I looked at the TIOBE index today, as I do every so often, as most of the software pros I know do every so often.
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And every so often, a reggae-tinged song — think Magic!
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Chrysler handed her a water jerry can every so often.
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Designate a specific workplace, and get out every so often.
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Throughout the story of humanity, every so often, heroes emerge.
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I am glad the briefing still happens every so often.
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Every so often, a freight train rumbled over the tracks.
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I would call the consul's press secretary every so often.
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People would ask him every so often about his grandfather.
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I'll meet you at the coffee shop every so often.
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She talks, every so often, but nothing that explains anything.
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And don't forget to stretch your legs every so often.
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So you may have to repeat yourself every so often.
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Every so often, there's a Pokemon that becomes highly controversial.
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They usually retire and only do things every so often.
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But still every so often I fall into the trap.
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Every so often it peered around the moving train car.
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Every so often, he fingered the buds on the trees.
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Every so often, Apple comes out with an updated iPhone.
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But every so often, the movement gains a new adherent.
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Every so often, though, there is a tender, unscripted moment.
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Maybe it's time to take Friday off every so often.
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Every so often along the track, a boss will appear.
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Anyone who solves TILTS AT a windmill every so often.
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Yet, every so often, you get a glimpse of something better.
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But every so often she imagines Jake when he's not there.
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Every so often a new kitchen appliance becomes a household staple.
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And hey, who doesn't love a little escapism every so often?
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Coco is a simple housewife who parties hard every so often.
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The internet every so often brings up moments of wild genius.
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Every so often, showers sing better than the people in them.
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Every so often, a glimmer of the old Sony shines through.
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Every so often Juan picks at braces lining his upper teeth.
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"It's good to remind 'em every so often," Colbert said laughing.
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Every so often, Chowdhury will allow himself one indulgence: smashing technology.
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Every so often, Scott Scissons is asked to make a speech.
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Every so often, I played, too, but I was a spaz.
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Every so often little groups surround you like a chamber ensemble.
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But then every so often, the online food world truly delivers.
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I'm assured this kind of thing only happens every so often.
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"Every so often, you get a really friendly dad," she says.
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It's a weird obsession we have for lunch every so often.
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We like to give him a shout-out every so often.
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Every so often, someone asks me which test I&aposd recommend.
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Every so often, they have a run-in with Slender Man.
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Every so often our sun emits an invisible burst of energy.
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Every so often, I would call my doc for a script.
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Every so often he broke the film, irritating his Army minders.
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Every so often, Barry takes out a letter from his father.
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But every so often, he sees glimpses of her former self.
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Every so often she let loose a beguiling, slightly untethered laugh.
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Every so often, you'll overhear people chatting about specific characters or places.
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It's worth checking back every so often to pick up new reads.
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Also helping us … California continues to go on strike every so often.
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Every so often electoral boundaries are redrawn to correct these irregularities. How?
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Every so often, a new cryptic pregnancy story appears in the media.
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That means every so often, Proxima Centauri flares and increases in brightness.
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Every so often, until the end, he would fall desperately in love
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Cobden assures Mashable Australia that it's something that happens every so often.
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Every so often they cast an awkward glance at the young woman.
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Every so often he tossed handfuls of rainbow confetti at the crowd.
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Every so often, tenants wrecked their trailer the night before being evicted.
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Kicking, boxing, and only charging into his running punches every so often.
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I think she's great, and every so often she likes my tweets.
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Except, every so often, someone would lob a brick through his window.
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Yeah, look, those types of opportunities cross our paths every so often.
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Every so often, she would ask about the letter to Hudson's Bay.
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Every so often during the dance sequences, it also shows you beauty.
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Every so often, she lies in bed or crouches in a corner.
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Every so often there are reports that they could get back together.
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I passive-aggressively ask my Amazon Echo this question every so often.
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Every so often, the kitchen communicated with its customers over a mic.
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Still, every so often a filmmaker restates the case for the prosecution.
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Every so often, there are revolutionary innovations in materials, design or construction.
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And every so often the fire blazes up dumping ash into the soup.
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Still, every so often she can't help but join in the show's choreography.
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Every so often, the three male characters will group themselves closely around Reality.
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But at least something I'll want on my TV screen every so often.
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Which means that every so often, you'll find yourself in a record shop.
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Every so often, tragic stories about people dying from silicone injections make headlines.
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Every so often, an American evangelical preacher will denounce Catholic imagery as pagan.
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You used to bring it up every so often, but you've since stopped.
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Every so often, little kids will spot this pseudo superhero and freak out.
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Every so often, cheesemongers encounter some really intriguing questions from our lovely patrons.
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Every so often, Moor nears the finish line, the end of his quest.
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Every so often there are animals who need some help from us humans.
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Every so often, a technology comes along that transforms the way athletes compete.
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Every so often you can see Border Patrol agents parked in their trucks.
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Every so often, Washington and the nation become embroiled in a summer scandal.
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Every so often, we get reports about people getting sick from eating them.
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Every so often, check back in about how you're doing with your savings.
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It may well be that those involved only identified opportunities every so often.
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But every so often, someone walking along Canal Street glances upward and pauses.
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Every so often, Peterson pauses to remind his readers how lucky they are.
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It knows what it wants, and every so often, it even achieves it.
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You just use a damp cloth to wipe it down every so often.
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Every so often the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an aberrant jobs number.
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Every so often, he invites her to pity him for his excessive sensitivity.
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I can only watch every so often because it touches me so deeply.
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Every so often an administration comes along that seems to forget this mission.
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As we rode on the next day, more refreshments materialized every so often.
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It's too bad it has to be re-applied every so often, though.
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As a result, nonfiction books often contain errors and, every so often, plagiarism.
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Every so often she would share updates with her fans on social media.
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The train continued its slow pace, stopping every so often at another station.
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Every so often, I re-read Dr. King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail.
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But every so often he will offer the details of his own luck.
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Every so often, a newspaper publishes an obituary that will break your heart.
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But every so often, I heard random shouts coming from across the store.
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Every so often, though, a voice is heard that serves no obvious political constituency.
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Every so often, a film will flirt with challenging it, then gradually fall back.
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The company suggests updating a unique password every so often to protect your account.
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I do wonder, every so often, if I was born in the wrong time.
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Qatar Airways Every so often a brand troll is done in extremely poor taste.
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They can pay their bills, go shopping and go to dinner every so often.
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"You do this long enough, and every so often you get lucky," says Reid.
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Every so often, a ray of light shines through to illuminate our dark world.
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As we all know, there's nothing wrong with a good cry every so often.
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Every so often, a big corporation manages to play the news cycle just right.
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There might be small anomalies every so often, but none would immediately cause alarm.
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In fact he checks every so often and gets mad if you're not watching.
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Every so often, I asked when I'd get my own book, under my name.
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We need more of their side commentary to lighten things up every so often.
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Every so often, a river disappears entirely, bringing down the communities it once nourished.
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But every so often the magnetic field lines switch and connect with each other.
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But every so often, the company just comes right out and destroys erroneous reports.
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But every so often, a group of no-hopers puts together a perfect lap.
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Every so often, an asset comes along that they can't help pouring money into.
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Every so often, you'll meet a rare hybrid: someone good with words and pictures.
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Every so often, tourists cupped their hands in the fountain to splash hot skin.
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Every so often, we need a day off from crazy prints and bold silhouettes.
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Every so often, a news story shows up that seems to beg for fictionalization.
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WASHINGTON — By sheer math, baseball is bound to produce unusual moments every so often.
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Every so often, Bono raised his arm the way the statue holds its torch.
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Every so often, the public address system booms out recorded announcements to no one.
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He's been a stalwart in the Times puzzle, appearing every so often since 343.
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But every so often and just in passing, the arpeggio slips into unsettling dissonance.
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We are reminded every so often that the Boston segments are in the past.
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Every so often, the boss, Louis B. Mayer (Richard Cordery), threateningly looms over her.
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To keep it sounding its best, it needs a good scrubbing every so often.
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Every so often, one comes along that touches a nerve or causes a scandal.
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Every so often, one of his paramours would catch on and alert the others.
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Every so often, it seems, visual artists are stricken by the urge to perform.
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And, every so often, the family would grant an interview to a foreign reporter.
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But every so often, they would take stock of what loomed beyond the game.
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Every so often it also pauses and allows Kong and Mason to move you.
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Every so often Margot gets a flash of actual insight into Robert's mind-set.
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Every so often, I see a rom-com with a hokey gift-giving scene.
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But every so often, Burnett carves out time to record under his own name.
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Every so often, though, Baskets will let Chip fantasize himself away from his hometown.
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It's refreshing to take a breather from hardcore public feuding every so often, isn't it?
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Every so often, a narrative like Cleverman will flip the script in an intelligent way.
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Every so often, solar panels in California produce more solar energy than the grid needs.
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Sit the can upright every so often to make sure all the pencils are level.
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Every so often, research suggests that social media is making us feel anxious and inadequate.
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And every so often, there are extensive Reddit debates and Quora queries about Rorschach's heroism.
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Every so often a patient comes in with an infection or bleeding that won't stop.
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The chicken spotted at the White House Wednesday seems to make appearances every so often.
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Every so often she stops at a pale-yellow bloom and parts its waxy petals.
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But every so often, shareholders need to remind the quartet who their main customers are.
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"I've decided I need to step away every so often and that's okay," he says.
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"You do think about it every so often," Schwarzenegger told Men's Journal earlier this year.
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Every so often, there's a particular garment that seems to crop up on every celebrity.
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I'd have to stop and dig back in to switch out CDs every so often.
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Who among us doesn't crave a nice, cheesy movie or TV moment every so often?
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Every so often the best candidates are skimmed off and invited to apply for visas.
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We'll report back every so often with updates on how the Pro fares over time.
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Check the pages every so often — we'll be updating them as new deals are announced.
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Perhaps it's good to just hit pause and let the world in every so often.
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Alves, 37, also shares photos of the children every so often to her Instagram account.
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Yet every so often, "Cruise" helps you remember when and why you first watched them.
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Every so often, students may fracture leg bones, vertebrae and cheekbones or sustain a concussion.
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But every so often, Haddish will remind her audience that keeping them entertained is hard.
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I would return to it every so often, but could never get it just right.
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She'll pop in every so often to generate drama or offer up some rich comedy.
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Do you get confused when you have to fill out your own every so often?
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Turn the prawns every so often and brush with the marinade to keep them juicy.
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Flipping through stacks of vinyl, he stopped every so often to comment on a record.
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Every so often a lamp along the rail would shine a light into the compartment.
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Every so often, you'll find someone dancing to the store's music to pass the time.
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Every so often, a ray of sunshine pierces the gloom, illuminating a small urban patch.
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Had I really not anticipated that my child might be picked on every so often?
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But, every so often, the winds break down and allow the cold air to escape.
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I return every so often to work with a friend there on a business venture.
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Every so often, my husband and I would just stare at each other in abject horror.
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Every so often, they would ask OSU or the journal for an update, but none came.
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Surprisingly, she is very good and remains quite calm, only muttering, "Oh, no," every so often.
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Every so often at seemingly random intervals, the star dips in brightness by about 20 percent.
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Like a regular dance show — and they happen to take their shirt off every so often.
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Users just have to plop the seeds in the device and check back every so often.
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Every so often, firemen emerged with a pot or a painting they had managed to rescue.
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It's rare but every so often on Survivor, the pheromones kick into gear and love blooms.
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When I came back to visit every so often, I noticed that he began wearing it.
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But every so often we stumble upon a gem that hits every point on the pyramid.
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Every so often, a barrage of Danish flag confetti would blast out of a confetti cannon.
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Every so often, the ship will send out a corrective ping to keep them on course.
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I'm held on a pedestal as a model only to be knocked down every so often.
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But every so often something else passes along the line: an electric vehicle called a Leaf.
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I have anxiety, and I really love how he checks in with me every so often.
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Every so often, though, we see that Gigi's go-to retailers are the same as ours.
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Every so often, however, I like to try other people's jobs (particularly the really cool ones!).
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Every so often, someone will suggest that we just ignore Trump's words, his riffs, his tweets.
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The team slices deeper, every so often puncturing cavities and letting out a hiss of gas.
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I've come to accept another person's love and even feel I deserve it every so often.
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Every so often within the neatly ordered confines of a diamond, an atom will be missing.
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Jukebox musicals are a much maligned genre, but every so often they can delight and surprise.
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Plus, there were gorgeous embellishments like this every so often, which beautified the space even more.
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But every so often, a highly controversial bill unrelated to the budget squeezes its way through.
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Every so often, she'd remind us to come back to our breath if our thoughts wandered.
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But every so often, you might notice an employee badge that's colored silver, or even gold.
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" And every so often, a question like this: "How Long Can I Live on Just Juices?
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As to the underbelly that Tony mentioned — we caught a flash of it every so often.
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Every so often, the boss called out a prisoner's name to indicate his time was up.
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But every so often, I get one right, and the feeling is nothing short of euphoric.
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Every so often, he drops into Panama to swap packages with that country's strongman, Manuel Noriega.
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But every so often there is a reminder that those organizations, though weakened, are still here.
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But every so often appears a Jordan Montgomery, whom few expected to make the Yankees' roster.
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We see circles in crossword grids every so often to highlight hidden words or letter patterns.
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Every so often he chats with Verge, as in Virgil (Bruno Ganz), who largely remains offscreen.
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Every so often, a fatberg-esque blob of material called ambergris washes up on a beach.
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Every so often, we quit the heat and dust of the conflict and return to Denmark.
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Every so often, the imperceptible turbulence and instability in which the trees exist does upend them.
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"I Doozy" is an every-so-often feature highlighting people, places or things related to Weddings.
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Every so often I'd trot to McDonalds for a cheeseburger and a pang of self-pity.
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Also, every so often you see someone that just says NSA, which is kind of funny.
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Every so often, maybe once a decade, someone enters the adult cinema world demanding your attention.
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Every so often, life serves up a reminder of why we don't just quit social media entirely.
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But every so often the make-believe turns out to be real and things get really trippy.
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It's worth reviewing these permissions every so often from a privacy as well as a security perspective.
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A way of tapping out of adulthood—and who, every so often, wouldn't want to do that?
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I'm a video producer at Refinery29, but every so often I like to try other people's jobs.
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Every so often a slip of paper comes through the slot with some Chinese characters on it.
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But every so often, a pilot decides to go off the beaten contrail and have some fun.
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And every so often, the ubiquitous fast food chain looks to reinvent invent itself for the times.
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Every so often, however, there's a game that defies expectations and is just a damn good story.
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Later, a technician from Fondo Acción visits every so often to see how things are coming along.
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I don't know how many cards she ordered, but every so often I find a new one.
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Every so often, those watching the fireflies might see one start to travel up toward the trees.
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If you like it every so often and have the money for a membership, I'd say join.
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Every so often, we find ourselves in the middle of a month where it's suddenly everyone's birthday.
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Every so often a new block is created and linked to a "chain" of previously created blocks.
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Every so often, an idea circulates enough times to turn it into the stuff of urban legend.
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Every so often, humanity needs a reminder that Tom Cruise can actually shift into Serious Actor mode.
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Every so often we get a social media darling who wins our hearts with their infectious personality.
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President Donald Trump is like a broken clock: He's mostly wrong, but every so often, he's right.
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Every so often we come across something more fundamental and lasting than a trend: a seismic shift.
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An author who returns to the same family every so often, [like] John Updike, Salinger, or Roth.
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Every so often in history, our Fourth of July celebrations are eclipsed by historic and crippling divisions.
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Every so often a book comes along and changes the way you see a classic of literature.
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That's why I think it's important to have a shake-up of the industry every so often.
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Florence sits near several active fault lines, and every so often the city takes a seismic hit.
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In college, I passed by one of its restaurants every so often, never even thinking to enter.
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Every so often, a female GPS voice provides a new instruction, lulling us deeper into the countryside.
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Every so often, she stopped, and it almost seemed like she was looking directly at the camera.
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Must we call him the Nazarene, asked Tata Vasco—who greatly enjoyed their conversations—every so often.
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I'll be officially a laureate, so I suppose I shall polish my bay leaves every so often.
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It ebbs and flows; every so often, it spills over until you feel it seeping into you.
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He would get tickets through his work, so he would take me to games every so often.
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Every so often, he'd pause in his remarks to wander about the stage, basking in the adulation.
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Every so often, I'll see a little boy sitting somewhere, in public, with his little legs crossed.
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Every so often an exceptionally capable woman has to prove her worth by competing against a clown.
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The work was made for New York City Ballet, which revived it every so often until 2008.
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These references to the real world pop up every so often like teasingly, briefly hoisted red flags.
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And it's nice, every so often, to see the year's actual best picture take home Best Picture.
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And every so often, the show slides intriguingly into a more nuanced and shadowy in-between zone.
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And yet every so often, when a book appears, they have to represent themselves in the world.
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But every so often gravity pulls the refuse toward the lowest spot on earth, the Dead Sea.
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Good luck, be well, and think of people like me every so often in your reviews, please.
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Every so often, Webb showed the Fox booth where Boone's brother, Bret, a guest analyst, quietly watched.
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She would stay over this other guy's house every so often, but she never brought him back.
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But punishments can be harsh, and every so often perpetrators are fined, and at times even flogged.
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Every so often, one of these animals is spotted or found washed up on a beach somewhere.
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Every so often, they'll get it in their heads that they're entitled to whatever because they paid.
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The whys of drinking are arguably more interesting than the whats, but every so often they entwine.
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The number of calls I receive from 60-plus people about a potential correction happen every so often.
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But every so often, some developers or an entrepreneur or a company will decide we need something better.
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But every so often, a new kind of flu pops up that doctors are unprepared to vaccinate against.
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Tesla and Mercedes-Benz do that by insisting you give the steering wheel a nudge every so often.
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Over the years, every so often, companies come along with a bold proclamation: The smartphone was designed wrong.
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But every so often, this relationship with red carpet underthings can lead to other life-changing wardrobe discoveries.
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Sometimes you'll like half of the book, and every so often you'll be blown away by every story.
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Every so often, his puppet jaw will unhinge, and he'll snap it back into place, impatient and exhausted.
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The low moan of howling wind is a constant presence, punctuated every so often by sharp window rattles.
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She also enjoys wearing men's cologne every-so-often too, especially since Burns doesn't like to wear any!
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Still, you may want to consider an intensive cleansing treatment every so often, just for your scalp's sake.
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Every so often, mother nature likes to remind us that it is brutal, unforgiving and totally messed up.
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Sometimes they soar high, sometimes they dip low, and every so often they appear to stagnate all together.
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Every so often a new snippet would ring out, but nothing that resembled a new and listenable song.
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Every so often, Twitter gathers for one of its most powerful bonding experiences: making fun of gross food.
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And, every so often, that pressure can lead to divisions within the ranks, even at the highest levels.
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Every so often, there's a game that you know just looks way, way too good to be true.
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Those are things that need to happen every so often so the house doesn't fall behind the market.
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"Every so often, she asks me to take out the letter and read it to her," he said.
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Every so often a documentary has such a head-shakingly bizarre story that alone makes it worth seeing.
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Every so often, Mr. Vee said that stragglers wander in at night looking for an after-dinner cappuccino.
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Use body language tricks, such as having a straight posture and smiling every so often to exude confidence.
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Every so often I go home for the weekend, and at night, I lie awake in the dark.
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I'd done it solo for a while every so often, and wanted to know if he did too.
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Just be careful if you pare back the files and put things through the shredder every so often.
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Every so often new diseases appear, and we're never sure when and where the next one will strike.
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Every so often, it might go off to explore new places and people, but it always returns home.
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Nonetheless, Jerry Lewis made a rough cut early on, and every so often, reports of a screening surface.
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You can choose to do this one time, or to have the action performed automatically every so often.
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They come, they go, but every so often one enters alone, so that we ask: Is this Odette?
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Abandoned cars, too, appear every so often, left where they were in the moment the storm overtook them.
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And every so often, especially in moments of passion, Hamlet will speak not in English but in Persian.
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Every so often, the ICE attorney would chime in, but migrants were unable to see or understand him.
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Back then, believing in God felt mostly unremarkable, occasionally interesting, and every so often like a private thrill.
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Staff members come around every so often offering complimentary smoothies or products from the spa to freshen up.
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Since Trump took office, every so often a spate of stories will come out about how unhappy Melania seems.
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Every so often, he takes a bite of the apple, drops the axe and picks up a flaming torch.
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But I can't leave because he pops his head up every so often to make sure I'm still there.
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Trump has different positions and they change every so often, so we try to figure out where we're going.
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I still go back to ADF every so often, but I've become more realistic about what I can handle.
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"Unfortunately, every so often one of these things happens and we remember that they're not just stories," Badham said.
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Every so often, there's a moment when the public is forced to remember that black athletes are black people.
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But every so often, a sale comes along that's more than just a chance at scoring a good deal.
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But every so often a disagreement rises above the usual fighting to give us the gift of a feud.
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EVERY SO OFTEN a right-leaning economist raises the alarm about the apparently parlous state of America's public finances.
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They must be replaced; just as motorists need new tyres every so often, so it is with these words.
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While nobody knows what this meteorite is or what it does, every so often, it subtly changes its appearance.
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Having said that, every so often...As an actor, as an artist, it's a full life that one has.
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But most importantly, if we don't look back every so often, we'll never know how far we've actually come.
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But every so often, I hit a road block, and it feels as if I've run out of ideas.
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Journalists would prefer Trump hold press conferences instead of firing off a few 140-character thoughts every so often.
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"Every so often they can play together, but the other team has to comply," Sixers coach Brett Brown said.
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But every so often, an artist becomes part of the city's tapestry — not high nor low, mainstream nor underground.
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But every so often, the old bee would sting the young bear with jabs that snapped back Foreman's head.
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The choreographer Faye Driscoll interjected every so often, asking the performers to slow down or to gesticulate more sharply.
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Like, on the space shuttle, we had to change out the canisters of LiOH, lithium hydroxide, every so often.
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Every so often the facade cracks and that urgent sense of inner turmoil expels itself through every orifice imaginable.
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But he admits November and free agency and a big family decision do invade his consciousness every so often.
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Every so often Ms. Caruso wonders if she'll wake up at 98 with regrets, but she doesn't think so.
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For those who use wheelchairs, the issue also comes up every so often on internet forums and online communities.
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They imply that maybe, every so often, a work or a line or a person can still surprise us.
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Every so often, Bill miraculously manages to gather together his flaccid bits so he can put on a record.
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There's something about Studio 8H that, every so often, draws artists to providing performances that feel like real moments.
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Every so often, little puffs of air burst by your face to accentuate, say, gunfire or a big explosion.
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Democracy says that we all make mistakes, but that we get a chance, every so often, to correct ourselves.
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But every so often he returns with his own music, as he does this week with a new album.
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Every so often, Coutinho seemed to feel he was drifting too far away and, snap, back he would come.
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There was complete darkness, except for the roaming flashlight, which, every so often, revealed the men's shell-shocked expressions.
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Owners are required to certify their dogs' tick medication, but every so often Klein and Godwin find a few.
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As for ghosts, every so often a medium comes through, asking if she can feel their presence in house.
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Every so often, an element of additional (and, once or twice, unwelcome) interpretation peeks in, further muddying the waters.
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But every so often, despite the grave diagnosis, Mr. Travare said, he sees glimpses of his wife's former self.
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The first season of Lost was one of those lightning-in-a-bottle moments TV has every so often.
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Every so often horoscope writers have to take on particularly parental tones, and this is one of those moments.
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But every so often, you see a picture of a governor in blackface and I'm like, This'll be fun.
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Some of them aren't folks at all—there are snakes here, spiders and tortoises and, every so often, monsters.
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I kept a closer watch on Twitter, searching the term "Charlottesville" every so often to see what people were saying.
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But every so often on this bright Saturday, someone would stop in and softly ask for a bouquet of flowers.
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Every so often you hear about people being eaten by gators—presumably these poor souls didn't pay attention in class.
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"We run these little exercises every so often," Dr. Michael Kelley, an astronomer at NASA's Planetary Science Division, told Gizmodo.
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Every so often a friend will ask me what it feels like as a trauma survivor when you get triggered.
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Lashes do need to be brushed every so often with a spoolie brush — just don't overdo it when you brush.
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When you live in certain parts of Australia's Northern Territory, it's not uncommon to spot a crocodile every so often.
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"I do book signings every so often, I do make other appearances plus conventions offer volunteer positions too," he suggested.
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But behind the scenes, we are still processing the logbooks, and we upload new sets of data every so often.
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You trade stocks and exchange-traded funds every so often, and for the most part, you like the user experience.
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"Every so often I'll go through and spruce it up, by which I mean make it more sparse," she said.
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But every so often, there'd be a day when everyone had plans, and I'd be left to fend for myself.
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Every so often, a topic comes up on Goop that's even kookier than vaginal jade eggs and sex supplements: colonics.
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And I switch up the periodicals I read every so often rather than stick with the same one for years.
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My husband, during that time, would peek his head in every so often or bring me salt and vinegar chips.
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Political scientists following these trends are quick to point out that this conversation bubbles up every so often for Republicans.
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Nearly all of the services encountered minor snags like jumping back a few seconds every so often or occasional buffering.
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Most people set a machine down and change the filter every so often to find all sorts of dust inside.
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Microwave in one-minute increments or so, stopping every so often to stir the cream and let the steam escape.
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Every so often, Snapchat rolls out an under-the-radar update, devoid of any official announcement or in-app fanfare.
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Every so often, an opinion poll can give you the opportunity to hear directly from the clients what they want.
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Every so often, however, a performance will be so noteworthy it breaks through the constant stream of red carpet reports.
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And every so often, something happens which turns the flow of departures from a slow trickle to a larger torrent.
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Every so often she tried to stand up, but bumped against the table and fell back down into her wheelchair.
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Like computers, the PlayStation 4 has a cache that should be cleared every so often to ensure it runs smoothly.
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Every so often, the continuous glucose monitor implant he has in his tricep peeks out of his snug shirt sleeve.
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But every so often we hear — and feel — a sonic thrum that suggests something ineffable emerging from this mechanical process.
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Our frenzied conjecture allowed them the privilege of sweeping majestically in every so often to confirm, complicate or disprove it.
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But it's tough, because enemies turn around every so often when patrolling, so it's hard to sneak up behind them.
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Every so often, the S.N.L. alumna Sasheer Zamata gathers some of her funny friends for a night of stand-up.
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Every so often he paused to adjust the scarf ever so slightly, as if confirming that it was still there.
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Every so often, when I need help, I'll take it out and hold it, still hearing his gentle, ironic voice.
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Every so often he'll run viewer-made malware, which typically blurs the line between digital art and sadistic fan mail.
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Every so often in "High Life," the latest from the French director Claire Denis, there's a shot of outer space.
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Every so often, someone will remark that the time for talk is past, that what is needed now is action.
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Every so often, a balloon gets tangled up in a streetlight and dumps glass or metal on the people below.
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As long as I glance up every so often, Super Cruise knows that I'm keeping an eye on the road.
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Every so often though, there is a game that is generally considered revolutionary for expanding the space of game design.
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Every so often in Pedro Almodóvar's sublime "Pain and Glory," Salvador Mallo (Antonio Banderas) closes his eyes and drifts away.
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Every so often, when I couldn't resist, I would invoke her, usually by saying, she would have been so proud.
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Every so often Sandler gets to expand the character's emotional register, in lulls and moments of tenderness and real feeling.
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The spacecraft swings by Venus every so often, using the planet's gravity to nudge the vehicle closer to the star.
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You could look up, every so often, to see the neon sizzle and the heroine kick somebody in the head.
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I had anxiety attacks every so often, but it was something I felt was under "control" and easy to manipulate.
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Every so often a blue-gloved hand pauses to dab the cortex with a Gelfoam to stanch a plume of blood.
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Every so often frame rates would tank and I'd have to toss the headset aside or face several minutes of dizziness.
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Typically these jolts of joy occur to individuals listening alone, but every so often they happen to the public at large.
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Every so often, life throws you a curveball that makes you wonder how easy it would be to sell a kidney.
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Every so often, a dress comes along that's so rare, so delightful, so utterly whimsical, it warrants being called a unicorn.
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None of this is new, but stopping to think about what it means for basketball's future every so often is necessary.
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For the most part they play themselves — you just need to click on something every so often to keep things moving.
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Al Mana and Jackson, 50, have proven to be notoriously private, opening up about their family life only every so often.
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Musicians often borrow from each other's sounds, and every so often, they take someone else's song and make it their own.
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Every so often a trend comes along and it's inescapable—its on the runway, it's at Zara, it's at H&M.
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Sure, Apple throws us a bone every so often and gives us a small batch of new characters to play with.
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While he has mostly been streaming without an audience, every so often an errant person will drop by and stick around.
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When Alex Jones first got his show, he would have William Cooper on every so often, and Cooper's a total paranoid.
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Kasich's a big concert-goer and he likes talking about music, something that came up every so often during the campaign.
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Every so often, though, a whiff of the "wonderful mystical magical miracle" (to borrow a phrase from Leona) stirs the air.
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I was already spending some part of my time advising different companies that would just bring me in every so often.
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Since Jeff and I both live in Seattle, we meet up every so often for coffee and to talk crossword shop.
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But every so often the fog lifts a little and Davis and Dafoe can speak more complex ideas aloud to Whitney.
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And they rain missiles called Hellfire on Al Qaeda, the Taliban and also, every so often, women, children and other civilians.
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Commuter trains roar by every so often, though the double-glazing of his windows reduces the noise to a gentle whoosh.
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Mix the onions around below the chicken every so often and add wine or stock if they are browning too fast.
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Sounds like they're going to stick me in the fucking closet, wheel me out, and dust me off every so often.
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Every so often, black golf carts whizzed by, driven by overtly stressed people radioing in on lines that always seem busy.
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Yet every so often, the show will present a scene or image so beautiful that I can't write it off entirely.
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And, every so often, Kaufman's notorious alter ego Tony Clifton, an obnoxious lounge lizard, muscles in to upend the entire thing.
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But then every so often you'd see people walking by with suitcases, wheeling their stuff around because they're going home early.
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Every so often, officers would turn on the lights, check for IDs, and arrest patrons without identification or in full drag.
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Even so, pestilential panics like Covid-21 come along every so often, and they sometimes become full-blown levellers of humanity.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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Mr. Tavernier's descriptions oscillate between the precise and the sweeping, and every so often he floats on private currents of thought.
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Every so often, a studio dusts off an old property in the hope of selling it anew, often to diminished ends.
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Every so often, a conversation comes along that changes not only how I understand my life, but how I live it.
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Every so often, I will resort to counting sheep—actually, I count divorced couples I know, and sometimes, at 5 A.M .
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We stand, so we need to walk around and stretch every so often, to keep our blood circulating and remain focused.
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Kong, meanwhile, at times feels sidelined, brought out every so often to wreak havoc and briefly exchange soulful looks with Mason.
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Every so often Debmarine Namibia sends out unmanned, autonomous vehicles -- much like underwater drones -- to survey the seabed using sonar technology.
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But every so often a different creature darts into view: a novel that is genuinely original — and, often, very quietly so.
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The young Tonya — in flashback — says one thing, the young Jeff says something else, and every so often LaVona chimes in.
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I guess it's time to prepare to watch Netflix originals with the spinning wheel of latency interrupting me every so often?
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"Every so often it seems to be relevant again," said Ms. Sandys, who visits the museum at least once a year.
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Every so often we'll get a news report about a patch or some type of sensor that's going to do this.
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Every so often, the holy grail appears in the world, and when it does, seven mages are chosen to battle over it.
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Rats did die every so often, but the researchers couldn't find any spike in the risk of dying as rats got older.
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Every so often I see people concerned that emoji will "replace" words and we'll all be talking in emoticons in the future.
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To me, this silhouetted woman looks like she's rotating counterclockwise, but every so often, for a fleeting moment, she reverses her spin.
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It happens every so often, and whenever it does, it immediately becomes the coolest thing to come from that day in baseball.
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Every so often, a news event — like a possible health care repeal or incomprehensible Trump tweet — was met with widespread media coverage.
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Trump took to Twitter to lambast Democrats, the FBI, and what he perceived as a Russian collusion "witch hunt" every so often.
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Every so often, he stopped to hover over one of seven students seated at desks in the front half of the room.
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Amazon discounts its Echo lineup every so often, and now is one of those times it might be worth taking a look.
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But she said this isn't a new point of debate within lesbian circles, and it seems to come back every so often.
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"Everyone at the baby shower had turned off their phones, but a few people were checking every so often," a source revealed.
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The actress opened up to PEOPLE in October 2018 about the importance of indulging in a little me-time every-so-often.
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Osborne: Hopefully, we can just leave it alone and go and look at it every so often, monitor what's happening up there.
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Every so often, we have to retread what happened in real life, not on TV. This episode does a lot of that.
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Every so often, particles within the corona get super heated and shoot out from the Sun in what's known as solar wind.
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Every so often the Central Intelligence Agency uses the proviso to seize the profits of a book by an incautious ex-spook.
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My work offers Saturday assessments every so often and they pay me my hourly rate, so I sign up when I can.
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But every so often he backed up his vague rallying cries and cited hard facts — facts that were largely based on nothing.
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While asking your boss to lunch or coffee every so often is a good idea, he or she may not have time.
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We have an open afternoon every so often where people can come and observe students, and those events have been booking full.
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Every so often, a deep compulsion for change nags me to husk off the familiar in favor of the new and unknown.
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Every so often I receive a message from Atlas urging me to jump to a new star system or investigate a signal.
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And most of the time, the vast majority of time, our young people make good decisions, but every so often, they don't.
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But every so often, when I hear about a Cosby or another double life being exposed, I think about meeting Gulley again.
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Every so often, an update would arrive in the mail, containing revised articles and photographs to be pasted over the old ones.
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No one likes a delayed flight, but every so often, people can find amazing ways to entertain themselves and lighten the mood.
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Every so often she'd abandon her post to go outside and lean against the wall with the valets and have a smoke.
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I wouldn't say I've done many crazy ones, but every so often we do Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter tattoos.
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Every so often something happens that feels so exactly tailored to my interests that I might as well have personally dreamed it.
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Every so often, I'll wake up to an inbox full of friendly emails from people volunteering to help me do my job.
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He has been dating the same woman for several years, and he also communicates with Ms. Chaulk every so often through Facebook.
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Field organizers were busy calling supporters, and every so often the ding of a bell signaled that another volunteer was on board.
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Every so often you'd see a sleek driverless car pulling up at a neighbor's house, or trundling along doing the speed limit.
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Since then, EZs have limped forward with extensions of tax credits and have been renewed every so often through piecemeal legislative efforts.
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But every so often a lucky few manage to escape caricature and that particular brand of madness in their pursuit of genius.
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Every so often, there comes a time in life where we have to take a step back for some major self-reflection.
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I'm someone who is coming into success in the public eye, and God forbid I show a designer handbag every so often.
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The N.F.L. will also continue to turn the draft into a moneymaking roadshow by moving it to new cities every so often.
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Every so often, nurses turned him so that he did not develop bedsores, and he sometimes grimaced in pain as he spoke.
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Every so often, he'd interrupt in Russian and point at the case—and the rep would tell me about a new feature.
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Every so often, they might experience a flash of insight about human sexuality that, chances are, they didn't understand as a teen.
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He paused every so often to stare out the window as we navigated the city, and then went back to his writing.
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I've tried other travel mugs here and there, and every so often I have a little spill here, a few drips there.
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Every so often, especially in a Mafia or terrorism trial, a judge will decide to keep secret the identities of the jurors.
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But this binary is instead what's called a dwarf nova, flashing every so often with low levels of mass traveling between the stars.
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Set the chocolate aside, stirring every so often until your crust has cooled enough, so that the chocolate doesn't form a skin. 6.
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Dry ends should still get a deep conditioner every so often, just make sure you keep it to your ends and rinse well.
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Every so often, someone will publish a list of "most beautiful women, as determined by science" and it's basically always 10 white women.
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Every so often I'd say, "Can I touch it?" and she'd take it out and let me hold it for a little while.
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Kat, a 21-year-old student living in Glasgow, loves the weight gain updates that the Cincinnati Zoo puts out every so often.
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One effective way of reducing this overall cost is to make the most of the bundle offerings that come around every so often.
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Yet, every so often, she'll open a bottle of beer, just as she did for her birthday, sharing a glass with a friend.
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Kim and Inose also plan to switch up the menu every so often with new mix-ins that will keep customers coming back.
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Every so often, someone will stop fretting over the ethics of forcing this surgery on a baby to crack a random MacFarlane joke.
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But every so often—he would pause—smoothly swivel—to consult his huge thumb-indexed and stand-mounted Webster's for "tabescent" or "prognathous".
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After all, we all turned out pretty okay — minus the voice of Pikachu popping up in our brains every so often, that is.
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Spread into a thin, even layer on a baking sheet and bake, stirring every so often, until crisp, about 45 minutes. Cool. 2.
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"Every so often, I get a client who is truly open to education," Ginger Snap, a cisgender escort and porn performer, told VICE.
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Every so often, a starvation epidemic will level an entire generation of sea lion pups, as uncharacteristically warm waters decimate their food supply.
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Every so often, a new president displays a feel for media and demonstrates how it can be used to make his case politically.
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Maybe you meet once a week or once a month, or perhaps your boss sends you thoughtful and constructive emails every so often.
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Every so often you may notice ridiculous, random files you have saved on your computer popping up in your searches as local files.
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All of the Asians are united in here, but every so often the Vietnamese guys and Chinese will go through a little drama.
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Even though I'm traditionally drawn to single-player games, experiences with a definitive "end," I've been pulled into multiplayer games every so often.
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After I heard about the road-raising, I began to drive over there every so often to see how it was coming along.
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Every so often a man finds himself at a crossroads, where the choice he makes will forever alter the course of his life.
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I try to switch out what toys Ellie has available to play with every so often to keep her interested in them longer.
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Every so often, one of them will pat themselves on the back for doing the Absolute Bare Minimum to amend an ongoing problem.
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And every so often, Manfred pops up in the media and makes a suggestion or lets slip the idea of a rule change.
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Every so often, Mr. Ruff paused to advise on the positioning of a picture, or have a quiet word with the lighting engineers.
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By the entrance, devotees stood praying, but every so often phone-holding hands would pop up above the crowd to snap a picture.
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The story is a confusion of noise, visual clutter and murderous digital gnats, but every so often a glimmer of life flickers through.
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Every so often I click on the videos tab and watch as she and a friend drive through a tollgate with incorrect change.
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Every so often, he identifies a speaker with onscreen text or adds a time stamp; occasionally, he slides in some propulsive electronic beats.
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Video of his games is regularly sent back to Madrid, and every so often a scout comes to see him in the flesh.
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Every so often the screen will freeze and a note will appear supplying the date and manner of a minor character's eventual death.
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Every so often, the roads wind past the gates of a big new mansion or high-end subdivision being built in the woods.
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Verizon will mail out a box of three tech products every so often, and you can keep or return as many as you'd like.
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When I ask my husband – during a conversation we have every so often – if he wants me to change my name, he says yes.
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As a character, he is so pallid as to be almost invisible, barely intruding on the action except every so often to fall ill.
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For the second layer, frost the cake from the top down, cleaning your knife every so often to ensure your frosting is crumb-free.
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They've attended just a handful of red carpets together (including last year's Met Gala) and share Instagram snaps of one another every so often.
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But, every so often, your go-to astrologer says it's actually your sign's quality that's contributing to your relationship woes or troubles at work.
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"So, if the bees can have a few hours, every so often, to get to the blossoms, there will be almond pollination, " he said.
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Every so often, an official raised his hand in a fist, calling for silence so he could listen for the sounds of possible survivors.
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Strangely, they are still friends; she takes him to the hospital every so often, and buys him food when he can't afford it himself.
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Everything about it positively drips with unabashed sentimentality, and, every so often, it's good to be reminded of the sheer potency of the sentimental.
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The stasis was interrupted every so often by another patient heading to the clinic, staggering down the rocky paths or carried aloft by family.
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Every so often, we heard the tolling of a ship bell coming from the registers, a sign of a customer in need of service.
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The echoing birdsong returns every so often, alternating with rhythmically ripe music by the Belgian band Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung and the Moscow Art Trio.
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Because the land is gnarly, you are granted the ability to absorb the world, blessing players with wild and unexpected powers every so often.
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But every so often, even someone who has reviewed 30,000 applications in her decade-and-a-half as an admissions counselor encounters something new.
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And once every so often, there'll be someone to call you a faggot, to remind you, just when you might have relaxed—we're watching.
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They're friends: They goof off on the clock every so often, they enjoy a good Polaroid snap, and they support each others' professional endeavors.
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Every so often, Ms. Rozema also folds in a beauty shot of the lushly green forest, with its dense flora and chirping, snuffling fauna.
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Every so often I think about getting a real hat, as opposed to some shapeless woolly number, but I don't like to stand out.
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One way to avoid getting trapped is to give the climber a kick every so often, teleporting them from one location to another one.
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But every so often, I have that one email I need to write but that I just can't force myself to take care of.
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But every so often you get one that comes back and it says 'unknown source,' and then nothing ever comes of it from there.
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The two worked diligently, exchanging quiet smiles, Jessica playfully reminding their mother every so often that she needs to cull her collection of trinkets.
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Every so often, the characters in Barry Jenkins's anguished and mournful "If Beale Street Could Talk" look straight at the camera, and at you.
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Every so often, I'd step out of the shower and see that rough-hewed line, and it would set off an avalanche of emotion.
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But every so often, even in the midst of a jokey anecdote, Ms. Mulligan's Woman stretches her long neck and tilts her chin upward.
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"Every so often -- it's really like every other year to every third year -- where we have a flu season that is intense," he said.
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Greg would find things or know somebody or people would submit, and every so often, we'd decided it's time to change out the pictures.
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The two have been dating for a few years now ... she's been coming to his games every so often -- and the couple is adorable!!!
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Over the next couple of months, I received an email every so often assuring me that the team was still working on my request.
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She was a regular, every so often taking the improvised stage and busking for money and for that even greater New York commodity: attention.
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But every so often it was also necessary to use it to help prevent people from over-buying or under-buying for their needs.
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Why we're cautious: Every so often, the three episodes we screened got a little too precious, which is sometimes a necessary evil with romance.
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Every so often, I'd press the button on my wrist and deliver an electric jolt as my friends were responsibly enjoying their alcoholic beverages.
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Every so often during this debate, someone will point out that Trump promised Mexico would pay for the wall, and whatever happened to that?
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Every so often, she changes her phone number to sever ties with acquaintances, she said, or is driven to smash things around the flat.
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Krav Maga is not one of those fad, boutique-y workouts that pop up every so often to promise you the body of your dreams.
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While the class remains focused on the task at hand, every so often someone stops to Instagram the moment or mosey over to the bar.
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But, every so often, a change of faith happens so suddenly, the person can point to a single factor that caused their switch to flip.
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We love the brand's commitment to sustainability, ethical production practices, transparency, and because every so often, it offers up its Choose What You Pay Sale.
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An outburst occurs every so often when the Earth travels through the middle of that debris, as opposed to just at its edge, NASA says.
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Every so often, when the hum of an aircraft would fill the air, they were hurriedly commanded to hide themselves under the canopy of trees.
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I'm fortunate that my work brings me to another developing country every so often, and each new place changes the way I think about development.
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But every so often, inferring the existence of the hydrogens isn't enough, especially when researchers want to confirm the existence of an unknown hydrogen bond.
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Every so often it comes up in debate, but it is so popular that lawmakers are more than a little bit afraid to touch it.
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This type of attack happens every so often when hackers create a little army of private computers infected with malicious software known as a Botnet.
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Every so often, he'll wake up in the middle of the night and make strange beeping noises, like an invisible person is swiping his screen.
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And every so often, the detectives break character and get personal, defending their actions against their critics and revealing their internal squabbles with the prosecution.
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All images courtesy of 'A Profound Waste of Time' Every so often, it's enough to simply share a little love on this internet of ours.
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I display it on a shelf and every so often, I spritz it to bring back the magic — even if it's just for a minute.
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EVERY so often a question that seems purely abstract and philosophical passes into the realm of hard reality where people's lives and destinies are determined.
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While we're all content to watch Winter Olympics figure skating set to tasteful classical music, every so often someone comes to mix up the formula.
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No one is trying to save the world, which, to be honest, gets a little tired after a while (maybe disassemble every so often, Avengers).
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It's an emotional trip—every so often, he sits at a bench (or on a train, or a boat) and invites you into a memory.
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Unfortunately, the Switch Lite forces me to stop playing it every so often because my hands start cramping and I need to take a break.
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Fresh Brown Sugar Scrub, available at Sephora, $39Moisturizing is great for dry skin, but exfoliating every so often can help your moisturizer work even better.
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Though they weren't scoring, it was a meaningful sign for the Yankees that every so often a pitch was being left higher in the zone.
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Reel up steadily but not too aggressively, pulling up on the rod every so often to make sure the fish is still on the hook.
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Mr. Underwear would race ahead of us every so often, but around the bend we always found him patiently waiting for us to catch up.
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Every so often, she paced to the beat of her pauses, from one side of the stage to the other, looking directly at the judges.
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Every so often, it's hard to disconnect the inner fan that started watching the sport in his mid-teens from the MMA writer of today.
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And, every so often, Russell remembers the past, such as his participation in U.S. Government Cold War sports diplomacy in a special Christmas Day post.
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How to Deep Clean Your Fridge In order to make room for all your ingredients, give your fridge that once-every-so-often deep clean.
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Every so often, people will remind me that I don't look as if I belong out there, that my doubts aren't just in my head.
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Opinion Columnist Every so often it's important to step back from the freak show of the moment so that you can see the whole circle.
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But every so often, when a Korean athlete was about to perform, patriotism (or perhaps mere curiosity) compelled them to pause for a few moments.
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It is a gesture, if it is only every so often, when the men have a gap in their calendar and the turf lies idle.
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Every so often, an opportunity arises for a course correction in an area of federal spending that will provide savings and change longstanding, outdated programs.
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Sunflower fields pop up, vast and Technicolor-yellow like an alternate vision of Oz, and every so often there's a pump jack, bobbing for oil.
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Every so often, the volcano blows its top and someone goes swimming, diving in caves where stalactites glitter and a creature named the Mother sings.
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In "Parenting the Fortnite Addict," Lisa Damour writes: Every so often a game comes along that conquers the hearts, minds and thumbs of gamers everywhere.
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Every so often, with the help of a friend, he puts together an email blast for anyone who has expressed an interest in his work.
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He'd pop his head back in to the world of "Jeopardy!" every so often to participate in a tournament and line his pockets even more.
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B-School hiring signals PE's evolutionTraditionally, PE shops have only appeared on business school campuses every so often to recruit junior- to mid-level talent.
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"Every so often, these archaic ordinances pop up that nobody's read for years, and somebody finds it," said Ms. Lawrence, a former mayor of Wausau.
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You&aposll want to clear the cache on your Chromebook&aposs Chrome browser every so often to ensure your computer is running at optimal efficiency.
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Every so often, he does get stopped, as he did on third-and-1 from the Steelers' 11-yard line late in the third quarter.
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"Every so often you're like, if I die tomorrow, if the show went off the air tomorrow, at least we did this episode," he said.
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"We've got a plan for each player — some need to play a lot of rugby, some are better playing games every so often," Jones added.
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Hamaguchi shoots the long progress of this looks-based relationship in a naturalistic style, puncturing it every so often with subtle world-warping expressionistic flourishes.
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Allocation allows White Claw to continue showing up in stores every so often, even though it quickly flies off shelves and runs out of stock.
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But every so often, a cycle comes along that entices, that offers a chance to grapple with music that is unpopular, under-heard or misunderstood.
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Every so often, insurgent coalitions bring an agenda-setting president to power who sweeps away the verities of the old regime, fundamentally restructuring our politics.
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GIA KOURLAS LIGIA LEWIS Every so often, New Yorkers catch a glimpse of the choreographer Ligia Lewis, who spends much of her time in Berlin.
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One watches a flat-screen monitor with feeds from several hallways, zooming in on images of blurry students every so often to get a closer look.
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Yet every so often, a celebrity will show up on the step and repeat wearing a getup that brings on a sudden case of déjà vu.
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The game isn't fire-and-forget, where you leave it running in an open tab and check back in every so often to see what's what.
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I would call every so often, a former Miramax executive who ultimately did go somewhat on the record in the New York Times piece, Mark Gill.
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Every so often, a movie like this leaves theaters without anybody seeming to have noticed it existed, only to find an audience on video or streaming.
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Every so often, Mac likes to pay tribute to The Brendan Leonard Show (BLS to true fans) by reenacting one of their many family-friendly stunts.
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Every so often the charging spot at her usual shopping mall is unavailable, but she can usually find somewhere to charge if she's low on battery.
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Every so often, a new credit scoring model hits the market — such as the recently announced FICO 10 — and consumers are told their score may change.
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But every so often there come certain songs with messaging that is just downright tone-deaf, which does more harm than good for the LGBTQ+ community.
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The aim is to bring awareness to the pesky problem that felines face every so often, which can be combated by regular fur brushing and more.
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A simple arcade fishing game is fun to play every so often, but it's not the kind of experience you can lose yourself in for long.
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Every so often, a pea-brained winged male will be born, whose job it is to leave the hive, find a queen to bone, and die.
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Every so often, we unearth that one special garment that's basically a needle in a haystack: affordable but special, adaptable but unlike anything we've seen before.
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Every so often, we hear that a drone strike has killed an Islamic State commander, but there's no sign that the group has been significantly weakened.
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Earlier this week, Fortnite captured the attention of players through a mysterious desert occurrence — every so often, a lightning strike emerged from the in-game rifts.
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Every so often, I might reach a bit too far and she'll close her mouth around my fingers and suck the food out from between them.
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Every so often they somehow remind us how impactful sports can be, yet how little they mean in the big picture—all at the same time.
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Every so often, WIRED gets to take a good, long sojourn behind the scenes, to observe what the people we write about are doing all day.
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Every so often the Academy embarrasses itself (see: Dario Fo), a good reminder that we should not take the business of award-giving seriously at all.
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Our only beef is that the drinks and menu are every so often overly ambitious, but the service is unfussy and the desserts kill every time.
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Due to the constant influx of revised images, every so often the internet will discover a new little Easter egg in the Google Street View world.
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Apple MacBook Air 13-Inch for $1,100 ($100 off): This deal is fairly consistent on Amazon, but we like to point it out every so often.
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Every so often the list would appear, a printout of movies and shows that hadn't been rented in a long time, typically a year or more.
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Every so often, a religious-persecution case involving humble folk goes far beyond the junior bureaucrats who first handle them and reaches the highest judicial authorities.
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We look up every so often to critique a boss fight design, or compliment a nice takedown, or riff on some ridiculous Hideo Kojima plot point.
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Every so often he interrupted himself to ask people on the street if they had "sticks" or cigarettes of Spice, as the drug is sometimes called.
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"But every so often, we'll get a call from someone who wants a potion or something that can help them cast a spell," Mr. Blumenthal added.
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Every so often, Blanchett's cries for aesthetic revolution ring out through the cavernous space, but in front of the 13 screens, the sound is highly targeted.
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Every so often, she enjoys giving us a reminder of that fact, and we were lucky enough to receive another one last night (Tuesday September 12).
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One kablooey leads to another, and every so often, as if to remind us of the pretty faces that go with the suits, the superheroes huddle.
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I like the fact that you see proven winners keep popping up every so often, and then brand-new winners like Annie Park and Pernilla Lindberg.
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The United States, for its part, considers the sea to be international waters and sends bombers and warships through every so often to make that point.
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Every so often there's a flicker of the play Mr. Presson might have been struggling with before he decided to turn Ford's play into an Edsel.
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More often than not, just like real photographs, things are out of frame and look like garbage, but every so often, it captures a real moment.
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Every so often in this long, long ceremony, something otherworldly would light up the stage and make us remember why we watch this show every year.
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Certain elements rise up but they're not readily identifiable; is that a chopped-up voice or a warped synth that judders into being every so often?
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Every so often, I would move the bottle out of the way to wipe crumbs off the counter, but I didn't dare twist open the top.
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And every so often, Ms. Hirst and Mr. McLeod will materialize as prehistoric figures, ancestors to us all, who left the earliest known footprints on earth.
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Every so often, amid the piercing noise of raised voices, grumbling machinery and the whine of ambulances, a volunteer's arm would rise and others would follow.
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Every so often, a tweet goes viral showing someone making a beat by wielding two barcode scanners in front of a sheet of assorted line patterns.
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I have gone back to Death Valley every so often, and this year I have made a series of visits, trying to better understand its allure.
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His reading glasses were perched on the bridge of his nose, and "Madama Butterfly" was playing, every so often punctuated by the ding of his phone.
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When I first bought it, I liked how it tracked my daily 30 minutes of physical activity and reminded me to stand up every so often.
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In a normal world, every so often a lightning-sparked fire will roll through a landscape, clearing away old foliage to make way for the new.
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These are the kinds of tools you don&apost always think about but every so often, you find yourself very glad you had it on hand.
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Every so often, they convene and scheme on the theater's foyer stairway, which has been scattered with women's shoes, a conceit seemingly borrowed from the production.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — We get a blistering Sunday puzzle every so often from Andrew Chaikin, who's busy being Kid Beyond, a musician, actor, performer, teacher and inventor.
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And, every so often, a period arises in which some of that dream manifests and change is clear and indisputable, a leap forward for a people.
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According to Henken, every so often, law enforcement will crack down, rounding up offenders and throwing them in jail in an effort to reassert their power.
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But season two offers a much stronger sense of Bosch's Hollywood Homicide division as a workplace, rather than just a place he checks in every so often.
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Every so often a few staffers leaped up from their computers and pop there for a quick dance, giggling and twisting in front of the studio mirrors.
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Every so often, though, a curveball of a must-have comes along, and we find ourselves feeling thrown off by a garment that suddenly everyone is coveting.
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I don't think it's possible for this show to make you feel the Commander's crimes every episode, but it's good to get the refresh every so often.
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But every so often, that lull will be punctuated with these brief moments of intensity so I wanted the book to have that same kind of feeling.
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But every so often they do turn up, and when they do, they provide a refreshing break from the boasting that fills the rest of his pages.
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Even though Graham exudes confidence every time we see her modeling skimpy swimwear, she admits she's not immune to waves of self-consciousness every-so-often too.
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Every so often, some of this energy is re-emitted in a jet of particles that whiz off into intergalactic space at close the speed of light.
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Every so often during the boiling process, a worker skimmed white foam off the top of the water, which they then poured into plastic buckets placed nearby.
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And a typical meal may mean only an arepa — a bread-like patty of ground maize and flour — accompanied, every so often, by boiled potatoes and water.
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I'd rather have a studio with a pulse than one that will just churn out sad shells of celluloid labeled as Fantastic Four films every so often.
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See, it's like this — every so often a new study comes out declaring that sitting for hours on end is essentially your ticket to an early grave.
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One of the biggest bottlenecks at the moment is that the machines must be shut down every so often to ensure the grill can be properly cleaned.
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" Still, Lakshmi admits she's still one to indulge in a guilty pleasure or two every so often — "I also ate a lot of crap in my 20s!
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But every so often they will come together in the sky again—a golden ring around a pitiless shadow—and look down over us for something worthy.
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A few minutes in, I start to feel some pain in my knees, so I take it easy and drop to a brisk walk every so often.
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Every so often, a person approaches them and says something presumably complementary, because Kourtney responds with, "Thank you," before politely returning to her conversation with her sister.
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Every so often, his breathing gave way to the raw but nugatory cough that had plagued him since—and had perhaps been triggered by—the Reagan Administration.
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Only one man was there when CNN stopped by, and he said a representative for Prolive Consultants only comes by every so often to pick up mail.
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Every so often, the photographer asked me to hold a large silver reflector in front of him, angling it to light his face with a soft glow.
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Every so often, beauty guru and YouTuber Jeffree Star sells mystery boxes on the Jeffree Star Cosmetics website, which are filled with items at a discounted price.
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If you sign up for Apple's soon-to-be-released credit card, you might notice that the digital version of the card changes color every so often.
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But every so often, the score and the staging melt into a quieter, creepier form of enchantment that summons some of the shimmering mystery of Welty's book.
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Besides that, don't be too ashamed of dining on a ramen bowl every so often; just don't be like me and eat it for every. single. meal.
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A flood in 1997 closed the park for about two and a half months, he said, and since then there have been partial closings every so often.
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Every so often, Trump says or does something so grotesque that it cuts through the despairing numbness engendered by his presidency, galvanizing the forces of decency anew.
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Every so often, she starts hyperventilating, spiraling into panic that is eased only by a drawing that she clutches to her like a lover or a child.
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The Reds' star first baseman, Joey Votto, mixes in more challenging batting drills "every so often," he said, but he cautioned against making it a daily ritual.
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Every so often, Isabella will get a commission for a linen bedcover of that kind, heavily embellished with pibiones, which takes her about three months of work.
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Every so often, the man climbs on a sled pulled by the dog, venturing into the unknown in what seems to be a tireless struggle for food.
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And every so often, Cleo (who, I realize now, must have been going mad with boredom) took us on an excursion: Brighton Beach, Prospect Park, Coney Island.
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Adding another, unexpected and visually dazzling dimension to all these horizontal proceedings is a grand piano — complete with player — which every so often descends from the rafters.
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But there were also chants of "Lock her up!" every so often, and a few shouting matches when Trump critics wandered by and yelled at the crowds.
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Every so often, our chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A.O. Scott, fire off a number of thoughtful memos to the movie industry and the industry-adjacent.
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The company makes great basics for less, and that every so often includes staples that are pretty much impossible to source for the same price point elsewhere.
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Every so often, however, devices come along that I feel fully comfortable recommending to just about anyone who asks — even those who already own the original AirPods.
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Steam also builds up as the engine is active, which needs to be released every so often, but also provides a small speed boost when you do.
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Every so often during a cleaning cycle, it vrooms its way back to the dock to unload whatever crumbs have spilled out of your fancy popcorn bowl.
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Outside the building on Sunday, Ginger, Mr. Glenn's dog, explored the grounds, with her owner trailing after her, every so often looking up and shaking his head.
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But every so often, Rev transcribers also encounter upsetting content, and having to deal with it unexpectedly and for lower wages makes the work that much harder.
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Aside from sneaking out a remix every so often, he pretty much sticks to quietly dropping about one record a year on his own La Vida imprint.
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Rhodes: It impacted, I think, just my ability to self-motivate, because I really did train my brain to just rely on that orgasm every so often.
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Every so often, a star that is minding its own business gets gravitationally catapulted out of the galaxy at speeds of roughly one million miles per hour.
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Maybe you've thought about going out on the town more, staying in your comfort zone less, or actually treating yourself every so often (you know you deserve it).
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We may start hypothesizing what designers we'll spot at any given Hollywood event, but every so often there are a few surprises — even some newcomers to the circuit.
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While it means you'll never have to charge the device, you will have to replace its battery every so often — Misfit says it'll last up to four months.
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" While her diet is important, she admitted to indulging in a guilty pleasure or two every so often, "I also ate a lot of crap in my 20s!
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We branch off every so often – like me with my acting and Jonathan with his magic – but for me to be doing something on my own is exciting.
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There's this meme that floats around on Instagram every so often, stating that there's no greater trust than the kind you instill in your eyebrow waxer (or threader).
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Every so often, though, a romantic comedy comes along that makes you suspend disbelief long enough to fall in love with the characters falling in love on screen.
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Every so often, distributors and content producers will come to an impasse, resulting in channels being blacked out for subscribers while the two corporate monoliths sort things out.
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Trusting someone with your hair color requires a leap of faith and even a bit of hope — which, every so often, is dashed by a botched color job.
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Every so often in online video game fandoms, players will notice that a Japanese game localized for America will tone down sexual elements or change a character's appearance.
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Every so often an app takes hold of web culture to the point where you can't help but notice its presence every time you scroll through your feeds.
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To unmold the cake from the mug, run a knife along the perimeter, lifting up every so often to loosen the top of the cake from the mug.
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Every so often as I'm lying in bed, the memory of asking her that pops into my head, and I feel like suffocating myself with my own pillow.
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Every so often, deep rumbling sounds (recorded during an earthquake in Chile in 2008) vibrate the room and produce waves that deform and wobble the reflected topographic map.
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What Duvall does, and what he has done very well, is turn on a pitch every so often: he has 16 doubles and 18 dingers in 61 games.
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The group still retain a unique cult status—their fans come out of the woodwork every so often, begging them to get back together and make another album.
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Star Wars scores will just sound like regular film soundtracks with the main fanfare spliced in every so often so that people don't forget what movies they're watching.
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If it gets on Techmeme or in the early days, Hunter Walk might tweet a link to something and it would just pop onto Techmeme every so often.
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Read more: Kate Middleton's outfit for Archie's christening included a sweet nod to Princess DianaHowever, every so often we see a side of Middleton that's much more relatable.
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No, but also yes: every so often, that VCR-like product is there, the one that introduces a new, disruptive format that everybody makes a big deal about.
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Some of them get together for dinner every so often, and Mr. Chiarchiaro recalled a night when one woman slapped a hand on the table and stood up.
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The rooms meant for employees were labeled "Crew Quarters" and every so often, we heard the toll of a ship bell signifying a customer in need of assistance.
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Every so often they hit a lake, whereupon they had to wait for a ferry to take them across before they could continue to hoover up coins again.
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If you have too much solution, don't use it all; if you have too little, give the jar a shake every so often to distribute the liquid. 2.
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Dinwiddie is doing that with confidence—every so often he'll launch a side-step three from a few feet behind the line, a la Kyrie Irving—and artistry.
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It used to happen once every so often, but now with greater frequency — asylum seekers walking north across the train tracks that run parallel to the Canada-U.
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Every so often, you'll still hear "Hello" on a classic radio station and think of that messy breakup you went through with your ex in December of 2015.
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Lower the heat and let the sauce simmer, stirring every so often, until it is slightly reduced and has lost any tin-can taste, about 30 minutes. 3.
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And separately from that, Congress every so often changes the tax code — which, combined with the ups and downs of economic life, determines how much money comes in.
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Yankees 3, Mariners 1 Every so often in a 162-game schedule, a series takes on outsize importance, even if the players involved are reluctant to admit it.
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Check This Box if You're a Good Person On college applications, every so often, the kindness of a student can't help shining through, according to this Opinion writer.
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Every so often President Donald Trump's administration tries to restrict entry for one category of immigrants or another, provoking outrage from Democrats, immigrant advocates and some state governments.
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Every so often, though, she cracks open this movie — with a line, an image, a snatch of a song — offering you fugitive glimpses of an intensely personal world.
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"Uncertain times and increased uncertainty on the financial markets might fuel a flight into safe havens, as a result the dollar might appreciate every so often," Praefcke said.
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Every so often in war movies, a woman — a nurse, prostitute, mother or stranger — is dropped into the story to express some vague idea about home and nation.
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"Every so often, a studio dusts off an old property in the hope of selling it anew, often to diminished ends," The New York Times' Manohla Dargis wrote.
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Every so often there's a glimpse of a less censored Clinton, as when she pushed back at some Black Lives Matter activists who accused her of victim blaming.
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Every so often a story comes along which is unremarkable on its face but erupts into wider attention because it seems to represent some larger social fracture zone.
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But it's worthwhile to hear every so often that they're really rotten people who are tearing the planet apart for no real reason beyond their own self-regard.
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Zhuo also recommends that managers check in with their reports every so often to find out whether their goals have changed, or whether they need a new challenge.
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Editor's note: This is the second entry in our new series Is That a Thing*, in which we explore tech's biggest myths, misconceptions, and—every so often—actual truths.
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Everyone receives an odd email every so often, but when it's from a trusted site like Amazon and it's sent to masses, people tend to freak out a little.
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We're hoping Harry gets the chance to take some him time every so often, just to get away from the grind of being a successful recording artist and actor.
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She could maybe remember Alec driving her car home, her in the passenger seat, rallying to half-awake every so often to pretend like she wasn't completely fucked up.
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Every so often, protons and even entire atomic nuclei strike the Earth with extremely high energies—much higher than what scientists can produce in their most powerful physics experiments.
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The problem of women's representation in historical institutions persists, as evidenced by the Guerrilla Girls' continued return to this question, updating it every so often with still-troubling statics.
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Every so often, J.K. Rowling gifts us with a new Harry Potter story or feature on Pottermore that gives our lives a little light without having to say lumos.
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Every so often while watching television, regardless of the show, the dialogue being exchanged between characters, or the kind of day I'm having, I'll involuntarily burst into tears. Why?
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Every so often, someone will emerge from the cage with bagels stacked on a pole, shouting, "Hot bagels!" like street vendors in a Lower East Side pavilion at Epcot.
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The phone doesn't do much; Chloe receives texts every so often, but mostly she uses it to capture images of the exotic sights she comes across on her adventure.
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In my non-scientific tests, the motion controls also drifted out of place less frequently than with Daydream, although I still needed to reset the perspective every so often.
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There wasn't all that much you could do with these logs, but the tiny number on your profile page under woodcutting would get one point higher every so often.
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Sure, you may not be into the idea of leaving your wallet on a park bench, but you might be able to offer a stranger change every so often.
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Every so often you would come across a player who was not quite what he seemed to be in the real world (a different skin tone, a different number).
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Every so often, the lights brighten and the music swerves from minimalist strings by Alexander Balanescu or Philip Glass into club beats by the Danish electronic music producer Trentemoller.
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"Every so often you see a little lip-tightening that suggests, 'What fresh hell is this?' when she is forced to endure something hideous or idiotic," Mr. York said.
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But every so often, like the Loch Ness monster emerging from a fog-topped lake, a rare glimpse of what can one day be Orlando's norm rises into view.
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Elba's character, Charlie Ayo, is the first and only son of two doting, if not obsessive parents, with whom he Skypes every so often from an unnamed Nigerian city.
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Every so often, the internet will buzz with rumors that the Smiths are splitting and he addressed that on his new single, "In The Clique," which debuted in May.
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Every so often, a pianist stood up, took another by the elbow and silently requested assistance in staging a photograph where more than one pair of hands was visible.
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Every so often, though, they get the kind of moment that calls for a more grounded performance than their usual slapstick; usually, they knock it out of the park.
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Every so often, a bit of drama creeps into the online escape room community where these folks swap suggestions for new rooms to try and grouse about bad puzzles.
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The envelopes arrive every so often, packed almost to rupture with handwritten letters and supporting documentation meant to provoke the recipient into investigating the sender's agitated claim of innocence.
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All fashion trends are scams, but every so often, one bubbles up in the collective consciousness and forces us all to be mad at it at the same time.
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"Coronaviruses like SARS circulate in bats, and every so often they get introduced into the human population," Vincent Munster, a virologist at the Rocky Mountain Laboratories, told Business Insider.
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Every day Lucia is a little different; every few months the local dogs have more puppies; every so often the village politics flare up and spatter across Grace's garden.
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Military vehicles were parked on a lawn for children to explore, and every so often, gray military helicopters took off from a nearby pad and buzzed over the scene.
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There's a requirement that countries present new NDCs every so often, but many can simply resubmit their original commitments rather than ratcheting up ambition during each new pledge period.
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There is a button that powers up the engine to make the vehicle move, but it unsticks every so often so you have to keep pushing it back in.
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In The Return, for example, a mirror slides down into the frame every so often, to reflect Brown's face while his hands are performing one intricate task or another.
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They insisted on including an impeachment clause in the Constitution because they understood that an incompetent or corrupt person was nonetheless likely to attain high office every so often.
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Every so often Iranian officials take note of the rising popularity and call for measures to prevent Iranians from normalizing the notion that a dog is man's best friend.
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Every so often, a new show comes along that promises to indulge our taste for mystery (even if it causes us to fantasize about leaving our day jobs for forensics).
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Both woman and animal are carved separately, as it is technically easier, but Verginer says that every so often he will carve both pieces from the same piece of wood.
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And the dye job was just the beginning of her appointment, the makeup artist — who straightens her natural hair every so often — also received a curly cut and Olaplex treatment.
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Though the internet is full of interesting content, both good and bad, it's crucial to remember to look away from your screens, hydrate, and leave your houses every so often.
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Former Federal Trade Commission chief technologist Lorrie Cranor said in a 2016-dated blog post that forcing users to change their passwords every so often can result in weaker passwords.
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To Trump's critics, the wall is a punchline — every so often, someone will tweet, "Hey, remember when Mexico was going to pay for the wall?" and people will laugh appreciatively.
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Every so often, a new show hits the airwaves that's destined to inspire its own weekly watch parties (complete with post-episode debates and plenty of cheap wine, of course).
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Maybe she's completely straight, but she wants to find out if she's got some tendencies, or maybe she identifies as straight, but every so often she makes out with women.
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No longer could supporters of fourth-division clubs dream of their team going all the way to the top, and every so often see such a vision come to pass.
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Every so often he would stop and bend down to pick things up off the ground, each one so small I couldn't make out what they were from the window.
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He wields a mallet, too, every so often, but he sees disturbing echoes of Mr. Lane's comments in his financial planning clients who want to chase the latest hot investment.
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On Technology Every so often, an idea comes along that mesmerizes Silicon Valley and convinces the most powerful people there that this innovation will irrevocably alter the course of humankind.
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But every so often, a show's retooling, forced by the network or undertaken by showrunners desperate to make a series work, might lead to something better than what existed before.
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Well, you don't get to host a regular party at Watergate if you're only popping over every so often to eat schnitzel and drink that beer with the bear on.
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However every so often, it births a cover so objectively good that it reminds you of the exact sort of magic this series, enormous clusterfuck that it is, can achieve.
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By "every so often" I meant "once per year," as it would be nearly 365 days before Ancel would post another WiLD photo, promising he was still working on it.
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That idea has come up every so often for at least the last six years, but Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy has repeatedly dismissed such a move as unnecessary.
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Occasional rumblings of how to solve national problems such as Spain's late-night living or Indian tea-pickers' preference to work during daylight hours will gain pace every so often.
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Without some background assumptions — which, to be sure, may need to be renegotiated every so often — it's not clear that what we have could count as a relationship at all.
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It's a pot that keeps getting stirred: Every so often, some wag will take to social media and whine about the lengthy stories that sometimes accompany recipes on food blogs.
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Engineers have built little doors into the heat shield that will open and close every so often to allow some of the instruments to get a view of the Sun.
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Every so often, a student spoke with the teacher, a young woman in jeans and a loose top, her iPhone tucked under her thigh as she sat on the carpet.
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Every so often, the script introduces snippets of storytelling that wrench us out of its governing vision of a land, and a life, as the sum of its itemized details.
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We have a slew of new television shows, movies, and streaming services to anticipate in 2020, but it's crucial to give your eyes a break from screens every so often.
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"If you have a building and you take a brick out every so often, after a while you're not going to have a building," Westley Williams told the news service.
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We would still go every so often to pick up books for ourselves or books to give as presents, but it wasn't just our age that slowed our Borders visits.
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But every so often he would look over at me somewhat sheepishly to see how I was reacting to the music, no doubt because I had mocked the new record.
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BUCHANAN, N.Y. — Every so often, catastrophes prompt fresh worries about the Indian Point nuclear power plant, whose twin domes loom over the Hudson River about 45 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.
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Comparatively, non-standard maps only popped up every so often in the randomized ranked playlists, and as such, players had little consistent opportunity to learn those layouts in high-level competition.
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Maybe once every month or so I'll go out to lunch, and every so often a colleague will take me to lunch since I'm still new, but otherwise it's desk lunches.
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When it comes to battery life and daylight reading, full color can't compete, so Amazon keeps selling a lot of Kindles – and even manages to refresh the space every so often.
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But, every so often, there was a hello from a middle school friend you fell out of touch with post-playground days, or a message you actually wished you had seen.
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I know all this, and yet I still can't help that sometimes, every so often, when I wake up in the morning, I want to be physically different than I am.
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Every so often, a small screen hit gives fans an equally amazing theme song — one that evokes memories of favorite past episodes and stirs up excitement for the ones to come.
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Every so often a team appears, a bit like a Formula One pit crew, to unload a machine, service it and set it running again to make another batch of implants.
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Every so often it pops up, a news story about a pet cat or dog that is swimming in cash thanks to a recently deceased owner with a generous estate plan.
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But every so often — usually in the midst of an action scene — the game will somewhat randomly give you the opportunity to make choices on behalf of a totally different character.
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DeMarco's father was rarely in his life, prone to drug and alcohol abuse, appearing every so often as his son grew up, but never as a central part of his upbringing.
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Maybe Alabama would have won this game without the onside kick, but maybe Saban enjoys throwing us a middle finger every so often, just to make sure we're still paying attention.
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He looks great coming off the bus, and every so often he'll throw down a terrific-looking run, but his vision is inconsistent and he drops the ball too much. Meh.
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SpaceX apparently originally planned for the Roadster to end up orbiting through the solar system, getting pretty close to Mars every so often — and we know Musk has big Mars plans.
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As part of this project, every so often VICE will take a deeper look at one event that, while representative of a common type of mass shooting, didn't receive widespread coverage.
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Every so often, you catch a glimpse of two people seeing each other as if for the first time; mostly, though, the movie just sets a course for the White House.
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Binge length: Nine hours, one season If you don't mind yelping in fright in a silent plane every so often, open the front door on Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House.
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Radar guns are a universal sight at ballparks these days, and every so often—probably by accident—someone flips the switch to make them operational hours before the game's first pitch.
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And, we will still run one-off guest columns every so often on TechCrunch (in front of the paywall), but these are intended to be of a clear public-interest nature.
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And, unsurprisingly, Tina Fey pops in every so often as the owner of the McVilla that Abby rents, a sprawl that comes with its own driver and (inept) cook (Jason Schwartzman).
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I think it's great to "cut" sometimes and "eat clean," but it's more important to eat healthy and not deprive yourself of a plate of pasta or cake every so often.
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Every so often, as one of the snakes would tighten a bit around my head or my neck, I'd remember that they could probably kill me if they felt like it.
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She remembered her daughters at her bedside in tears, The Journal reported, and her eldest daughter "would touch me every so often, afraid I would pass away," she told the publication.
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It's a scourge that scientists lament, and one that captures the public imagination every so often, like when a photo of a sea horse wrapped around a Q-tip goes viral.
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Bleepy electronic versions of "Greensleeves" and "Baa Baa Black Sheep" blare out over the factory floor every so often, signalling break time for one of the various groups of human workers.
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Bravo skims the surface with impressive control and a great deal of visual wit and, every so often — as with a shot of a Confederate flag — gestures toward deeper, unrealized ideas.
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But every so often, a story of exceptional kindness will unfold and go viral, showing us all that magic still exists in the world, and people are still good at heart.
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Bushfires are a perfectly natural component of the Australian landscape—every so often a mild fire sweeps through an area, and these animals can take refuge underground or in fallen logs.
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Every so often, a crew of performers and models in sportswear bearing the Puma logo and the name Jahnkoy crowded the floor to the delight of a thick cluster of photographers.
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Every so often, there are rumblings, among students gathered on the front steps or in the local press, that the library will close: the predatory gaze of developers is never far.
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Artist Edition: Amber Vittoria, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]Every so often, Otherland collaborates with artists who help them custom design the packaging and fragrance for a limited edition candle.
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Every new item on that first list is another rung in the ladder of work happiness, and it's good to look down every so often and see how high you've reached.
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Leicester's magic lay in inverting all of that, in proving that — every so often — a group of unheralded players led by a disregarded manager at an unnoticed club could somehow succeed.
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The big picture: Every so often, a talented essayist attempts to identify the source of The Economist's appeal, and invariably finds that its actual quality falls far short of its reputation.
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The other novelty in "Mosaic" is that every so often a "discovery" — a video clip, a voicemail, a PDF image — pops up in the timeline to add context or further information.
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Cormorants and hawks hunt from above, and every so often I'll be greeted in Spanish by a lonely horseman, out for a dusk ride from one of the stables in Glendale.
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Every so often he'll drill a step-back three or dribble a defender out of their Nikes, but that's few and far between relative to how impressive Paul looked last year.
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This has been especially true since she went to the Soviet Union and sort of felt like a weird plot point The Americans had to check in on every so often.
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He's lost in a revolving door of virtuosity at his position, and every so often we should all acknowledge just how awesome Dragic is at all the difficult things he does. 12.
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But every so often, there's that fancy-dress event, smack-dab in the middle of the stickiest season — and maybe you haven't dug into that section of your wardrobe since the holidays.
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With Apple's new privacy settings in iOS 13, every so often a dialogue box will pop up asking if I really want to allow the BofA app to always track my location.
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It's a memory that surfaces every so often while I'm relaxing on my gold-plated yacht, or drinking champagne and surfing the internet in the back of one of my many helicopters.
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Every so often in the science-fiction movie "Synchronicity," Michael Ironside enters a scene and promisingly begins roughing it up, like a guy who's had enough of whatever nonsense is on tap.
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Yes, the many of us who got our Harry Potter fix when the films aired on channels like Freeform had to pay the price of pausing every so often to hear ads.
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Nobody knew what it meant — the only thing that seemed clear was that the strikes were getting faster, and that every so often, a new cactus on the map would get destroyed.
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The downside is that you'll have to remember to recharge it every so often, but that's a technical challenge most of us already successfully deal with every single night with our phones.
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Like electroconvulsive therapy for depression, which it in some ways resembles, psychedelic therapy is a shock to the system—a "reboot" or "defragging"—that may need to be repeated every so often.
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Satin Red LipKloss will wear an oxblood lip, or something in the orangey nude color family, every so often, but by and large, it's her satin red lip that's her go-to.
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Every so often the makeup mecca offers us a chance to get more for our money, so we can instantly feel our fingers getting ready to click (give us all the deals!).
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While handyman jobs, cleaning, moving and personal assistance work make up the majority of postings on the site, every so often a surprising one comes along, like the one Russell took on.
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Just checking in with myself every so often, just making sure I'm cool, that my mental state is OK. Eating properly and just making sure I'm good and I'm fit to work.
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It's been a while since my Facebook notifications feed was filled to the brim with invites to play FarmVille, but I've been reminded every so often at how awful those times were.
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But every so often, in your normal, non-Mystery Machine life, you may find yourself looking at something that makes you feel, well, under the influence of a suggestion not your own.
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Every so often, nationalist voices in Russia call for the building to be reconverted into a church, a cause which the tsars used as an emotional rallying cry in the 19th century.
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Like 24D itself, Miegakure is elusive, but every so often, a reporter becomes entranced and inevitably writes several thousand words trying to explain what a game in the fourth dimension even means.
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She was taking her time, you might have said, stopping every so often to study the trail, upright on her long legs, but still the boys from the bus couldn't keep up.
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Every so often, even this lowly hack gets a lathering in their slime as they seek to smother healthy discourse, using democracies' brightest tools to shade the world to an autocratic twilight.
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"It's not like we are texting each other all the time, but we certainly check in with each other every so often, and we're like a little family," Kelly tells Vanity Fair.
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Every so often, even in a bad season, an episode that's far more good than bad will come together, like magic, but watching Saturday Night Live inherently means being very, very forgiving.
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Ms. Surya smartly foregrounds all that comeliness and every so often folds in a long shot that turns the characters into doll-like figures, a downsizing that gestures toward a nature vs.
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It is a perilous moment, the sort that comes along every so often, where it seems the country is listing and about to tip and only steady hands can right the ship.
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Every so often, while I'm listening to music on the app, it'll stop abruptly and I'll get a message that has become the bane of my existence: Now Playing on Kevin's Echo.
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Instead of fixing the problem, Congress just kept kicking the can down the road and letting doctors and hospitals freak out every so often that the world was going to fall apart.
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Every so often a photograph captures a facial expression so priceless that you feel compelled to print it out, frame it, and do something really dramatic like sneak it into the Louvre.
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BEAR HUG runs over CAT POSE, which alternates with cow pose for a good back stretch you should go do every so often (in private, if you're self-conscious at all, really).
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Every so often, the kids and their mom (Maya Rudolph) pop up in the live-action scenes, and their family dissonance creates chaos and intimations of doom in Bricksburg until it doesn't.
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Real breaking-news events happened only every so often, and people lost interest in them quickly; more quickly than ever, in fact, now that there was so much else to distract them.
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The job of DMs is to pick up on what's going on and build on it, to help the improv along, and every so often to just make the players' lives difficult.
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Every so often, we here at Noisey do a very stupid thing and open the floodgates on Twitter, letting any ol' rando on the internet submit literally anything for us to review.
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"From the start of this year his health wasn't so good, but until then he'd drop into the hospital every so often to conduct exams and talk with patients," a hospital spokeswoman said.
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The Turkish national is on a diet that allows him one cheat day every so often, and so Enes decided to take full advantage by ordering himself a whopping seven cheeseburgers—and fries!
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" However, as author Nicholas Gill pointed out on Monday, the article is from 2014 and "Vice keeps republishing it every so often with that photo and a clickybaity headline to draw up controversy.
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But a president needs to keep making those efforts anyway — because every so often, Clinton thinks, the stars will align, and some sort of compromise with people who hate you will be achievable.
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A bag of Terra Chips and an Elmo sippy cup lay on the coffee table in front of them, and every so often, Joey would pick up one or the other and moan.
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Every so often, the two would open up cracks in their facade to reveal that, yes, they did care about some things, and those made for some of the show's most memorable episodes.
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You've seen them on all your social media feeds and even here on Refinery29 — it seems that every so often, someone's graphic photo warning about the dangers of skin cancer will go viral.
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Not only does Fieri see the costumes on social media, every so often when he's out trick-or-treating with his kids, he actually runs into people who are dressed as him IRL.
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Mixed in with all the best-selling products from the most popular brands in the biz, every so often you might just catch a glimpse of a brand you've never even heard of.
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But every so often Bugzy would catch the attention of a passerby, perhaps a motorist watching from a car window or a woman pushing her child in a pram, and recognition would dawn.
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Even if it's not as consciously manipulative and pernicious as juggling people, this whole charade—keeping communication open, at a distance, every so often—is what makes dating these days feel so meh.
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However, every so often, we get a product in our hands that clearly stands out, either by pushing its category forward with some new innovation, or perfecting an established and already noteworthy design.
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It's simple: The moon orbits the Earth, and every so often, for viewers somewhere on Earth, it lines up precisely with the sun, blotting out all but the outermost bits of solar light.
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Of course, not even D.C.'s harshest judge would assign the full 60 years for a case like this—but still, every so often, a judge did go ballistic on some poor soul.
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Every so often, the animation underscores an interviewee's point, as in one sequence in which the word "freedom" morphs into flying birds and then the Stars and Stripes and then a slave ship.
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Every so often, I will ask her how she's doing with it and she laughs in the way people do when asked about how their back-yard vegetable-garden plan is coming along.
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These are the inexplicably furious young reactionaries of the internet, the people who every so often make the news, whenever they're accused of ruining the life of another liberal journalist or feminist campaigner.
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Succession typically doesn't make a big deal of all of the working folks who make the Roy family's lives run as smoothly as possible, but every so often we see glimpses of them.
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Every so often, the friends hit a beloved landmark, like the Musso & Frank Grill on Hollywood Boulevard, where gimlets are served with sidecars and the waiters are as old as the movies themselves.
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Yet every so often it will spit out a delightful new meme to remind us that sometimes, when the stars align and the moonlight hits just right, being online can actually be lovely.
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I've come to think of "Evicted" as a comet book — the sort of thing that swings around only every so often, and is, for those who've experienced it, pretty much impossible to forget.
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Every so often, though, there's a diamond in the rough, an exception to the rule — but how in the hell did Whitney Fransway and Connor Saeli even get together on Bachelor In Paradise?
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Funerals are some of the most heartbreaking experiences we go through as humans, but every so often we get a beautiful chance to merge the tragedy with a laughter that eases the tension.
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Every so often, word circulates on the Internet, and in the peripheries of the mainstream media, that people with red hair, like polar bears and coral reefs, are not long for this world.
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He regularly points the camera at the windshield, giving you front-row access to the chaos; every so often, he trains it on the rear-door windows, as if looking for an escape.
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Going back decades, residents along the coastline between Long Beach and Newport Beach have reported a powerful stench that wafts into the region every so often and lingers for an hour or longer.
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But every so often, a celebrity will arrive at one of these big-ticket Hollywood events looking incredibly glamorous, polished, and glitzy — and wearing something from a brand we already have in our closets.
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The earliest Roomba models were a great way to keep your floors tidy in-between cleaning days, but every so often you'd still need to reach for a traditional vacuum for a deep clean.
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Not content with talking about putting booze in their soda, the drinks company has debuted a slushie version that does away with those Frozen Coke machines that seem to break down every so often.
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But every so often, we get a product in our hands that very clearly stands out, either by pushing its category forward with some new innovation, or perfecting an established and already noteworthy design.
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So she kept plugging away at it, every so often running her ideas by her Pixar coworkers — until one day, she found herself pitching it on a whim to Inside Out's director, Pete Docter.
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Though you shouldn't totally eliminate shampooing — your hair needs a deep clean every so often — using a cleansing conditioner between washes can make a huge difference in the softness and manageability of your strands.
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It is an online platform where posts from estranged friends and family members are interrupted every so often by ads for "3 free soups": We'll take the Trump takes with some delicious soup, please.
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All of these seem to be growing with new stores coming in every so often (including the periodic VERY Apple Store-esque Blue Bottle) and this coffee craze doesn't seem to be going anywhere.
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Draped in the Australian flag, her appeal seemed steeped in nostalgia for a white, stable Australia that never existed, dressed up with nuggets of anti-immigrant fear she'd toss every so often to supporters.
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Every so often, and without any real regularity, Fig began offering updates to his 1,800 subscribers, to note how the cup was faring in the rain or the sun, or after an ice storm.
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Fans of Boardwalk Empire will know it's not the first time, but hey, with so much gratuitous female nudity on other HBO shows, it's nice to see a penis or two every so often.
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However, every so often, the floods surpass normal levels and become a major hazard to everyone on the island and officials will sound sirens to warn the island that something more serious is coming.
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Every so often, a well-timed political manifesto comes out near the beginning of a presidency and functions as a kind of billboard for whatever new era the administration believes it is ushering in.
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Most students are typing up notes on their laptops, but she prefers to take notes by hand, and every so often adjusts the brace she wears on her wrist to guard against carpal tunnel.
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But every so often on "Ghost Forests" Baird seems to bring Lattimore's harp back toward the limitations of our world—the sting and feedback of electric guitar, lyrical references to war and fallen towers.
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Note: If you are playing a text for the whole class either on speakers or on a screen, you might pause it every so often and replay it so students can practice these strategies.
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Every so often (a watery panorama with a balustrade, tall poles and complaining gulls), the compositions seem to nod at Yasujiro Ozu, the Japanese filmmaker to whom Kiarostami dedicated "Five" (2003), another experimental work.
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Every so often in "The Dark Tower," you catch a glimpse of what might have been: the might-have-been narrative ambition, the might-have-been pop mythology, the might-have-been genre assemblage.
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Every so often, a performer drifts or rushes into an apparent digression, as when one, who self-identifies as a "sex educator," pulls out a few of his flogging whips and begins twirling them.
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Every so often in American history Congress is called upon to play a defining role on matters of war and peace, pursuant to its constitutional duties and the national security needs of the time.
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Even if you don't follow financial markets closely, if you have money in those markets it is worth considering, every so often, where you have been and where the currents may be taking you.
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Every so often, a particularly sticky hit makes stoner chat or pub chat or your inner monologue turn over the idea of what makes a song so hard to get out of your head.
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This playlist is closer to the radio formula, where news enters the mix of songs every so often — though the new format doesn't yet include weather and traffic, the two things most relevant to drivers.
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He resurfaced every so often to unveil a new creation, most often a blend of modern R&B, soul and confessional rap, stirring together a cocktail of sound until the word "genre" was rendered useless.
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The fact that this feline dusts Gervais' RSPCA Animal Hero award with her tail every so often is all the proof we need that this is the only statue she cares about. //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.
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Although their finely tuned statistical models usually manage to avoid mishaps, every so often the systems underestimate the number of travellers who will turn up, forcing carriers to "bump" excess passengers to a subsequent flight.
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As a parting gift, my parents gave me a small black car to take to graduate school, and he'll email me every so often, asking, How is the Honda, when he means How are you?
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In any case, a cheap robot vacuum is mostly to act as a supplemental cleaning device that does your day-to-day cleaning while still requiring you to do a deep clean every so often.
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Every so often, a ranger crouched and threw a handful of dust into the wind — that's how they test that the wind isn't blowing their scent toward rhinos, which have a powerful sense of smell.
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I'm so accustomed to seeing Philip with a new face every so often that I spent the whole time squinting at the screen trying to figure out if the driver of the car was him.
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Every so often a viral video comes along that has the ability to change the world as we know it, and Gabe's bork cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" is definitely one of them.
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Every so often, one of them — a Gone Girl or a Hidden Figures or an American Sniper — will break out, but this happens rarely enough that megabudget movies actually turn out to be better risks.
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In the same way that it might be a good idea to change your password in case it was swept up in a data breach, changing keys every so often is a standard security practice.
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Economic shocks (from earthquakes to financial crises) come along every so often; the longer an expansion goes on, the greater the chance that a really nasty mishap will occur, pushing the economy into a downturn.
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But every so often he would appear at a government rally or alongside Castro, prompting criticism from anti-Castro Cubans that the boy had been turned into a pawn, or worse yet -- had been indoctrinated.
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If this sounds useful to you (and let's be honest — who couldn't use a low-risk line of credit every so often?) then it's definitely worth it to check out some great credit card options.
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Every so often, I run back to my hotel room, get on the computer, and use my locations program to find more options: I try old neighbors, old roommates, old friends—anyone I can find.
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"Doctor Who" is a show with a built-in reboot mechanism: Every so often, the Doctor "regenerates," and the show gets a new star, often a new supporting cast and a new aesthetic and energy.
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You're entitled to a free copy of your credit report every year from each of the three major (Experian, Equifax, TransUnion) credit bureaus — make it a habit to check every so often for suspicious activity.
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Every so often Andy would, not violently but with a slight lift of his foot, kick her like a tiresome child or a dog you did not want to hurt but wanted to go away.
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She frets about their son, Shiva, and, because it's the summer of 2016, frets about the coming election, and every so often ponders just how she's "become this scummy rich person," exiled from her principles.
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I'm dying for this stuff to be useful and fun, and, instead, after a few years of playing with the stuff, I just have a handful of commands that I shout out every so often.
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Every so often he leads a group of his own at Smalls; this time he's joined by Mike DiRubbo on alto saxophone, Davis Whitfield on piano, Rashaan Carter on bass and Kush Abadey on drums.
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Yet James, having been cut off from Brigsby World, can't quit the bear, who's seen every so often saving the day in some of the wittily conceptualized, visually degraded television clips sprinkled throughout the movie.
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In any case, a cheap robot vacuum is mostly to act as a supplemental cleaning device that does your day-to-day cleaning while still requiring you to do a deep cleaning every so often.
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But every so often, once in a great while, a select individual or two would be allowed to enter the garden and see its flowers and trees and breathe the scented air and freighted mist.
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They're great dads and husbands, but every so often, one of them will stay home with the kids while the other goes out for the night, with the aim of being as slutty as possible.
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Like some kind of woke groundhog, sportscaster Dale Hansen every so often pops out of his hole, sees his shadow, and gives America some kind of truth bomb on what's happening in the political climate.
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Our boys let out anger as well, every so often — like us, their sadness mixed with normal mood swings and the exhaustion of being stuck with three other people in cramped quarters, miles from home.
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I'm so sick I can hardly sit up, I'm trying not to breathe on anybody, but every so often I try to bounce a funny line off the table to see if he'll even register me.
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Every so often, a piece of clothing makes its way into our closets that we can't believe we never had before — first, it was the Orolay coat, then it was Tempt Me's flattering one-piece swimsuit.
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I know I do, and I think about the wavy aquatic colors of Windows Live Messenger every so often when I stumble on some old Windows 2000 screenshot during the start of some Google search hole.
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There are over 100 stickers right now (including a corgi, "assorted moons," and a "wobble grid"), and Tumblr plans to add temporary stickers every so often for special events, like Valentine's Day and Black History Month.
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He takes every stair like an old wound is acting up, and while he once loped down streets at a brisk pace he now ambles, shaking out his joints and rolling his shoulder every so often.
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He twists his septum ring every so often while sipping on an iced coffee with three shots of espresso in it, kicking back at a coffeeshop in the swanky Drake Hotel on his city's Gold Coast.
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Don't get us wrong: We love to test-drive daring trends and scoop up the latest It pieces every so often, but the truth is, stocking up on all-new everything would totally blow our budget.
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While the internet is very much a toppling pile of useless digital trash, every so often, when the source tags and codes align just right, it produces something truly wonderful that we didn't realize we needed.
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Tapbots co-founder Paul Haddad, who's behind the Mac and iOS app Tweetbot, says that his apps are already set up to automatically check Twitter for updates "every so often" when a user has streaming disabled.
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Every so often, a flood of people descend the stairs of the station here, arriving on trains from Newark and New York City, and scatter onto the plaza underneath and into the streets, swiftly clearing away.
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Every so often we'd come across evidence of what had once grown in those fields: an island of blighted corn stalks, a soybean shoot—as perfect as a laboratory specimen—floating in a shin-deep lake.
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Every so often a compressor sitting on the floor kicks in with a vexing roar, filling the tubes and cones with air for several minutes before the motor turns off and they droop back into flaccidity.
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Characters may refrain from expressing the strong emotions that flow beneath the surface of their daily lives, but every so often the music (composed by Yoko Kanno) will remind us of the existence of those feelings.
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Like all great actors, Mr. Washington commits to the performance, but every so often he also breathes fire, imbuing a scene with such shocking ferocity and bone-deep moral certitude that everything else falls blissfully away.
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The seconds kept ticking away, and every so often, I'd peek up from my screen to make sure nothing ridiculous had happened — like the Patriots mounting the most improbable comeback in Super Bowl history, for instance.
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And every so often, a spectral figure in ceremonial garb — a sort of spirit of place incarnate — shows up to roam Katrina Lindsay's expansive indoor-outdoor set and chant forebodingly in the Nigerian language of Ibo.
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"The rate of fire was that most of the bullets would miss the propeller, but every so often one would strike it," Peter Jakab, chief curator at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, told CNN.
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But every so often, a label comes along that's not just showing a new style — it's creating a revolution, disrupting the way people dress, which sets a path for other companies, both luxury and accessible, to follow.
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But every so often, these whirlpools combine into double whirlpools and travel across the ocean 10 times faster than the rest of the whirlpools, moving in sync for months and potentially transporting minerals and nutrients with them.
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Every so often, Costner's intense voice takes a break from spouting out maxims to crack a joke about tape-worms, use an unbelievably advanced word, or reference a documentary he saw on TV about Mongolia and reincarnation.
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Every so often they'll assure each other — and themselves — that the contestants knew what they were signing up for, but as we get to know the reality show's stars, it becomes clear that they had no idea.
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Still, every so often both scientists and hobbyists revisit the lake, trying out the latest techniques in hopes of determining once and for all whether there's a shy monster hiding somewhere at the bottom of the lake.
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Every so often, when I glance into the plastic box that's slowly filling up with the fruits of my labor, I feel a palpable sense of pride, the feeling that I'm actually doing some real, meaningful work.
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She's engaged with our chat, but I can see her eyes every so often darting back outside to take in London's drabness; it's like she'd rather be sat alone with her coffee to soak it all in.
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Every so often, representatives of international organizations arrive to vaccinate the cows; build a well; talk to the women about health issues; and weigh the children and measure their upper arms, to calculate the level of malnutrition.
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"We really have a very good relationship with China, and, in fact, they come and visit us every so often to see how the pandas are doing," chief zoological officer Matt Thompson told the Memphis Business Journal.
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We didn't advertise it, but every so often over the course of my presidency John would come over to the White House and we'd just sit and talk in the Oval Office, just the two of us.
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Every so often, the paradox will strike me that my Pocket Camp self is thriving, while I haven't had a meal yet and it's coming on 6 PM. I have a bad habit of always pushing myself.
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Every so often, I'd glance up at the majestic man atop his horse, then remember, no matter how casually or briefly, that he fought to keep people who looked like me enslaved, and still towered above me.
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A feature in the Vows section seemed like a creative place to cover this story, but my articles frequently appear in our daily Arts section, our Business pages, our Metropolitan section and, every so often, in Sports.
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Every so often, a filmmaker plays with these banalities, which I imagine is why Aaron Katz opens "Gemini," a pleasurably drifty, low-wattage mystery set in Los Angeles, with an upside-down shot of a palm tree.
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Every so often, a show like BoJack Horseman will come up with something like GirlCroosh, the pitch-perfect satire of women's interest sites that Diane works at for much of seasons four and five of that show.
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The free app analyzes your financial situation and spending habits, then pulls a few dollars from your checking account every so often and deposits them into a separate F.D.I.C.-insured savings account that Digit opens for you.
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We didn't advertise it, but every so often over the course of my presidency, John would come over to the White House and we'd just sit and talk in the Oval Office, just the two of us.
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Cercas gives himself some postmodern leeway in this narrative, every so often speculating on how, if he were to throw off all pretense of not being a novelist, he would fill in the gaps in his story.
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Ranjan was far behind us now, moving slowly but waving every so often to signal that he was O.K. At Ablation Stake 11, Azam took another measurement, gauging how much the stake had moved down the glacier.
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Keeping Score Big N.B.A. trades are always followed by a scramble to label players and teams as winners and losers, but every so often a unicorn of a deal comes together, and everyone involved seems to benefit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every so often, an exhibition comes along that looks at a familiar thing so strangely that the audience, delighted in their confusion, turns toward one another and begins to ask questions.
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They mostly stayed quiet, but every so often, when McGowan said something particularly emphatic, there would be a burst of laughter from one person, or a scatter of fragmented applause that would quickly subside into startled silence.
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The '50s were a long time ago, but we still enjoy Jell-O salad every so often, so maybe we would still be susceptible to social chaos if we were to learn about flying objects of questionable origin.
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We don't work with her directly or even that often indirectly, but she invites the two of us out every so often because she knows how crazy things on our team can get, and feels bad for us.
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Every so often, he'll gaze upon you, utter your name in that Wall-E meets R2-D2 android voice of his and then giddily move his arm up and down at the excitement of spotting a familiar face.
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This is great and all—it is true, I do enjoy Feeling the Bern every so often—except for the fact that I don't want to think about a cranky, balding socialist while I'm trying to get laid.
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Every so often we happen upon a product that offers endless possibilities, like a lipstick that doubles as blush and shadow or a liquid highlighter that can be worn solo or mixed into foundation for a custom glow.
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The majority of women who frequent these clubs seem to lump strip shows into the same category as a Broadway play or a big-ticket concert — something they go to every so often when the occasion is right.
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He visited a medical clinic where a doctor gave him an injection, put electrodes on his throat, and, for some reason, handed him a box of Tic-Tacs and told him to pop a few every so often.
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They play stripped-back, mechanistic techno in and at some of the biggest clubs and festivals in the world, usually separately but every so often together, clad in nothing more outrageous than a t-shirt or a vest.
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I just spent the last five days on a couple of remote Pacific islands, and every so often I'd look up and see a flower-garlanded local child immersed in a Samsung tablet — and this seemed wholly unremarkable.
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"They were still engaged and they were talking about the game, and they still had a little bit of agitation of being pulled off the field, so I could still hear the comments every so often," Banister said.
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The volume of mail came in so thick and fast the post office couldn't deal with it, so he moved it to the Warner Bros HQ and drives it home by the car boot-full every so often.
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In a similar way, every so often a tsunami is generated by the universe's whim, wiping away entire cities in a stroke, as if they were mere matchsticks in a game a child had grown tired of playing.
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While I can get down with a surprise candlelit dinner every so often, what really touches me is when I am not the first person to realize it's time to sweep the floors and gets out the broom.
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Fincher is careful to never show the audience Kevin, because we're with Tench, the character we already know well, instead of the local cop (who looks back at the boy every so often), who is new to us.
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I would describe my skin as combination (definitely more on the oily side), so I don't usually have too much of a problem with dry skin, but every so often I need that extra moisture in the winter.
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PARIS — Every so often a show comes along to remind us of the toll taken on an entire creative generation by AIDS, the disease many people pretend has ceased to exist in the era of PrEP preventive drugs.
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Every so often, Simien and directors like Tina Mabry (Queen Sugar) and Barry Jenkins (Moonlight) center the camera on a single character's face, making them stare directly into the lens as if to prevent us from looking away.
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Every so often, the characters will make bold choices about what they're going to do to make things right, execute gigantic plans — and then realize whatever they've done has only caused history to continue along its merry way.
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The bronze marker was removed in the '80s from Marilyn's mausoleum at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in L.A. and replaced with a new one ... which happens every so often because fans manhandle it and it gets worn.
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African Rumba (Putumayo) Every so often the safest and most pan-touristic of the shifting cadre of "world" labels digs into its pockets and pulls out something gorgeous that goes down as easy as its target market supposedly insists.
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Every so often someone gets dragged through the mud online, and one recent casualty was the writer and Instagram influencer Caroline Calloway, who had been selling $165 tickets to a series of creativity workshops in the US and Europe.
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And every so often, waiting in suspense for 247–28 minutes while Peterson explains in yeoman's biology why a sting is going to hurt so bad, then watching Peterson psych himself up to get stung, and then, pain town.
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The WTO, and before it the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), used to update themselves every so often through rounds of negotiation designed to spread the benefits of trade wider in ways on which all could agree.
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