It does not end in ruin, but it does end in debt.
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There's a creative end in sight each day, because as an actor, there's sometimes no end in sight.
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There are two types of heavyweight fights: those that end in spectacular knockouts, and those that end in disappointing knockouts.
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One survey found that a third of romantic relationships at work end in termination, and only 5% end in a lawsuit.
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Cases rarely end in convictions Starling's situation also reflects how rare it is for such cases to end in a criminal conviction.
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These loans are set to end in the next few years and the ECB's massive bond-buying program is due to end in December.
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With some exceptions, common nouns used as subjects end in "-o" (singular) or "-oj" (plural), and adjectives modifying them end in "-a" (singular) or "-aj" (plural).
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After losing the first three games to end in the five-minute overtime period this season, the Hurricanes have won the last three games to end in that situation.
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The free one-way flight must also start and end in the same MileagePlus region, but it can't start or end in the region where your overall trip originates or terminates.
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The Dashboard app will officially end in early February.
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A quick short hand is to look at the last number before the U. Older Kaby Lake R CPUs end in a zero, while newer Whiskey Lake CPUs end in a five.
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The 3.67% uranium purity limit is to end in 2030.
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And there's still no end in sight to the bloodbath.
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The era of fake news has no end in sight.
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Often, the cycle would tragically end in an early death.
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Whichever is least likely to end in termination, I think.
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There remains no end in sight to the trade dispute.
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This dialogue of the deaf will not end in November.
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Bond yields are falling, with no end in sight — yet.
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We did have some success to that end in 2016.
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But we do want to have an end in sight.
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It's now a military mission with no end in sight.
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His current mandate is due to end in mid 2021.
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His routine checkup will end in castration, according to Moskovitz.
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But the end in the fight game doesn't come suddenly.
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Well, the thing is- The world will end in fire.
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I let him know it will end in four days.
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Uber is reversing out of a dead end in China.
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Game of Thrones is coming to an end in 2019.
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So public, so raw, with apparently no end in sight.
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She remained on the show until its end in 2003.
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Their love story didn't end in "happily ever after," though.
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"Otherwise, Icelandic will end in the Latin bin," she says.
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A lot of points end in errors, if you like.
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Most of those efforts will end in your horrible death.
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Gadsby criticizes standup because it doesn't end in a moral.
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Lopez Obrador's term is due to end in November 2024.
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It seemed uncontrolled, and uncontrollable, with no end in sight.
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Such incidents are incredibly rare, but can end in disaster.
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Few people thought it could end in such a catastrophe.
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If Saint Valentine's efforts end in a fail, fear not.
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The company has indicated that production will end in 2017.
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So it's a standoff with no obvious end in sight.
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Iger's previous contract was due to end in June 2018.
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With a few exceptions, Oliver's poems don't end in thunderbolts.
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There is no end in sight to the Syria conflict.
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And gangster, they end in jail or get beat up.
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The bond reduction is currently set to end in September.
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Inside, cars were parked end to end in three rows.
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Also, any official military or government emails will end in .
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There's still no end in sight for the embattled jet.
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The Cassini mission is scheduled to end in early September.
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And, most important: Did it end in a sword fight?
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In other words, there is still no end in sight.
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And these conflicts continue with virtually no end in sight.
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"The summit is not an end in itself," Guterres said.
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Alas, like Camelot, it's all going to end in fire.
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Does every number need to end in a giant roar?
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"Many love stories end in tragedy," she said, to laughter.
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It is a marriage that should end in divorce court.
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To some extent, the plan was an end in itself.
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It exists, clear as night, with no end in sight.
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As Ms. Baer said, there is no end in sight.
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Even successful revolutions start in poetry but end in prose.
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The coronavirus crisis is coming to an end in China.
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In other words, it could end in all but name.
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"Otherwise, Icelandic will end in the Latin bin," she said.
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This time, though, the move would end in his removal.
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"I don't see any end in sight to be honest."
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DACA will officially end in early March of next year.
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No more putzing around ineffectually with no end in sight.
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James has played to the end in seven straight seasons.
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And there is no end in sight to these problems.
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Hours later, his final helicopter flight would end in flames.
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But why shouldn't such equality be an end in itself?
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But there is no end in sight for the strikes.
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He lost himself for hours on end in the game.
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Now, officials say that protection will end in September 2019.
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"Transportation is not an end in itself," Sowers told me.
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Or they could keep negotiating, with no end in sight.
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Park's term was originally set to end in February 2018.
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Field trials are expected to end in about 18 months.
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An estimated 10% to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Trump announced in September that DACA would end in March.
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After 12 seasons, this clever crime series comes to an end with the transparent finale title "The Final Chapter: The End in the End," in which Brennan's teammates have to find Kovac without her.
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Cassini mission to end in fiery death As one mission begins, another is coming to an end in 22017 as the Saturn probe Cassini is prepared for the final phase of its 22021-year odyssey.
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The process could end in the country's suspension from the body.
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That agreement will end in 2021 if it is not extended.
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Calgary saw its three-game winning streak end in inglorious fashion.
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But the crimes didn't end in the cyber world, prosecutors say.
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Tsipras' four-year term had been due to end in September.
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I dont know whether it will end in 2020 or 2021.
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If downloading TV show episodes, the file must not end in .
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And all those stories end in different ways, for each person.
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END In other words, the Trump administration isn't just eliminating SALT.
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For those left behind, the war did not end in 1990.
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We are still protesting this shit, with no end in sight.
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But what of these chronic conditions with no end in sight?
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Let's start with the end in mind: How you will die.
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The fact that there's no end in sight compounds her anxiety.
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"Those shows start with laughing and end in tears," he said.
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Instead, emissions are still climbing, and there's no end in sight.
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Billions of euros have been spent with no end in sight.
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He played mostly defensive end and tight end in high school.
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I unfortunately don't see an end in sight any time soon.
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His prison term is now set to end in four months.
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With no end in sight, what does it mean to them?
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Remember, most Bachelor and Bachelorette pairings end in a public breakup.
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This is not a fight that will end in a compromise.
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This looks like irrationality in action, bound to end in tears.
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Is the end in sight for Samsung and Apple's legendary feud?
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Throsby has indicated his globetrotting is likely to end in Australia.
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And ultimately, the process of working becomes an end in itself.
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Identifying the oldest image of Mary isn't an end in itself.
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His third consecutive presidential term is scheduled to end in 2021.
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One source cautioned that the talks could still end in failure.
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Her five-year term is set to end in February 2018.
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There is no end in sight to the conflict this year.
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In America, between 40-50 percent of marriages end in divorce.
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The Juno orbiter around Jupiter is expected to end in 2018.
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Many have tweeted stories of resuscitation attempts that end in death.
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Worse still, he said there is still no end in sight.
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Now there's a different kind of low-end in Los Angeles.
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In short, there is no end in sight to the frustration.
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Only 5-6% of its loans by value end in repossession.
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Maduro's six-year term is due to end in early 2019.
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If AM does pull out, the case will end in court.
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Debates end in class and begin again in the boarding houses.
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But the Bank of Japan's binge has no end in sight.
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Trump has ordered that Obama-era program to end in March.
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Viewers have called "No End In Sight" (2007) compelling and expansive.
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They say this is a war with no end in sight.
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This came to an end in 22019 with a "soft" nationalization.
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Her five-year term is scheduled to end in February 2018.
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If history is any guide, it could all end in tears.
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And now, there again appears to be no end in sight.
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The flats have a slim body that end in a point.
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You have to use the benzodiazepines with an end in sight.
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But, most of us know that it'd probably end in tears.
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Two said it would end in the first half of 2019.
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The tour is supposed to end in Detroit in the fall.
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In March, Lindsay's life term suddenly had an end in sight.
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Be smart: Her victory didn't start and end in New York.
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So why did the game have to end in a shootout?
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The protests regularly end in stone throwing against Israeli security forces.
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Yet the targeted killings drone on with no end in sight.
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A direct Kim-Trump meeting is not an end in itself.
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Judgment serves a crucial end, in both private and public life.
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Several of these "games" end in a lot of gratuitous death.
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But that doesn't mean this episode has to end in tears.
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Typically, about three in five murder cases end in an arrest.
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And there is no end in sight to such crushing success.
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And so Salah's World Cup will almost certainly end in disappointment.
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Do you see an end in sight for Broadway ticket prices?
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It would end in a violent crush of metal and flames.
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Many tunnels end in these warehouses, making them difficult to detect.
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McConnell is confident this will end in a not guilty verdict.
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An estimated 10 to 15 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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But that of course originated in the West End in London.
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Romo's contract with the network was set to end in March.
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"It's one enormous jam with no end in sight," he said.
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"A very small fraction of those end in success," he added.
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As often as not, the show would end in a riot.
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The teen drama "Trinkets" will also reach its end in 2020.
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It's not unheard-of for snowball episodes to end in violence.
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Two of them end in cardboard grips, one for each hand.
|
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Many major television shows are coming to an end in 2020.
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For now, the crisis appears to have no end in sight.
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Torra's term as regional leader is set to end in 2021.
|
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And these trends don't have to end in a bird apocalypse.
|
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He expected the battle for the city to end in days.
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There is not end in sight for these declines, it added.
|
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And now SpaceIL is approaching its end in a few months.
|
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So is Bitcoin a giant bubble that will end in grief?
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To that end, in many ways he's aiming to defy classification.
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They are set to end in September but policymakers have said that buys will likely not end in a single step and were likely to be gradually wound down, or tapered, over a period of several months.
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The eclipse will end in Columbia, South Carolina at 4:06 p.m.
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Their jobs end in March and soon after their visas will expire.
|
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He said the deadline to release them would end in a week.
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The shutdown enters its 27th day with no clear end in sight.
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Maybe since this is a pretend date it won't end in tears.
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Cutting corners and releasing poorly thought out systems could end in disaster.
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Test matches still end in draws, to the mystification of non-aficionados.
|
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Uber's driverless tech pilot program has come to an end in Arizona.
|
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Altered Carbon Death is not the end in Netflix's science fiction flagship.
|
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But his trek came to a tragic end in the Florida panhandle.
|
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Electoral victory is important, but it is not an end in itself.
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I'm at the top of my game, with no end in sight.
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With No End In Sight FINAL 3mins from SUPERCHIEF TV on Vimeo.
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The space observatory's mission will come to an end in January 2020.
|
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Morales succeeded in terminating the CICIG's mandate, which will end in September.
|
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But she remained optimistic that this year's elections would end in peace.
|
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Take Syria's civil war, six years old with no end in sight.
|
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Sometimes conversations — a lot of bargaining and no buying — end in frustration.
|
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These conversations rarely end in harmony and can even lead to divorce.
|
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Unfortunately for him, the next six games would also end in draws.
|
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As many as 10% to 20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage.
|
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Just two said it would end in the first half of 2019.
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That came to an end in the 1980s after a government clampdown.
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Rarely does an internet meet-cute like this actually end in love.
|
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The season will end in November with a "world championship" in Dallas.
|
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Spam with no end in sight would worry the will of anyone.
|
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Photo shoots and recording sessions would usually end in the local boozer.
|
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Despite recent volatility, the country's political crisis has an end in sight.
|
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The 56-city run will end in Atlanta, Georgia on Dec. 17.
|
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There's no end in sight for Kesha and Dr. Luke's bitter lawsuit.
|
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The move to protect its dry-eye drug may end in tears.
|
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There doesn't seem to be an end in sight for male privilege.
|
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But we knew that this was going to end in someone dying.
|
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So I was hoping that wasn't going to end in a death.
|
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The Pistons were awful on the offensive end in the second half.
|
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The downside is, the Play will be lower-end in other ways.
|
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Go deeper: No end in sight for nationwide wave of teacher strikes
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Today, statistics say 40% to 50% of marriages will end in divorce.
|
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In the end, in local currency, the valuation has remained the same.
|
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Globally, more than one in 1203 pregnancies will end in preterm birth.
|
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The great food wars of 23 continues with no end in sight.
|
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There may be an end in sight, a temporary one at least.
|
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About 15-25% of recorded pregnancies end in miscarriages, according to WebMD.
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Like Serial, Missing Richard Simmons is recorded without any end in sight.
|
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It also signaled that the balance sheet reduction would end in September.
|
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Read More7-year bull market may end in a 'blaze of glory'
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The truth is, more often than not, dog stories end in tragedy.
|
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Or Tuscany, where rolling fields end in quaint villages and stony cottages.
|
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And of those unplanned pregnancies, four out of 22 end in abortion.
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Construction began in 2010 and is scheduled to end in March 2018.
|
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What's worse is there's not any clear end in sight for many.
|
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There's no end in sight for the legal drama surrounding Tomi Lahren.
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And in the end, in classic chef fashion, we get it done.
|
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And funds for ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid will still end in 22019.
|
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We are still at war in Afghanistan, with no end in sight.
|
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Yet on the other end, in retirement, the withdrawals are tax-free.
|
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By season's end in October, he will have worked seven consecutive weeks.
|
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This epic road trip would start in Texas and end in Colorado.
|
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"Vice News Tonight" will end in September when the contract is up.
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Making tofu at home can often end in a mushy, unappetizing mess.
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Rains were expected to end in Khuzestan by Monday, state TV said.
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Just enjoy the bloody ride and hope it doesn't end in carnage.
|
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The next longest drive to end in a punt was 16 plays.
|
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Is it true that about half of American marriages end in splitsville?
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And what a way to end in this joyful event in Dallas.
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That's why you see so many mass litigation scenarios end in bankruptcy.
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Often she simply puts off votes that could end in embarrassing defeats.
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Paperboy (Arcade, 1980) Not every game needs to end in nuclear annihilation.
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With the end in sight, Luz and her friends pick up speed.
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Mr. Cordray's five-year term was scheduled to end in July 2018.
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Her current, fourth term as chancellor is due to end in 2021.
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SCHLOSSBERG We have an end in mind for the story we're telling.
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It could take forever, or end tomorrow, or end in two months.
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The season is scheduled officially to end in Valencia on Nov. 15.
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The good news here is there will be an end in sight.
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"There is no end in sight for this fire activity," he said.
|
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Drama is baked into the job, and tenures often end in intrigue.
|
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Go deeper: No end in sight for nationwide wave of teacher strikes
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In the United States, roughly 38% of marriages will end in divorce.
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The security checks don't end in the camp, home to 30,000 displaced.
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He left 270 months later when he saw no end in sight.
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Now they are living in miserable conditions, with no end in sight.
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Does it end — does it end in taking down the Washington Monument?
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The pregnancy may end in miscarriage, and parents may not know why.
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Their days begin and end in darkness, starting about 4:30 a.m.
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An extended break would mean the show could still end in May.
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The war in Iraq did not end in 2011: it is ongoing.
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Industrial activity returns next week as school holidays end in several states.
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Those at the higher end in particular have been upping the ante.
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We drove end to end in 2 hours 48 minutes 7 seconds.
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It used to be said that all political careers end in failure.
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Until then, the game appeared destined to end in a scoreless draw.
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The 16-year U.S.-led war has no obvious end in sight.
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Disorder could damage economic growth, undermine the government and end in disaster.
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It would end in Fort Laramie, Wyoming, where the treaty was signed.
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There is no quick end in sight to Assange's long legal saga.
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Feeling confident on the drums is an end in and of itself.
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And it's sort of the beginning of the end in many cases.
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The world didn't end in 1987, and it hasn't ended today either.
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Today marks Week 19803 of a movement with no end in sight.
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Unfortunately, President Trump's tariff war with China has no end in sight.
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Welcome to day 24 of Trump's government shutdown with no end in sight.
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According to the American Pregnancy Organization, a quarter of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Many times, immigrants are detained for months on end in these family facilities.
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"This did not start in 2019, but will end in 2019," he said.
|
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But what happens after the school year comes to an end in 2019?
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That conflict end in 2005, and Nkurunziza has led the country ever since.
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Her sentence will now end in May, after almost seven years behind bars.
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It's a never-ending cycle in what seems like no end in sight.
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Data indicates that the vast majority of cases never end in a conviction.
|
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But there's nowhere to go and no end in sight for this screed.
|
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But expand the lens and it's a story with no end in sight.
|
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The current contract will end in 2019, and Google will not pursue another.
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Bring the rear-end in line with the rest of the Ferrari family.
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Like most days that end in tragedy, I woke up filled with anticipation.
|
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Four decades later, the hulking slabs of concrete still end in precipitous drops.
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Most of the protests end in violent confrontations between the police and protesters.
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The '60s did not really get going in 1960, nor end in 1969.
|
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Technology is always a means to an end, never an end in itself.
|
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So is there an end in sight for all this late-stage largesse?
|
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"Heading home at days end in the lagoon of Bora Bora," he wrote.
|
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They're in a league of their own, and it would end in tears.
|
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They all may end in death — but you won't always see it coming.
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All of their email addresses, per the bureau's website, still end in cfpb.gov.
|
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Ally gloats that his bloodline will end in prison and Kai is furious.
|
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As many as two in five diphtheria cases end in death, MSF said.
|
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Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane in a duel that would likely end in death.
|
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Goldbach decided to stay seated, hoping the game would end in a tie.
|
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Support for Twitter for Mac will end in 30 days, the company adds.
|
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Dias repeated his long-standing prediction that the talks would end in failure.
|
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In late 2016, this case is ongoing, without a clear end in sight.
|
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The current ESM programme for Greece is scheduled to end in August 2018.
|
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Having those extra hours this year will likely end in even better results.
|
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Sure, I read somewhere that 67 percent of second marriages end in divorce.
|
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"Getting to the end in this game is everything to me," she says.
|
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That is expected to end in 2026, according to U.S. Census Bureau projections.
|
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And as the film's title betrays, there isn't a happy end in sight.
|
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There's no reason to think this process will end in Twitter going bankrupt.
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He is going to bring the program to end in a win way.
|
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And it will end in a way that encompasses her sisterhood as well.
|
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"Who won Legs-it?" should end in a question mark, dear tabloid reporters.
|
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Then again, when does a night with the Pearsons not end in tears?
|
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In the end, in "Men Against Fire," it's some combination of all three.
|
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How does it feel to be the BEST tight end in Fantasy Football?
|
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But not all cults end in suicide pacts or tales of daring escape.
|
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Yet failure to do so will end in ruin for all of us.
|
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Foo Fighters like no big deal at the end in teeny tiny font.
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A giant touchscreen dream That giant touchscreen dream didn't end in 2013, though.
|
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But for every success story, there are many more that end in regret.
|
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But there's no end in sight for the current famine in South Sudan.
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We wanted to end in a way that's not about him being fixed.
|
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Does it end in taking down Churchill's bust, out of the Oval Office?
|
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Maybe he doesn't realize how encouraging and emboldening radicals can end in disaster.
|
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Their plan's only weakness was that it might some day end in success.
|
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Her second and final term as Florida attorney general will end in January.
|
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We have seen similar hopes and efforts of past presidents end in failure.
|
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The year-to-year growth has been steady with no end in sight.
|
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And the world's bettors are expecting Ascoli-Spezia to end in a draw.
|
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Many matches would end in a draw after seemingly hours of protracted combat.
|
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Without some big change, the nation's teacher shortage has no end in sight.
|
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It's rare for criminal defendants' cases to near their end in this manner.
|
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Those cases strain court systems and often end in wage garnishments for patients.
|
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"I truly believe I'm the best tight end in the country," he said.
|
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Branch meetings started last month and are due to end in mid-November.
|
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Leave nothing standing or the adventure will end in an earth-shattering explosion!
|
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Garland's final marriage was also quite short, but it didn't end in divorce.
|
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Opinion makers of all stripes appear hopeful the talks will end in failure.
|
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In the end, in terms of party unity, it won't make any difference.
|
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For thousands of others, though, there's no end in sight to the separations.
|
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I liked Jeff's additions of NO GO AREAS and END IN A TIE.
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In recent years, 96 percent of homicides did not end in a conviction.
|
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If history is any guide, most of this research will end in failure.
|
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We have started down a path that will end in darkness and pain.
|
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For many others, their quest for understanding continues, with no end in sight.
|
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In the end, in an effort to support us, he decided not to.
|
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Normally this would end in disaster, but the Raptors rotate on a string.
|
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Did anything actually help, or did their search for relief end in disappointment?
|
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Follow your dreams and it doesn't always have to end in a man.
|
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The loose woman likes men whose job titles end in the letters er.
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The good thing, though, is that 42 percent of marriages end in divorce.
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This criterion rules out many science fiction scenarios that end in human triumph.
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"d He added: "This evil must come to an end in our land.
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" Shutdown, week four How many times can we say "no end in sight?
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The film may end in 1986, but the darkness it reveals still looms.
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Some disruptions end in beneficial social change, and some cause backlashes, derailing goals.
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On Technology Uber's relationships with cities tend to begin or end in war.
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I walked out at the end in a shambles, a veritable genderqueer mess.
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The election will blessedly come to an end in less than a week.
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When the world didn't end in 2000, the US celebrated with tuna tartare.
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This is how the system works, and there is no end in sight.
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The tools we use have been designed with exactly this end in mind.
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I know my mourning for my son will not end in seven years.
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The relationship between India and Pakistan continues: fraught, repetitive, no end in sight.
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I knew that every combat deployment could end in an injury or worse.
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Sure, Saudi-Iranian enmity could end in war (in Yemen, it already has).
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They suffered frequent bursts of rapid heartbeats, which can end in sudden death.
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The result is a state of chaos with no clear end in sight.
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Its end in 2012 left a vacuum that has been filled by comedy.
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The result is the disaster Dreier has chronicled — with no end in sight.
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Even after the war's end in 22013, he remained close to the leader.
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In contrast, Salah's World Cup is almost certain to end in six days.
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So Seila Law is unlikely to end in a bloodbath for the CFPB.
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Also, what word was I thinking of at 112D to end in B?
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Then a couple have a talk that could end in love or loss.
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It is a fiction that justice must begin and end in the courtroom.
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These trials typically end in a final vote on each article of impeachment.
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Chote's term as chair of the OBR is due to end in October.
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Australia's recent fire season has been hellish, and there's no end in sight.
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Measuring noise is important, Bronzaft said, but it isn't an end in itself.
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A 15-year run for Masaharu Morimoto's enormous restaurant will end in May.
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Morrison starred on "Glee" for all six seasons until its end in 2015.
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The current bailout program is set to end in September of next year.
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Gross-Matos was an All-BIG 10 defensive end in '18 and '19.
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But there have also been mishaps on the offensive end in these games.
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The party stretched into the early morning hours with no end in sight.
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And funds for ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid will still end in 2024. Sen.
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Any annoyance Jerome was about to cause would not end in her destruction.
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This will be the fourth of those to end in the Super Bowl.
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SPSY were the only sector to end in positive territory, rising 0.5 percent.
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In the case of Merkel, it is likely to end in a whimper.
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Both Fed Chair Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer's terms end in 2018.
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Metcash's current contract with 7-Eleven is set to end in August 2020.
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That's why about 95 percent of civil lawsuits end in settlement, not verdicts.
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A year ago they were in free fall, with no end in sight.
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For most people who participated, the march was not an end in itself.
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This isn't like the financial crisis, there will be an end in sight.
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Hurricane Florence bears down on the East Coast; Sweden's elections end in confusion.
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But then you make it up on the back end in free agency.
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Pretty much any play that can end in a pass interference penalty does.
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Bushfires are continuing to rage across southeastern Australia with no end in sight.
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That limbo may come to an abrupt end in the next few weeks.
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Haigh and his series, it seems, work better with an end in sight.
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And that was where Johnathan's prison odyssey would end in his mysterious death.
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The far end in the photo contains a sink, an office, and storage.
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If the war does not end in Syria, then we cannot go back.
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Bilmes's and Colwell's terms end in May, and Hessler-Radelet's ends in 2021.
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That said, the case most likely to end in a tie is Friedrichs v.
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The search, originally scheduled to end in June, has been hampered by bad weather.
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According to a recent survey, 51 percent of Monopoly games end in a fight.
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But in the U.S., between 40 and 50% of all marriages end in divorce.
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He even predicted one match to end in a draw, according to Euro News.
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This current shutdown has entered its third week with no end in immediate sight.
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Trips must start or end in this designated zone to see the Copter option.
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China's decade-old commodity boom spiraled downhill and came to an end in 2015.
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Father Duffy&aposs statue was dedicated on Times Square&aposs north end in 1937.
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What late-90s chain restaurant experience didn't end in a molten chocolate lava cake?
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Floyd Mayweather should disappear into retirement forever, because a comeback could end in tears
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HAWAII VOLCANO&aposS TOLL NEARS 600 HOMES DESTROYED BY LAVA; NO END IN SIGHT
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The testing process should begin soon, as Sony expects it to end in November.
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As things neared an end in Finland, I was certainly looking towards an engagement.
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But the chances that it will end in a mistrial seem to be rising.
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Experiences like Anthem, Fortnite, and Apex Legends never really end in the traditional sense.
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Unfortunately, the coastal flood problem gets bigger every year with no end in sight.
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The events start in San Antonio on Monday and end in Houston on Friday.
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But with the new stages, there's always going to be an end in sight.
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But what exactly is it that is coming to an end in "The End"?
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Failing that, the legislature would carry on until its natural end in early 2018.
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Sunday marked 20143 years of U.S. intervention in Afghanistan — with no end in sight.
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Malaysia, meanwhile, keeps renewing the policy, which was originally supposed to end in 1991.
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The message of "War Machine" is that their mission can only end in failure.
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The story arc doesn't end in forging a new home, but a better one.
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Ultimately, though, FitzGerald thinks that xenotransplantation doesn't have to be an end in itself.
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The campaign for the debate stage has become an end in and of itself.
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The most famous names in fashion today end in Jenner, Hadid, and now, Gerber.
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It's complicated and there seems to be no end in sight for this case.
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As can happen with food dieting, being too restrictive financially can end in binging.
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Now their long, circuitous journeys will end in Game 7 of the World Series.
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Monitoring of 232 contacts of infected people will end in coming days, he said.
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"We're hopeful that that is going to end in a fair contract," he said.
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It's a series of baby steps that can eventually end in a committed relationship.
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ROSS: WELL, I THINK THERE EVENTUALLY WILL BE. EVEN SHOOTING WARS END IN NEGOTIATION.
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Yet there's no end in sight for the longest auto workers' strike in decades.
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We do not necessarily continue this fight because we see an end in sight.
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Binders were stacked on end in a series of sagging bookshelves lining the walls.
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There may be no immediate end in sight to Hillary Clinton's new email troubles.
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Movie people want a series where the characters begin and end in that series.
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That IS is nearing its end in the Middle East should not be misconstrued.
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"Eventually, this will end in negotiation," Commerce secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I feel quite high-end in this outfit but with a little toughness, too.
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"He will end in the rubbish-bin of political history," Capriles scoffed on Twitter.
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Go deeper: There's no end in sight for the nationwide wave of teacher strikes
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Devon is already convinced, because of the robbery that did not end in murder.
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If no changes are made, Canada's automatic flood-management duties would end in 2024.
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Specifically, Facebook now makes it much clearer where threads start and end in comments.
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This is why the conflict between Catalonia and Spain has no end in sight.
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This constitutes a looming crisis, which could logically end in one of two ways.
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We are talking to many groups and it will end in a beautiful picture!
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The opioid epidemic continues to ravage the country, with no real end in sight.
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In a sign that more corporate deals end in tears, litigation costs are rising.
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You might expect a story like this to end in a nasty shoot-out.
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There's a playbook Sanders could follow that would end in tears for his supporters.
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It is extremely rare for even a single purchase to end in three zeroes.
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The honeymoon phase has no end in sight for Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd.
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There was no end in sight for the Twitter fight as of Monday morning.
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According to ESPN Stats & Information, Clowney played 729 snaps at defensive end in 2018.
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Numerous meetings on the topic since late last year appeared to end in deadlock.
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Microsoft's ambitious Project Spark game creation tool is coming to an end in August.
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Being too busy, whether that's because you're rich or poor, cannot end in happiness.
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The 2017 target takes account of a tax amnesty programme to end in March.
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I should know — I've been on the receiving end in perhaps an unlikely place.
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Another officer, William Porter, saw his trial end in a hung jury last December.
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The tenure of Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele is due to end in June.
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A lot of times when you DJ, things end in chaos at some point.
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Slowcoaches' songs are like riots that begin, escalate, and end in under three minutes.
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Travel and leisure was one of the few sectors to end in the red.
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"I feel pretty comfortable that we're going to end in that range," he said.
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They, too, would end in a supernova and ultimately collapse into a black hole.
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Mother and son are all smiles, embracing at the end in a big hug.
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Eventually, a trip to the salon will end in tears — this alpaca gets that.
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But "Operation Ocean Shield", NATO's counter piracy mission, is scheduled to end in December.
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Is Game Of Thrones going to end in some kind of White Walker apocalypse?
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There is no such happy end in sight for Port Talbot, Britain's biggest mill.
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Swatch's obligation to supply movements to rival watchmakers is due to end in 2019.
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U.S. lawmakers tried unsuccessfully to pass legislation to that end in 2003, he said.
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The crossing comes as a partial government shutdown continues with no end in sight.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, about 10 to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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We have been in 16 years of perpetual war with no end in sight.
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And there is, as I said, no end in sight to Europe's chronic underperformance.
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It is a world where so many more conflicts could end in nuclear war.
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The heavyweight bout of Obama versus Trump will end in a knockout for Democrats.
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The agreement was due to end in March 2018, having already been extended once.
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He's exceptional on the baseball end in terms of the teaching and evaluating side.
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After Sudan's lapse in November, TPS for about 2,500 Nicaraguans will end in January.
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"Anarchy, disorder and lawlessness make real problems worse and end in tragedy," said Sobyanin.
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Did we actually need to bring back "Heroes" after its disastrous end in 2010?
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Washington (CNN)The longest US government shutdown ever still has no end in sight.
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"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" aired for 31 seasons before coming to an end in 2001.
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The race will end in Brooklyn, where the Transat first finished 56 years ago.
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It seems likely the FBI investigation was proceeding forward with no end in sight.
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Prosecutors in Japan rarely lose; about 99 percent of indictments end in guilty verdicts.
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There's no end in sight to new legislation that would reshape America's public lands.
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Kerry came home knowing that life can change and even end in a minute.
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I am extremely disappointed to have my time in Madrid end in this way.
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Extremistan seems to everywhere be growing more extreme, and there's no end in sight.
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Millions of Venezuelans have already fled the country, and there's no end in sight.
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Meaning the chaos that is Brexit will continue on with no end in sight.
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Jim Mattis' tenure as defense secretary came to an abrupt end in December 2018.
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As President Lobo's term neared its end in 2013, Mr. Rivera had new concerns.
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Win Sears acquired Lands' End in 2745, hoping to bolster its struggling apparel business.
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Comey's 10-year term as FBI director had been scheduled to end in 2023.
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Because of that, I've argued that slavery didn't end in 1865; it just evolved.
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And under current law, that number will keep rising with no end in sight.
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Johnston and Lee are interested in diversity, but not as an end in itself.
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Rarely does the story end in someone saying they wished to cast a ballot.
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The program is set to end in March, he said, requiring a prompt decision.
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Montana has been burning for months, and there is still no end in sight.
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Republicans have designed the hearing to end in a "he said, she said" stalemate.
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Around treats video as the means to an end, not the end in itself.
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To me, photography is a means to an end, not an end in itself.
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Worse yet, we're told there's no end in sight for this global health crisis.
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The grace period on many of them will end in the next few days.
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But for those borrowers already stuck with debt, there is no end in sight.
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"I'm truly very sad that it should end in this way," Mr. Soames said.
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Both have rising action and a climax (since baseball games never end in ties)!
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That this can work really well for a while, but can end in tears.
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With no end in immediate sight, China needs new markets for what it makes.
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Hollywood believes in the big swing — but not, in the end, in taking risks.
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Do you know what it's like to be imprisoned with no end in sight?
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Some shows should have come to an end in 2019, but they didn&apost.
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The shutdown stretched into a third week on Tuesday with no end in sight.
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Now comes the effort against Trump, also expected to end in a Senate acquittal.
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From The Times: As many as 15 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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He then placed the heavy end in his hand and began to scrutinize it.
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Go deeper: One year on and no end in sight for deadly Ebola outbreak
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Their interior landscapes, thus, are the only landscapes that may not end in ruin.
|
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Nearly 100 percent of criminal cases end in conviction, and most defendants ultimately confess.
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Nearly 100 percent of criminal cases end in conviction, and most defendants ultimately confess.
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In rural Afghanistan, it is common for such pregnancies to end in honor killings.
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After decades as a barbarous dictator, he met his end in a hangman's noose.
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Here's what happened this week: The trial could end in the next few days.
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About the man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace for obstruction of justice.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, the Trump-Bannon war can only end in apocalypse.
|
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Otherwise, it will end in April, costing the Postal Service $2 billion per year.
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He enjoyed craft — the manipulation of forms and materials — as an end in itself.
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California cannabis Is the golden age of green coming to an end in California?
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Tariffs only end in spreading misery, a classic case of man's inhumanity to man.
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Their terms were set to end in May, allowing Zinke to choose replacements then.
|
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But the vice president's statement said repair work was expected to end in May.
|
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But according to Armstrong, there is no end in sight for the Sino-U.
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And the debt roars upward, unabated, passing $85033 trillion with no end in sight.
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The unrest in the department store business seems to have no end in sight.
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Sixty-two percent said they expect that the investigations will not end in impeachment.
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There is an end in sight to the drought in major initial public offerings.
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How do you think people grapple with the end in the face of faith?
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The federal government shutdown is in its third week with no end in sight.
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A curfew ordinance forced the marathon 75-minute match to end in a draw.
|
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So Pepe enthusiasts started betting that posts featuring Pepe would end in double digits.
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Financials, which gained at the opening bell, reversed course to end in the red.
|
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That's where we are today: a diplomatic stalemate with no real end in sight.
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Nowhere is secure, no one is safe, and there is no end in sight.
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From there, it would continue on to a few cities and end in Chennai.
|
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Spencer worked at the company from August 2015 until its untimely end in January 2017.
|
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And on the 20th day of the shutdown, there is still no end in sight.
|
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Most big construction projects go way over budget and end in a lawsuit, he says.
|
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He thinks Russia&aposs next match, against Uruguay next week, will end in a tie.
|
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The EOS TRMM launched in 1997, but its mission came to an end in 2014.
|
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Today, per capita national debt exceeds $2400,21 with no end in sight to the growth.
|
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Robertson appeared on A&E's "Duck Dynasty" from 2012 until the show's end in 2017.
|
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Initially this arrangement was supposed to end in five years—it's now 13 and counting.
|
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It arises when we start from the other end, in the facts of common experience.
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About 25% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage, with most occurring within the first trimester.
|
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The Kilauea eruption continues to be an active event, with no apparent end in sight.
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Everyone is just waiting to see what happens next, and there's no end in sight.
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I'd rather avoid conflict and let it go, but there is no end in sight!
|
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Will the U.S.-China trade fight end in a deal or escalate into something worse?
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As things are, though, it seems increasingly likely that things will end in a mistrial.
|
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The economy has tanked and a conflict with separatist rebels has no end in sight.
|
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The Temer protest doesn't end in violence, but a lot of do Val's videos do.
|
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The approximately 70-mile wide path will start in Oregon and end in South Carolina.
|
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Some 80% of teenage pregnancies end in abortion in Japan, compared with 46% in America.
|
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But Anderson's story didn't end in that Berlin asylum, nor with MacMillan's three-act ballet.
|
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Zaneis said the permissive attitude toward fraud is coming to an end in the industry.
|
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By the end, in whatever this struggle had been, she had secured the upper hand.
|
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And now, nearly two months later, the eruption seems to have no end in sight.
|
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The House resolution confirms the developments that will almost definitely end in the president's impeachment.
|
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Vindman's two-year stint at the White House had been due to end in July.
|
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Bajwa's tenure was due to end in November but analysts have long predicted the extension.
|
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The justices now have reasons to avoid cases that are likely to end in deadlocks.
|
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Now, with the end in sight, Dornan can look forward to new challenges, sans handcuffs.
|
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The project will only be on view during the fall, and end in early January.
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Her 15-year term at CAAF is due to end in the summer of 2021.
|
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As the war neared an end in January 1945, Bush married his sweetheart, Barbara Pierce.
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For me, depression can feel like the worst flu ever, with no end in sight.
|
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Han got two trilogies, starting with the beloved Han Solo at Star's End in 1979.
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Users have been asked to decline invites throughout the day, with no end in site.
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Yes it's terribly disappointing that making fried water will almost certainly end in horrendous disfigurement.
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Begun in 2012, construction should end in May, missing the initial target by a year.
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The marathon is expected to end in early afternoon, while polls close at 6 p.m.
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Both were filled with twists and turns, and unfortunately only one can end in murder.
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So many of his stories begin with longing, and end in some sort of death.
|
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But when they do marry, their marriages are much more likely to end in divorce.
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Other routes used by migrants go through Kenya and Tanzania and end in South Africa.
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Trump, by contrast, appears to be using raids, and enforcement, as an end in themselves.
|
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The real reason this storyline shines, though, is that it doesn't end in automatic understanding.
|
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Employees have called for the practice to end in other cases of harassment and discrimination.
|
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The crisis has no clear end in sight, with all the politicians standing their ground.
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We've probably cycled through the entire series 10 times and there's no end in sight.
|
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There is no end in sight after all for Ewan McGregor and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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And there's a chance your "amazing" dancing could end in your falling on your arse.
|
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By the war's end in September 1945, the hospital had cared for about 23,000 people.
|
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That's because, while it hardly bears repeating, the gender wage gap doesn't end in soccer.
|
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So we are very probably looking at a global recession with no end in sight.
|
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Looking ahead: There is still a chance health care reform could end in a stalemate.
|
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You know, and what difference does it make in the end in your opinion, Ben?
|
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But if that's his share of the vote, then his candidacy will end in failure.
|
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It is encouraging development of mods via an Indiegogo campaign, which will end in January.
|
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Sometimes you just hit a dead end in troubleshooting what's going on with your phone.
|
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But it has also made clear that UN sanctions are "not an end in themselves".
|
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Authorities expect the battle to end in the coming days, though the advance remains arduous.
|
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Jered Weaver and his low-80s fastball are confronting the end in typically idiosyncratic fashion.
|
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The bill was stalled after the contentious legislative session came to an end in May.
|
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His rallies, attended by a loyal militia called the Minute Men, regularly end in violence.
|
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In the end in, McCallum said, she questioned what Sanders would be able to achieve.
|
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Peace and Love didn't solve anything in the end, in fact, shit was lookin' worse.
|
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Is there an end in sight — and if so, will it land on the rocks?
|
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It will be updated continuously until the pilot test comes to an end in August.
|
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Then they wake up at the end in there in the last two or three.
|
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The divorce proceedings between Great Britain and the EU must now end in two years.
|
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Wounded in World War I, he died just days before the war's end in 1918.
|
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"In the end, in Germany, it will be up to a court to decide that."
|
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In sheer numbers, that valuation has reached 1,354,664 lives thus far, without end in sight.
|
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In fact, they don't even necessarily have to end in victory to make an impact.
|
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The news comes as the shutdown enters its 28th day with no end in sight.
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Given your vastly different approaches to art, did it end in a lot of disputes?
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The tour will begin on May 7 in Lisbon and end in June in Denmark.
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The intrigue: The overwhelming majority of efforts to create a new drug end in failure.
|
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That operation is likely to pass the billion-dollar mark, with no end in sight.
|
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When's the last time a fictional, tender father-daughter phone call didn't end in tragedy?
|
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The bond buying program, known as quantitative easing, is currently meant to end in March.
|
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The initial agreement was due to end in March 2018, having already been extended once.
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He wants to make sure Republicans don't hit the same dead end in future Congresses.
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Peace in the electoral process is an absolute bare minimum, not an end in itself.
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That's about the same height as a standard deep end in a backyard swimming pool.
|
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"I'm convinced what begins in Cleveland will end in the White House," Mr. Pence said.
|
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As the shutdown lumbered through its third day, with no end in sight, Republican Sen.
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In effect, eliminating the penny means all retail prices would end in zero or five.
|
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Soutter agrees that taking on too much too quickly is likely to end in disaster.
|
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A four-year cash-terms freeze on most working-age benefits will end in April.
|
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There is no end in sight for those whose tax information may be in jeopardy.
|
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Today, there is no end in sight to the jousting match between Amazon and Awood.
|
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Afghanistan, and Iraq, and with no end in sight—has created a sense of panic
|
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He played defensive end in football and power forward in basketball, showing promise in both.
|
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A war increasingly fought with an open budget, no plan, and no end in sight.
|
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The investigation began two years ago, and there appears to be no end in sight.
|
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One thing that happens is pregnancy loss: About 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage.
|
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Sadly, your rampage doesn't end in your bed, but inside the glow of your refrigerator.
|
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Anything this oversaturated and easy-to-make was always bound to end in memes anyway.
|
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It's fitting to begin at the end, in a sense, by focusing on the closers.
|
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But Grape's story doesn't end in heartbreak because there's a new girl in his life.
|
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Cheap credit was nurturing a dangerous dependence on easy money that could end in disaster.
|
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Most indictments end in a plea deal, bypassing the oversight of a judge and jury.
|
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That changed last March when Trump announced Deferred Enforced Departure would end in a year.
|
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Or is a system like this doomed to end in incivility, gridlock, or even violence?
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It is unknown how many cases of very young children traveling alone end in tragedy.
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The lives of trans women of color too often end in shocking acts of violence.
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He should know that if he doesn't want to end in jail, he shouldn't open.
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The paralyzing fear and 24/7, no-end-in-sight quarantine is soul-numbingly lonely.
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"OPEC members are facing a long, slow grind with no end in sight," he writes.
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The Zaandam cruise was originally scheduled to end in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on April 7.
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Since Control maps cannot end in a tie, they are the default tiebreaker map type.
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New York (CNN Business)This stunning bull run appears to have no end in sight.
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The Democratic nominating contest will end in July at the Democratic National Convention in Wisconsin.
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Vergara is just coming off "Modern Family," which will end in April after 11 seasons.
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A 4-decade career comes to an end in a single day — or does it?
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But some were not surprised -- for they've been on the receiving end in the past.
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Greutman was 40K in debt with no end in sight, when she had a miscarriage.
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Not all love stories end in happiness, mainly because many of them just plain end.
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JASON BAILEY 'Jodhaa Akbar' | Netflix Some love stories end in weddings; others begin with one.
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"I am truly very sad that it should end in this way," Mr. Soames said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that the DACA program would end in six months.
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Their strategy is a dangerous all-or-nothing approach and might well end in tears.
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In the end, in today's hectic and manic world, it simply makes them feel better.
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The most vocal expansionist was Theodore Roosevelt, for whom hegemony was an end in itself.
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Meanwhile, cities like Chicago continue a deep slide toward insolvency with no end in sight.
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If we learned anything from 2016, it's that two-party systems sometimes end in chaos.
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However, although the divorce rate is dropping, 39% of marriages will still end in divorce.
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The average poll also demonstrates that Trump is at the high end in his popularity.
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As can happen with food dieting, being too restrictive financially can end in a binge.
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The feud between 50 Cent and Lala Kent seems to have no end in sight.
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Harley extended into this month a summer sale that was supposed to end in June.
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A group of attendants filed a class-action lawsuit against Lands&apos End in May.
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But as the student strike seems to signal, there is no clear end in sight.
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For a long while, it seems as if their relationship will only end in flames.
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At its inception, the field sought to map the paths that end in authentic fulfillment.
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Puerto Rico is in the midst of a financial collapse with no end in sight.
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The company's seven-night New England islands cruises start (and end) in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Washington and Tehran remain locked in a months-long standoff with no end in sight.
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There is no end in sight for those whose tax information may be in jeopardy.
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But how much of the windfall will end in the pockets of employees and customers?
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It's a lonely and depressing scene, envisioning an end in which we're still endlessly scrolling.
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"This will inevitably end in disaster if the current rapidly deteriorating trajectory continues," warned Zeid.
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But not every pregnancy conceived in the midst of an ED will end in tragedy.
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Will this idea I'm putting out there also end in threats of rape or murder?
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"Because I know the truth, I tell you ... things will end in nothing," Netanyahu said.
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NO END IN SIGHT Tens of millions of people in China's central province of Hubei, the capital of which is Wuhan, have been living under virtual lockdown for nearly two weeks, with train stations and airports shut, roads sealed off, and no end in sight.
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The government has been shut down for nearly three weeks, and there's no end in sight.
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Yet the soldiers' bid for asylum appeared to end in the same failure as the coup.
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Nobody could confidently describe the exit ramp, and it seems there's no immediate end in sight.
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Tom Brady doesn't need Rob Gronkowski -- he's already got the best tight end in the business!!
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Another source tells the site that "relationships sometimes end" in regards to their two-year romance.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin defied Obama's predictions his venture in Syria would end in a quagmire.
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On "Futures Now" last month, she said the record stock market run could end in October.
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But people need to remember that bull markets don't end on pessimism; they end in euphoria.
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By its end in the early 1980s, La Movida had spread to Barcelona, Bilbao, and Vigo.
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Kilauea hasn't been this active in nearly a century, and sadly there's no end in sight.
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For Zhang, Liz's desperation came from reaching a dead end in an already dead-end place.
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JPMorgan initially invested $150 million in the city over five years, due to end in 2019.
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Trump spoke as a partial government shutdown entered its 12th day, with no end in sight.
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" Asked about a timeline, he said: "Its just all going to end in the near future.
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Serbia's 1.2 billion-euro loan agreement with the IMF is due to end in February 2018.
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Fighting about it seems like the ultimate unreadable Facebook fight, with no clear end in sight.
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WILLIAMS: Bryce, he came back at the end in spectacular fashion and had this place rocking.
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Indians CF Austin Jackson's 10-game hitting streak came to an end in Saturday's loss. 3.
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The partial shutdown began on December 22nd, and as of Tuesday, there's no end in sight.
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Instead, the allegedly temporary "conservatorship" that began in September 2008 continues, with no end in sight.
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The Nationals saw their eight-game postseason win streak come to an end in Game 33.
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Toward the end, in a scene from A's film, B takes a drag from a cigarette.
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That heavy promotion would end in 17 days, a few weeks before the N.F.L. season starts.
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This could end in the Affordable Care Act being completely wiped out, Axios' David Nather explains.
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That's why the world is gonna end in 25 years, because you're all f***ing retarded.
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They need the damn story, and they ask that it end in impeachment (thanks in advance).
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The U.S. economy as I say is in this prosperity cycle with no end in sight.
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Although the mission came to an end in 2012, RXTE&aposs niche has not been neglected.
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It was a really compressed time when it was canceled at the very end in May.
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The comic character famously met his end in issue No. 100 at the hands of Negan.
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Her life was a nightmare, and there did not seem to be an end in sight.
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His run in Montreal came to an end in 21920, when he was traded to Toronto.
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" When I was reading it, I thought, "Oh no, this is going to end in disaster.
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"Collectivism and autonomy are not mutually exclusive," bellows Andrew Savage at the end, in raw admonition.
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It's an acronym for "the onion router" because the addresses for Tor websites end in .onion.
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Otzi met a violent end In addition to his wardrobe choices, Otzi also had 61 tattoos.
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While getting to Mars is an end in itself, there&aposs another compelling reason to go.
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That came to an end in "Chloramphenicol," when she was abruptly put to death for treason.
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It did not end in absolute victory, or a stalemate; convergence is a more apt term.
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He said we&aposre very probably looking at a global recession with no end in sight.
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My lawyer told me it'd end in two weeks and that I'd be sentenced to death.
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Another answer is that there may be ongoing criminal conduct that did not end in 2005.
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Luckily for the rest of the world the Amazon madness will end in a few days.
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Barring another cancelation, the auction is currently scheduled to end in four days and 14 hours.
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I finished Uncharted 4003: A Thief's End in just under 2400 hours spread across four sessions.
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Yep, that's right: fine dining, sunburnt bros, and a bass line with no end in sight.
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Critics call cryptocurrencies a speculative mania that will end in tears for thousands of retail investors.
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Per data insights from Hinge published in May, a second text doesn't typically end in disaster.
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The chance is rare, White said, though he's remaining cautious until the session's end in April.
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Archaeologists discovered a 10,000-year-old elongated piece of ochre with a sharpened end in Britain.
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But again, it's a lot of research and the wrong VPN choice can end in catastrophe.
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One in three women will experience a miscarriage, and 1% of U.S. pregnancies end in stillbirth.
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Emotion is the fuel for the critical engine, but it's also a worthy end in itself.
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This creates an uncontrolled positive feedback loop called "thermal runaway," which can end in a fire.
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Ultimately, they decide to let the game end in a tie rather than strain their relationship.
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The partial government shutdown is now well into its third week with no end in sight.
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Joseph Dunford's second term will end in the summer of 85033, as will Vice Chairman Gen.
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However, Carter believes this make or break moment will end in the red for the stock.
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Anyone coming up on the short end in Washington will look for another way to win.
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Sierra's best features require you to pay Apple month after month, with no end in sight.
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Joseph Dunford's second term will end in the summer of 2628, as will Vice Chairman Gen.
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Our system is terribly flawed and terribly unjust — so very just actions often end in arrests.
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And even a third election appears unlikely to end in an improved result for Mr. Netanyahu.
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Friday marked the 21st day of the shutdown, which continue with no immediate end in sight.
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With no end in sight to Kilauea's disruption, residents here are at the mercy of Pele.
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The London production will open at the Dominion Theater, in the West End, in March 2017.
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Biden believed that he could thrive as vice president, making that job an end in itself.
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That deployment, which also is scheduled to end in September, is estimated to cost $308 million.
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The resulting scenarios are very similar to the status quo but magically end in better futures.
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It included Half Moon Bay, Muir Woods, Point Reyes, Sausalito and Lands End in San Francisco.
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Everyone watching knew that all that frozen beauty would inevitably end in puddles in the floor.
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If designer Hildi Santo-Tomas appeared on screen, the episode was sure to end in tears.
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SIGAR's performance audit started in February and will end in early 2017, according to the letter.
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The Game of Thrones cast will finally get a wedding that (hopefully) doesn't end in bloodshed.
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Her prison sentence may end in a few months' time, but her dishonor will last forever.
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About 5950 in 10 marriages end in divorce, according to a recent study by TD Ameritrade.
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His campaign will end in ignominious failure and finally kill this myth once and for all.
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Salmond said Brexit was proving to be disastrous for Britain and would only end in "humiliation".
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New report suggests 'high likelihood of human civilization coming to an end' in 2050, Vice reports.
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But it all came to an abrupt end in early 2014, when nearly $500 million disappeared.
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Even so, most disputes that lead to liens or even lawsuits end in settlements, he said.
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Joel is currently on a North American stadium tour that will end in October of 2019.
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The injury brought his career to an end in 1995 after 20123 tests and 143 ODIs.
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This means the program would likely end in December if the euro zone economy remained resilient.
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The number of anti-transgender hate crimes are rising each year with no end in sight.
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But I am innocent and I'm going to fight this right to the end in court.
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So, it's still anyone's guess whether this thing will end in a bang or a whimper.
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This particular crash didn't end in tragedy, and it isn't even a PR disaster for Waymo.
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" Friedman's conclusion is sanguine: "Like all South African crises, this one will end in a compromise.
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"Think about not getting a paycheck for a month, with no end in sight," he said.
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And yes, so perhaps the world will end in water, taking with it all loving things.
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The project will end in July 2019, so the researchers are documenting what they can find.
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The problem is, not all of these relationships are successful: Only one-third end in marriage.
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"We think the resistance of armed groups will end in two to three days," he said.
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The ban on transgender people serving openly in the military is set to end in July.
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Most possessions that end in isolation are predictable, but they're not when Irving has the ball.
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It was the start of a relationship with Manafort that would end in indictments all around.
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It was planned to start in Hardisty, Alberta, in Canada and end in Steele City, Neb.
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"I'm trying to have an amicable sit-down that will end in a resolution," he said.
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About 100 children remain in New York, "with no end in sight," Mr. de Blasio said.
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But in the New York area, these conversations are more likely to end in a denial.
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Russia has entered another dark period in its history, and there is no end in sight.
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High point/Low point: The end, in which a bleeding Gaga hangs listlessly from the ceiling.
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Such a procedure could end in fines, but this would take months and is politically unlikely.
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Even if these dealings don't end in sweeping new laws, they could provide benefits for Democrats.
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The story comes to an end in 1976 with Wallace's premature death in a car crash.
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More than 95 percent of cases end in plea bargains negotiated by lawyers behind the scenes.
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That's 2.8 million unintended pregnancies, of which more than 40 percent would end in an abortion.
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This month, American Special Forces in eastern Afghanistan were still fighting, with no end in sight.
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Nearly half of all pregnancies here are unintended, of which four in 10 end in abortion.
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For stock investors, that has meant adjusting expectations to a conflict with no end in sight.
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Most still end in an office, with the two sides signing page after page of legalese.
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From the start, it has seemed like the federal government shutdown with no end in sight.
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Before Michel's run it had looked like yet another drive would end in a quick punt.
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Now, that surge may be nearing its end — in part because of his own trade policies.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, 10 to 25 percent of recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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But it really has nothing to do with the monarchy and "monarchy" doesn't end in ZED.
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In total, the spacecraft will complete 24 orbits, and the mission is to end in 2025.
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You may have noticed that the world did not end in 2012, as the Mayans predicted.
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Police chases of smugglers' vehicles often end in tragedy — in deadly collisions, fatal shootings and rollovers.
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The federal government has been partially shut down since December 22 — with no end in sight.
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"I reached the end in tears—it was incredibly long, and very compelling," she told me.
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Nearly half of offences go unprosecuted, and even those that are often end in suspended sentences.
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Single-family homes sit on larger lots, and some streets end in hushed cul-de-sacs.
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Often the answer is involuntary confinement in a state psychiatric hospital — with no end in sight.
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Anna watches as her parents prepare for the journey that would tragically end in their deaths.
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First, with the "King Arthur" tour's end in sight, he feels himself staring into an abyss.
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The first layer consists of four theme entries that all end in a single, separate letter.
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But that came to an end in 2018, when Beijing barred the import of recycling materials.
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The collapse of Syria, triggered and amplified partly by climate crisis, did not end in Syria.
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Kate Brown won a special election and will finish a term that will end in 2019.
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That deployment, which also is scheduled to end in September, is estimated to cost $550 million.
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This woman, Duncan said, was the lone holdout, causing the 10 charges to end in mistrial.
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"This is not going to end in a place that's any better for anybody," he said.
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Sometimes the gathering will begin or end in the courtyard, and there must always be Champagne.
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The result has been more than 19993 years of military occupation with no end in sight.
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Those cases that do end in conviction tend to look very different from the Weinstein case.
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Davis currently stars on ABC's "How to Get Away with Murder," which will end in May.
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The civil trial began on August 19 and is set to end in a few weeks.
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But if you're losing billions with no end in site, the window of opportunity has shut.
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Carriers repeatedly pulled the planes out of ischedules with no end in sight to the grounding.
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To make an analogy to a commonly cited statistic, 50 percent of marriages end in divorce.
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However, much of the economy remains moribund and analysts expect this year to end in recession.
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If we can complete this engine, we'll start developing a 'Seaman with no end in scenario.
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A fascist movement, the Blackshirts, staged anti-Jewish demonstrations in London's East End in the 1930s.
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"Begin with the end in mind," he tells host Andrew Hawkins on the "Kneading Dough" podcast.
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What we don't know is where the Charles-Diana story line will end in season 4.
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But as 2020 approaches, there is still no end in sight for the ride-hailing company.
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About half of marriages end in divorce, and those that do last only about seven years.
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Macri defended the tax increases, which are due to end in 2020, as an emergency measure.
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But every generation has always thought the world was about to end in some way, right?
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Unlike Thursday's shooting, in which five people were killed, few of these situations end in violence.
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Ask Jeff Sessions, who probably considers Mel Gibson's end in "Braveheart" preferable to his endless mortification.
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When slavery came to its slow end in the 19th century, the geography of sugar shifted.
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I began to feel like Violet Beauregarde, inflating into a blueberry with no end in sight.
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The ordeal has been going on for two weeks, and there's no clear end in sight.
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The lease is month to month and will end in June, when the legislative session ends.
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We're not going to end in a place where people walk away feeling worse about themselves.
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But, in fact, the sleepless, quarrelsome night that unfolds before us will end in a dance.
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His end in the novel is so sad, or at least is so sad to me.
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Israel wages that this one will be no different and will ultimately end in a settlement.
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But not all pizza wheelies end in potentially fatal crashes, laughing onlookers, and presumably ruined pizza.
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He was 46 and had been on dialysis for eight years with no end in sight.
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Shortly after the airstrike, Saudi officials said that major combat operations would soon end in Yemen.
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But many parents-to-be struggle with what to say when those pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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The most intricate ever organised came to an end in America on February 10th, bringing in $19.6bn.
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That number is expected to rise as the march nears its end in Washington on Sept. 6.
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That includes tens of thousands of law enforcement officials, working without pay with no end in sight.
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The cultivation of green fodder will end in the next three years, a December cabinet statement said.
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Many property owners offer leases that end in April, so they can raise rent for the summer.
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His $12.5 million signing bonus was the largest ever given to a tight end in the NFL.
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It's been two weeks since Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began erupting, and there's no apparent end in sight.
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