So much falls into place when you just show up.
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When you start with the why, everything else falls into place.
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Once you can do this, everything else just falls into place.
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Just embrace your body and everything kind of falls into place.
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Weeks can stretch into years before it all falls into place.
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Once everything falls into place, I can head out the door, confident.
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And if you believe that's what they're doing, much else falls into place.
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So feel free to go for a wedding hookup if it falls into place.
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All this success only falls into place when you dominate your own patch, though.
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Recall those moments on holiday when everything seems still, life all falls into place.
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That's when you know something is pretty special when it falls into place like that.
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I love my kids, and they come first, and everything else falls into place after that.
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When they finally make their grand reveal, everything falls into place with an almost audible click.
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The authors describe it as the natural course of history, as something that just falls into place.
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You're like, 'Well if I do, everything kinda falls into place 'cause everyone's already putting us together!
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Suddenly, it all falls into place: could the 200-year-old baby from the prophecy be...Brianna?
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Still, once you begin to think about Facebook as a government, a great deal falls into place.
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Sure, Montana is no Popcaan, but with a beat this breezy it all just falls into place.
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I find these beautiful landscapes that speak to me and everything else falls into place from there.
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When we learn the answer, the entire story falls into place and becomes impossible to put down.
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Study the finer details of his all-around betterment and everything, more or less, falls into place.
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It all falls into place when we follow Austyn to a fan meet-up at a local mall.
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It's just one of those things that every once in a while, everything falls into place… it's an escape.
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After a while, you start to see the world through that prism, and it all suddenly falls into place.
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It's supposed to start taking passengers sans steering wheel in the coming years, if Cruise's plans falls into place.
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Once you understand Sunset City and the motivations driving the people living in it, everything else falls into place.
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"When your doors are open for new experiences, life falls into place in ways that you least expect it."
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Everything falls into place when Doncic is surrounded by wings and bigs who provide enough space and defensive versatility.
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"Find a passion because everything else falls into place once you've got that track set," Gordon Ramsay will tell you.
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Congressional G.O.P. Agenda Quietly Falls Into Place Even as Trump Steals the Spotlight 'I Don't Talk' That Way, Trump Says.
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In many of his images from the 1960s and 1970s, everything falls into place in a witty or amazing way.
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But sometimes, everything falls into place, just as fans hoped — or at least enough into place that they don't feel cheated.
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"You can't reach an agreement and snap your fingers and everything [falls] into place and you're ready to go," he said.
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If everything falls into place, Maddon, who brought a magician to the clubhouse last year, just might pull off the ultimate trick.
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Don't randomly reach out to 20 of your LI connections for the sake of hoping something falls into place in your job search.
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The important thing is that I match the photo resolution, lighting direction and camera height, and everything else falls into place much easier.
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And once George's art has the vital emotional hook that arrives in this climactic song, the rest of the play falls into place.
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The plot meanders enough to keep the two leads confused till the end of the film, at which point everything miraculously falls into place.
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Carr refrains from execessive editing, and instead, takes a special pride in the natural wonder that falls into place shortly after the shutter click.
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However, the charming, psych-ward romance really falls into place once Tuite's single voice insists, "You make sense to me," through her loudening mental clamor.
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When you have an opportunity in the most formative years of someone's life to get them on that right path everything else falls into place.
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"We're quite different people and we do very different sports, but everything kind of falls into place and he really balances me out," she says.
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If the idea is more fleshed out before the shoot, then it falls into place much faster, and I can finish it in a week or two.
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"We also are both used to taking far too much on and just wingmanning one another until it all works out and falls into place," Ms. Stockdale said.
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If everything falls into place, the Raptors can squint and see an exceptional rebounding power forward with a solid face-up game and at least show-me range.
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And once you realize that Murphy co-created The Politician with Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan — the same two guys he created Glee with — everything falls into place.
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"We have everything on the table, there are no preconditions and we'll see at the end how the whole thing falls into place," Guajardo said as Thursday's meetings concluded.
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Carney channeled his own teenage years into the story, but the way everything falls into place for his onscreen avatar makes this feel more like autobiographical fantasy than memoir.
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As the episode's drawn-out setup makes clear, Rick and the others have a pretty bulletproof plan to take on the Saviors, and it falls into place almost too perfectly.
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But it's by getting up close to them, and embracing that the Oh Sees are not a band in the traditional sense of the word, that everything falls into place.
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"I think we ought to move the bills that Senator Leahy had suggested to me, that we could move now and see what falls into place," Shelby said this week.
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They've decided to use this autonomy to throw a party and make some money, which all falls into place when they acquire a Grandmaster Flash tape deck at an electronics store.
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She similarly told Diane Sawyer in 2004, "I think once you figure out who you are and what you love about yourself, I think it all kind of falls into place."
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"I hope everything falls into place and that we can all grow and build our relationships with our family and God and come back together one day and be stronger and happier."
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"You can't reach an agreement and snap your fingers and everything [falls] into place and you're ready to go," he said, arguing that negotiators need "a reasonable period" to work out differences.
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Jim Newell, writing in Slate in October, described the situation well: The 2020 Senate election is shaping up to be the moment when the organic Republican majority within the Senate falls into place.
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Once you've figured out how you'll access your money (penalty-free!), manage your health care, find your purpose and design an appropriate post-retirement lifestyle, everything else falls into place much more easily.
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She continued, "I hope everything falls into place and that we can all grow and build our relationships with our family and God and come back together one day and be stronger and happier."
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And, of course, what if it all falls into place as Caboclo inches closer to contributing, his defense nearly NBA-ready and his body looking more the part of a power forward every day?
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A lot of people try to wait for the perfect moment, timing, or situation, where everything falls into place, to "make movements and improvements," Souffrant says, but sometimes all it takes is one simple step forward.
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" Clarity and consciousness are means to the end that is Ms. Jansen's ultimate goal: a point in a performance when, as she put it, "it falls into place and you don't feel anymore that you're performing a concert.
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If I'm the boss, I just feel like, "There are various jobs that need to happen and we're all good at everything so let's just see what falls into place," in my ignorance of how humans work or whatever.
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That's my homie," Woods told Cosmopolitan UK. "I hope everything falls into place and that we can all grow and build our relationships with our family and God and come back together one day and be stronger and happier.
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Eventually it falls into place, and on normal difficulty it's not too hard to go through the whole without losing a battle (but you'll surely rack up a bunch of injuries, which require rest to heal, which drains you of supplies).
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Allfrey died in Dominica in 1986, aged 77. A posthumous collection of her short stories, It Falls Into Place, was published in 2004.It Falls Into Place (Papillote Press, 2004, ) She left behind an unpublished novel, In the Cabinet.Selwyn Reginald Cudjoe, Caribbean women writers: essays from the first international conference, p.
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As things falls into place for one, the world shatters for the other. Rahul and Ria meet again but in different circumstances, not on Earth. They both confess their love, and get married.
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If all this tentative planning falls into place, meaning actual agreements are signed and financing is secured, then the producer can start the pre- production phase. A portion of the financing is usually used to exercise the option.
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It is no surprise that she doesn't notice Conor's growing heroin addiction. When Conor's name is mentioned as a student known to be involved with drugs during an investigation at his university, everything falls into place - Angela and Tommy rush home to find Conor strung out with track marks on his arm.
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Eventually, young Lucas meets his muse, a young woman (with a very unusual hairdo) named Marion (Lisa Jakub) who is "kind of leading a student rebellion". After they meet, everything falls into place for Lucas, as she urges him to "write what you know". His writer's block dissipates and he quickly finishes his masterpiece. However, his shot at romance with the girl is blown when he discovers she's his sister.
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Hicham Safieddine and Royson James, "Bridge battle finally over", Toronto Star, 4 May 2005, B01. In September of the same year, he announced that a piece of waterfront property at Yonge St. and Queen's Quay would remain in public hands. Many regard this property as essential for any future strategy involving comprehensive waterfront renewal.Kerry Gillespie, "Piece of the puzzle falls into place at lakefront", Toronto Star, 13 September 2005, A02.
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Bill and Tanya go out to the woods to get some firewood, and end up having sex (much to the chagrin of Amy). After encounters with large, strange-looking, unkempt men, the friends are terrified. Bill, Tanya, and Amy are butchered, while the remaining friends escape but are picked up by a mysterious, pushy cop. He tricks them into coming back to the motel where everything slowly falls into place.
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The next day a mining accident traps Tom and his crew. When Kit descends the mine, he too becomes trapped but is able to escape and rescue them, proving he is not a coward. When Lissa finds him practising reading Braille, everything falls into place. She urges him to have surgery, but he says the doctors estimated his chances of surviving it were 100 to one, and that Judy had talked him out of it.
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Crazy Kung dies in a runaway crash test car with no seat belt on. The film ends with the impending double wedding of the twins to their girls and Bok Min's introduction to his real parents; but when Bok Min gets cold feet and Ma Yau goes looking for him, a final gag falls into place when the wedding guests catch the two twins together and are unable to tell them apart.
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Hills commented "He has always shown plenty and it is nice when it falls into place though. It never really worked last time and Paul has given him a lovely ride today. He is growing up and is in plenty of the top class races for the rest of the year." On his final appearance of the season, Muhaarar ran in the Group One Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket on 17 October.
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When Mrs Peacock denies her a birthday party, Katy gets upset and Anna buts in, trying to resolve the situation by volunteering to plan the party herself. Katy is really grateful to Anna for helping her. Later after the party, Mr and Mrs Peacock discuss about the difficulties with Ben and in order to be at home more, Mr Peacock promises to get a new job. Everything slowly falls into place for the family.
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They bring him to Badwater Clinic, where he murmurs Woman, Baby dying, before his treatment began. Dr. Vigil tells Leaphorn that Emma has a brain tumor. Surgery will reveal its status, and tell the odds of her surviving the tumor, forcing him to accept hope again. Then the reason for the homicides falls into place, and he must get from Gallup to Badwater Clinic, because Dr. Yellowhorse, the man who wants to improve health of the Navajo people, will kill Chee.
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The plot falls into place with lazy, deceptive ease. Redford places it up against a gently barbed level of social commentary, although this is something that comes surprisingly light-heartedly. There’s an enchantment to the film – at times it is a more successful version of the folklore fable that Francis Ford Coppola's Finian's Rainbow (1968) tried to be but failed." Scheib believes the film is "one of the first American films to fall into the Latin American tradition of magical realism.
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David braves the flames (with Luke doing his best to suppress the fire) and discovers a cairn, on which a hauntingly beautiful lady in armour lies, not quite dead, but barely breathing. Across her chest rests a stone implement with a too-short handle. When David realises it is a hammer, suddenly everything falls into place and he realises who everyone really is. He returns to Luke, and is told that an entire day has passed – David has been outside time.
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On Rotten Tomatoes the film holds an approval rating of 65% based on 20 reviews, with an average rating of 5.87/10. On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 56 out of 100, based on 17 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "C+" on an A+ to F scale. Roger Ebert gave the film 3.5 out of 4 stars, writing that "every scene falls into place like clockwork [...] exquisite".
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The specimen is loaded into the bore, possibly using a small screw ring to hold the sample in place. This cartridge is inserted into an airlock with the bore perpendicular to the TEM optic axis. When sealed, the airlock is manipulated to push the cartridge such that the cartridge falls into place, where the bore hole becomes aligned with the beam axis, such that the beam travels down the cartridge bore and into the specimen. Such designs are typically unable to be tilted without blocking the beam path or interfering with the objective lens.
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The Times of India gave the film 3 stars out of 5 and wrote, "all in all, the story falls into place at the end, despite the initial glitches". Sify wrote, "The makers of Bhaiyya Bhaiyya have just mixed melodrama, crass comedy, song n dance routines and some action sequences, without a proper recipe. Just like what happens in cooking, they end up making a tasteless dish". Rediff gave the film 2 stars out of 5 and wrote, "Bhaiyya Bhaiyya does provide a few chuckles, but nothing substantial". Nowrunning.
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Rolling Stone magazine noted that most of the songs are "airtight groove-adelia, compact essays in twin-guitar sunshine and boyish-vocal cheer" and that the album is "muscular guitar pop with room for rambling." The Jambands.com review also says the song placement was "usually complementary, although [occasionally cluttered]" but noted that "when everything falls into place ... the disc is captivating"; Allmusic was more critical of the structure, however. Still, Rolling Stone mentions that the band is a "few years and LPs away from" the transcendence that the Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers Band, and Cream were able to attain. Jambands.
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Through the course of filming this movie, we see a lot of these two characters, their sincerity, their devotion to their fields, their love for art, and their talent. When it comes to family, however, Nandi is very happy being a poor simpleton with his wife (Angana Bose), whom he loves very dearly, and cherishes his hobby of cuisine. Sen, on the contrary, is indifferent to his wife (Debashree Roy), who constantly tries to make him feel her presence through her love for him. The movie, after a couple of obstacles, finally gets released, and everything falls into place.
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Franc has listed Nelly Furtado, Alicia Keys, Alanis Morissette as her influences and System of a Down as one of her favourite bands saying ‘I listen to everything. On my iPod I have Santigold, La Roux, Nelly Furtado, some soca, and some reggae and some country music.’ Her love for such broad and diverse music is said to be reflected in her debut self-titled album. ‘It’s all the different sides of me come together… There are a couple of tracks with a little reggae vibe, some with more of a UK or retro vibe. It’s different and it all falls into place.
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At the luncheon, Rommel teases his guests, allowing them to ask him twenty questions about his future plans. Bramble listens with interest. From the conversation and later remarks by Rommel, he eventually deduces that the field marshal, disguised as an archeologist before the war, had secretly prepared five hidden supply dumps, the "Five Graves to Cairo", for the conquest of Egypt. The final piece of the puzzle (their locations) falls into place when Bramble realizes that Rommel's cryptic references to points Y, P, and T refer to the precise locations of the letters of the word "Egypt" printed on his map.
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Helix Lock – A modification of the Opinel folding knife ferrel lock, which enables one-handed opening and closing.Fujii, Dave, Chris Reeve Knives Company Briefing, "Helix Lock", February 20, 2008, p. 32. Integral Lock – A folding knife lock, introduced with and popularized by the Sebenza folding knife, where one of the handle slabs is slotted to form a lock bar, which falls into place behind the blade to stop the blade from closing.Dick, Steven, The National Knife Magazine, “The Chris Reeve Sebenza Folding Hunter”, September 1993, pages 16–18.Lang, Bud, Knives Illustrated, “Chris Reeve’s Classic 2000”, April 2000, pages 22–24.
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The Stem Cell Zoo Loring and her postdoctoral fellow, Inbar Friedrich Ben-Nun, were the first to report the generation of induced pluripotent stem cells from endangered species. IPSCs were generated from a primate, the drill Mandrillus leucophaeus and the nearly extinct northern white rhinoceros, Ceratotherium simum cottoni. There are only two northern white rhinos left in the world, and the hope is that the iPSCs can be differentiated into sperm and egg cells to generate new animals. "If everything falls into place and everything works, there is a way to generate new animals," said Loring in an interview with Nature News.
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The televised scene changed the Jewish driver to a female virgin driver and the crime being a rape (her airbag having busted her hymen when it deployed) and not a hate crime. The scene of Stewie getting high on NyQuil to cope with losing Rupert and mistaking a throw pillow for a cat was cut from TV airings for time reasons. David Goodman noted that he feels the production crew may not have succeeded on this episode as everything falls into place easily, such as the box falling out of the moving truck. Every frame when Stewie is dancing in a montage of Anchors Aweigh took a large amount of work to produce.
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The theme of temptation falls into place as many characters fall into the trap of seduction by other people and also by wizards and other mythological creatures that are known to be of Celtic origin (Chrétien). Celtic mythology also displays itself in “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.” Looking at Gawain, we see him as the leading leader at the Primary Table in which he is tested by the rulers of the otherworld in terms of his fitness for fame in this world and the next. With this in mind, the “rulers of the otherworld” have a mythical nature to them; there are references to sun gods, and old and new gods.
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