We all agreed, this is the end of the line.
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Even for the "budget" end of the line, they're phenomenal.
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This isn't the end of the line for the research.
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There's a pause on the other end of the line.
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Watch the full trailer for End of the Line, below.
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It was the end of the line for Big Star.
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When ENDGAME is truly the END of the line... hahaha !
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My brother was on the other end of the line.
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His mother was on the other end of the line.
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He was crying on the other end of the line.
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This is not the end of the line of cases.
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Think New York City at the end of the line.
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I knew this was probably the end of the line.
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On the other end of the line, the prosecutor was incredulous.
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" There was silence on the other end of the line. "Mom?
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This announcement marks the end of the line for IBM involvement.
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This is not the end of the line for the case.
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Yet the Philippines is also, probably, the end of the line.
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There's conflicting emotions about having reached the end of the line.
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But it's not the end of the line for the company.
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Afghans complain of being pushed to the end of the line.
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"I'd walk to the end of the line," Mr. Timoney said.
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And I'm not gonna get at the end of the line.
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There are no humans on the other end of the line.
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As he munched, he went to the end of the line.
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On his end of the line, Mr. Qaseem was briefly forgotten.
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My father was terrified of being the end of the line.
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But sixth or lower would mean the end of the line.
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Now she listened at the other end of the line, incredulous.
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But who, exactly, is on the other end of the line?
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The gentleman on the other end of the line was sobbing.
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You guys want to jump to the very end of the line.
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Stars Hollow may be the end of the line for Lauren Graham.
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But that's not the end of the line for self-driving advancements.
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Finally I got a little voice at the end of the line.
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At the end of the line, cobots ensure headlamps are properly aligned.
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Especially when Donald Trump is at the other end of the line.
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I knew that it was sort of the end of the line.
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New York (CNN Business)It's the end of the line for Gymboree.
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His principal duty was serving sandwiches at the end of the line.
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When it burns through its silicon, that's the end of the line.
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But at the end of the line it's two very different professions.
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Johnson can be heard chuckling on the other end of the line.
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"Yes, he's here," the person at the end of the line said.
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By the time we get back, we're at the end of the line.
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But this time, the person on the other end of the line disagreed.
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I sat on a bench at the end of the line and cried.
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The person at one end of the line runs around, changing directions quickly.
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Ashby?" said a young woman on the other end of the line. "Yes?
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People really like it, but that's not the end of the line, either.
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Or Ben and Elaine, when their bus reaches the end of the line?
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On the other end of the line were screams, the sound of chaos.
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Just be sure you don't get stuck at the end of the line.
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New York (CNN Business)It's the end of the line for Windows 7.
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But we may now be at the end of the line, Rini says.
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But the point is, that was the end of the line for her.
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The end of the line because the transcontinental Canadian Pacific Railway ended here.
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And you know what happened in Saudi Arabia the end of the line?
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End of the Line From Academy-nominated director Jessica Sanders comes End of the Line, a surreal narrative about a lonely man (Brett Gelman) who goes to the pet store to purchase a tiny man in a cage (Simon Helberg).
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The official on the other end of the line told her not to bother.
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People leaned out their windows to try and see the end of the line.
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The man on the other end of the line said no one there could.
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The person on the other end of the line told him Prince was dead.
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What they discovered on the other end of the line was something very different.
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As it neared the end of the line, he noticed it wasn't slowing down.
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He assumes this is his invitation to the guillotine, the end of the line.
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The Iowa caucuses could spell the end of the line for several presidential candidates.
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For most up-and-coming comics, this would be the end of the line.
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Less is known about the North Koreans on the other end of the line.
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With the conviction affirmed, is this the end of the line for Mr. Martoma?
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"Murdoch here," the blunt, accented voice on the other end of the line says.
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"It's a man's game," she recalls hearing on the other end of the line.
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Phase one and two are not the end of the line for the railway project.
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"You're on the list," the baritone voice on the other end of the line said.
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"Put Rachel on the phone," demanded a voice on the other end of the line.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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The end of the line might be near for Apple's legacy, non-Retina MacBook Pro.
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To her surprise, she heard her famous brother on the other end of the line.
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Surely then, this is the end of the line for Trump and his beloved base?
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On the GOP side, Tuesday could mark the end of the line for Florida Sen.
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She spoke quickly to a high pitched voice on the other end of the line.
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A few hours after Swakopmund, we arrived in Walvis Bay — the end of the line.
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Distracted by the flight attendants' uniforms, I ended up near the end of the line.
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An automatic shut-off keeps the sprinkler from overwatering at the end of the line.
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"Hearing a reassuring voice on the other end of the line is powerful," she said.
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Sixteen months since Yuriy enrolled, the war's second anniversary marks the end of the line.
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In "End of the Line," though, Vice Principals tips its hat toward where it's going.
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But the voice on the other end of the line did not belong to her husband.
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It's not going to be final, it's not going to be the end of the line.
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No one else knew there was nothing but silence on the other end of the line.
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Oghi hesitated before asking the person on the other end of the line to visit him.
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These survivors are proof that bankruptcy isn't always the end of the line for retail companies.
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"Make sure you bring your swimsuit," my sister said on the other end of the line.
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Each time, he heard the same man's Newcastle accent on the other end of the line.
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Here's Ron's guide to making sure you don't get kicked to the end of the line.
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Here's Ron's guide to making sure you don't get kicked to the end of the line.
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The investors at the end of the line take what's left when everyone else has eaten.
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The person on the other end of the line is a "clutch player," Mr. Booker said.
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Yet a question arises: If we aren't at the end of the line, what comes next?
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Campaign manager Roger Lau and Warren shared a warm embrace near the end of the line.
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The woman on the other end of the line is saying that her name is Gloria.
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Luckily the folks at Snapchat won't have you go back to the end of the line.
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If a US-Mexico deal gets sent to Congress today, that's not the end of the line.
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He was at the end of the line there after five but couldn't ask for anything better.
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"Daddy just pray," his daughter Brijjanna Price shrieked through tears on the other end of the line.
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He'd picked up the phone quickly without knowing who was on the other end of the line.
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"Stevie, it's John," came John F. Kennedy Jr.'s voice on the other end of the line.
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Terrible if the person on the other end of the line wants to show you their genitals.
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That in turn, will magnify the reaction from the person on the other end of the line.
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But these days, a guide may just be a voice on the other end of the line.
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Her husband Laal Miah received a phone call with Faisal on the other end of the line.
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On the other end of the line, on speaker phone, was McKenzie Young, the opinion polling director.
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She added that there doesn't actually need to be someone on the other end of the line.
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For a small aircraft — a routine story without complications — this may be the end of the line.
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He'll get back to the end of the line, just as soon as he's sorted out what wrong.
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So really the Last Jedi would make a great natural end of the line for the Skywalker saga.
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It all raises an important and tricky question: is this the end of the line for solar subsidies?
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"I'm afraid I have rather bad news," the tinny voice on the other end of the line says.
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Maimba, at the end of the line, hopes that the president of her native Zimbabwe will show up.
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It's like a phone sex line, except the person on the other end of the line is dead.
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Perrette's name was on the caller ID, but on the other end of the line was the police.
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That is, as long as Stephen Colbert is not the "expert" on the other end of the line.
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On the other end of the line an angry woman is shouting at me about her Facebook account.
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You call, the person on the other end of the line answers, and you're having a video chat.
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The voice on the other end of the line, she says, didn't sound like her son at all.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. There's something poetic about living at the end of the line.
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While I pondered this idea the lady on the other end of the line was polite and formal.
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If they catch you, you know nothing about who's guiding you from the other end of the line.
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Photo by William Bond On the other end of the line, I can sense producer AraabMuzik growing wearisome.
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"We have recovered a portion of Ashley's hand," the voice at the other end of the line said.
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He comes into my dreams almost exclusively as a disembodied voice on the other end of the line.
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But to the 59-year-old woman on the other end of the line, the meaning seemed elusive.
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There are 14 miles of conveyor belts at the plant, and the end of the line is here.
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If they point in opposite directions, that's the end of the line -- they are in a stable configuration.
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On the other end of the line would be a sound engineer and one of the original witnesses.
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When he was in fifth grade, he rode the school bus almost to the end of the line.
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"For the first time, I saw the end of the line," said Verlander, who turned 21 last month.
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On the other end of the line was the owner, Beatrice Ughi, 64, who travels to Italy regularly.
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On one end of the line, it's Stormzy, the most talked about man in the UK right now.
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On the other end of the line would be a sound engineer and one of the original witnesses.
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Some would wait at the end of the line to meet her so they could get more time.
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End-of-the-line people were especially raw, Ms. Union said, as if their traumatic event just happened.
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A man on the other end of the line assured me there was no warrant for my arrest.
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But as 1998 rolled on, it became clear that Jud Jud was nearing the end of the line.
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But instead of fixing it, the assistant on the other end of the line insisted that Gleason was wrong.
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If the virus can't manipulate the host's genetic material and replicate itself, then that's the end of the line.
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I took a deep breath, and ducked my way through the scrub to the far end of the line.
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Various voice commands like "italics", "go to the end of the line" or "question mark" work as well.7.
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Show notes: 218:215: Now a migrant's guide might just be another voice on the end of the line.
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Train operator NSW Trains said on Twitter the train had hit a buffer at the end of the line.
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After three launch attempts, it seemed as if that might well be the end of the line for SpaceX.
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His latest injury, and his age, 36, have some thinking that he is at the end of the line.
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A loving home at the end of the line sometimes isn't enough to make up for all that trauma.
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What's more, technological hurdles lead some experts to believe that exascale computing might be the end of the line.
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Instead, the representative at the other end of the line will recommend that you take screenshots of your conversation.
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What it needed was not another superstar, but the antithesis: the quiet man at the end of the line.
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Tiger Woods was at the far-right end of the line, in a mint-green shirt and gray pants.
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Also, it forced the men on the other end of the line to listen to them for long stretches.
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His client at the other end of the line probably didn't realize that his/her call was being broadcast.
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Now, nearly three years later, Ulbricht's fight for a shot at freedom has reached the end of the line.
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Tech Valuations In 2016: The End Of The Line For Sloppy Growth What's going on in technology investing right now?
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It also is the end of the line for slower "excursion" trains into the countryside, popular with tourists and photographers.
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And/or more humans simply never pick up phone calls unless they know who's on the end of the line.
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It was the end of the line for the convoy, and the decision was quickly made to turn it around.
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It's not every day you pick up the phone and hear Reba McEntire on the other end of the line.
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Freeman's producing partner, Lori McCreary, referred to the Academy Awards as "the end of the line," in that same interview.
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Billed as the "farewell tour" and "last call" on posters, Pitch Perfect 3 could be the end of the line.
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The voice on the other end of the line asked Sykes to be ready to leave for Moscow that evening.
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Twelve stops later, just shy of the end of the line, the few remaining riders wander out onto Baychester Avenue.
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Conoco's actions may have also spurred action from other creditors who fear ending up at the end of the line.
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Sports of The Times "Juliet?" said the voice on the other end of the line, in an unmistakable Tennessee accent.
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Cruz on Monday said that a contested convention in Cleveland would mark the end of the line for Trump's campaign.
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Unwilling to fail at something so elemental, I decided to ask one last person, at the end of the line.
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The band broke up a year later, so was it already feeling like the end of the line for Piebald?
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Still, it's a real shame if their new EP on Ektro, XX, truly does mark the end of the line.
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Elizabeth Warren's departure from the race on Thursday was the end of the line for the one-time front-runner.
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You'll find my body in a red Honda parked outside, the man on the other end of the line said.
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As silent motion pictures became a worldwide attraction, Dawson City became the end of the line for film distribution routes.
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On the other end of the line was a man whose voice he hadn't heard in more than eleven years.
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And at least on his end of the line, only a small circle of aides are privy to the conversation.
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"I'm the end of the line; that's it," said Mr. Rossi, who specializes in religious statues, especially figurines of saints.
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This gives the occasional shippers the edge in delivering cheaper crude to potential buyers at the end of the line.
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On that day, however, I had never felt more distant from the person on the other end of the line.
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After she receives her fourth blow, a slightly built woman on the far end of the line doubles over in pain.
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Gotta take a business call Drake is hard at work talking to whoever is on the other end of the line.
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It really feels like Sony has reached the end of the line with what it can do using this camera design.
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"The end of the line is all the way down," a volunteer shouted to people who looked shocked at the turnout.
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Episode 8, "Chapter 73" — The House Of Cards Series Finale Welcome to the end of the line, House Of Cards friends.
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A train is speeding down the track and at the end of the line are five people tied to the track.
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The mystery apparatchik on the end of the line was not sure if he had actually succeeded in hiding his number.
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But soon enough Mary settles into her journey, which her parents told her to take until the end of the line.
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The man on the other end of the line had been working from an apartment in the coastal city of Netanya.
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I always assumed that when those lines started to appear, it was the end of the line for the Game Boy.
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According to the reality star, there always seems to be an end of the line for the people treating her daughter.
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Which brings me to this question: Has Spicer reached the end of the line as the main briefer of the press?
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Also, the person at the end of the line can hear you say "Alexa hang up," which is sort of awkward.
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Phone calls can only last as long as the person on the other end of the line is willing to talk.
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But the logical end of the line for such a railway is as a load-balancer for local solar-power stations.
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By the time we reached the end of the line, it had made its way down and around several city blocks.
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I even heard her cry when the news on the other end of the line took a turn for the worse.
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It's here—in the end-of-the-line zones where born-and-bred Londoners live—that UK drill music was conceived.
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Sometimes they came by text, other times in phone calls, with an unidentified voice on the other end of the line.
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A few near the end of the line were furious, throwing up what I assume were gang signs with their fingers.
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When they called the following afternoon, the man on the other end of the line berated her for not having more.
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Most people would be ecstatic to pick up the phone and hear David Beckham on the other end of the line.
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But more often, the western horizon is the end of the line, where Springsteen's characters find themselves alone with their regrets.
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Yet if you take a train to the end of the line and walk a little, a different world is discoverable.
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"I was in the paint shop, body shop ... end of [the] line where we do final check out of vehicles," he said.
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Then she promises the person on the other end of the line they'll be taken care of once the money is wired.
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You mentioned before that all of the focus is on Bedford Avenue and Williamsburg, and not the other end of the line.
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The video, which is over two minutes long, only involves one man walking from one end of the line to the other.
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There was a time when you could safely answer your phone without already knowing who's on the other end of the line.
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There are a few scattered outliers from shows like A Different World and Family Matters, but that's the end of the line.
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End Of The Line Then, after the success of the Lancôme partnership, L'Oréal came to me to launch EM Cosmetics in 2013.
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A Russian number begins incessantly calling me, but when I answer there's only white noise at the other end of the line.
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Mr. Murray used a higher center of gravity, often vaulting from cool swing to fish-at-the-end-of-the-line agitation.
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During the Sunday buffet, Gorupo mans large copper pots, or cazos, at the end of the line on the restaurant's back patio.
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No F line station south of Church Avenue is accessible until the end of the line at Stillwell Avenue, 23 stops later.
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At the other end of the line, the family reassured her that yes, she'd have a bed, blankets, sheets and a pillow.
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A family of opioid dealers in a poverty-stricken town faces the end of the line in this tough, tight crime thriller.
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On the other end of the line was Dalton Shaffer -- the 18-year-old grandson of Steve, original owner of the pizzeria.
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I wanted to know where they all lead and what the people on the other end of the line hope to achieve.
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Perhaps because conservatives take the historical perspective that things go up and down, meaning any setback is not the end of the line.
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She deliberately gave the wrong address and the person on the other end of the line corrected her with my full home address.
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The person at the end of the line is usually thrilled to explain the finer points of measuring Britain's trade deficit with Luxembourg.
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But as I walked out of the conference yesterday, I couldn't stop thinking about the person on the other end of the line.
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But the kind gentleman on the other end of the line said that he'd send over a nicer cognac at no extra charge.
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Puerto Rico, like other non-voting territories of the United States, is at the end of the line when it comes to assistance.
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The biggest vulnerability isn't a password or an email address; it's the gullibility of the person on the other end of the line.
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The man on the other end of the line told her that her dreams would be funded by an angel named Dale Schroeder.
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Garvin, though, had only one phone call to go on, and a simple question: Who was on the other end of the line?
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That would seem to indicate a human being at the end of the line, as opposed to the scrupulous regularity of a bot.
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A corruption conviction was the end of the line for Chaka Fattah (D-PA) and a cocaine conviction toppled Trey Radel (R-FL).
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Down the hall from DeVitto, Judge Irene C. Feldman was hearing deportation cases, which constitute the end of the line for most detainees.
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I got up and walked to the end of the line and made them re-announce my name because I deserve my moment.
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They could talk to the person on the end of the line, maybe arrange a meeting, and maybe, just maybe go even further.
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The first — train 6696 — will stop at stations at the west end of the line, then run as an express to Penn Station.
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On the other end of the line was a reporter: Sabrina has been arrested in Canada at the request of the US government.
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I remember talking with Denise, the mother, about these menacing but also inane conversations she'd hear on the other end of the line.
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Eventually, as SUVs ascended and compact sports cars waned in popularity, changing tastes led to the end of the line for the Celica.
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The sun was setting on a late March evening as Mr. Perry listened to the voice on the other end of the line.
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Mexico, a lawless land on the other side of America's rapidly closing frontier, is the end of the line for the mercenary Bunch.
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The episode of the week for September 18 through 24 is "End of the Line," the first season finale of HBO's Vice Principals.
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This boundary is somewhat arbitrary, but it's located between the mesosphere and the thermosphere—a kind of end-of-the-line for the atmosphere.
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Her own professor is seen standing on a desk, dancing and jamming on the ol' tambourine to "End of The Line" by Traveling Wilburys.
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If so, could it mean the end of the line for the pizza makers and sushi masters whose job is essentially to assemble ingredients?
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So if you soon find yourself talking to a robot on the other end of the line with a disturbing frequency, you'll know why.
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Voice calls are better on the Dash Pro, too, in that people on the other end of the line can actually understand you now.
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Instead, it lets a FaceTime caller listen in on whatever's happening on the other end of the line—before the recipient answers the phone.
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When he does quit, I doubt he'll get the yearlong retirement tour that has become customary for stars at the end of the line.
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Normally, gas producers or their customers pay this fee, but can then sell the gas at the end of the line for a profit.
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It won't stop Microsoft producing a few handsets every year as a vanity project, but for everyone else it's the end of the line.
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The last game that really gave me a sense of someone on the "other end of the line" being a believable character was BioShock.
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State Department and National Security Council officials typically prepare scripted talking points and background on the leader on the other end of the line.
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AFTER RATTLING into the hillside outside Jerusalem for 7km, the little three-carriage railway reaches the end of the line, some 300 metres underground.
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It's that unseen catch at the end of the line that is panicking the bathers, who can't get out of the water fast enough.
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One thing I remember most vividly is, a couple of people got on at the end of the line, the bus was mostly empty.
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You wake them up at the end of the line, tell them you got to hop off, and then let them hop back on.
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If only the people on the end of the line could see the literal acrobatics we go through to pretend everything is under control.
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They had to bring someone on the end of the line to orgasm without being able to do much other than mime a blowjob.
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The person on the other end of the line asked where I was moving; I told them it was the same borough, different area.
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To many of the celebrities, foreign officials and wealthy businesspeople on the other end of the line, the story sounded like an elaborate scam.
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For another, California could find itself at the end of the line should Mr. Trump proceed with the extensive infrastructure program he has pledged.
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PARIS — Idrissa Gueye was at the end of the line, anxiously hovering on the fringes of a little clutch of Paris St.-Germain players.
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There, just north of the end of the Line of Control, the two nations hold front line positions some 20,000 feet above sea level.
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"I find those poetry circles extremely annoying and elitist," she explains, as I imagine her rolling her eyes at the end of the line.
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On the other end of the line was his friend Vladimir Demikhov, a pioneering transplantology surgeon, who told him about a potential patient named Inna.
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At the other end of the line there was a painter who confirmed occasionally working with kebab restaurants, just to make a little extra money.
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The acquisition marks the end of the line for Yahoo as a standalone company, a storied Web pioneer once valued at more than $100 billion.
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"A lot of it is some hopes here that we are getting near the end of the line on this U.S.-China thing," Gerlach said.
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These Google experts at the other end of the line will help you with figuring out any question you may have about a Google product.
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As Titus sings on the end of the line, Jacqueline runs to the meeting and Kimmy steals the bathroom key to throw into the river.
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The woman on the end of the line—a pleasant lady with a vaguely Midwestern accent—asked me if I had submitted a return before.
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She gave the man on the other end of the line her family's location and explained that she was sick and scared for her life.
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And while death is often thought of as the end of the line for your self, your body still has a long way to go.
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But the internet is an unforgiving place for yesterday's great idea, and Yahoo has now reached the end of the line as an independent company.
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" When Balz accepted the call and heard the voice on the other end, however, the "voice at the other end of the line was unmistakable.
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He was surprised to hear the head coach of the Coastal Carolina University men's basketball team, Russ Bergman, on the other end of the line.
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He screamed me off the phone with a profanity-laced tirade that probably scared the entire engineering school at the other end of the line.
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End-of-the-line candidates The top four are joined onstage by three contenders with much longer odds of winning the Democratic nomination: Minnesota's Sen.
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At the end of the line, he looked to Wags like "a carcass with no further purpose," like a walking symbol for a meaningless life.
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" Tesla said that cars coming off the end of the line are reviewed in detail in an effort to "produce perfect cars for every customer.
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At each end of the line were two white men in blackface who would tell slightly off-color jokes in an exaggerated, Southern, black dialect.
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"So, it was really at the end of the line for me, I feel like, to really be at the top of the game," he adds.
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It's also important to remember that, while this is an analysis of many experiments, it's not the end of the line for this kind of research.
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A few months ago, I wrote that Donald Trump would win the GOP presidential nomination – but that would be the end of the line for him.
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I asked the voice on the other end of the line for a name, some sign that our interaction had taken place between two human beings.
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Although you might want to refrain from admitting to your mooning, unless you know the person on the other end of the line won't take offense.
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Or maybe there was a fish at the end of the line, before it swam away with your hook when one of your knots came undone.
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But Pyongyang decided to shutter its end of the line in February 2016 because South Korea closed a joint industrial complex over the North's missile tests.
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But for venture-backed security companies that have yet to differentiate themselves and show a working business model, 2016 could be the end of the line.
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"He knew that company had reached the end of the line, and still kept hoping," presiding judge Roderich Martis said in the regional court in Stuttgart.
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On more than one occasion, his health said "this is the end of the line," and on more than one occasion, he managed to escape death.
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"It's about getting an acknowledgment at the other end of the line that they are still human," her colleague Sue Herbert, a social worker, chimes in.
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President Obama warned Great Britain it will move to the end of the line for U.S. trade deals if it pulls out of the European Union.
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Source: Scottish Natural Heritage "If we don't make some good decisions, it will be the end of the line for these traditional salmon cultures," he said.
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For August will mark the end of the line for those White House dreamers who fail to meet the DNC's rigid rules for debating in September.
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Unusual career path'I was practically the only non-engineer in the company at the time''Kind of a surreal moment'The HPE acquisition End of the line
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On the other end of the line is a guy telling you he's stolen your phone number, and he's about to steal all of your money.
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ROANOKE, Va. — Last year, on the day after Christmas, I picked up my phone to hear the mother on the other end of the line sobbing.
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Yes, and I think everyone's worked in a job where just the voice of your boss on the other end of the line sparks huge anxiety.
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"She'll start a line in a certain way, and by the end of the line she's taking you in a completely different, unexpected direction," she said.
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One customer said that when they spoke to customer service on the phone, they "heard a baby crying or whimpering," on the other end of the line.
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I head toward the end of the line, only to realize the line curves around the edge of the restaurant stall and continues for another 30 people.
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All too often, we overlook a vital link in the responder chain – the voice at the other end of the line when someone calls 9-1-1.
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Transmission lines are like mighty rivers that feed into urban water distribution systems, where the water/power travels to the end of the line and is consumed.
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But that will be the end of the line for S.M.U.; it is barred from the A.A.C. tournament as well as all of the national postseason tournaments.
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Once both parties are connected, each is given a random pairing of words to confirm the identity of the person on the other end of the line.
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At the other end of the line from his 2.5 pound Motorola Dyna-Tac prototype was Cooper's chief rival, Joel S Engel, the head of Bell Labs.
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This widely reported bug enabled callers to hear and even see recipients without the person on the other end of the line actually picking up the call.
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To the receptionist on the other end of the line, Duplex sounded like a bona fide person, complete with pauses and "ums" for more human-like authenticity.
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However, Mullen has also always been forthright about his struggle to balance real life and road life, and it appears he's reached the end of the line.
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But intrigued by the woman on the other end of the line, Mr. Lundy decided he wanted to talk again — via email — and Ms. Godfrey was willing.
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Those who were already predisposed to have the opposite opinion will hold it up as evidence that the current trend has reached the end of the line.
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The old-timer, who'd taken a phone call, sipped his own whiskey and shared his newfound trivia with whoever was on the other end of the line.
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There is a bottle of hot sauce at the end of the line in my cafeteria at school, and when it is not there, I am sad.
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He stole sleep in one-hour spurts, waking when the subway cars reached the end of the line, then hopping aboard a train going the opposite direction.
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The way the wind whipped on the other end of the line, the State Department's special representative for Iran knew the man he'd called was at sea.
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While Ellaria could still conceivably be rescued, it certainly looks like the end of the line for Dorne as a major player in the Game of Thrones.
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The couple had no reason not to believe the man on the other end of the line, who knew personal details about the family, including where they lived.
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We're happy for her…until the camera pans to reveal the guy on the other end of the line is Nate, posing as a shy stranger named Tyler.
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But this time, the voice on the other end of the line is speaking in English, not in Somali or the Bantu language they often speak at home.
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The man on the other end of the line said his name was Kris, but it was clearly not the same person she'd spoken to previously, LaSota said.
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Indeed, the AI pantomime was apparently realistic enough to convince some of the genuine humans on the other end of the line that they were speaking to people.
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Just talking to someone might help, but sometimes talking doesn't help, and the person on the other end of the line could commit suicide if the kid fails.
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It's an incredibly taut film, humming along on the intensity of Cedergen's performance and the voice of the victim (Jessica Dinnage) on the other end of the line.
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The Line 7 route in this town is serviced by electric buses that pause for two to four minutes over charging pads at each end of the line.
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"True Shred Guitar" is one of my favorite album openers ever and "End of The Line" and "Demons" are noise-pop magic but everything else feels like filler.
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Original article continues below... A new design patent suggests that the PlayStation Vita might not be the end of the line for Sony's handheld console lineup (via TechTastic).
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On the other end of the line is Wilkinson's new manager Troy, and he's got some bombshell news – a producer is putting together a Girls Next Door reunion!
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The GOP's unexpected consolidation of power in Washington should have marked the end of the line for this strategy, forcing the party to come clean with hard specifics.
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Very senior career staff—the people with most to lose by leaving, and most inertial power to quietly thwart Trump's excesses—are reaching the end of the line.
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I figure this is the end of the line for me and VICE fan Matt, who hopefully will read this post and eventually understand why I tortured him.
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Apple just unveiled this year's updates to the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, but it could be the end of the line for other devices in Apple's lineup.
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Though the station is no longer in operation, subway passengers can take the downtown 6 train to the end of the line, which terminates at City Hall station.
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Compare that to stiff, icy Clinton who once coldly told an adoring young woman to "go to the end of the line" after being asked for an autograph.
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Each repeats the same tasks in robotic fashion — sorting through components at the front of the assembly line, packaging the final product at the end of the line.
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The people on the other end of the line were athletes in search of a particular kind of fix: They wanted him to dope them -- via their genes.
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The $165 million production has gotten a little assistance overseas, earning nearly $250 million, but it may be the end of the line for the alien invasion series.
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Speaking to the gathered reporters, Carter said Buttigieg "doesn't know what he's going to do"-- a heavy hint that Buttigieg might be at the end of the line.
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They line Jamaica Avenue under the shuddering elevated tracks of the J train, which by the time it gets here is nearly at the end of the line.
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For many family farms, this can be the difference between continuing a multi-generation tradition, and seeing a way of life come to the end of the line.
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The woman on the other end of the line had a pleasant Southern drawl, which made her promises that I would get the money back seem extra reassuring.
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Above a pond in Terminal 3, a man held his smartphone so that a child on the other end of the line could watch an orange fish swim.
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When you're Taiwan, and on the other end of the line is President-elect Donald J. Trump, the first American leader to speak to you in 37 years.
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At the slightly more affordable end of the line, the ConceptD 23 starts at $2699.99 and will be available in November, with the Pro version starting at $1,699.99.
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But waiting at the end of the line, of course, is a Republican-controlled Senate, which would need a two-thirds vote to actually remove Trump from office.
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It looks to many people like, whatever momentum you gather on the front end, at the end of the line is a needle through which no camel can pass.
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After swallowing her reservations to side with previous moderate Republican nominees like Bob Dole, John McCain and Mitt Romney, Bengard has hit the end of the line with Trump.
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"As a filmmaker, I've always been attracted to really deep themes," Sanders told Refinery29 over the phone from Sundance, where she's getting ready to premiere End of the Line.
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It's Sierra's quick wit and thoughtfulness that makes Jamey swoon — even if it is over the phone, with him assuming it's Veronica on the other end of the line.
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She worries about when that happens, knowing the emotional toll it could have on dispatchers who already struggle with what they hear on the other end of the line.
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When he tried that, though, he found a human on the other end of the line, perplexed as to how their phone number had been used for prerecorded marketing.
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It was the end of the line for the former The Apprentice contestant, who had followed Trump from his 2016 presidential campaign all the way to the White House.
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That train was speeding toward the terminal before it plowed through the bumper at the end of the line and jumped onto the platform, witnesses and elected officials said.
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These boxes further dislocated the devices, acoustically and visually, allowing each user to inhabit an imaginary space shared only with the person at the other end of the line.
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The suggestions rolled in: Park the train away from the station, build a shed for it, park it at the other end of the line, turn the power off.
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When Maya Fischer answered, a nurse from the nursing home where her mother had been staying for more than a decade was on the other end of the line.
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The irony, in light of the murder she's soon to commit, is evident in the dreamy darkness of her tone, fading to nothing at the end of the line.
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Two brothers had shot and killed one another and their mother was on the other end of the line in dire need of a clean-up in her kitchen.
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In the other call, the voice on the other end of the line said they could not help but did ask if they'd managed to save the boat in question.
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Photo: Universal StudiosHarry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, the ride at the end of the line, consists of a series of benches that resemble church pews with heavy duty restraints.
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As part of the festival, Refinery123 also premiered the short film End of the Line, an adapted short story about a man who purchases a tiny man in a cage.
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He should remember that the man on the other end of the line is a murderer and a thug who seeks to undermine American national security interests at every turn.
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In other words, children wait at the end of the line because therapies are not sufficiently studied at the front end of the research process with both children and adults.
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The voice sounded extremely lifelike, even inserting sporadic "um"s and other human mannerisms into its responses as the people on the other end of the line shot it questions.
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He had just 500 receiving yards last season, and is turning 35 over the summer, so this may be the end of the line for a seven-time Pro Bowler.
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It was the end of the line for me—in a proverbial sense, I mean (although, yes, I'm sure I will one day meet my ultimate demise in Taco Bell).
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Because classes at TSU were in session that day, many people had a hard time finding a space to park that was reasonably close to the end of the line.
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The man on the other end of the line was a hedge-fund manager, this one a very close associate of Left's, at the center of his circle of sources.
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On the other end of the line was Christina (not her real name), a 26-year-old assistant in the sprawling family office of Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan.
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But a decrease in inspectors could leave the responsibility to companies' staff to spot signs of disease and remove unsuitable products, leaving USDA inspection at the end of the line.
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But a decrease in inspectors could leave the responsibility to companies' staff to spot signs of disease and remove unsuitable products, leaving USDA inspection at the end of the line.
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"They're nowhere near the end of the line on the Clean Power Plan," said David Doniger, director of the Climate and Clean Energy Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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"Most of this stuff is bogus," Eric Topol, a geneticist at Scripps Research Institute, told me as he scrolled through Helix's DNA app store on the other end of the line.
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"I've heard that they may be taking the girls in another direction this time, but this is not the end of the line for Jesse, because he's not dead," he explained.
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"I've heard that they may be taking the girls in another direction this time, but this is not the end of the line for Jesse because he's not dead," Astin said.
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On both sides of the busy shipping lane, people hope the bridge will breathe life into economically-deprived economies weary of being treated like places at the end of the line.
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" Petty also co-founded the 1980s supergroup The Traveling Wilburys with Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Jeff Lynne, penning hits such as "End of the Line" and "She's My Baby.
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Then there's Kern, a street fighter who is tasked with stealing an unusual cellphone and begins receiving instructions from a mysterious woman named Akima on the other end of the line.
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When he reached the end of the line, the departing commissioner embraced Mr. de Blasio and climbed into the back of the truck, waving and smiling as it carried him away.
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The woman on the other end of the line spoke another language — Tigrinya, a language spoken by many in Eritrea — but Ms. Gomeju handed the phone to a friend who translated.
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The person on the other end of the line promised to get her help: She'd be fine, and she'd get into one of the best addiction treatment facilities in the country.
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The original Play:5, launched in 2009, is the only speaker on the list and thus becomes the first Sonos speaker to reach the end of the line for software support.
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Robo Revenge generates a burner credit card number to give to the scammer on the other end of the line, who'll give up their contact information as part of the transaction.
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" Petty also co-founded the 1980s supergroup The Traveling Wilburys with Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Jeff Lynne, penning hits such as "End of the Line" and "She's My Baby.
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Breiding's photograph "End of the Line" shows a rubbing of a historical marker in the town of Keeler, which figured in the California Water Wars and the history of analogue photography.
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The train had come to the end of the line at the Atlantic Terminal Station in Brooklyn, officials said, but crashed into a small room just beyond the end of the track.
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It's the end of the line for Emmy favorites like Game of Thrones and Veep, who came in out of the gate with multiple nominations to add to their already impressive piles.
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When the woman on the other end of the line informs her the pastor isn't there, Boylan announces herself as someone visiting from out of town hoping to attend a prayer service.
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His new position on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals is an important one; appeals courts are the end of the line for the vast majority of legal cases across the country.
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When Beltran arrived in professional baseball as a teenager, he would stand at the end of the line in drills and watch others go before him because he did not understand English.
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In a secure conference room at the task-force headquarters in Chelsea, Fernandez said he appreciated the Encore team's efforts, but he thought they had come to the end of the line.
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At the moment, this is the end of the line for nearly half of the estimated 2640,216 migrants mostly from Honduras, part of a human "caravan" headed ultimately for the U.S. border.
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At the moment, this is the end of the line for nearly half of the estimated 4,000 migrants mostly from Honduras, part of a human "caravan" headed ultimately for the U.S. border.
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In the classic novel "Moscow to the End of the Line," Venedikt Yerofeyev's alcoholic hero at one point describes recipes for cocktails made from shoe polish, air-freshener, anti-perspirant, and gasoline.
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You're better off just asking whoever is on the other end of the line to not record vertical video, which is probably a lesson they should apply to the other filming duties anyways.
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On the other end of the line, I did not hear things I agreed with, but I did hear what my mom had to say, which is what I'd set out to do.
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" Cohen added that he "can't wait to do" the crossover series, but cautioned it would also come at the end of the line for the franchises: "It's something that we don't waste now.
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This allows AC voltages to be increased after generation, for more efficient transmission over longish distances, and then decreased again at the other end of the line, to supply customers' homes and businesses.
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She ended up pouring out her feelings to the woman on the other end of the line, a customer service rep known only as "Tonya KYY905," and an unexpected moment of bonding occurred.
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Still, this could also just be the first step in a general end of the line move for Smart in North America, especially if buyer habits continue to trend towards crossovers and trucks.
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All you have to do is dial #31# before entering the person's phone number, hit the green call button, and the person on the other end of the line won't know who's calling.
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"Getting all the way to the end of the line with the person you started out with is one of the most glorious things on the face of this earth," the poster wrote.
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Anyone who frequents Chipotle doesn't need a reminder that the green stuff is a few bucks more, especially at the end of the line when burrito nirvana is just a few seconds away.
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While we still have no idea what this promo really means, it's still pretty gut-wrenching to think about how Mona and Caleb might not make it to the end of the line.
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These stories are never easy to cover — you have to remember there are real people on the other end of the line, who depend on these jobs to support themselves and their families.
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As long as the zip lines are open, it's a pretty egressive way to get from A to B. I'm Carl Azuz and we reach the end of the line on CNN 10.
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"I was always the kid at the end of the line because my name began with W, and I always had big feet, and I was always wearing the wrong thing," she says.
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The train will not run in both directions between Manhattan's 8th Avenue and Brooklyn's Broadway Junction, but it will still operate at the eastern end of the line, from Broadway Junction to Canarsie.
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There was a pause on the other end of the line, and the voice repeated, 'It would really be in the best interest if you meant to give the ring as a present.
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When the South's officer asked if the North had anything new to say, the official on the other end of the line said "no" and hung up, according to the Ministry of Unification.
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No matter the nature of the need, they worked hard to fill it — all while making sure that the person on the other end of the line felt listened to and cared about.
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When a woman in Oregon, Ohio, placed an order over the phone for a large pizza, the 911 dispatcher on the other end of the line told her she had the wrong number.
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Of course the hiders responded by locking every object they weren't using to construct their fort — and that seems to be the end of the line as far as strategy in this game.
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When you're the leader of Taiwan, and on the other end of the line is President-elect Donald J. Trump, the first American head of state to speak to you in 37 years.
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But where once the interest regularly came from Madrid or Milan, these days the voice on the other end of the line, teams say, is more likely to be calling from Beijing or Shanghai.
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If Iowa is the end of the line for O'Malley, he'll deserve credit for having pushed Clinton (and, arguably, Sanders) to lay out stronger and more detailed proposals for solving the planet's biggest challenge.
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Playlist: "If There Is Something" / "Bitters End" / "Beauty Queen" / "Mother of Pearl" / "A Really Good Time" / "Love Is the Drug" / "End of the Line" / "Angel Eyes (7" Single)" / "Still Falls the Rain" / "Oh Yeah!
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Photo: GoProAt the top end of the line is the $399 GoPro Hero 3003 Black, but you're going to have to look really hard to see what's new versus its predecessor, the Hero6 Black.
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Bruno, a six-axis beast, can pick up pizzas off the end of the line and put them into the oven without the training typically required to master the use of a pizza peel.
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It was created to minister to the generations of men who gravitated toward the Bowery, long seen as a desolate, end-of-the-line outpost where the minutes were often measured sip by sip.
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He carried a metal detector as casually as a cane, rode the A train to the end of the line to sift through the tiny treasures that the Rockaways, like some obliging oyster, betrayed.
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Susannah and I are on the phone in the middle of a slow Tuesday and I can't stop thinking how weirdly grateful I feel for her voice on the other end of the line.
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Often the man on the phone next to you would be begging whoever was on the other end of the line to put a little cash on his books for ramen noodles and coffee.
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Google has built a system called Duplex that can phone a local restaurant, make reservations, and fool the person on the other end of the line into thinking the caller is a real person.
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With the Liverpool fans singing "Don't sack Mourinho" it was the end of the line for the Portuguese coach after two-and-a-half years - and came 11 months after he extended his contract.
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The medical director on the other end of the line doesn't want to give me the time of day, so he or she immediately starts reciting whatever internal insurance criteria my patient doesn't meet.
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The person on the other end of the line will hear a message stating that the call is being recorded and translated through the service, which will be very clear once the conversation begins.
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The woman on the other end of the line was wonderful, but ultimately couldn't help the desperate cooks because they didn't know how much the turkey weighed, nor did they have a meat thermometer.
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Washington (CNN)Once articles of impeachment are voted on in the House, the fight will head to the Senate for a trial, but that won't be the end of the line for House Democrats.
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I've seen arguments about a clear line of conservatism through the post–New Deal years, and it's also possible that we might consider Trump the end of the line of Schlafly-style social conservatism.
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The company showed a demo where Google Assistant called and talked to humans on the other end of the line in order to do basic things like make a hair appointment or a restaurant reservation.
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AB0UT THE COLTS (3-14): Sunday could mark the end of the line for coach Chuck Pagano, who is on the hot seat as his team will miss the playoffs for the third straight year.
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The big mystery is whether this is the end of the line for the Disney XD animated show, now that it's crawling closer and closer to the events of Rogue One and A New Hope.
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The team has been sending extra signals out to spur a response from Opportunity and will continue to do so for the next few weeks, but even that won't be the end of the line.
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You have to take the subway to the end of the line then transfer to a bus for a 45-minute ride out to the edge of the city for a 7:00 AM appointment.
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Almost five years later, Odom was on a conference call with the Spurs' entire staff, raving about Duncan's character to the point where he sensed "a growing restlessness" on the other end of the line.
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He took a Métro to the end of the line and continued by foot and by bicycle, first for Bayonne, where he had been told, erroneously, that he might be able to board a ship.
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Recent polling indicates that Americans believe their elected representatives pay attention primarily to deep-pocketed donors, then they listen to lobbyists and, finally, at the end of the line, they pay attention to the voters.
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UPSCALE Mr. Wolfe recommended taking the Powell-Hyde cable car ($7) to the end of the line and walking over to the Buena Vista Cafe for breakfast and one of their famous creamy Irish coffees.
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In the process, he's conjured some of the magic of those early memories in Joe Sisay's living room, and at that piano, in the semi-detached house in Morden, at the end of the line.
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By the end of the line, Neeson again proves that nabbing a ticket when he's involved seldom makes for a bad ride, even when, as in this case, it's kind of a simple-minded one.
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First, they may have come upon Trump Tower phone calls if a targeted foreign agent was on the other end of the line — this method comes from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, or FISA court.
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For now, this is the end of the line of McFarland, but with these dueling documentaries, the death of Fyre Festival and his entrepreneurial career before prison will be fresh in people's minds for a while.
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At every turn over the last two years, when Trump found himself against the world, Barrack on the other end of the line, dispensing frank truths while pleading to the offended that Trump meant no harm.
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"They are able to listen to you and your emotions in a way that's non-judgmental and comforting so callers feel like they can trust the person on the other end of the line," Sinwelski said.
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For ground-based telescopes that may be the end of the line, says Matt Mountain, who is president of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, and who oversaw the construction of the Gemini telescopes.
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A male voice on the other end of the line told Greg Mulvihill, who had spent the previous year in a custody dispute over his infant son, Kale, that he was holding incriminating evidence against him.
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I hadn't slept properly in 36 hours, and I was tempted to tell the long, winding story of my life to the person on the other end of the line, as if she were my therapist.
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The moment the ref said, "I intended to blow the whistle," whoever was on the other end of the line should have said, "No, you clearly didn't," and they should have figured out a real call.
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His aim is to characterize his legislation as the end of the line for hardliners like senators Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, beyond which Republicans will have to make their peace with the Affordable Care Act.
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But mostly, she thinks about the months she and Elijah spent on the subway, riding back and forth from one end of the line to the other, after they were evicted from their apartment in 2015.
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The woman on the other end of the line didn't have an answer, nor did anyone else except for a vague explanation about the procedure's coding on the bill, something Gelin said she still doesn't understand.
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She has obligations not only to you and your fellow passengers twitching in annoyance, but to a host of others, including the nursing and secretarial staffs and the cleaning crew at the end of the line.
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Even the information about who's on the other end of the line is obscured from view, so outsiders can't easily scan carrier records or internet service provider records to discover that two parties were in touch.
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Vienna's No. 71 tram leaves from outside the old Vienna Stock Exchange building in the city's central district, and reaches the end of the line 40 minutes later, at the gates of the Vienna Central Cemetery.
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This show ought to be seen as a product of that debate: When you take the anti-irony train all the way to the end of the line, one place you can end up is 'Nanette.
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But there's a problem: If the bond queue gets too long, people near the end of the line could lose faith that their investment will be repaid at the promised rates, triggering a crisis of confidence.
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The picture is equally bleak on the R line, where 24 of the 230 stations between Atlantic Avenue Barclays Center in Downtown Brooklyn and the end of the line in Bay Ridge lack accommodations for wheelchairs.
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The story in the film, "End of the Line," was local, but potentially had broad appeal: A train line gets shut down, residents and businesses feel the pain and an aging city struggles through necessary repairs.
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The man on the other end of the line said that the property's bathroom wasn't working, but that he was able to put them up in a much bigger place until a plumber could fix the problem.
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The winner gets to continue, and the loser goes back to the end of the line while their side has to start over from the beginning and try to stop the other team from reaching the end.
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Still, he does not expect that this week's vote will be the end of the line, given that psychologists have been arguing about the legacy of their profession's role in abusive interrogations for more than a decade.
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As for whether a resurrection is in the cards down the road, the jury's still out — VW didn't rule out the possibility when it announced the end of the line, but it also didn't commit to anything.
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Egypt last year raised metro ticket prices to a maximum of 7 Egyptian pounds per trip to the end of the line, from a base fare of 2 pounds, in a move that angered millions of commuters.
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Or so you think... There might not be a fish at the end of the line, but even if you don't feel anything, you're gonna have to reel in, check your bait, and put it back in.
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The New Hampshire secretary of state's office said earlier that police cruisers had marked the end of the line, effectively preventing anyone behind them from reaching the high school, but that talks continued beyond the initial deadline.
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Reed has no way to know if McLemore is telling the truth, or if he is just radically lonely and desperate to find a voice on the other end of the line, or at least an ear.
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On the other end of the line was Valerie Bell, the mother of Sean Bell, who was killed by the police a decade ago outside a Queens nightclub, where he had been celebrating at his bachelor party.
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He explained the supply chain like this: Wholesalers sell to middlemen, who "step on" the heroin, diluting it with all manner of cutting agents, to increase their profits when they sell to end-of-the-line distributors.
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" He stumbles during his first few calls, unable to connect with the strangers on the other end of the line — that is, until an older colleague named Langston (Danny Glover) shares some advice: "Use your white voice.
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" Graham said arresting those on the list was part of the job, so "it makes sense for us to arrest aliens with final removal orders as they represent the end of the line in the removal process.
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To the Editor: Re "Amazon's Move Signals the End of the Line for Cashiers" (Business Day, June 19): Like it or not, history tells us that change in all aspects of life, occasioned by technology, is inevitable.
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"We're the end of the line," said Sara Schreiber, the forensic technical director, walking through the autopsy rooms to talk about the office's part in the opioid addiction epidemic — a crisis that has hit especially hard here.
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There was the way David Holmes, a career foreign service officer posted in Kiev, demonstrated with his hands how Sondland recoiled from his unsecured cellphone as Trump screamed his greetings on the other end of the line.
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It's the end of the line for the Italian continental train system, and for most tourists, it's the place to catch the ferry across the Strait of Messina to Sicily, not a place to hang around in.
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On the other end of the line was the leader of an upstart left-wing party called Left, Ecology, Freedom (SEL), who was looking for people from outside of politics to join his list for the upcoming elections.
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The Gucci from that fateful day—who'd go on to serve nearly three years in prison before getting released in May of 2016—is not the one on the other end of the line during a recent conversation.
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The United States steel sector has reached "the end of the line" despite efforts by the Trump administration to revive the industry, UBS told clients on Tuesday, advising investors it may be time to ditch the metal stocks.
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"We had the dovish Fed comments yesterday but there is still concern in the market about central banks coming to the end of the line in terms of their ammunition," said Rabobank fixed income strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor.
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The pinnacle of that was the most perfect beans, at the end of the line, had 15 to 20 percent chopped off just to fit them into stupid 9-centimeter punnets that supermarkets were asking farmers to use.
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Mr. Ortega and Mr. Ahmed do a lot of the work themselves, with help from two workers at the end of the line, who blast cumbia, a rhythmic folk music, as they pack the fresh tortillas in stacks.
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What seemed to be a possible end of the line for the mosque came on Monday night, when after a heated, six-hour-long meeting at Bayonne High School, the city's zoning board did not approve the idea.
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"[E]very time one of these governments got close to opening their doors, the phone would ring in their foreign ministries and on the other end of the line would be a very senior American official," he said.
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After his chat with Putin Friday, Trump sounded like a lovesick teen as he said he just knew that the guy on the other end of the line was smiling as they discussed Russia's attack on the 20163 election.
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I asked the nameless voice on the other end of the line if there's much of a scene down in Sennen, if the pub's packed night after night with music mad revellers ready to party long into the night.
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So we've gone out to Canarsie, the end of the line, to talk to people, and their concerns are different from the concerns of a student who's in high school and lives in Williamsburg, who we're also talking to.
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"We think politicians generally believe that central banks have come to end of the line on monetary policy and stimulus will now have to be fiscal, which probably means increased government spending, rather than lower taxes," said Bentley-Hamlyn.
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Security is only as strong as the employee who tapes his passwords to his cubicle, the overworked guard at the front desk and, yes, the person on the other end of the line when you call the help desk.
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Others say the weak performance of these supposed giants is a sign that the market is about to crash, on the theory that if even the smart money can't make money, then it's clearly the end of the line.
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Unless the Imperial Household Law is revised to admit women as heirs to the throne, the teenage Hisahito could be the end of the line, and debates over the validity of enthronement ceremonies and their cost could be moot.
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This week, we discussed [SPOILERS, obvs] the probability of getting an envelope with a ringing dumb phone with a hacker on the other end of the line, dead man's switches, hacking cameras at Grand Central Station, and honeypot houses.
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We want to be treated well, we want the human on the other end of the line to correctly pronounce our name, we want them to be friendly even when we're not, and (most importantly) we want our problem solved.
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One of the analysts asked Spiegel if Snapchat should add a News Feed to the app, or a never-ending stream of posts and updates, instead of just Snap Stories, where users may eventually get to the end of the line.
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She was told that in order to advance at Tesla, she would need to "increase the direct run rate at the end of the line by a rate that was unattainable and not expected of the male engineers," the lawsuit reads.
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Its ruthless nature means that we are often the end of the line for the virus: a host like us that gets too sick too fast, that dies too quickly, cuts down the virus's ability to jump into a fresh body.
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It uses a strategically placed mic to capture both your voice and the voice of the person on the other end of the line, and saves recordings to a microSD card, including a log file with time stamps for each file.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Mike Bryan's cellphone rang recently and the policeman on the other end of the line told him his home security alarm had gone off one thought flashed up in his head — is my Olympic gold medal safe?
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By that same token, it's hard to imagine anything that'd delight Bucky more than a dog who reminds him of his very best friend, Steve Rogers, and seems equally determined to stick with him 'til the end of the line.
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AI is working to develop a virtual assistant of its own that can handle the more basic and repetitive calls from customers to help free up agents for callers who need a human on the other end of the line.
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Off in the distance the long, long, short, long whistle of the freight train signaled to those at the end of the line they best move away swiftly from the tracks because the CSX line would barrel through in seconds.
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While most of us opt for texting or email to keep in touch with friends, family, and colleagues, sometimes there's just no substitute for picking up the phone and hearing the person's voice on the other end of the line.
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The person on the other end of the line asks Martin to prove that he is white, quizzing him on topics that only white people are supposed to know: America's favorite pie, Barry Manilow song titles, the ideal sandwich condiment.
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In the midst of an epic phoning session, Brady and Sam receive a call of their own, and the man on the other end of the line has the kind of calm but sinister voice that cuts through their cockiness.
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In the other accident, in January 13, a Long Island Rail Road commuter train came to the end of the line at the Atlantic Terminal Station in Brooklyn, but crashed into a small room just beyond the end of the track.
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By tapping into those skills — and using some other forms of deception, like an app that can change her voice to make her sound like a man — she convinces the person on the other end of the line to hand over private information.
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Yes, there's been experimentation on the lower-end of the line—the MacBook's sudden lack of ports stunned the internet about a year and a half ago—but the high-end laptop, designed for "real work," hasn't been significantly updated since 2012.
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" "They were pretty liberal about where they established the end of the line in traffic," according to Scanlan, who also told CNN that the Bush campaign -- and no others -- had called his office to "just kind of monitor what was going on.
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When it comes to the lithium-ion batteries in everyday devices, consumers tend to put them in the recycling "hoping that somebody at the end of the line will recycle them eventually," said George Kerchner, executive director of the Rechargeable Battery Association.
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Perhaps the bank fraud witnesses spent so much less time testifying compared with others earlier in the trial because they were at the end of the line, representative of the victims -- the bank shareholders -- collectively talked into lending millions that couldn't be secured.
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But given the fact that David Lynch is in his 70s, Mark Frost is in his 60s, and just reassembling the cast for this series felt like a minor miracle, I'm guessing this is it, the end of the line for Twin Peaks.
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One, widely considered the more likely, involves Amazon convincing Australia's big publishers to provide steep discounts and promises of faster delivery, driving down prices and author royalties for all books, and possibly putting independent booksellers' orders at the end of the line.
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But if this week's moves mark the end of the line, the 24 percent gain this time will have fallen well short of previous rallies between 1995 and 2002 and 1978 and 1985, when the dollar gained respectively 53 and 34 percent.
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While the simple robot does not possess anything near artificial intelligence, it does understand speech patterns and inflections, so it can monitor what the telemarketer is saying, and then do its best to try to keep the person on the end of the line engaged.
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It's the rare character who doesn't end up in mortal danger at some point over the course of the series, but when it comes to Sophie Turner's Sansa Stark, we're rooting that she makes it to the end of the line alive and well.
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We tend to judge spelling mistakes and grammar errors more harshly when the messages are from people we don't already know—probably because we don't have any other reference points to judge the character of the person at the other end of the line.
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His actions, too, have showed a lack of sound judgment, and many thought he had come to the end of the line as governor when he tried to get a charter school to withdraw a job offer from a Democratic opponent or lose state funding.
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Individuals who call the number are greeted by an operator on the other end of the line, posing as a Microsoft or Apple employee, claiming that they need remote access to the user's computer so that they can fix the problem, for a fee.
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The same person also told the person on the other end of the line to "tell your boss," a reference intelligence officials believe is the strongest evidence yet linking de facto Saudi leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Khashoggi's murder, according to the Times.
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The ruling is probably not the end of the line for Mr. Bulger, who was once one of the nation's most-wanted fugitives: He has the right to appeal the panel's ruling by asking for a hearing before the full court of six judges.
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Yet to look at music as the source of the problem is a blunt refusal to peel back the layers of society, to neglect the reality of the environment sitting at the end of the line, to turn a blind eye to root causes.
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Where Sega fell down slightly during this period was in the console ports of its arcade racers—the company wouldn't really get them right until the Dreamcast era, arguably too late given that system's unfortunate end-of-the-line status in Sega's home hardware history.
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Scott, a former reporter for the Times and the biographer of Ann Dunham, Barack Obama's mother, writes with both dispassion and passion, pitiless wit and something like love as she describes generations of secrets and the end of the line for her family's preposterous fortune.
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But how intimate is it, exactly, when you count up all the participants: yourself, your phone, your data carrier, the person on the other end of the line, their phone, their data carrier, the corporations who run the servers that move your messages to and fro.
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There were so many unanswered questions: Did the person on the other end of the line know that they were talking to a robot, what happens when Duplex gets things wrong, and more importantly, what does Duplex mean for the future of phone calls as a whole?
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"They waited until there was a dime left, denied her the opportunity to eat the lunch that she had [been served and tried to pay for] and then she had to go to the end of the line to wait for a PB&J," Dwight told WISH.
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They never had physical sexual contact, but when Rice lived in Nevada, she remembers several late-night phone calls during which Kricfalusi said, "Repeat after me: John's dick slides in my puzzy" (his pronunciation of the word) while he masturbated on the other end of the line.
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The House Republican on the other end of the line told the president that the bill would, indeed, look after people so long as it kept in certain provisions, like allowing states with expanded Medicaid coverage to keep adding people until at least the end of 2019.
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Cherchesov knew what everyone was thinking: that his Russia team, the lowest-ranked in the field, had surpassed expectations as the host of the World Cup but would surely reach the end of the line when it took on Spain, a former world and European champion.
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Sanders has heavily campaigned in Massachusetts ahead of Tuesday, holding rallies in both Boston and Springfield Although a victory for Warren in her home state is far from assured, supporters have said a loss need not be the end of the line for the Massachusetts senator.
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Loesser, Cole Porter and Stephen Sondheim, three of Mr. Yazbek's idols, could aspire to nothing higher than Broadway success — though Mr. Sondheim, coming at the end of the line, eventually grew so disheartened that he threatened to give up musicals for murder mysteries or video games.
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In that scramble for control by President Bashar al-Assad, by rebels and their international backers, and by radical jihadists, Idlib has become an end-of-the-line dumping ground for fleeing civilians and the largest bastion of the heavily armed local branch of Al Qaeda.
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On the other end of the line, 5,900 miles away, Mr. Schiff, the top impeachment manager, was preparing to stride into the Senate chamber to begin arguing the House's case, and the speaker wanted to compare notes before she slipped into a gathering of world leaders.
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More than one person trotted out a cliche, but a most apt one ("Shine on you crazy diamond"), while still others spoke for almost everyone who boarded the Shit Town Express and rode it to the end of the line: We all found ourselves truly mourning a total stranger.
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In Newark, airline workers pushed carts loaded with bags of chips and bottled water along a queue of passengers which snaked through Terminal B. Near the end of the line, Daniel and Laura Merza and their two children still hoped to make it to Tampa, Florida, for a vacation.
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"I speak today with resolve to say that this is not the end of the line for Afrezza, or MannKind, by any means," Matthew J. Pfeffer, the chief financial officer of MannKind, said in a brief conference call with investors and analysts, during which the company took no questions.
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And the "psychic" on the other end of the line was not TV's Miss Cleo—who in fact was an actress and playwright from Los Angeles—but one of dozens of contract "readers" who got paid based on how long they could keep a caller on the line.
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What does this automation mean for the person on the other end of the line, who won't be sure if they're dealing with an especially obstinate customer or a malfunctioning AI. Every time Google I/O rolls around, I'm reminded of Google's immensely powerful position in our daily lives.
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"The risks around the calls are not that we're going to get more easing than our economists expect, but that we might actually get less," she said, noting that some central banks may have begun to indicate that unconventional policy measures were nearing the end of the line.
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On the other end of the line, in LA, is Richard Lewis, the 70-year-old stand-up comedian, and actor who, since 2000, has been appearing alongside Larry David in Curb Your Enthusiasm as David's long-suffering best friend, a role he also plays in real life.
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We seem to be at the end of the line in terms of interesting innovations in smartphones — each new one will get us faster processors and maybe slightly better battery life, but beyond that, these things seem to have reached the natural limit of how amazing they can be.
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They knew what was up if I rang and they'd just pick up the phone and leave it off the hook at their desk and I'd improvise stuff to say to the nobody on the other end of the line while secretly reading a magazine under my desk.
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At the other end of the line were a computer programmer who had raped his "sort of girlfriend," a painter who had raped his acquaintance's wife, and a school custodian who described 10 to 15 rapes as a means of getting even with "rich bastards" in Beverly Hills.
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Stan posted a screenshot of a fan&aposs response to a recent Marvel UK and Ireland tweet, which featured a video commemorating Steve and Bucky&aposs friendship with the caption, "Together until the end of the line" (in reference to a recurring exchange between them in the movies).
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There is no engine at one end and no caboose with an observation platform at the other, but like so many trains — the Twentieth Century Limited, the Rip Van Winkle, the Phoebe Snow or the Southerner, to name only four — this one is approaching the end of the line.
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A. If you are getting multiple calls each day and the caller is not leaving a message (or hanging up after a couple of seconds), your number is most likely being dialed by scammers trying to confirm that a human exists on the other end of the line.
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Even President Barack Obama, who tried to avoid being accused of meddling, got into trouble when he warned Britain, before the referendum, that it would go to the end of the line in future trade negotiations with the United States if it voted to leave the European Union.
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When the time comes, as it assuredly will, for Mr. Trump to pick up the phone to make tough requests of traditional allies in moments of crisis, he shouldn't be surprised if it is the person at the other end of the line who ends the call abruptly.
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While many popular haunted houses like NYC's Blood Manor are more about moving you from room to room until you get to the inevitable end of the line (likely having had seen at least one terrifying clown along the way), This Is Real puts you in charge of the action.
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The relationship between Steve Rogers and his "end of the line" BFF Bucky Barnes has been explored in essays both more and less steamy than this one, but for the sake of argument I'll adhere to the Marvel Studios hardline, which is that Steve and Bucky are both (?) heterosexual men.
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"This issue is about real people who are terminally ill, facing the end of the line, and want to have one more shot at life," said Starlee Coleman, senior policy adviser at the Goldwater Institute, a conservative public policy think tank based in Phoenix that supports right-to-try legislation.
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But Blake said he owed it to them because they were crying out for help and, whether they'd reached the end or not, at the very least they expected a formal presence on the other end of the line, the voice of reason dressed up in a jacket and tie.
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The order, published Thursday morning, may sound like the end of the line, but in fact this is the green light for everyone in the country, from citizens to attorney generals to governors and senators, to begin the official battle against the FCC's ill-advised, technically backwards, and deeply unpopular rule.
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" Hostage negotiation comes up in Season 1 of "Clear+Vivid," in an episode featuring former FBI negotiator Chris Voss, who tells Alda he uses empathy and identification to relate to the person on the other end of the line, often using phrases such as, "I completely get where you're coming from.
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During its original demo at last May's Google I/O developer conference, Duplex's system mimicked human speech so well that it immediately raised ethical questions about how much an AI bot should sound like a person, and how that should be disclosed to the person on the other end of the line.
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Google's new artificially intelligent personal assistant, Duplex, was shown making phone calls to small businesses and imitating a human voice, down to the pauses and "ums" that characterize natural speech, with the people at the other end of the line carrying out a conversation seemingly unaware they were speaking to a machine.
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You might have to move the phone around a bit to get that aspect of Crystal Sound's abilities to work right for you, but In loud or crowded environments, that means hearing someone on the other end of the line while using the G8 can be a bit easier compared to other phones.
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At the end of the line on Monday, the migrants jostled to get into a giant concrete hangar where officials were processing them inside four big blue tents — one for adults, one for families, one for minors and one for the "vulnerable" — leading to six yellow tents, one for each destination region.
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The sequence might as well have been a nightmare: Kendall was forced to dial into the meeting instead of attending in person, running through stalled traffic while on his phone (leaving his supporters to wilt under Logan's gaze) and trying to interpret the stony silences on the other end of the line.
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" Aimee Bender on her short story "The End of the Line": "I'm the youngest of three, and so I didn't have a little sibling to persecute and adore in the way that older siblings, I think, can do, and so I think I was always obsessed because of that in the little people idea.
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More broadly, are we really to believe that sociopaths like James Holmes are hunched over their computers, searching for theaters within a certain radius of their home, calling up place after place to hash out the nuances of their weapons policies — all without any concern about arousing suspicions on the other end of the line?
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Facebook hit the end of the line in a long fight with New York prosecutors when the State Court of Appeals, in a 5-to-1 ruling, upheld lower court rulings that New York law does not allow a social media company to appeal a judge's decision to issue search warrants in a criminal case.
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In a small meeting with journalists at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, Google's senior vice president for hardware Rick Osterloh dropped a little bit of news: It looks like the Pixel laptop — Google's premium Chromebook and the original product bearing the Pixel name — has hit the end of the line after just two iterations.
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It's not clear if the calls are coming from Apple's iPhones or Watches but each time a call originates out of the Elk Grove facility, there's no one on the other end of the line and it's gumming up the emergency response system in the area, draining resources and possibly slowing down response teams in actual emergencies.
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After Trump bucked his party and most economists by announcing a new raft of tariffs on aluminum and steel produced by US allies in Europe, Canada and Mexico with the stated purpose of improving US security, leaders of those countries are letting loose in public, and with the President on the other end of the line.
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It's a standard, after all, and just like USB spelled the end of the line for parallel and serial ports, USB-C will eventually be the port to rule all ports, and those peripherals you're clinging to will someday, in the not too distant future, be deemed too slow or feature-poor to keep you competitive.
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The mini-game that plays out at the telephone clubs is like something out of Danganronpa mixed with extremely softcore imagery: you try to shoot correct responses to the query of the girl on the other end of the line, and as you answer correctly, an image of a woman sexily cavorting about in a bikini comes into focus.
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Others have speculated that Kelly himself could be on the way out or that the president might have reached the end of the line with his attorney general, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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But its pitch relies first upon scaring parents — your kids are going to text anyway, they tell us, and there might might be a child predator on the other end of the line: We also heard some scary things, like a mom who found the online chat her 7 year-old had while playing a video game with an adult male stranger.
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Read more: Israel has been plunged into political chaos after Netanyahu failed to form a government — and experts say this could be the end of the line for himIf Netanyahu can't form a coalition, another candidate will be given a chance, or the country will be thrust into yet another round of early elections that would be unfavorable to all parties involved.
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As the door to an American Airlines flight from Sioux Falls to Chicago closed, a man in seat 4B wrapped up a business call and urged a colleague on the other end of the line to set up a war-room on Covid-19 to keep their company's customers informed on the virus and any possible effects on product delivery.
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Like "Just Mercy," which tracks the efforts of a lawyer (Michael B. Jordan) to clear the name of a death row prisoner (Jamie Foxx), "Clemency" ostensibly revolves around similar efforts, here concerning a doomed convict (Aldis Hodge) and his attorney (Richard Schiff), whose fight to call the verdict into question and forestall a fatal sentence is reaching the end of the line.
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Take the teal paper with horizontal rows of circular billows of smoke that form the word "freud" in lowercase script at the end of the line: this stands in for the story of an engraved cigar box given to Sigmund Freud in the early 1900s, passed down to his daughter, then to another psychologist, and finally to the Jewish Museum in New York.
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The particulars of the story are less important than the version that has lodged itself in our imaginations: the tape itself, a choppy cut of generically alarming images; the ringing phone, and the voice on the other end of the line whispering seven days; the inhuman form crawling out of the television; the waterlogged face peeking out from behind the wall of stringy black hair.
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The part of the night where you say, "cool, alright, good to meet you," over and over again, shaking hand after hand after hand, only to get to the end of the line and realize that the entire time you've been thinking about the footballer Alan Smith and how he weirdly seemed to just disappear overnight and shit you don't know what anyone in this room is called.
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