I'm Episcopalian, and I know when we end up at a high Episcopalian church—or my wife's Catholic and if we end up at an almost Latin mass—it's like a time machine.
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Sometimes that DNA can end up at a crime scene.
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Any judicial challenge could end up at the Supreme Court.
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The fight could eventually end up at the Supreme Court.
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Naturally, the two end up at the same high school.
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Serious question: Did they end up at the same airport?
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Probably wasn't supposed to end up at a thrift store!
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He wants it to end up at a reasonable point.
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How did you end up at Dog Is My CoPilot?
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And it likely will end up at the Supreme Court.
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Every night I go out I end up at Big Daddy's.
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We end up at North Italian and eat all the pasta.
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We end up at Crisp & Green, which I haven't tried before.
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Noisey: How did you end up at the People's Choice Awards?
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Because I knew it would end up at a kid. Yeah.
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Some graduates end up at the bottom of the earnings distribution.
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Noisey: So how did you two end up at this show?
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Especially if you were lucky enough to end up at Mimi's.
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Q: How did the Johns exhibit end up at the Broad?
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And then, at some point, you end up at Amazon. Yeah.
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Ah yes, here's the party you will probably end up at.
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The show is now in talks to end up at Amazon.
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VICE Games: What number of moles did you end up at?
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Add in the destination charge and you end up at $27,680.
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They happened to end up at the same recovery group meeting.
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They end up at emergency rooms when they are in crisis.
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VICE: How did you and your son end up at Covenant House?
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Ultimately, I did end up at a school with a dissection program.
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We end up at one of my fave places on Eat Street.
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Pay is lower too, and many quickly end up at private firms.
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She would end up at his place or her place with him.
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So how did The VOID end up at the mall in Glendale?
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Jaitley opposes this, fearing tax collectors could end up at cross purposes.
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The lawsuits could end up at the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court.
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Why did you end up at Axios and how did that happen?
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We Google some nearby sushi places and end up at Noori Sushi.
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Only by chance did we end up at the same house party.
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We always knew who will end up at the kitchen sink: grandma.
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Is it weird to go to Austin and end up at Anthropologie?
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We walk around afterward and end up at a bar down the street.
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So many of those groups end up at the bottom of the lineup.
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We end up at a little place known for having incredible lobster rolls.
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If they accomplish the hike, Rick will end up at Maine's Mount Katahdin.
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Bear right at the fork; otherwise you'll end up at the Kula Hospital.
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I bet you didn't think you'd end up at a place like this.
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You do not have to end up at the summit to experience joy.
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He found that most successful people don't end up at the top accidentally.
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We follow the fence farther, but we end up at a dead end.
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He&aposs from Ohio where these poor kids end up at these labor farms.
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We might end up at one end; we might end up in the middle.
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"Students end up at these companies and open up doors to us," added Thrun.
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"Black people don't always end up at the closest hospital to them," she said.
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"You move to Seattle for Amazon but you end up at Microsoft," she said.
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We meet up with our friend and end up at ChurchKey to thaw out.
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Capital Economics, a consultancy, reckons that the pound will end up at around $1.20.
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Legal scholars say that the case will probably end up at the Supreme Court.
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When you click through on this button, you end up at the page below.
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Still, Tabitha and Moe end up at Paper Tiger for their own lonely reasons.
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But with all four of us, we'd always end up at one another's throats.
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They all often end up at the bottom of a pile of jubilant teammates.
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I don't know whether this particular case will end up at the Supreme Court.
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It's these chunks of plastic and metal that will end up at the dump.
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Any challenge to Trump's pardon would almost certainly end up at the Supreme Court.
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The idea could eventually end up at all of its U.S. malls in some way.
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We walk around the mall stopping and looking in stores and end up at Sephora.
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But if these people were cremated in Wales, how did they end up at Stonehenge?
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And he may end up at 10 Downing Street, if his Brexit gamble pays off.
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It will take longer, but you will end up at the same place either way.
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I would get lost frequently but I always managed to end up at Kenwood House.
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Matt said he never expected Tryston to end up at Cook Children's, his lungs failing.
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After closing out, we end up at our favorite Mexican spot to end the night.
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Here are our takeaways in a case that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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Many Canadians whose travels take them to New York end up at the Metropolitan Opera.
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They all listen to the same music and end up at some of the same events.
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Where, once in a hundred years, you might even end up at a New Year's party.
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The case could end up at the Supreme Court and has major implications for the country.
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Instead of the revolution, you end up at the beck and call of cruel King Henselt.
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Yet get the policy wrong and scooters could end up — at very best — a frivolous irrelevance.
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Sadly, drinking alcohol is pretty much a surefire way to end up at least somewhat dehydrated.
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We end up at Xi'an Famous Foods — I LOVE their lamb dumplings more than life itself.
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We end up at a cute little brunch spot that specializes in fried chicken and waffles.
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But how did these two non-TV show stars end up at a party like this?
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We end up at an empty gin bar stocked with bottles from all over the world.
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Instead of the revolution, you end up at the beck and call of cruel King Henselt.
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"No matter where you go, you always end up at the same starting point," he explains.
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Yeah, that's not really Sharon's cup of tea, and the two end up at a restaurant.
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Conversely, if Trump wins, he could end up at war with his party's president for years.
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I end up at Anthropologie and find a pretty navy blue and white patterned ruffled dress.
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He said he was worried that every such dispute would end up at the Supreme Court.
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Barranco: God knows I still end up at, like, 2 in the morning watching Vine compilations.
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No matter where anyone goes throughout the night, they end up at this old-timey dive.
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I'll end up at CVS in the middle of the day on Tuesday, just wandering the aisles.
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Also, why did you end up at the table with the guy from the bride's father's work?
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The whole point of most marketplaces is to remove passion and feeling and…end up at price.
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The corporate tax may end up at Mr Ryan's proposed 20% rather than Mr Trump's desired 15%.
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The corporation tax may end up at Mr Ryan's proposed 20% rather than Mr Trump's desired 15%.
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However, there's always a chance you'll run into, well, yourself at whatever fete you end up at.
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Ally and Meadow flee from the men and end up at the Butchery, of course; where else?
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There were several very good schools in Brownsville, but Gio didn't end up at any of them.
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If you end up at a house party, hog the playlist and play the song on repeat.
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We end up at a dive near my house and I'm drunk so I invite him back.
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The pair end up at a club, where the party includes cameos from both Nav and Belly.
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His loot will end up at Ojai Valley Brewery where it will be transformed into craft beer.
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My results, in the end, were an exception because I didn't end up at my original weight.
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Come to think of it, this actually sounds like a lot of parties I end up at.
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Many end up at the 51st Bakery and Cafe, which is near where he parks the taxi.
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I am intrigued and really surprised at how these sorts of people end up at a gig.
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You'll have fun tonight, but the party you end up at will likely not what you expected.
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They could end up at the Kathmandu transit center of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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But if they somehow end up at Coachella next year, we have to plan a road trip.
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As you walk back to the mural by the entrance, you'll end up at the standalone buffet.
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Authorities don't know where the children may end up at this point, said Hestrin, the district attorney.
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CAT DADDIES TC: We might end up at one of my favorite cat daddy bars in Brooklyn.
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He estimated hurricane-related losses to the company would end up at $13 million to $15 million.
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Churchouse expects the price decline to end up at about 15-20 percent through the end of 2019.
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"Maybe they will end up at 4.625%, which would be flat to the 153s," said a DCM banker.
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Then there's the larger question about why certain emoji end up at the bottom in the first place.
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After the sex, they end up at that fated spot where they first met—remember that fun time?
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But Mr. Eppolito would end up at the center of one of the biggest scandals in department history.
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For this and other reasons, the amendment will likely end up at some point before the Supreme Court.
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The idea that every issue will end up at the Supreme Court is not borne out by experience.
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But which are actually effective, and which are doomed to end up at a discount store collecting dust?
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Y'all are serving misdemeanor warrants and this is where we end up at the end of the day?
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Plenty end up at a gym in Phoenix where they can stay in shape and trade war stories.
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Some trains end up at rail-to-truck hubs, where goods are transferred to trucks for local deliveries.
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Eric Wen, the founder of Blue Lotus Research Institute, expects them to end up at roughly 50-50.
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We Google breakfast spots near our Airbnb and end up at The Mill, a hipster-ish coffee shop.
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And there's nothing more disappointing than when you're expecting good food but end up at a tourist trap.
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Despite prominent highway signs, drivers occasionally take the wrong exit and end up at the tightly secured gates.
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So we'll end up at Il Cafe Latte, which is this place around the corner from our house.
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By the end of it, you should end up at a screen that looks like the image below.
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After an hour and 4,000 steps we end up at the nearest Te & Kaffi and S gets our lattes.
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We walk around and end up at the Wythe Hotel, where we get a beautiful view of the city.
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The only way to stop losing energy is to stop moving, so the balls end up at rest again.
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One of the big issues that LGBTQ advocates previously expected to end up at the Court was nondiscrimination laws.
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We end up at Tarantula where B. pays for our beers and we play a few rounds of pool.
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We end up at Pour House and I have a glass of wine and we listen to live music.
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Both albums render fundamental fractures in painful detail; they travel the same road and end up at different destinations.
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There's a chance the appropriations could end up at a lower level than the NDAA's total of $700 billion.
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This is how I want Halloween to sound, though I will likely end up at a shitty party instead.
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If Satan, the undisputed Prince of Darkness, was to go clubbing, it's likely he would end up at Berghain.
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He is likely to end up at second base, with the potential to play occasionally at first and third.
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There's plenty of nearby sports bars so I'm sure we'll end up at a walkable spot in due time.
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Inevitably we end up at Rucola in Boerum Hill, a neighborhood Northern Italian place with a country-house aesthetic.
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Cena and Fallon end up at a bar where Fallon exclaims, "Working out sucks" while drinking a Michelob Ultra.
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The ball continued into the corner, allowing Goldschmidt to score from first and DeJong to end up at third.
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We all end up at the same restaurant, and I share a table with the UK couple and American cousins.
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We end up at Kult Klub for the sole reason that they have a foosball table (my family loves foosball).
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She also has renewed purpose, and even hinted at where she might end up at the end of the series.
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However, if a deal is reachable, it would likely end up at a lower level than that, the source added.
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That's kind of what we always aimed to believe is necessary to end up at the top of the podium.
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Raymond Torres of Funcas, a think-tank, says he thinks the deficit will end up at about 2.2% of GDP.
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Like so many older cats who end up at shelters, Squeakers has had a few challenges in finding her forever.
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I think a lot of us seniors worried that we'd end up at a safety school without considering the benefits.
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The FBI said it was possible that more strange packages might end up at mail processing facilities in the area.
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Anti-abortion advocates hope the suit will end up at the Supreme Court, triggering a reexamination of Roe v. Wade.
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Both are outfielders who could end up at first base to stay out of the way of Nimmo and Conforto.
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Ms. Beeks, a mother of three, said her worst fear was to end up at the shelter where she works.
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Whether Kate or Leo end up at your local airport is not the point, said Mr. Peters, SITA's technology chief.
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Many politicians and other well-known figures end up at the Institute of Politics during a pause in their careers.
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I end up at a restaurant across the street and get a pizza and pumpkin cider, which is surprisingly good.
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If the country is going to end up at the same place, does it really matter how we get there?
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The pair, of course, end up at Lenny's apartment/hotel room, which is a swimming pool's length from the club.
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That's four, but one of the men would be too drunk to show up, so we'd end up at three.
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You could end up at a look-alike site out to collect your credit card details and other info, Hutt said.
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Data exposures stemming from misconfigurations endanger millions of records, and the gaffes don't discriminate—any data can end up at risk.
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Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) and Link end up at a Shepherd family dinner, and we get to meet more of Derek's sisters!
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And you end up at a place where Attorney General William Barr says: Look, you're making concessions to the Chinese government.
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They see drag performers, visit a strip club owned by the city commissioner, and end up at a clothing-optional bar.
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Eventually, June and Holly end up at the same stretch of road where Emily is dropped off by Mr. Weird Lawrence.
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Later, I end up at a different part of the bar and can't access the tab, so I open my own.
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Once Manafort is arraigned in New York, he could end up at Rikers Island, a troubled city jail complex, pending trial.
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"There's no point in talking to someone who's going to end up at Harvard," says a professor at a British university.
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That would likely lead to a fight over presidential power under the Constitution — and may end up at the Supreme Court.
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Among the insurgents, individual groups that refuse to attack civilians end up at a disadvantage compared with the groups that will.
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Numerous courts are considering cases challenging it, and it is likely to end up at the Supreme Court at some point.
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At other times, he pleads for prayer, admitting that there's no telling how he'll end up at the rate he's going.
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We end up at a really nice, but pricey, restaurant in Annapolis, MD, so I stick to a bowl of soup.
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Instead of finding new care in their homes and communities, many end up at different nursing homes far from their families.
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Later, after high school, he'd end up at Puff Daddy's Bad Boy studios, where he knew one of the A&Rs.
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We eventually end up at the Whole Foods and pick up groceries that we need for the rest of that day.
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Inevitably, some of the players who come out best in the familiar statistics end up at the top of Graham's list.
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Most of his hundreds of clients pass through or end up at one, or more, of these clubs at some point.
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I'm meeting my dad for dinner tonight (my mum is away with family) and we end up at a dumpling place.
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Getting out into the world is what helped him finally go to college and eventually end up at Yale Law School.
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It's probably not a place you would end up at unless you knew a Bulgarian, but it's a ton of fun.
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In the end, both cases could end up at the Supreme Court, putting a final resolution outside Democrats' preferred impeachment window.
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End up at the Japanese covered bridge, an arched pagoda built in 1593 and later reconstructed by the Chinese and Vietnamese.
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He's already signed with two teams when most guys are content to end up at one, and now he's on safari.
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Once Manafort is arraigned in New York, he could end up at Rikers Island, a troubled city jail complex, pending trial.
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Of course no one can be perfect all the time, so Moicano did end up at the fence from time to time.
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So what happens over time is that the things you're least likely to use end up at the top of the queue.
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Her story underscored a class divide: Richer women got safer abortions; poorer women were more likely to end up at a butcher.
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If she wins all the states Obama did four years ago, except for Ohio and Iowa, she would end up at 308.
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Many of the oysters also end up at Miles' own Poole restaurants, The Cruel Sea and Storm, where he makes oyster schnitzels.
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"If Intel can end up at $31 or lower, I can end up with 300 percent returns within three weeks," he said.
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Advocates worry about the women who want contraception but might end up at one of the 13 clinics that don't provide it.
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Professional shuttles, on the other hand, are made with demanding craftsmanship, and those are the ones that end up at the Olympics.
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They sort of end up at a point in their lives where they want to take back some control of their life.
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Several appeals courts have sparred over the constitutionality of the exception — with the decision likely to end up at the Supreme Court.
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But climbing a mountain is different from taking the tram to the top, even if you end up at the same place.
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She said she believed that sooner or later one of the recently passed abortion bans would end up at the Supreme Court.
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Haase says patients can often end up at one of two poles: one focused on catastrophe, the other essentially ignoring the problem.
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But still I think a lot of hardcore people do end up at RSA but it's just because of their industry commitments.
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We end up at a grocery store and he gets NyQuil, we each get a grocery store salad and some mixed fruit.
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We end up at a place called Boa Bao and, even though it's a trendy "Asian fusion" place, the pho is amazing.
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You meet one of these bearded men, whose name you now can't remember, and you end up at a restaurant called Maharlika.
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MATINEE After that, at around 3 or 4, I'll end up at the IFC Center or Film Forum or Angelika Film Center.
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They end up at his apartment one night after a gallery opening, and as usual he lays out the lines of cocaine.
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According to Deadline, Hulu is a likely home for the series, but it could otherwise end up at TBS, NBC, or Netflix.
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If that's the case, why do harder drug users tend to start with alcohol and marijuana before they end up at harder drugs?
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We wander around our neighborhood and end up at a vegetarian Thai spot, where we get a curry and a pad see ew.
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We hear thumping music and end up at a pizza place/bar with a band that could probably be described as vampire electronica.
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If you go through all the questions on the solar energy site, you'll eventually end up at a credit score website called Freescore360.
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You could end up at a sex shop, battling Obama's Blastoise at the White House, or even chucking balls at a Holocaust Museum.
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I know I'm gonna end up at FWB's house, so I throw extra work clothes in my purse and barely make the bus.
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The fast-food chain is going "modern chic" with four brand-new restaurant redesigns that might end up at a location near you.
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YOU AND CLAURE COULD END UP AT THE THANKSGIVING TABLE ONE OF THESE DAYS NO MATTER WHAT YOU GUYS SAY BACK AND FORTH.
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Too much caffeine is bad for you apparently—wouldn't want to end up at work on some kind of caffeine-fuelled office melee.
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The Alabama law was written with the assumption that it would face legal challenges and could ultimately end up at the high court.
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Who knew a farting unicorn would end up at the centre of a finger-pointing copyright storm in a teacup involving Elon Musk?
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That means the 5190 might end up at close to $400 in its max configuration, which is on the pricier side for schools.
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CTA was always destined to end up at the Supreme Court, because getting rid of agency fees would have required overturning a precedent.
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Since charity is not guaranteed, some of these people would end up at the whim of an insurance market unbound by government controls.
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Teen Beach Movie - A meta take on the Disney musical featuring a bunch of surfers who end up at a musical beach rager.
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However some tourists there expressed annoyance that a number of flights would end up at airports some 300 miles from their original destinations.
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Shopping with Alexa is 10 times better when you have a display and can see products before they end up at your doorstep.
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You end up searching the internet for hours, only to end up at your same go-to spot (trust us, we've been there).
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At most, it could end up at the Supreme Court, with lasting changes to admission policies that could reshape universities across the country.
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Their subsequent breakup puts a pause on this storyline until the penultimate episode, where the pair end up at the same drag ball.
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The best catches end up at this market, won by Milan's high-spending dealers at dockside auctions as the fish arrives on shore.
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Many aspiring pilots, drawn partly by wages that can top $603 an hour, want to end up at one of those big carriers.
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Most of the United States' recycling depends on consumers' good will — and millions of recyclable bottles and cans end up at the dump.
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I end up at the beach, take it in for a minute, then continue on up a big hill to our brunch spot.
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Two federal lawsuits have already been filed against the archivist over the ERA, and those could well end up at the Supreme Court.
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Judge Gorsuch will immediately face a public and private gantlet of scrutiny, and could end up at the center of fevered political maneuvering.
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When I end up at something like a baseball game I drink light beer to get with the vibe of all other beer drinkers.
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He'd eventually end up at Oxford, completing a degree in physics, but only because he tested into an elite school when he was 11.
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His unsanctioned street works deliberately challenge the idea of art as a tradeable commodity, but often still end up at auction, commanding astronomical prices.
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So it's possible that, say, Jezebel might end up at Refinery29, or Bustle, or someone else that wants a site aimed at young women.
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You couldn't keep it in a power station, because it would drop through the floor and end up at the center of the Earth.
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We end up at Byron Hamburgers because I'm low-key obsessed with chips and I figure a burger place will have some good ones.
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Better for Google to have DeepMind's AI talent working for it by proxy than for those people to end up at Facebook or Apple.
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The letter doesn't reveal how Amazon calculates supplemental earnings, and whether total earnings end up at $18 an hour, $19 an hour or more.
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If the USTR Robert Lighthizer initiates a section 301 investigation of China, it could take several months and could end up at the WTO.
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It's implemented some tools including "Snap to Store" which shows if users end up at a store or other location after seeing an ad.
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Everything from "I hit a button I end up at Grandma's house" to "it helps me stay in my lane" or something like that.
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And yet, for all the ways the election plays out online in real-time, we end up at the oldest of old-school conundrums.
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You end up—we go buck wild in Miami—you end up at Tootsies (another strip club), they have the best food in town.
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The Congressional Budget Office is forecasting that this year's deficit will end up at $534 billion, almost 22 percent higher than the 2015 deficit.
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At some point in your travels, you may meet up with a friend and end up at a cash-only restaurant or flea market.
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Fashion Diary PARIS — In a season of fashion-world uncertainty like the one just passed, with questions percolating — Who will end up at Dior?
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It was interesting seeing you end up at such a fancy establishment when you're very open about coming from a solidly working class background.
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Mandy Moore and Claire Holt star as sisters who decide to go cage diving, and end up at risk of being attacked by sharks.
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That pre-paid tuition can be converted to a credit for any institution if the child does not end up at a state school.
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Though the gates to the NSA's campus are clearly marked, drivers sometimes take the wrong exit and end up at the tightly secured gates.
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The bodies the trash collectors retrieve also end up at a municipal dump, but they are buried in unmarked mass pits around the edges.
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The battle could end up at the Supreme Court, much as it did in 2005, when the Bush administration challenged California's medical marijuana law.
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Ali told the woman what was going on with her, why she wanted treatment, and what kind of rehab she hoped to end up at.
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Kloepfer and her friend just happened to end up at the same bar, the Sandpiper Tavern, as Bundy, and meeting him would change her life.
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Sometimes the two sides do end up at an impasse, as the Evans family and their doctors seem to have, and their relationship breaks down.
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The short-term resolution would leave open the possibility that lawmakers fail to come to terms and end up at another impasse in mid-February.
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"AM: "I think that brings up a really important point about CrossFit: That it really depends on the kind of gym you end up at.
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Stop us if this sounds familiar: You end up at a cash-only brunch spot and the two closest ATMs aren't operated by your bank.
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Weber explained that temporary facilities are built specifically so that children don't end up at facilities not built for long-term or age-appropriate care.
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And it could kind of go any number of ways down the hill and end up at any number of different spots at the bottom.
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It is also impossible to make the best of the dirty toilet-having, bug-infested motel room the ladies end up at following the show.
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Sara Conca, model, artist, and patron at Wax, Chaos, and Life: Everybody would couch surf and end up at a table and have a drink.
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To rollout their plans of achieving "total domination" they end up at the Staten Island City Council, and get held up by local court proceedings.
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Orlando is home to many gay Latinos, so it felt like it was by chance, someone you knew didn't end up at Pulse that night.
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On Sundays, Oliver and I would take a long walk in the West Village and often end up at our favorite bookstore, Three Lives & Company.
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In both cases, the Hox genes tell a clump of embryonic cells that they need to end up at the far end of an appendage.
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Even though Moe claims to be a loner, she's the one who pesters Elodie with questions when they end up at the same trendy boutique.
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Even if you don't end up at the hospital you want to go to, most places have similar lists of what to what to bring.
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"When you end up at the Kennedy Center, you realize that, you know what, man that was really an against-all-odds story," he said.
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But since the 1990s, their share of the vote has been cut roughly in half and may end up at about 25 percent on Sunday.
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Their arguments may begin with different premises, but they end up at remarkably similar conclusions: the necessity of catering to a politics of white grievance.
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If you do end up at the NY Art Book Fair this weekend, I highly recommend checking out the following tables and their incredible zines.
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Calves that don't buck may end up at the slaughterhouse, but for those who do buck, it's a sweet life, at least according to breeders.
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Participants have to be in the right kind of repayment plan with the right kind of loan, and end up at the right servicer: FedLoan.
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And I realized I had a kid in front of me who was a welterweight who would probably end up at light heavyweight or heavyweight.
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I pop over to a couple of houses on my street and somehow end up at 7/11 to buy Hot Funyuns and Hot Cheetos.
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The club they end up at is kind of drab, so they willingly follow a strange man (Justin Welborn) who promises them a livelier time.
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The premise: On the night a teenage boy goes missing, his parents Kendra (Kerry Washington) and Scott (Steven Pasquale) end up at the police precinct.
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This was long before I thought I was going to end up at WFAN, and I thought, holy cow, who put this guy on the air?
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However, Good Trouble keeps both women from realizing their new connection throughout the episode, despite the fact that they both end up at Douro with Jesus.
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Visitors who happen to end up at the error page are met with a GIF of a determined Clinton trying swipe after swipe with her Metrocard.
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Tokens that crash end up at the end or delisted entirely, and it's interesting to see the dead coins near the bottom of this massive list.
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It's a perfectly middle of the road adventure that's unlikely to end up at either the top or bottom of anyone's list of Star Wars films.
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Why it matters: Multiple fights between the two branches of government will wind through the courts, with some likely to end up at the Supreme Court.
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It doesn't really matter what life choices you make; you end up at the same place, whether you prioritize career over kids, or kids over career.
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The legal challenges could at least slow down Trump's efforts to build the wall but would likely end up at the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court.
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Stopping the exercises completely, Defense Department officials say, would hurt military readiness in the event the United States does end up at war with the North.
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Marty and Bunny, wedded briefly long ago, end up at the same Malibu rehab, setting up a romantic-comedy-style meet-cute involving their respective offspring.
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The case likely would end up at the US Supreme Court, in which case we would finally get a definitive answer to this perplexing legal issue.
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Yes, he's going to Rikers, but he could end up at a medical unit where he will have a television and possibly a private phone, too.
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Those who are more attracted to Cantonese dim sum classics will almost certainly end up at a location of the locally based Tim Ho Wan chain.
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If it's not resolved at the counties, it will end up at the state board, and the state board will have to sort it all out.
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Oracle and Google have also fought a decade-long copyright battle over code in the Android operating system that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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The most obvious is that some end up at Stateville for reasons that are disconnected from culpability — coerced confessions, poor counsel, a racist jury, and so on.
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And thanks to a mix of component parts made from different materials—organic and not—they are difficult to recycle, and most end up at the dump.
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If a woman from PATHways has a baby born with the syndrome, they end up at Kentucky Children's Hospital, a few miles away from the small clinic.
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Bad Rap is provocative and dramatic, as rappers Dumbfoundead, Rekstizzy, and Lyricks end up at career crossroads, making choices that could determine whether they ever break wide.
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It estimates that net adjusted bond supply will up end up at 3 billion euros next year versus a decline of almost 300 billion euros this year.
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Edwards doesn't know yet why black infants are more likely to end up at a lower quality NICU and says that is a topic for future research.
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You end up at Starz, which is now run by Chris Albrecht, who ran HBO when it was doing "The Sopranos" and all of those amazing shows.
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All hillbillies need to do is work hard, maybe do a stint in the military, and they can end up at Yale Law School like he did.
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So you go through a bunch of ideas and you end up at travel and you say … Yeah, I almost went in sports, the business of sports.
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Edgerrin's already said he hopes Eden's good enough to ultimately end up at his alma mater -- The U -- and it sure looks like he's on his way.
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An Average WeekOn an average week I might end up at several grocery stores, but usually at some point over the weekend, I'll do one bulk shop.
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Even if you end up at the same outcome, you don't want people walking out of the room saying, "Well, I wonder why we didn't think of … ?"
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That would have eliminated VantageScore due to its ownership by the three largest credit-reporting companies, which provide the scores that end up at Fannie and Freddie.
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Essentially, this is fostering the beginning of a big court challenge over the Civil Rights Act's reach — one that could end up at the US Supreme Court.
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And during a trip to Franklin County, Iowa, I got to know the morning-coffee-table political divide (conservatives favor Hardee's, liberals end up at Rustic Brew).
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And when women go into labor, they are more likely to end up at emergency rooms with no obstetric care or to deliver outside a hospital altogether.
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If fiscal policy is contractionary enough that it pushes the aggregate demand schedule down to IS1, we end up at point A, well short of full employment.
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"The idea an unclassified Mueller report won't end up at least de facto public strikes me as totally ridiculous," tweeted the Georgetown political scientist Matt Glassman yesterday.
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After Adam and Eve are expelled from Eden, they become the parents of Cain and Abel, who end up at odds, with one brother murdering the other.
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Screenshot: Damn Joan/YouTubeIf you're searching for abortion care, be careful using Google Maps—you might end up at a crisis pregnancy center instead of a legit clinic.
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I eat the ham while strolling to quell my hanger and then end up at LêLê which is a Vietnamese takeaway spot that my tour guide mentioned ($45).
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She beat a former vice president tonight and she beat Warren, who was predicted to end up at least competitive with Bernie Sanders, given that she's from Massachusetts.
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Eventually, it will end up at your local arthouse theater for a limited run, before making its way to the glorious world of video-on-demand and streaming.
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We decide to eat dinner downtown instead of trying to find somewhere near Times Square and end up at a cute Italian place we've never been to before.
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Why did the Beatles end up at Abbey Road with a record contract in the spring of 1962 after having been turned down by EMI three times before?
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Watch the video above if you want to know how people end up at the top of your viewers list or the top of your Feed in general.
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Dinner turns out to be by far the best part of the night; L. and I end up at a sports bar across the street from our place.
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That decision threw Brazilian markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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The problem is that policy arguments are the weakest of all at this stage, and that's why this case is going to end up at the Supreme Court.
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Photo by joe daniel price via Getty Images Photo by joe daniel price via Getty Images Greg: So how did you end up at Oxford, studying tech ethics?
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If you're going to South Philly for a sandwich served on a hoagie roll, it's unusual to end up at a restaurant that's just about a year old.
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But if he does end up at the royals' Grampian retreat, there will be a lot of expectation that Scotland will live up to its Trump-hating reputation.
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But there are cows for whom the future is less grim—for example, those who end up at the Foundation Leemweg, the bovine nursing home of Bert Hollander.
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If you were to do both, you could end up at 21-83 faster than both Kosmic and Darbian, and give yourself a chance at getting the record.
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A federal appeals court will consider this spring whether the lawsuit should be allowed to proceed, a decision that will most likely end up at the Supreme Court.
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Apple told state regulators in documents I acquired using a Freedom of Information Act request that these electronics that end up at recyclers are not to be reused.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I did not expect to end up at a flea market in a dimly lit gymnasium, not on a 65-degree day in February.
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It's a beautiful night and I like being with B. We end up at a cute little bar andI'm excited because I know he lives in the neighborhood.
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Those who don't have the ability to capture and use that information end up at a disadvantage, and that's something that Prudential will also be trying to tackle here.
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Walk west, toward the beach, from Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station for about 22011 minutes and you end up at the Rebel Bar—ground zero for Israel's metal scene.
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When you add in the $1.25 billion investment from SoftBank, you end up at between $70 and $71 billion — though there remain some unknown investment sizes and valuation figures.
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The video starts with the two lounging and discussing their favorite guns before they end up at an outdoor shooting range accompanied by women in bikinis letting off rounds.
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If a federal judge orders Trump to give up his financial records and he holds steady on his refusal, the case could end up at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Follow the cops advice kids, you don't want to end up at a 7/11 stoned out of your gorge with all the other high zombies out for taquitos.
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If a child was unlucky enough to end up at group home, they often found themselves in an institutional snake pit with little oversight and often no way out.
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We would play on the paths and sit on the lawns of the graceful campus, admire the Stanford White buildings and end up at the colonnaded Hall of Fame.
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"When I end up at something like a baseball game, I drink light beer to get with the vibe of all the other beer drinkers," he revealed on Reddit.
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The next time his teammates ganged up on him, James would end up at the hospital—a different one this time—for rectal injuries inflicted by a coat hanger.
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And even if these devices are designed to capture minute snippets of information, people are wary of ways their conversations may end up, at best, in a targeted advertising database.
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The crown prince, in a rare foray into speaking English, said on Tuesday the Saudi pledge for $200 billion in investments would end up at $400 billion when fully implemented.
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Luckily for them, anti-abortion lawmakers have spent the past few years trying to pass extreme restrictions to trigger litigation that could one day end up at the Supreme Court.
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I have to go all the way home to get him, but there's no traffic at all, so we end up at the groomer by 1:30, right on time!
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Regardless of who wins at the trial, both sides are expected to appeal, and many believe the case will ultimately end up at the Supreme Court within a few years.
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Last winter, Arctic sea ice set a record for the lowest sea ice maximum, but the melt season did not end up at a record low, though it came close.
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How many of the lofty writers for mainstream rags had to fight their own way out of poverty and broken homes to end up at the heights of their profession?
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" Gold Teeth's Two-One even describes it as "Manchester's Waffle House—quality food and quality people, no matter what rave you just played, you all end up at Al Mad's.
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The ICO market went from a dribble of capital at the start of 2017 to end up at over $3.7 billion in capital fundraised by the end of the year.
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And in a second episode of "New Girl," at 9, Schmidt's manhood is tested when he and his bachelor party end up at a biker bar in the Nevada desert.
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We'd end up at the occasional toddler music class or birthday party centered around guitars, drumming, and singing, and each time it made me want to rip my eyeballs out.
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The White House had also called for a 15 percent rate for pass-throughs; the plan will likely end up at 25 percent, two people familiar with the contents said.
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Lynch didn't end up at Florida, and went to Memphis because they were one of only two D1 schools— Florida A&M is the other—to offer him a scholarship.
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JS: How did you end up at art school, and who are some of the people you studied with at the School of Visual Arts and University of California, Berkeley?
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"He said one day I would end up here, and if I ever end up at the Oscars to honor my people," she said of her father at the time.
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Boîte Follow any trend to its exhausted end, and you may end up at Mr. Purple, a lounge on the 15th floor of the Hotel Indigo on the Lower East Side.
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As the piano gets louder and the strings swell, the overall drama heightens, and the pair inevitably end up at McDonald's, where the young lad orders a Filet-O-Fish sandwich.
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It's also a program that's not widely known and does not capture any of the products that end up at run-of-the-mill e-waste collection sites or electronics recyclers.
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It seems the spies placed the chips inside the server boards when they were still in production back in China, and somehow made these devices end up at their precise targets.
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Maranhao's surprise decision on Monday threw Brazilian markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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"I suspect that most of the security for IoT is going to end up at the cloud or at the network level and not really in the device itself," he said.
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Ford clearly wants everyone to end up at The Door, and while his reasons are clear, the audience does already know the outcome: hundreds of dead hosts floating in the water.
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Invariably, we'd always end up at their favorite "three floors—three DJs" club, where the raucous gang belted out Les Lacs du Connemara and knocked back Jägerbombs until they passed out.
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Just like I blithely pretended that I was editing GQ, not GQ Russia, I would write my scripts as if they would end up at CBS or Channel 4 in Britain.
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Winds are currently blowing from the south and south-west, so the Silver Ys might actually end up at a future Premier League football match in Britain later this summer.[Guardian]
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They're bits of bite-sized drama, and you know precisely where things will end up at the end of this week's episode, because it's the exact same place where they started.
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Many developers end up scouring the web for help, and perhaps most often they end up at Stack Overflow, the massively popular site where developers can ask and answer programming questions.
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" He's not a big beer drinker: "When I end up at something like a baseball game I drink light beer to get with the vibe of all the other beer drinkers.
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Frisiello said those officials would end up "at the bottom of the sea" or with a "bullet in [his] brain" if they did not drop their investigation, according to the DOJ.
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There is also the possibility that a dispute over the outcome of the presidential election could end up at the Supreme Court, as it did in 24 in Bush v. Gore.
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All three of them would end up at Juve, which although a source of immense frustration for Parma fans could also be seen as a tribute to the club's huge progress.
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"Young people may run away due to the delays ... and end up at risk of being retrafficked," Beadle, a program director for ECPAT UK, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by telephone.
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I'm always trying to catch up on reading O. PARK, OR TOY STORE If it's a nice day, we'll end up at Marcus Garvey Park, which is right across the street.
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Either way, whether you think it's a good deal or a bad deal, you end up at the same point, which is ... Well, you need somebody to be the No. 2.
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Gizmodo reached out to DoorDash to understand exactly how the company plans to use these metrics to end up at a dollar amount and will update this story with their response.
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At the very least, it's not obvious that even perfectly rational and reflective players, playing good strategies and acting in their own best interests, will end up at equilibrium in this game.
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This arcane wrangling will be important enough to the digital economy's operation that the CNIL's decision is likely to end up at the EU's top court, the Court of Justice in Luxembourg.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Ochocinco about Antonio Brown dominating today's game ... and asked straight-up whether it's possible AB84 can end up at the top of the all-time receiving yards list.
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Protesters plan to walk along Lake Shore Drive during Thursday's rush hour, on the first day of the Lollapalooza music festival, and end up at Wrigley Field during a Chicago Cubs game.
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"[The stakes] got really high, to the point that I wonder where it's going to end up at the end of the tour," he remembered enthusiastically to me over the phone yesterday.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons has not yet determined where it will send Mr. Durst, although he is likely to end up at Terminal Island, a minimum-security prison outside Los Angeles.
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With the airport close to one-third complete, according to the government, workers said they had not expected to end up at the center of a political or economic tug-of-war.
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It would likely be fully occupied taking care of these populations if the pandemic got worse, so civilians are unlikely to end up at military hospitals like the Naval Hospital in Bethesda.
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Pieces of the Dutch National Opera's recent history — the sweat, the drama, the flecks of fake blood — may end up at other opera houses or in the closets of avant-garde dressers.
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Mr. Davis's operatic writing was once performed at Lincoln Center by New York City Opera; now, if you want to hear this work in the city, you'll likely end up at Roulette.
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"If my guy does not end up at the top of the ticket, come July, I will be doing everything I can to make sure whoever wins [the primary] wins," Gifford said.
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Some unaccompanied immigrant children who end up at government facilities already experienced physical or sexual abuse in the countries they fled, or violence on the journey to the US, the report said.
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But there's also hope in Ohio: Kathleen Clyde [a Democrat] is running for Secretary of State—she and I end up at a lot of the same campaign events talking about this issue.
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The other day I was at a really sick techno party, but those are harder to find here, so I'll end up at some weird party with art kids playing rap music badly.
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NEW YORK — Walk past the $2,33 studded Saint Laurent boots and $995 Versace sneakers at Nordstrom's newly minted flagship store, and you'll end up at its most buzzed-about attraction: the full bar.
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The clash between Brazil's two most senior lawmakers threw markets into disarray and threatened to drag out a painful political crisis with a constitutional standoff that could end up at the Supreme Court.
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For every visitor who goes out of her way to search for "authentic" regional cuisine or a local dive bar, many more will end up at a place that is familiar and safe.
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"When he de-committed from Purdue, I would've bet a lot of money that he was gonna end up at U of L," said Troy Barr, Willis's coach at Bullitt East High School.
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But you could still end up at 2 AM at your favorite club in Orlando, never suspecting that at this hour, in this town, this would be the target chosen by a shooter.
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Directed by Wade Roden, the colorful video—which we're premiering at the top of the page—follows the two artists in a around abandoned buildings until they end up at a night party.
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But state laws usually don't allow brewers to sell their products themselves; instead they have to use distributors, which hold enormous sway over which beers end up at which bars, restaurants and stores.
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G-Eazy's clearly hoping to shake things up and land the gig as his big foray to acting, but Hollywood's tough ... and it's possible he might end up at the Heartbreak Hotel -- sorry.
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Here's a primer, in case this is where you end up at 6PM on the 25th, in between turkey and Eastenders: Yep, yeah that is him from Gavin and Stacey on the right.
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"By the time that they are done with their loot route, they end up at the slurp truck and we end up shooting each other since we cross paths," Bucke said on TwitLonger.
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While some analysts took the high court's decision as a signal for how it might decide should one of those cases end up at the Supreme Court, it's difficult to predict the outcome.
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But there's a chance the series may end up at TBS, NBC, or Netflix, the latter of which Deadline considers the longest shot, due to Hulu's leg up on the show's streaming rights.
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A few years later, LucasArts had fired most of the staff that made Grim and the Monkey Island games, many of whom would end up at Tim Schafer's Double Fine or at Telltale Games.
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On the latest episode, MUNCHIES staff writer Alex Swerdloff discusses what it was like to end up at a pop-up restaurant where he ate hay, a salt lick, and a bunch of grass.
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There's a whole spectrum of possible outcomes between "things not quite going to plan" and "absolute f*cking nightmare"; try not to assume you'll always end up at the far end of the scale.
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Most importantly the speakers are protected by an impact-resistant ABS polymer shell so the system won't be damaged if you drop it or end up at a rave (things always break at raves).
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Two strangers meet at a book party; they end up at her Upper East Side condo, where they chitchat with flirtatious casualness before retiring to the bedroom; in the morning, she makes them breakfast.
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If they do so, there is genuine reason to be concerned since the final decision could end up at the Supreme Court, which has just sided with the president in the Muslim ban case.
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While Sin cuts, we get a little off-topic: starting with a discussion about New Haven pizza, we somehow end up at time travel, on which, it turns out, Sin wrote his college thesis.
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I end up at Coffee House Rovaniemi, where I buy a tea ($3.80) and hunker down with my postcards and a podcast episode that G. recommended — the enneagram episode of the Chatty Broads podcast.
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Since Bretton Woods, the dollar has played two roles that sometimes end up at cross-purposes: It is the domestic money for the U.S. and the international unit of account for the globalized economy.
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In my final months of grad school I was not planning my move to New York City; I was teaching myself to touch-type, relatively sure I would end up at an office job.
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The decisions are not final as the two houses of the French parliament now have to reach an agreement, or the bill will end up at the National Assembly, which has the final word.
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That one word response said it all, for Halep and for all of the women not named Serena who end up at the top of the computer rankings so long as she is playing.
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When I wrote out my list of games, I surely did not believe that a visual novel about pizza delivery and time travel was going to end up at the top of the list.
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"For me, the best thing about Vegas is that you can have the most insane fine dining experience at Joël Robuchon one night, and then end up at Bund Shanghai the next," Chang said.
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The cyclists started their ride at noon, leaving from a biker bar in Laconia, and traveled north to end up at Route 2 in Randolph near the motel where the victims stayed before the accident.
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When he was at culinary school in Edmonton, he had mapped out a plan that would see him end up at elBulli via a brief stop at this new-fangled place in Denmark called Noma.
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Both the House and the Senate passed versions of tax legislations that slashed the corporate tax rate down to 20% Flashback: Trump suggested over the weekend that the corporate rate might end up at 22%.
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Add on legal expenses and consider the fact that the city is asking for treble damages, which they're entitled to under Washington State law, and that's how you end up at a six-figure number.
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" Mollen's friend Stacey Bendet, of Alice + Olivia, remarked that the incident made Sid "officially an nyc kid!" because "it's like a rite of passage to end up at Lennox Hill with some concrete induced stitches!
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Your unwrapped-but-unloved present will most likely end up at liquidators, wholesellers and resellers, or even landfills, since most returned items simply can't be resold as new (no matter how little use they've gotten).
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If the Texas court were to also issue a nationwide ruling in favor of the termination of DACA, it could set up dueling nationwide decisions that would likely end up at the nation's highest court.
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They found a surprising biological link between the fin and the human hand, in the form of genes that tell a clump of embryonic cells to end up at the far end of an appendage.
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Corporate rate President Donald Trump off-handedly mentioned that the corporate rate -- slashed to 20% from 35% in both House and Senate bills -- may end up at 22% while talking to reporters this past weekend.
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At this point, when they've bounced just about as far as they can, they might end up at the door of Dr Parashar Ramanuj, a consultant psychiatrist at the Royal Northern Orthopaedic Hospital in London.
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There is no one black woman's experience like there is no one black man's experience, but somehow, we so often end up at the same crossing: how do we love the ones who hurt us?
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America could thus end up at war with Iran by military accident, or by being goaded into it by Gulf allies or because it succumbs again to the delusion that overthrowing foes is easy and painless.
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Sometimes you end up at a lit rest stop with tons of gourmet health food options, and other times you have to make it work with whatever the gas station or convenience store has to offer.
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As always, use a unique password, and if a bunch of strangers end up at your Super Bowl party, change the password after the game — or even better, enable the guest SSID found in most routers.
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On average, the price for delivery in Oslo would likely end up at 61 crowns per kilo, closes to the record mid-60s level seen at the start of 2016 after rising for three consecutive weeks.
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It is likely to end up at the gates of the U.S. Embassy, the seat of U.S. power in Iraq and the scene of violent clashes last month when militia supporters tried to storm the compound.
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It is likely to end up at the gates of the U.S. Embassy, the seat of U.S. power in Iraq and the scene of violent clashes last month when militia supporters tried to storm the compound.
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Lowery recommends trying to be more active in your social life too, so going climbing or for a walk with friends instead of just to a bar (even if you end up at the bar afterward).
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Matovu never expected to end up at Lyft, or even in tech, which she says she had little exposure to growing up in Racine, WI, a little over an hour-and-a-half drive north of Chicago.
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But unless you and your friends keep your circle pretty tight (and there's nothing wrong with that), you're likely to end up at a gathering with a large group of people you don't know at some point.
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The question of how to count non-citizens in voting districts may end up at the Supreme Court, said Kel Seliger, a Republican Texas state senator, who told Reuters that lawmakers there would explore citizen-only maps.
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"We feel we are spot on with the (2017 EBITDA guidance) range of 5-10 percent lower, but you should now take into account it will end up at around 10 percent," he said in an interview.
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The crew then heads to Kahlo and Diego for drinks, orders fried chicken for the car ride, and end up at Jwon Makgeolli for jeon, deep-fried vegetables and meat, and of course makgeolli, unfiltered rice wine.
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Checking the organ donor box on your driver's license isn't enough, Florian said — your license may not end up at the hospital with you in an emergency, and your family has the potential to override the designation.
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But still: Putting a lot of emphasis on the characters' college choices is a bit of false drama, simply because we know that if the show is to continue, they'll all end up at the same school.
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The personal art collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller will end up at Christie's — no surprise, given the return to that auction house from Sotheby's of Marc Porter, who has a long working relationship with the Rockefellers.
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Prices for the iPhone XR start at $749 for 64 GB, slide up to $849 for double the storage at 128 GB, and end up at $899 for the max amount of storage at 256 GB. Not bad.
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And since cable companies currently control a lot of the US's broadband connections and have experience in grouping channels into tiered packages, they're probably going to end up at the forefront of whatever this new movement looks like.
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RWE confirmed the unit's 2019 outlook of 100-300 million euros in adjusted EBITDA, noting the substantial fluctuation it usually shows over the year, but said it would likely end up at the upper end of the year.
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It seems plausible that "Westron Wynde" began as a folk lyric in the 14th century and simply lingered in the popular mind, well-loved enough to end up at the royal court as well as in the taverns.
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This hollowing of the middle creates a strange kind of pressure: if only you can figure out what it is you've got to sell so you don't end up at the bottom, and once you do — cash in.
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We had to climb up mountains to avoid open water and the weather started at -25 degrees (-13 degrees Fahrenheit) and then you would end up at 30 degrees (86 degrees Fahrenheit) sledging 70-80 kilograms behind you.
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Advocates widely expected the case to eventually end up at the Supreme Court, which could have decided the constitutionality and legality of laws like North Carolina's that Republican legislators across the country are pushing for more and more.
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We made our way to Texas, and I always had ambition probably because of my parents to try to go to the best school that I could, and I was really lucky to end up at Stanford. Yeah.
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Bland was certain that Bagley, who had moved to Los Angeles from Arizona in high school, would end up at U.S.C., and he pledged to ensure that Dawkins would meet Bagley the first day he was on campus.
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Despite the ludicrous accusation, Trump's assertion that Scarborough and Brzezinski didn't end up at Mar-a-Lago on New Year's Eve is also bizarre, because the New York Times reported that the two journalists did attend Trump's party.
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I did end up at Central on another night, and it was indeed quite good — part of a growing culinary scene that will include gourmet offerings at the renovated Kress on Dexter building downtown, which opens in April.
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This is a big shopping day for procrastinating Christmas celebrants — a day off work for many and a chance not to end up at the mall next Sunday picking up tactical stockings and chemistry kits on the fly.
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A 224-year-old defender who is regarded by some Premier League scouts as the best prospect in any position in world soccer, de Ligt could join his friend at Barcelona, or he might end up at Juventus.
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Ignoring the fact that Denmark's footballers often end up at top Dutch clubs renowned for their passing styles, the no-nonsense Norwegian has adopted a more pragmatic approach similar to that of Sweden and Iceland that is paying dividends.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday said participants in employee retirement plans cannot be forced to arbitrate certain claims that plans were mismanaged, teeing up another contentious arbitration-related issue that could end up at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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If HB 1510 becomes law, it will end up at the center of a legal battle, wasting tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars in legal fees," adding, "the real agenda from some state legislators is to ban abortion outright.
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Knowing Bob-Waksberg's interest in plumbing the range of human emotions with his characters, it seems unlikely that BoJack will end up at the top of the world — but that's often when BoJack Horseman is at its very best.
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He said he hopes stories about Faxon's new statement will end up at the top of Google's results, satisfying potential employers that patients will see those stories first, instead of the years-old stories that accused him of lying.
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It is unclear if the march will end up at the gates of the U.S. Embassy, the seat of U.S. power in Iraq and the scene of violent clashes last month when militia supporters tried to storm the compound.
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I end up at Chick-fil-A (deplore their politics, love their chicken) and grab a 12-count nugget meal and a $25 gift card for my coworker who cat sat for me while I was out of town.
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We leave the palace complex and make our way through more beautiful gardens and the oldest part of the fort that has views over Granada before we end up at La Generalife, a smaller set of gardens facing the Alhambra.
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The case may end up at the Supreme Court within a matter of days, or it might take several months — or longer — but it's almost certain to end up there, just like every other legal fight on immigration Trump has picked.
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Factions may end up at odds again before next year's CPAC on other potential fracture points, such as the tension between conservatives and populists on the deficits and on entitlement reform -- the latter especially acute on the issue of Obamacare repeal.
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Most of the milk that does end up at hospitals comes from either non-profit milk bank organizations like the Human Milk Bank Association of North America (HMBANA), or breast milk bio science companies, the main two being Medolac and Prolacta.
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The case, which is widely expected to end up at the Supreme Court in the next few years, is peeling back many of the uncomfortable trade-offs made in pursuit of what Harvard wants to see in each freshman class.
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Although Angelenos may be familiar with some of the participants, Spring/Break will offer them, and the countless visitors to Los Angeles this week, the opportunity to encounter new and unknown artists and spaces, before they end up at Frieze.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - More than a million tonnes of contaminated oil from Russia's Druzhba ("Friendship") pipeline, expected to be shipped back from Belarus, will end up at Russian refineries and export ports after being diluted to usable levels, sources have told Reuters.
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Last year, cash flow was 1.13 billion before Linky, "new developments" and asset sales but taking account these elements and after the payment of its dividend cash flow fell 271 million euros to end up at minus 480 million euros.
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Even in 2016, my boyfriend and I have to deal with disapproving glances and racial slurs, not to mention the overall fear that we could end up at the wrong place, at the wrong time just because of our race.
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Shortly after Dave wedges himself into Miles's life, they end up at Columbia Records, where Miles — after a showdown with some music types, including one played by a peerless Michael Stuhlbarg — ends up in an elevator lined with mounted records.
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So if we end up at the end of the century at the path that we're on now, we get to 4 degrees by the end of the century, our grain yields will be half as bountiful as they are today.
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The line up is great, obvs, and you're particularly excited to see Four Tet and Daphni who are obvs gonna smash it, and you reckon you'll probably end up at a yurt party where everyone's drinking MD-laced G&Ts.
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On Tuesday, the proceedings begin with Mendelssohn's Fantasia in F sharp minor, move on to Beethoven's Sonata in F sharp, head through Brahms's Op. 76 Piano Pieces and Op. 116 Fantasies, and end up at Bach's English Suite No. 6.
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As Dr. Salganik explained, even if a system is gamed, the worst product probably won't end up at the top of your screen for long; assuming there's a considerable difference in quality among the options, it will eventually be knocked down.
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The key to keeping the team together, and retaining the rights to Iguodala and Livingston, may come down to whether Durant is willing to accept around $4 million less than his maximum salary allotment, estimated to end up at $35.4 million.
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Paxton Lynch The popular story about Lynch's recruitment is that "everyone assumed he'd just end up at Florida," which is the kind of bogus line you hear when schools and recruiters are embarrassed that they missed on an obvious talent.
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"If inflation in September stays at what private associates are estimating, 1 percent or 1.2 percent, that will mean the third quarter will end up at an annual inflation rate that is already at our target for next year," Prat-Gay said.
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They could end up at the Supreme Court one day and the Trump-appointed Justice Neil Gorsuch will have some firsthand knowledge if it does: His mother is one of the very few people to actually have been held in contempt of Congress.
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As Meryl Streep's version of Anna Wintour explains in The Devil Wears Prada — in the quiet, authoritative way only Meryl Streep can — all trends eventually end up at department stores and then clearance racks, possibly in the form of a lumpy sweater.
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One of the committee's biggest concerns was knowing that closing the Atlanta jail to detainees would mean these immigrants, often detained for nonviolent offenses, would instead end up at for-profit detention centers in other parts of the state with potentially worse conditions.
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It's a gorgeous day, so I convince M. to take a walk with me and we somehow (I totally planned it) end up at a gas station where I buy him a fountain soda and one of those gas station slushies for me.
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We know from the episode 7 preview that Brienne will end up at King's Landing on a possible suicide mission inside Cersei's dragonpit, and Tormund isn't pictured in the preview shot of Jon and his squad arriving for their meeting with the Queen.
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My favorite cousin had a wedding the same day, other family members couldn't come for various (understandable) reasons, and soon, it hit me that I could end up at my engagement party without one member of my very large biological family present.
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The girls have a hard time getting the address for the party they want to hit and end up at several different other ones — and Gigi hilariously pops up to surprise them every time, giving Lourd plenty screen time to just have fun.
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Well, I was involved in theater and that kind of thing, and then my buddy and I were both 21 during the bicentennial, and we hitchhiked to see what was going on in the country, to end up at the Olympics in Montreal.
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"It would have been very easy for this map to end up at the bottom of a skip but thankfully it can now take its place among the magnificent maps held within our collection," stated National Librarian John Scally in last month's release.
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" When asked on CNBC's "Squawk Box " whether he'd be fine with a 22 percent corporate rate among other changes, the South Dakota Republican said: "If that's what it takes to keep the whole team together, then that's what we'll end up at.
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The federal government's share of funding for Medicaid, which is jointly run with individual states, would fall over the course of seven years to end up at around 57 percent of the cost of that program, which offers health coverage to the poor.
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It began in New York City and wended its way through eight states and 353 theaters, some of them on Broadway, before we end up at the 235-seat Theater Arlington, a few minutes from the original Six Flags Over Texas amusement park.
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"You could try, based on their reporting, three different houses and end up at the right one, and get the interview that no one else has, and that's what sets us apart especially in a big breaking news story," Ms. Bloom said.
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Many don't want to take sides in a battle that is pitting colleagues against one another, and senators obviously don't want to create bad blood with any contenders — who will either return to the Senate or end up at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Everything comes to a head when Abbi and Ilana end up at the same fancy restaurant: Abbi on a surreptitious date with Trey; Ilana celebrating her parents' 53th anniversary while trying to hook up with randos to show that she's totally over Lincoln.
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When Lil Nas X, a young black hip-hop artist from Atlanta, created the surprise hit "Old Town Road," he did not imagine that it would end up at the center of a debate on race, the Nashville establishment and musical genres.
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"I think what's baked in to the market is as far as the investigation goes, he may have been surrounded by some pretty bad actors and they may well be punished but he may not end up at the center of this," said Hogan.
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It feels a bit like what happens when you end up at a dinner with that kid from uni who used to seem pretentious but was actually just excited about all the different elements of the arts and how they connected to each other.
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"At least in some of its cases, it's going to end up at Revolve Group, which is why I think you should put this stock on your shopping list and wait for a pullback, which I think we can get, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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Healthineers maintained its outlook for fiscal 2019, but said its profit margin would probably end up at the lower end of its 17.5-18.5% guidance, as higher costs for its Atellica blood and urine testing machines put pressure on the results of the diagnostics business.
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"Even if you're just having a dinner party there, invariably people end up at your piano or taking your guitar off the wall, and next thing you know, you've written a song and you're in the studio the next week doing a demo," she says.
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Wes hadn't expected to end up at the center of something like this, his image appearing at the top of wire stories sent around the world, on the evening news, and even as the butt of jokes on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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"Even if you're just having a dinner party there, invariably people end up at your piano or taking your guitar off the wall, and next thing you know, you've written a song and you're in the studio the next week doing a demo," she said.
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They didn't book a tour, but they did end up at several locations that were used to film the show, including Thingvellir National Park, where one of Daenerys's dragons torches a goat alive in season 4, and Kirkjufell, known on the show as Arrowhead Mountain.
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To nail down your Southwestern swag, you could end up at South Congress's Allen's Boots to stomp off in your very own pair of shit kickers, or maybe grab a luchador mask along with other oddities and curios at folk art peddler Tesoros Trading Company.
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When you're on a tight budget but still need to satisfy a shopping craving, it's easy to end up at the same usual haunts: You likely find yourself scouring Zara's sale section, or opening a million and one tabs of Forever 21 product pages.
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We're finding out who Daya (Dascha Polanco) shoots after the last moments of the season 4 finale, what C.O. Piscatella (Brad William Henke) did to end up at Litchfield, and one very unexpected reveal: the reason Black Cindy (Adrienne C. Moore) is called Black Cindy.
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When it comes to like a family and a gene perspective, it's possible that within your family there might be multiple men who end up at a later age dealing with blood pressure issues, but also deal with either a heart murmur or heart arrhythmia.
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The chemistry between her owner and me was less a firework and more an old lighter that works every sixth flick, but that didn't stop us from entering into a lazy singles agreement to end up at each other's apartments a couple nights a week.
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Apple said on Monday that all of its phone models remained on sale in mainland China and that it had filed a request for reconsideration with the court, the first step in a long appeal process that could end up at China's Supreme Court.
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Meanwhile, the economic cost of the shutdown could end up at $6 billion if it drags on for another two weeks, according to a research note from S&P Global Ratings — surpassing the price tag Trump has put on the wall in his negotiations with lawmakers.
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When the researchers analyzed the quality of hospitals that the very low birthweight babies ended up, they found that minorities tended to end up at different hospitals than whites and that black babies were more likely to be treated at a lower-quality NICU than white babies.
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I watch us wamble down Water Street between The moment and the mortuary, somehow Reassured that when we end up at the Point To await the first clumsy hints of dawn, I'll have remembered why our gritty cremains, Mine and yours, Will be kept out of sight.
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Their casting — in a high-profile production that will end up at the Manhattan Theater Club — is a visible sign of change when it comes to performers with disabilities, who rarely appear onstage, even as stories of disability offer rich and, yes, prize-generating material for actors.
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And a case involving a presidential candidate, during the homestretch of a contentious presidential campaign, whose "transgressions" occurred while she was secretary of State, would undoubtedly end up at FBI headquarters and be overseen by the "seventh floor;" where the FBI director and staff were located.
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"A lot of discussions about asexuality with those who don't understand it or dislike it end up at the same place many bisexual conversations went a few years ago, with people saying, 'You just haven't found the right person,' or, 'It's just a phase,'" Aaron says.
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" While a child may end up at a center with picnic tables and an outdoor pool, the Times story notes that a child "could wind up at a converted motel" where "recreation takes place in a grassless compound, and the motel's damaged swimming pool is covered up.
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If you end up at a giant networking event where you feel totally out of place and don't know a single soul, unless you're a hard extrovert, you're probably going to spend the evening stuck to wall like a shy kid at a seventh-grade dance.
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Mulvaney made his comments after President Donald Trump suggested on Saturday that the corporate tax rate could end up at 22 percent once the Senate and House of Representatives reconcile or "conference" their respective versions of the legislation, even though both bills currently stand at 20 percent.
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"It's not about the specific purpose of where we might end up at that point in the negotiations ... what she is doing is setting out today the principles of a future relationship, she is talking about how we move the negotiations forward," Grayling told BBC radio.
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Looking at long-term studies in humans, Swithers noted, the results indicate that people who report drinking artificially sweetened beverages end up at higher risk than non-diet soda drinkers for lots of negative outcomes, including type 2 diabetes, hypertension and stroke, as well as dementia.
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As calls are being made that we take a hard stance against North Korea and their horrific human rights violations, some of that spotlight should also shine upon Latin American countries who apparently give parents no other option but to flee their homeland and end up at our borders.
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We end up at this free camp site at the top of this hill (huge foot hills of the coastal mountains, about a 25 minute drive from the top where the campsite is to the bottom where the main road was) and we were the only campers there.
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Fox isn't going to be absorbed into either company entirely: its news and sports networks will be folded into a new company called New Fox, while its larger entertainment portfolio of films and television — and critically, its share of Hulu — would end up at one of the two companies.
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The idea being that if we fast-forward then immediately rewind, we get back to where we started from, but if we fast-forward and make a small change before rewinding, then in a chaotic system we will quickly end up at a very different place than we started.
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He's basically describing the difference between buying yourself a book or a video game that you will enjoy and possibly even hold onto as you grow up, and your grandmother getting you a Big Mouth Billy Bass or a sweater that's just going to end up at Goodwill.
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Take your bike deep into the center of Amsterdam-Noord and you'll end up at Buikslotermeerplein, a square that harbors 24 market stalls offering a diverse swath of food products: there's a poultry man, a cheesemonger, a sweets vendor, a nut stand, and several fresh fruit and vegetable stalls.
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The legal fights may end up at the U.S. Supreme Court perhaps in the fall, many months after Trump first issued an executive order in January saying there was an urgent need to halt some immigration to the United States for 90 days while officials reviewed the visa process.
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"We have this system where millions of files end up at the Supreme Court of Appeals and the Council of State, roughly 2 million files, which means justice certainly needs to be speeded up," he told Reuters, estimating 80 percent of cases would from now on be concluded at regional courts.
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"Instead of just looking at the standings and where we're going to end up at the end of the year, we've really got to focus on us and try to figure it out right now: How can we go into the postseason being at our best?" forward Luol Deng told reporters.
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Both Anderson Cooper and George Stephanopoulos have been spotted at the 12th Street Gym nearby, so there's a chance they may end up at McGillin's at some point, too, when and if things get so crazy that they decide cheap beer makes for better medicine this week than the treadmill.
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However, a report by professors at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, commissioned in part by National Nurses United, estimated that after taking in the savings of single-payer, such as lower administrative costs and prices of pharmaceuticals, the actual cost of the plan would end up at around $220 billion.
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Then we had the first rate cut of the subsequent easing cycle coming in at 50 basis points as well in September 2007 (the discount rate was lowered in August) and again, who knew we would end up at zero along with multiple rounds of Quantitative Easing and Operation Twist?
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"This will be an important signal that even if the ICC has trouble getting hold of people initially if, down the road, people will end up at the court, that's an important signal," David Bosco, professor at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University, told me.
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And if you loved last year's Conversations With Friends, you'll love Sally Rooney's latest novel, Normal People, (also set to be a series on Hulu) about two childhood friends, Marianne and Connell, who end up at the prestigious Trinity College in Dublin and are clearly into each other, though hijinks ensue.
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She does end up at this school (we glimpse her there at the end of the novel), but as a very different girl from the one who was first admitted: now heavy with knowledge, Evie in September, though still only fourteen, has tasted the insanity of the summer of 1969.
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Moreover, if the dispute in any of these states were to end up at the US Supreme Court, we now have the prospect of a 4-4 tie, given the current vacancy, which would have the effect of summarily affirming the lower court -- likely an elected state judiciary or other state actor.
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Without giving any of the twists away — because there are some huge ones — the woman, Grace (Riley Keough), and the two kids, Aiden and Mia (Jaeden Martell and Lia McHugh) end up at the titular lodge during the lead-up to Christmas because their father, Richard (Richard Armitage), wants them all to bond.
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This is partially the consequence of systemic disenfranchisement and familial rejection, Munson says; trans people are often marginalized as the result of being discriminated against at home and in school, which means they can end up at a higher risk of sexual violence because they have to turn to things like sex work to survive.
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"The Americans" (or "the communists" or "the Christians") are an easy group of people to file away as one sort of people, but it's when those ideas and commitments are particularized into humans — all of whom, as in one episode, might end up at a dinner table together — that the proverbial rubber meets the road.
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After all of this subtle plotting, we end up at the natural conclusion: a deep dive into drug culture at Cal U. When a rumor runs through campus claiming a drug dealer has been "popped" — "a classic two to the back of the head" — our BFFs assume it has to be bumbling low-level businessman Vivek.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the left-wing freshman congresswoman from the Bronx, has been in DC less than a month, but she's already one of the most talked-about legislators on Capitol Hill thanks to her outspokenness, her willingness to give voice to progressive policy ideas, and her almost supernatural ability to end up at the center of viral moments.
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A senior administration official told VICE News that individuals detained by US special operators in Iraq would not end up at Guantanamo, but didn't rule out the possibility of longer detentions, or of bringing detainees back to the US. "Disposition of any detainee would be determined on a case-by-case basis, in coordination with Iraq," the official said.
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They stopped by Guo's studio, where Rose would see the photographs that would end up at the Soap Factory, and listened to a choral work — a lament for people who had died in various economic and natural disasters that had occurred in China over the 10 years prior to composing the piece — which was also included in the show.
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The police officer reveals a number of important details to Alyssa and James — including how James turning 18 will add to the severity of his prospective punishment, the solid possibility of a manslaughter plea, and the fact the duo will not end up at the same correctional facility — but, she at no point mentions how the police tracked them down.
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But really, I think my goal is to arm people with gross medical stories, so if they ever end up at a cocktail party with nothing to say, or trapped in a conversation they'd rather get out of, they can whip out the testicle story, or announce how Listerine was originally sold as a gonorrhea cure, and you're suddenly free.
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But it took me only two quick clicks on the right rail to end up at "Worlds Beyond The South Pole (Hidden Lands?)," a low-quality, almost nonsensical 21-minute video that nevertheless has more than 200,000 views; the channel that posted it, apparently run by some guy named "Jayson," has 10,000 subscribers and loads of that sort of video.
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These athletes, then — rawly gifted, but not as purely talented as those who end up at the in-state blue bloods — may need specific schemes built around them, but White conceived the potential for a "moneyball"-esque strategy as he watched Baylor and Texas Christian routinely defeat Texas and Texas A&M during the past decade with innovative game plans.
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He and a sidekick, Tovar (Pedro Pascal, from "Game of Thrones"), end up at the Great Wall, where after some macho posturing and chest thumping, they join forces with the wall's guardians, including an English-speaking military genius, Lin Mae (Jing Tian); an adviser, Wang (Andy Lau); and an assortment of supporting glowerers (Hanyu Zhang, Eddie Peng Yu-Yen and Ling Gengxin).
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In December, the Federal Housing Finance Agency issued a rule proposal to allow Fannie and Freddie to employ alternative models, but it would ban them from using one that is owned in part by the company providing the number — which would eliminate VantageScore due its ownership by the three largest credit-reporting companies (which provide the scores that end up at Fannie and Freddie).
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There are other issues to consider as well: the continued presence of another big man, Joakim Noah, whose initial season in New York was derailed by injuries and a doping suspension but who still has a long-term contract with the Knicks; Jackson's loyalty to the triangle offense; and the possibility that Porzingis could end up at center, not forward, with Hernangomez perhaps coming off the bench.
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They sometimes flee in the middle of the night, grabbing the children and their wallet; they may end up at a friend's home, or a sibling's or parent's, asking to stay for "a while," according to an extensive review of focus group and interviews with abused women by researchers at the University of Western Ontario and elsewhere for forthcoming practice guidance for health and social service providers.
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Before I could even turn my recorder on, Matt and Jay were telling me their memories of what would be our first stop: the graffiti-covered venue/nacho spot Sneaky Dee's—the perfect joint to end up at after bars close at 2 AM. Matt Johnson: We could be from inside 402 [Matt and Jay's old place/old set], to at a table at Sneaky Dee's, because that's one of the only places that's open at night, within three minutes.
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Yeah, sure, picking up the same six tinnies from the same offie at the same time every Saturday night and walking to the same mate's flat to listen to the same ten songs you always do when you're remorselessly banging down three litres of room temperature continental lager before calling the same dealer and getting the same supply in before hopping on the same bus to the same club you always end up at before ambling back to the same afters-approved lounge for yet another bout of bog standard post pinger discourse might seem like a really good idea, but come on, you can do better than that!
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There were a couple of facets of the trailers that did play out pretty much as we suspected: Sansa did get revenge on Ramsay (and unexpectedly reunited with Jon, which still makes us a little misty), and Arya did spend most of the season training at the House of Black and White, before spectacularly abandoning the cause and returning to Westeros to kill Walder Frey and his sons in the most badass reveal ever committed to TV. Thankfully, the Season 6 finale didn't end with a lingering cliffhanger to protect, so there are some things in the new trailers that we can take at face value: Dany will definitely end up at Dragonstone (although we have no idea how long she'll stay there, or whether she'll try and attack King's Landing this season); Jon's heading north of the Wall again; Dany's armies and the Lannister forces are going to have at least one big battle (but probably two); and Theon and Yara are in big trouble.
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