In fact, the scar might even up the sex appeal!!!
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And is it even up to female MCs at all?
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That the matter is even up for debate baffles her.
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Even up here, it remains cheap for the momentum chasers.
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I think it's a good situation still, even up here.
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I don't want you to sell AbbVie, even up here.
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Even up here, I see great quarters, great quarters, great quarters.
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So we planned accordingly, even up to the recount in Florida.
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Even up to her retirement, Bynes was amazing in her roles.
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Yes, the stock is a buy, even up here at $60.
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They pre-announced and it's not even up, for heaven's sake.
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This is not even up for some kind of Utopian counter-argument.
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Even up until the moment that I left, there were people there.
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Maybe the pair will hit even up another basketball game sometime soon.
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And that is why you want to buy Chipotle, even up here.
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Walking, even up a small set of stairs, started to become more difficult.
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There are some street names that are even up for debates amongst Chicagoans.
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Even up close, the lines look incredibly smooth for an electronic ink product.
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Another break early in the fourth allowed him to even up the contest.
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It can be between 5-10 or even up to 100 conditions, Westerfield says.
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That's the attitude that's prevailed — even up to the eve of the Olympic Games.
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With tons of opportunities already getting underway — some even up to 70 percent off!
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Even up close, you could barely make out the candle between his pinched fingers.
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Without full context of that video, why is Lewandowski even up in the stands?
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Even up to Koreatown — you can get some great Korean food in K-town.
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Even up until the time that we [Bobbi and her wife, Cathy] were married.
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That's even more for cards with 2%, 3%, and even up to 6% cash back.
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Several of her close friends, even up to the end, they acknowledged that about her.
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This means you get crystal-clear picture quality that displays fine details, even up close.
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Even up through the 1920s this law, Rappaport's Law, remained the backbone of the community.
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He said that can take months or even up to a year to figure out.
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Even up until the last hours, it seemed uncertain when and if it would happen.
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The fight was even up until mid-way through the third when Rotnarong just gassed.
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Nonetheless, fear, anger and pessimism are all around us, even up here in the Swiss Alps.
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It has lagged the broader market, and it is even up 22 percent for the year.
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Back in the '90s, even up until the early 2000s, I could keep up with everybody.
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Before the sun was even up, they were on Ernesto's boat, going fast through the dark.
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" He promised to lead the proletariat, "When I am president, we will even up the score.
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That can earn you KSH 20,000 [$200] or even up to KSH 40,000 [$400] per month.
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"Even up until this week, it wasn't clear if he would change his mind," the source says.
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This is a great level to buy, even up here, just 60, 70 points from its high.
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EPA and the union disagree over how much of the 2007 contract is even up for renegotiation.
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Gravity Rush 2's network of floating islands extends out in all directions, even up and down.
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" The source continues: "Even up until this week, it wasn't clear if he would change his mind.
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Or Trump could pay for turnout calls in every particular language -- even up to on Election Day.
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Even up close, under the harsh fluorescent light of this makeshift cafeteria, it looks so. frickin'. real.
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The fact that this is even up for debate is the only thing that should be controversial.
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People on social media have captured sightings of bikes thrown in rivers or even up in trees.
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"There was a lot of talk about contemporizing it even up until the very end," says Stamos.
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For a start, you simply saw older gay men—even up to about the age of 80.
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"Even up into the Carolinas is not out of the question," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said Wednesday.
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Even up front, where Sampaoli has an embarrassment of riches, he has still to get it right.
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And-- if Tim wants to swap and even up, you know, I've got an 2700 number for him.
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And, if Tim wants to swap and even up, you know, I've got an' 2700 number for him.
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"I think the run makes sense, and even up here it still has a 4.3% yield," Cramer said.
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The hottest mystery man to come out of Sunday night's Emmys broadcast isn't even up for an award.
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The New York Times predicted that Donald Trump would lose the general election, even up through election night.
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That stock is still a buy, even up here, and I've been recommending it now for a double.
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A tit-for-tat trade war may begin, as they impose unsanctioned measures to even up the score.
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For months after Gates' plea, Mueller indicated he was investigating Kilimnik's actions -- even up until the investigation ended.
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Musician Florence Welch (of Florence + the Machine) is doing her part to help even up the gender wage gap.
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It's why I still think the stock is still worth owning here even up here after this nice day.
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As a result, it can resolve cellular details even up to half a millimeter beneath the surface of tissue.
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" Universal Display: "At $50 we started liking it, and I am not backing away from it even up here.
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Educators in Oklahoma told CNN about working 2, 3 or even up to 6 jobs to make ends meet.
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I counted dozens of places where one, two, even up to five lines of Latin have been simply omitted.
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Sperm retrieved even up to 48 hours after death can result in viable pregnancies and healthy children, they said.
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They're also very shoddy, not even up to the standards of the conspiracy theorist's classic red string–filled corkboard.
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But this wasn't enough to even up the odds with her sighted compatriots, so the Materia Magica developers stepped in.
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But this wasn't enough to even up the odds with her sighted compatriots, so the Materia Magica developers stepped in.
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The maturity of cash loans has in some cases risen to more than 10 and even up to 15 years.
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Her case is too often predicated on the idea that the value of trans lives is even up for debate.
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This is going to be a big part of your budget, about 2000% to 27%, perhaps even up to 2000%.
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"I want to share the brightness that he showed, even up until the last day he was awake," she wrote.
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"The professional makeup of the C.S.R.C. is really not even up close to that of the big brokerages," Mr. Chen said.
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ARCore maps the pile of cash to the ground, so you can see it from all angles and even up close.
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And even up to now, some adverse event reports are mistakenly being filed under Conceptus, Essure's previous manufacturer, by voluntary reporters.
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The series is not over for the Cavs; they could return to Cleveland, rediscover their mojo, and even up the series.
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"If you're awake and haven't listened to Stay Together by Noah Cyrus, why r u even up #YourWelcome," tweeted one fan.
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In the not-too-distant future, this could be done even up to the point that the plane starts to taxi.
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"I see it in my future, in my dreams, I want to do long-distance, even up to marathon," he said.
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We need to hire a campaign person to help organize; we've been organizing ourselves pretty much entirely, even up until now.
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But even up here, over 300 miles north of the Arctic circle, the assumption of frozen ground is starting to feel precarious.
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Gonzalez hasn't lost at all in August, during which he is 215-0 with a 4.05 ERA to even up his record.
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Most importantly, these style choices certainly don't interfere with how she does her job — so why are they even up for debate?
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"It's nice to see what they're doing to even up what's happening on our side," said one GOP senator, who requested anonymity.
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Bundy denied involvement in her disappearance, even up until the day he died, but his involvement, or lack thereof, has never been confirmed.
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Kat Bailey, however, seemed completely unfazed when her water broke — and was even up for a little light pole-dancing in between contractions.
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"With an H.S.A., you can fund it anytime during the year, or even up until tax day of the next year," he said.
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Sony's can flip out and even up 20 degrees, which is part of why it's become so popular with YouTube users and vloggers.
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But yeah, in terms of closing that chapter, I don't know that it's even up to me, even if I want it closed.
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A legislator from the region warned me that they would use the positions to project attacks deeper into Afghanistan and even up to Kabul.
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I like , even up 5 [percent], and I have chosen not to really push any other of the airlines until I get better data.
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Despite Al Gore's failed bid for the White House, Democrats actually gained five seats to even up the balance of power in the Senate.
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Aimee, though often grotesque, is never cartoonish: Smith conjures a strange but convincing creature whose appeal, even up close, is inextricable from her monstrosity.
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"I wouldn't be entirely surprised if we ended up flat or even up at the end," Pursche said, referring to the S&P 500.
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The weather's starting to get a little warmer — yes, even up here in Canada — and this song's perfectly suited to a sunny Friday afternoon.
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Sugihara issued as many visas as he could, even up until the last moments before he was forced to evacuate the country by train.
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"Many had been detained for weeks, one even up to a month in really horrific conditions," said Clara Long, senior researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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In news that will shock no one with ears, women did not make strides to even up representation for their gender in music last year.
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Even up to thirty years ago people would only have experienced their local disco, now people travel to Ibiza, to festivals, to Berlin or whetever.
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After the Saints scored a touchdown to even up the score with just over a minute remaining, the Broncos blocked the Saints' extra-point attempt.
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"That strengthening could impact places from Nantucket, Cape Cod, New York City, even up and down the New Jersey coast," said CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar.
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I don't know if it'll look kind of simple, or have this incredible complexity even up close, [like] these swirls of different colors moving around.
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"As the authors wrote, "maternal sleep satisfaction improves" as time passes, but it "does not reach pre-pregnancy levels even up to six years postpartum.
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" McDuffie added: "The investigation is going to continue, it could last for months, even up to a year, depending on what the autopsy results show.
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That the race is even up for grabs is a troubling sign for Republicans with just over three months to go before the midterm elections.
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And, look, having Apple buying vast quantities of its own stock is going to make this stock a lot easier to own, even up here.
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Trump has remained disputatious on this point, even up until last week, when U.S. intelligence services had been working for him for nearly six months.
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Our studio apartment made working while baby slept challenging, so I took calls and interviews in the hallway and even up on the rooftop deck.
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"I don't have an end date set, but at the same time, you realize that sometimes those decisions aren't even up to you," he says.
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Ueda admits to designing Trico to feel and act like a pet, even up to the petulance that pets can have when learning new tricks.
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But even up into the late spring months, some analysts were still pegging those crops up to 25 percent lower than what they really were.
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The JAP has survived through an alliance with pop culture — showing her face sporadically in books, in music, and onscreen, even up to the present.
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I like United Continental, even up 5 [percent], and I have chosen not to really push any other of the airlines until I get better data.
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She added: "By identifying and promptly responding to warning signs not just during pregnancy, but even up to a year after delivery, we can save lives."
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Don't forget I'd never been on a foreign holiday as a child—I'd never been any farther than Scotland, even up to being twenty years old.
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Both can be configured with up to Intel's 8th Gen Core i7 processors, up to 32GB of RAM, and even up to 1TB of SSD storage.
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As the polls even up -- and they are definitely getting closer -- one explanation to entertain is that this election is at some level both typical and mundane.
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What they found: There was no negative effect on employment, even up to a wage floor of $13, a much higher level than previous research has studied.
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"It's not crazy to speculate on Crocs even up here, although, ideally, sure, you'd like to wait for a pullback before you pull the trigger," he advised.
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Wade legalized abortion in 22019, the law allowed the medically invasive procedure to be administered at all stages of pregnancy—even up to the point of birth.
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Beyond the job search, having a stellar online profile can help build your professional network, add to your personal brand and may even up your industry credibility.
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Traditional full-stack businesses like Tesla and Uber have both raised significant debt, and even up-and-coming players like Opendoor have turned to this financing strategy.
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"It was nice to come in here and be able to do what we did to kind of even up the road trip," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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They're also trying to figure out how a downturn might affect not just near-term demand, but also their sales even up to a year from now.
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" A source told the newspaper that every time HARPA has been discussed in the White House "even up to the presidential level, it's been very well-received.
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In many places, power outages could leave residents without power for two to three weeks, or even up to 5 weeks in some coastal areas, he said.
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"If you have a number of people bidding, they [rates] could increase considerably, maybe even up to a factor of 10," Johnston said of Google search ads.
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" LG Display Co.: "I think that you should swap out of it and own OLED, even up here, because that stock is so bet against it's crazy.
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Edgar was able to drop hard blows while Rodriguez had no space to shoulder crawl back through, and little chance to attack submissions or even up kick effectively.
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It can last for four, or even up to nine years or more without melting during the warmer summer months and can be at least 4 meters thick.
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These aren't incredible components, or even up to par with what's in the latest Android smartphones, but Oculus promises that it's optimized them especially well for VR apps.
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No. 11 Gonzaga holds off No. 21 Iowa State to win AdvoCare title Even up 18, Gonzaga coach Mark Few knew Iowa State was capable of a comeback.
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Starting with just a single dot or line, they are left to carve out territory and work their magic for several days, even up to a few months.
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For people who are exclusively breastfeeding (meaning no bottle feeding), it can take much longer for it to come back, even up to six months after delivery, she says.
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In one recent WSJ article, a top Goldman executive valued a license for their risk measurement system at well over $1 billion, and possibly even up to $5 billion.
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Streaming services could potentially even up the playing field for famously dying breeds like the adult drama, which have struggled to find studio financing amidst diminishing box office returns.
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From far away or even up close, it looks like any dress shirt, appropriate for normal office wear or matched with a suit and tie for more formal events.
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Flippant comparisons also belittle and ignore the way that historical trauma creates immense ongoing psychological pain and tangible collective struggle that continues through generations, even up through the present.
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Barfield said in a statement that "By identifying and promptly responding to warning signs not just during pregnancy, but even up to a year after delivery, we can save lives."
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Liv Fleischhacker: Even up until a couple of years ago there were still friends of mine who didn't know I was Jewish, because it's not something I openly talk about.
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Leadership can only afford to lose one member of their conference, and there's at minimum six, and even up to 10 who are uncomfortable with moving forward at this point.
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Nationally, one in five children born to a teen mom is her second, third, fourth, or even up to sixth child, and repeat births are also a demerit to survival.
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Every class has a different credit value, and you can book in advance or last-minute — even up to a few minutes before it begins when you use the app.
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The so-called bull run in global stocks that buoyed the Russian stock market is likely to last for several months or even up to a year, the poll showed.
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While Kendrick has contributed to the soundtracks for Pitch Perfect, Into the Woods, Trolls, The Last Five Years, and even Up In The Air… she doesn't sing in this one!
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China plans to launch an emissions trading scheme next year, and Merkel said it would make sense to discuss common standards with Beijing to even up the cost of polluting.
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As for the women who, as the ChannelMum survey claims, carry on taking tests even up to their 12-week scan, they might be experiencing the anxiety that Dr. Ackerman describes.
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Game Two is in Pittsburgh on Monday, when the defending Stanley Cup champions will be hoping to even up the best-of-seven series before it heads north of the border.
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"This is where the empress committed suicide," a studio assistant, Xu Hailei, explained as she guided an open cart through the faux Forbidden City, which, even up close, is pretty convincing.
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The details of the GOP repeal bill were unclear even up until the day of the vote because they were constantly tinkering to see what would actually be able to pass.
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Hopkins said the looming presence of Bloomberg already has contributed to a feeling that the Democratic race is unsettled and could remain so even up to the nominating convention in July.
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Even up to the point when Cersei's with Jaime I thought [while reading the script], 'He's going to whip off his face [and reveal its Arya]' and they're both going to die.
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Image 2 of 2 WARSAW, Poland – Record-high temperatures have created a summer-like atmosphere across normally cool Northern Europe — even up into Lapland — weeks ahead of the official start of summer.
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All Blacks skipper Kieran Read was penalized for a shove just after the score but Hodge was unable to convert the penalty attempt from the halfway line to even up the scores.
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The treatment includes two single-use facial wipes pre-soaked with a powerful cocktail of ingredients that help prevent and treat acne, even up skin tone, and reduce redness all at once.
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Rather than hurting himself further and putting in thousands of reps in an attempt to even up his kicking on his bad side, Wallace devoted the time to mastering his lead leg.
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Carlos Correa's walk-off dinger to even up the ALCS on Sunday was bigger than baseball ... 'cause the MLB star dedicated the home run to one of his biggest fans battling cancer.
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Voilà: bold brows with minimal effort that last for three days, or even up to a full week, "depending on [the] conditions of [your] eyebrows and on your cleansing method," the site reads.
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Even up until ten years ago, there'd be guys trying to chase you out of the gym—even if they had only been there a week, and we had been there eight years.
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How society consumes political news may be showing a greater shift towards digital, yet newspaper political endorsements have still been closely watched – even up until the 2015 election, with one newspaper frequently analyzed.
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To get the nation's attention, Bergdahl's family and friends needed to tug at their heartstrings, or to apply enough pressure so that people — even up to President Barack Obama — would take an interest.
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When the Senate was debating the GOP health care bill, only a small handful of senators actually knew what would be included in the bill — even up until the final hours before the vote.
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The combination effectively creates a new potent drug—cocaethylene—when the two meet in the liver, which drastically increases your chance of a heart attack, even up to 12 hours after you've been mixing.
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"When you go back and you look at the fact they were not able to deal with this in a timely way, even up until the present day, that's a big deal," he said.
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"To even up the series, now we have a chance to take another one here (Thursday) and go home with a 20-25 lead," said Rizzo, who recorded his first RBIs of the postseason.
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It's thought that small neuromorphic chips would consume much less power — perhaps even up to 1,000 times less — while efficiently processing millions of computations simultaneously, something currently possible only with large banks of supercomputers.
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A second study, also published in Pediatrics, found that THC, the molecule that gives marijuana most of its psychoactive effects, accumulates in breast milk, even up to six days after the mother's last use.
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Most of those aren't even up for election this year — instead they're up in midterms, when Democratic constituencies like young people, African Americans, Latinos, and low-income whites show up in much lower numbers.
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Every dollar spent on nutrition in the first 1,000 days of a child's life can save an average of $45 in social, economic and environmental benefits — and in some cases, even up to $85033.
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Parliament and the markets will be closely watching post-vote polls to gauge if Morrison can even up the balance towards the Liberal-National coalition and away from the Labour Party under Bill Shorten.
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In addition, there is a significant lag time before the benefit kicks in – even up to two years – which means you must have other coverage or a well-padded emergency fund to bridge the gap.
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A Glendale police spokeswoman tells PEOPLE it is now a coroner's case, and that identification of the remains "through dental records or DNA" could take more than a week or even up to a month.
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The text is nearly impossible to read, even up close, but the juxtaposition of these quotes and the scattered red lines on locally sourced materials directly addresses the social nature of this specific marginalized landscape.
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Looking at a chart of the GLD exchange-traded fund (ETF), which tracks gold, Ross he expects the fund's gains to run as high as $122—possibly even up to $124 before encountering resistance levels.
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More than 10 million people signed up for Disney+ on the launch day, with numbers expected to rise to 18 million by the end of 2020 and even up to 90 million globally by 2024.
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Health experts say it's possible that we have to keep socially distancing ourselves for months or even up to a year, which means schools, workplaces, and other social spaces might stay closed for much longer.
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And up until recently, I was looking through your S1 a while ago, Netflix was almost entirely, it was the bulk of what was happening on Roku players, even up until a couple of years ago.
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Even the International Monetary Fund (in its 2017 Article IV consultation) agrees that the U.S. would benefit from more spending on public goods, financed by higher taxes, and more redistribution to even up people's life chances.
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Even now with the Black Lives Matter protests that have been going on here and the US, there is a strong energy of black empowerment which—even up to a couple of months ago—wasn't there.
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Whereas today, it takes less than a week to send over food and even up in Sheffield, you have huge supermarkets that do Caribbean food like Martins Good To Go. Did you find any regional differences?
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Vandeweghe still had a chance while she was rustling up regular break points but her difficulty was converting them and Venus saved all seven in the second set to even up the contest at 1-1.
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I mean this was a justice who when he was nominated and confirmed under President Reagan throughout the years and seen all sorts of various issues, even up to this current day with the travel ban case.
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The super-fit mom was back to having a toned tummy just days after giving birth to her daughter thanks to her commitment to exercising throughout her pregnancy – even up to the day she delivered her baby!
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So instead of taking hours or even up to half the embryonic period to hatch, mature red-eyed tree frog embryos can hatch in seconds — leaving predators with only the slowest of the bunch to munch on.
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This has been the standard US norm for decades (at least since the end of widespread lynchings and other anti-black violence) — and, frankly, it is odd that it's even up for discussion in US politics today.
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"Even up to two days before the race, we have people calling and asking for help when they can't even run or even really walk a mile," said Cat Nadeau, a patient outreach coordinator at Finish Line.
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Terenzi said farmers working with Vega could earn up to $11 per kilogram although that would be for a completely finished product which had been dried, selected, roasted, packaged - even up to putting the postage on the box.
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This has been the standard US norm for decades (at least since the end of widespread lynchings and other anti-black violence) — and, frankly, it is odd that it is even up for discussion in US politics today.
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Bill Doyle, the chairman, brought it to us and I continue to think, even up here – now, it is at an all-time high today – that Novocure is a good company, so I'm not going to back away.
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You know, especially early on ... well, I even up to like the past few years in Automattic's life, I think that, like many tech companies, we try to work everything from first principles and reinvent the wheel a bunch.
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For retirees, that means it may make more sense to delay collecting benefits from age 62, when you are first eligible, until full retirement age and even up to age 70, when you stand to get the biggest benefit.
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Weighing in at 5 pounds, the 15.6-inch gaming laptop includes a 9th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, a GTX 1650 GPU, up to 32GB of RAM, and even up to two 1TB SSDs configured in a raid array.
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Gametime has raised $20 million in venture funding for an app that allows people to find and buy tickets to a nearby concert or sporting event at the last minute, and even up to a half-hour after a game begins.
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"We predict that it will take anything from two to three years and even up to five years to recover from the drought we have just come through," said the department of Water and Sanitations deputy director general Trevor Blazer.
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In recent months, reports have emerged that Russia may be secretly supplying North Korea with energy — even up to a third of the Hermit Kingdom's total oil supplies, if recent claims by a North Korean defector are to be believed.
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The pair seem to have since developed genuine feelings for each other, but even up until the day of their wedding, nobody actually knew if their relationship was real or not (or if the marriage is legal, for that matter).
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Delayed diagnoses Patients are often diagnosed with chronic fatigue five, six or even up to 10 years later, according to Pariante, because the diagnosis is based entirely on symptoms, such as headaches, difficulty concentrating and the inability to engage in activities.
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Last fall, amidst tensions between Donald Trump and his national security advisor, the White House was reportedly mulling removing McMaster—but ultimately opted not to, reportedly because of the poor optics of firing him before Trump's first year was even up.
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It's an intentional series of vignettes, however, bolstered by deep reporting and a sense of history, reminiscent in part of W. G. Sebald's works evoking place, even up to including photographs, like the pictures of rampikes that mark various chapters.
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Kelly Woodruff, whose father owns the house, told BBC the art wasn't even up for 24 hours before a protective plastic screen placed over it was vandalized and flowers placed on the road sign as part of the work were stolen.
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Battered by the winds of Panpayak's limbs, Superlek rallied his senses in a last desperate bid for victory and launched a counter offensive of rabbit knees and sweeps off the clinch in Rounds 3 and 4 to even up the score.
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Merging onto a busy San Diego freeway sounded like a death wish at first, but the electric motor propelled a Smart with two adults easily to 2850 mph, and even up to 232 or so to pass some slow-moving Toyota Yarises.
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Better behaviour will be expected when Smith's replacement Tim Paine leads out the team in the fourth test in Johannesburg on Friday, looking to even up the series at 2-2 but most importantly start restoring the good name of Australian cricket.
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As you know, there's ongoing debate, even up to the U.S. Supreme Court in the infamous moldy washing machine litigation, about whether consumers whose products are working exactly as intended can nonetheless claim damages for the decline in the value of the product.
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Better behavior will be expected when Smith's replacement Tim Paine leads out the team in the fourth test in Johannesburg on Friday, looking to even up the series at 2-2 but most importantly start restoring the good name of Australian cricket.
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The premiums for long-term disability policies are similar to short-term policies — around 1% to 3% of your annual pretax salary — but the payouts are typically bigger and tax free, plus the benefit period can last decades, and even up until retirement.
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The premiums for long-term disability policies are similar to short-term policies — around 1% to 3% of your annual pretax salary — but the payouts are typically bigger and tax-free, plus the benefit period can last decades, and even up until retirement.
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And as the camera would suggest, the XZ22's 5.7-inch 18:9 display is claimed to be HDR capable, and will supposedly even up convert standard video into HDR-like clips with more vibrant colors and better contrast, regardless of what app you're using.
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Despite an apparently weaker position - Canada and Mexico jointly absorb about a third of U.S. exports, but rely on U.S. demand for three quarters of their own - the two have managed to even up the odds in the past by exploiting certain weak spots.
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It's surprising that this is even up for debate: That single-payer would likely cost the country less makes sense to anyone who thinks about it for 843 seconds, due to the fact that it would contain all kinds of currently unregulated price-gouging.
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As many anticipate rates rising in the coming years, Steven Mnuchin, who will be the next Treasury secretary if confirmed by the Senate, recently indicated that he is open to issuing debt maturing in more than 30 years, and even up to 100 years.
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"I hope so because his failure and the behavior of a lot of his top aides, and certainly many of his supporters — up to the convention, at the convention, and even up to Election Day was not helpful," she said of the 2016 race.
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This year, a systematic review published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology concluded that even up to eight cups of joe daily "is not associated with significant concern regarding the risk of fracture and fall," especially in healthy adults who get enough calcium.
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The blockchain would prevent the ability of job seekers to lie about their professional and educational histories, which has been a pervasive problem, even up to the level of CEOs, on platforms like LinkedIn and for background-check firms that work with hiring companies.
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That a woman's right to determine whether and when to reproduce is even up for debate in this country is simply the continuation of the same arc of misogynist dominance and humiliation that means one in 16 American girls experiences rape before pleasurable, consensual sex.
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It brings your attention to just one fairy chimney, a natural formation characteristic of the region — porous rocks jutting from the arid ground that were carved out and made into homes by generations dating back to before Christ, and even up until the 193s.
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Kuznetsov got his serve functioning to even up the match in the second but it faltered again in the third and Evans grabbed a key break for 3-1 before serving out the match to love after another rain break to reach his first main tour final.
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The Republican members of Congress who voted to open an impeachment inquiry into Nixon's conduct didn't necessarily want it to end in his removal from office; even up until his resignation, it was an open question whether there were enough votes in the Senate to remove him.
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"It is ironic that many states joining the statement are the very same states that are the sources of arms, bombs, machines and mercenaries that maim, kill and massacre thousands of people all over the world, not only during their colonial past, but even up to today," she said.
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Yes, I actually do have a Nickelback song on my running playlist that I listen to on a regular basis and was ridiculed about that when I posted my playlist one time and I know some in this chamber even up at the dais are still laughing about that.
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But having owned several handheld devices before, I wondered that if I really wanted to commit I should bite the bullet and buy a PS4 or XBox (a gaming PC wasn't even up for consideration as that is one slippery slope I have no intention of ever sliding down).
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And so, when you start out with just by your name ID from TV, from "The Apprentice," being able to have 15, 17, 18 percent support, and name ID of 35, 45, maybe even up to 60 percent name ID, how is anyone else supposed to be able to compete with that?
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Given the magnitude of the issue, however, there was surprisingly little discussion in Davos on how an increasingly Chinese-influenced global system might differ from – or perhaps even up-end – the post-World War II rules-based order of institutions and principles that spawned the World Economic Forum's creation 50 years ago.
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"I don't believe there has been any administration in the history of this country that has done more in two years -- and we're not even up to two years yet -- than our administration," Trump said last week during a campaign speech in Las Vegas -- while reading a literal paper list of those accomplishments.
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PARK CITY, Utah — Even up here in the snowy peaks of Park City, where independent film continues to thrive as a far more inclusive arm of the Hollywood ecosystem than any other, you could hear the rumbles of #OscarsSoWhite on Thursday as the Sundance Film Festival kicked off with the annual Robert Redford press conference.
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It is ghoulish in the most contemporary of ways that this sort of thing is even up for debate, but it's most important to see the effort to counter it as what it is: not a political campaign but an existential one, and so not the sort of thing that you get to do twice.
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A far more distressing example of this kind of thinking has been surfacing throughout the past few months, as some scrambled for a way to keep supporting Donald Trump as the GOP nominee for president, even up to the release last weekend of a 2005 recording in which he bragged about apparent sexually assault.
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All athletes are given a free T-shirt, a great promotional tool spreading the work of Thailand's newest promotion quickly across the nation—even up in Isaan, where at the small temple shows, young fighters are stepping into the ring for the very first time, you can spot a few MX T-shirts in the crowd.
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Meanwhile, some of the shows that've been reliable go-tos in the past few years weren't even up for consideration this year: Downton Abbey ended its run before last year's awards, and Game of Thrones didn't air a new season during the eligibility period for this year's awards (neither, for that matter, did the new Twin Peaks).
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In some parts of the country, kids are facing serious consequences for going door to door in search of candy past a certain age on Halloween — like in Chesapeake, Virginia, where they can face fines and even up to six months of jail time for trick-or-treating over age 13, according to ABC6 Action News.
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You just feel that that group of people down there are there to manage a task, and when I look back throughout my time on the floor originally and even up through this day, there are always these moments on the floor you really feel the community come together, and that was something I was really passionate about.
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In an interview in December of last year, Shwartz told Motherboard that exploits for messaging apps such as WhatsApp and Signal, which are end-to-end encrypted and thus make it hard for hackers or spies to intercept messages, can go for $1 million or even up to $4 million depending on the circumstances and how urgently the government needs to hack their target.
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Texas (143-58) lowered its magic number for clinching the AL West to 11 games following Saturday's victory and holds a 3 1/2-game edge over Cleveland for the best record in the AL. The Angels have dropped four in a row after winning 11 of their previous 13, but they can even up their season series at eight games apiece with a victory Sunday.
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It was win-win-win-win all around—save, of course, for the poor, who would be thrown to the dogs in an America that now had its weakest safety net since 1932; or those without health care; or those who would later lose their life savings on the new, wide-open Wall Street; or anyone who had been counting on a Democratic president to at least try to even up opportunity in America.
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One of my children had a friend whose home was always beautifully decorated for seasonal holidays, with spider webs and multiple artfully carved pumpkins for Halloween and harvest themes for Thanksgiving, and the whole magic nine yards for Christmas, but I wasn't even up to a few mingy ears of colored corn, maybe because if I hung them on the front door in November, they would have stayed there forever, mournfully drooping till the voracious squirrels had picked them clean.
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