet and Aaron Sorkin walking away with awards for "Steve Jobs," along with medium shots "The Revenant" and Alejandro G. Iñárritu, while perceived favorites like "Spotlight" left empty-handed.
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The Red Sox, who came away empty-handed after loading the bases with one out in the first, took a 2-0 lead in the second on Martinez's two-out, bases-loaded double to left to drive in Brock Holt, who was hit by a pitch, and Mookie Betts, who reached on a forceout.
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Polish studio CD Projekt RED swept the awards boards last year with its role-playing game—although it left the Gaming BAFTAs of the spring empty handed, oddly, despite eight nominations—and with B&W is now calling time on the adventures of its titular monster slayer for hire, player-protagonist Geralt of Rivia.
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Only, Philosophy Bro's version is way better: Like, let's say I'm on my way to a bitchin' party and I'm looking fly as shit and I smell good because you already know, and I've got a 30-rack of Natty because I'll be goddamned if I show up empty-handed to the house I'm about to burn down.
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So they had sent my father away empty-handed, and their lights shone out on the snow and the smell of roasting meat slipped out of the cracks while I walked slowly back to the baker, to give him a worn penny in return for a coarse half-burned loaf that hadn't been the loaf I'd made at all.
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The president didn't arrive empty-handed, presenting Queen Elizabeth with a small token of his gratitude: a signed portrait in a silver frame from Tiffany & Co. The portrait, which JFK signed, "To Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, with appreciation and highest esteem, John F. Kennedy," is currently on display for the first time at the annual Buckingham Palace summer exhibition.
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But Herbert, who worked with Dudley in Russia in the 272s, had also seen his annual budget shrink from $3.5 billion in 2013 to $1 billion this year - not enough to drill even a dozen complex deep-water wells, and certainly not enough to throw at a frontier exploration with potential high gain, but also a high risk of coming out empty-handed.
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Iranian director Asghar Fahadi declined to attend the ceremony due to President Donald Trump's travel ban — the award was accepted instead by astronaut Anousheh Ansari, who read a statement from Fahadi denouncing "the inhumane law that bans entry of immigrants to the U.S." Netflix didn't go home empty-handed, either: Its film The White Helmets won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Saturday accused his political opponents of coming up empty-handed in their Russia probes and now resorting to peddling "bullshit" amid increasing scrutiny of his personal finances.
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The vast majority of people who waited in line received absolutely nothing, many of those who managed to infiltrate the space also left empty-handed, and even someone like myself who was able to get his fair share of clothing from the event, was dismayed at the lack of valuable or even wearable clothes I picked up in the chaos.
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A TeacherLists marketing video shows the labor and woe bedeviling the days of yore: A school administrator collects a stack of classroom lists, posts each individual list within the stack online, a mom waits for the list, prints the list, forgets the list, drops her head in sorrow over the list, and leaves the store empty-handed, defeated, and, y'know ... listless.
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