We are too far along to abandon the effort altogether.
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We want to know how far along the FBI went.
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Far along that continuum, lingerie guy or Louis CK, right?
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The paramedic asks how far along the woman's pregnancy was.
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But we were already too far along to give up.
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He did not indicate how far along any talks were.
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DAVID FABER: How far along are they in doing that?
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Some states are already far along in this process. Gov.
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We still don't know precisely how far along they are.
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It is unknown how far along in the pregnancy Jones was.
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Kenya's not saying yet how far along she is right now.
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The businesses themselves don't have to be too far along, either.
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It's not clear how far along it's got with that process.
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But a legislative fix to other targets is less far along.
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We're told Ferrari is "far along" in hashing out the details.
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It's unclear how far along the potential discussions are at Ford.
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Those at Columbine were too far along in the school year.
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It's unclear how far along the actress is in her pregnancy.
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I was fairly far along before I knew this was TEAM.
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Kat Manalac, a partner at YC, explained that a lot of founders are afraid to apply to the program because they fear they are either too far along or not far along enough to be accepted.
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But no other US city is as far along as New York.
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We're fairly far along in terms of story and theme for that.
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So far, though, we don't know how far along the investigation is.
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You don't know how far along criminals are until it's too late.
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It was unclear how far along any troop reductions might already be.
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I think you know we were very far along on the deal.
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Based on the size of her bump, how far along is she?
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BECKY QUICK: Have they pushed a little too far along those lines?
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Give me a sense of how far along the Aquila project is.
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That clinic confirmed how far along she was and heard her pleas.
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One woman was too far along, but we provided two abortions that day.
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The cannabis infrastructure is too far along in many states to be eradicated.
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" Or, "How far along are you in the process of filling this position?
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Small companies can have a hard time estimating how far along they are.
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We're not as far along as we will be two years from now.
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She's never seen the scale move that far along in the right direction.
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Still, it's fair to say that most companies aren't that far along yet.
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Carole's husband is the only one who knows how far along she is.
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He was 49 when The Ghost Writer was published, pretty far along already.
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It is not clear how far along the government is in its investigation.
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You can also see how far along the program is with the red bar.
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The product has been codenamed Dylan, and it's unclear how far along it is.
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This person said that the design appeared to be far along in the process.
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"I've turned it down because we're very far along in the process," Trump said.
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An overwhelming number of states restrict abortions based on how far along the woman is.
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And if not, how far along are we in inventing those materials, or similar ones?
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Or take the pill when they are too far along, increasing the risk of complications.
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Cost depends on how far along the pregnancy is and whether insurance covers the procedure.
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" But, she added, "by the time they consulted other people, it was too far along.
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How far along do you think we are, realistically, in terms of building that bridge?
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And based on the available information, it's unclear how far along Sentient's comparable system is.
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"Before anyone could get too organized, the process was too far along," one lobbyist acknowledged.
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It's unclear exactly how far along Tana is, but her baby bump is super prominent.
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" "I understand," the man said, "does she know how far along she was or anything?
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One wonders how far along he'd be right now if he took the other path.
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It could be that without the Guggenheim discussion we would not be that far along.
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Drones allow farmers to monitor how far along crops are in their respective growth periods.
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Amelia can't be very far along yet if even she didn't realize she was pregnant.
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But by then the disease was too far along, and he died the following morning.
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As far along as I was, it may have been a different process for me.
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They're not as far along as SpaceX is, obviously, but they have a really solid plan.
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But progress has been slow, and today's study is not as far along as those efforts.
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They were aware that Ellie was pregnant, but didn&apost realize how far along she was.
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This allows the June Oven to know what your cooking and how far along it is.
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That happiness was soon replaced with panic, when Damon learned just how far along Amal was.
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It's unclear how far along Amazon is in developing this new frontier of Alexa-powered surveillance.
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In terms of building community trust, how far along do you think the department currently is?
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COP23 will be the perfect opportunity for concerned parties to reveal how far along they've come.
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There's no sense of how far along this project is — or if work has even begun.
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To be sure, this isn't unusual given how far along we are in the economic recovery.
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But with the watches already so far along, Google and LG decided to salvage the project.
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Nor do you notice, until you're too far along, that comedy is not all it is.
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And she won't turn away anyone on the basis of how far along her pregnancy is.
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PENNY PRITZKER: Well, I think we're not as far along as we were told we are.
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Cost depends on how far along the pregnancy is and whether or not you have insurance.
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The gear currently being prototyped is something closer to Microsoft's HoloLens, but not as far along.
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There are only four doctors in the US who will terminate a pregnancy that far along.
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After assessing the extent of Jorah's greyscale, Archmaester Marwyn determines that it's too far along to treat.
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" The paper added that the employee said the design "appeared to be far along in the process.
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So by the time you could detect a cancer using those methods, cancers are pretty far along.
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Other urban school districts are not as far along as New Orleans, but many are emulating it.
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While she was being evaluated, a technician asked her how far along she was in her pregnancy.
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Given how far along Blue Origin seems to be, the company may be a very serious contender.
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It isn't clear how far along the DoJ's investigation is at this stage, only that it's underway.
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I don't think he's as far along being an NFL-ready QB as he could have been.
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N seems to be relatively far along, but we also don't know everything that Google is planning.
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In an effort to even them out, Radcliffe kept going and went too far along his hairline.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ, neither of them have signed but negotiations are far along.
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This made it easy to see how far along my order was and when it was ready.
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Consider the time remaining on your loanHow far along are you in your car loan repayment schedule?
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How far along were you in the production when all the anti–Planned Parenthood videos came out?
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As the video shows, she's quite far along, and she has every intention of finishing the project.
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While this area is not as far along as real estate, there are some exciting recent developments.
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I was offered a spot in the dirt much too far along the timeline for my liking.
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There are three or four other countries that are very far along in making this a standard.
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Stephen Powers's scenery — a modern urban cartoon of conflicting messages — goes distractingly far along the same lines.
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Those comments came after questions arose last week over how far along both countries were on trade.
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When Guasti joined the team, Ori and the Will of the Wisps was already pretty far along.
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It is still unclear how far along the road to a hydrogen bomb the country has gone.
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The costs of abortion procedures vary widely by clinic, state, and how far along the pregnancy is.
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As is the case with many large-scale 3D-printing projects, it's unclear how far along they are.
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She confirmed her pregnancy in February but no one on the outside knew how far along she was.
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That deal was pretty far along, but ultimately was scuppered by the explosion of the scandal in 2015.
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The employee also said the design "appeared to be far along in the process," according to the Times.
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He said 'Hey, how far along is the book, is it still going on, I'd love to talk.
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I was sure that I had to be pretty far along because those contractions were really getting intense.
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Yet absent these areas, Sakoda suggests that anything goes, as long as the company isn't too far along.
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The company did not disclose how far along the trial is but confirmed that it's still enrolling patients.
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We're already too far along in assimilating phablets into our lives to ever think small phones are sufficient.
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But the guidance is that if you are pregnant, no matter how far along, there is a risk.
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Trump for sure, he's back in the 70s, and I don't think Secretary Clinton is very far along.
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Five former Trump associates have been implicated in the investigation thus far, along with more than 20 Russians.
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It's unclear how far along they are in implementing them however, people familiar with the matter told CNN.
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Actions so far along these lines have nearly all been limited to new or planned wells and other facilities.
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"We're not very far along ... A number of discussions have taken place below the foreign minister level," Pompeo said.
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They say authorities are probing how far along the suspected attack plan was and whether anyone else was involved.
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Marijuana activists say the pot experiment is too far along for anyone to stop, but the industry is anxious.
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Now, if she's far along in her pregnancy, it sounds funny, but you might get a false-negative test.
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Before the delay, designers were "far along" in the process and had completed a preliminary design of the bill.
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Why I like the Goldman call is the guy who is least far along is [Brian] Niccol at Chipotle.
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The program is in all likelihood too far along to kill; the big question now is where it's headed.
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Zafgen said it would give the FDA data from the study so far, along with data from another trial.
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Yung Miami revealed she's pregnant with her second child in June, but it's unclear how far along she is.
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It's not clear how far along any of the talks are or whether they will result in a deal.
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At 31 weeks, she switched to a midwife, but since she was so far along, her options were limited.
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It has resulted in three big comprehensive reports so far, along with several smaller country- and industry-specific reports.
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When Mr. Finlay barred her way and turned her around, she went just as far along the opposite diagonal.
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Tesla's Autopilot system may not be as far along as many investors believe, says a new report from Bernstein.
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They told her she wasn't as far along as she was, which made getting an abortion elsewhere more complicated.
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Additionally, many women will be too far along for a medication abortion or might prefer a non-medication abortion.
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He didn't say how far along Tesla is in developing a chip, or when it will start shipping inside vehicles.
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But within that one phone call, Furdge says she learned that she was too far along to receive their services.
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Despite how far along she looks, Portman revealed to Matt Lauer on Today that she is due in the spring.
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It's unclear how far along the project is, though, as the company is focused on finishing development of the Air.
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In the note, Bezos didn't say how far along any of this was or when either initiative would get started.
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Those are in the works, but Microsoft says they simply aren't quite as far along as the Windows 10 edition.
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Also, that she still hasn't been to a doctor for an ultrasound this far along in her pregnancy is worrisome.
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Other relationships that weren't quite as far along could still get there with the right conversations on a group date.
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We don't know exactly how far along she is ... the Palace has only said she's due sometime in the Spring.
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"We were fortunate that Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild was far along in its development," explains Fils-Aimé.
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"I've turned it down because we're very far along in the process," he said in a "Face the Nation" interview.
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The Ways and Means Committee's lawsuit is not as far along as the case over the records from Deutsche Bank.
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It&aposs unclear how far along the talks between Impossible Foods and McDonald&aposs were or why they fell apart.
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Cost depends on how far along the pregnancy is and whether or not you have insurance that covers the procedure.
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" Two are currently being built, B330-1 and B330-2, and Bigelow says both are "very far along in fabrication.
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It is unclear how far along Lyft is with the new fund-raising and whether the round will be completed.
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The game won't directly tie into any of the other media, and it takes place fairly far along the Guardians' timeline.
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Her belly distended, she looked like she was very far along in her pregnancy and had come in to give birth.
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It's deployed 22010 towers so far along the Arizona-Mexico border as part of a $22014 million federal contract with CBP.
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While these bots seem far along in their development, they're not humans and can't think like humans-making-funny-jokes yet.
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The project appears to be pretty far along for something this absurd, with a scheduled ship date of November this year.
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The fact that all of this is being revealed from job listings suggests that Spotify isn't all that far along here.
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The only thing I could say was our relationship wasn't as far along as my relationship with the remaining two men.
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She met with Warren Hern, one of only four remaining doctors in the country who acknowledge performing abortions this far along.
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Below are the best laptop deals we've found so far, along with our favorite tablet and smartphone deals for good measure.
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He says entrepreneurs in theater, food production and energy have expressed the most interest so far, along with minority-led businesses.
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It's not clear how far along EyeSight is with this concept, and there would certainly be significant challenges in implementing it.
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The White House declined to comment, and it was unclear how far along the any such plan was from being undertaken.
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The team builds charts to keep top management informed on how far along the company is in its GDPR compliance process.
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Quentin: It's amazing how far along V.R. is, when (ahem) virtually no one is using it yet, besides a few gamers.
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HBO may join its premium network brethren but isn't as far along in discussions with Apple, one of the people said.
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TMZ broke the story ... ABC wants the show and is far along in the negotiations with Fremantle, which produces the show.
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"If they weren't here doing the work for us, we wouldn't be this far along in the process," Mr. Esteppe said.
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"If they weren't here doing the work for us, we wouldn't be this far along in the process," Mr. Esteppe said.
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However, exactly when they are likely to go into that position depends on how far along you are in your pregnancy.
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So they are pretty far along in the process by the time they get invited into the office for an interview.
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The other two countries in the region — Kosovo, and Bosnia and Herzegovina — are not that far along, verging on failed states.
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Major telecommunications companies are far along in their 53G network development, and the first 25G networks are already up and running.
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I didn't feel as if I deserved to cry because 'I wasn't that far along,' and 'this happens all the time.
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NASA is far along in its development of Orion and the SLS, and it has drafted some plans for the Gateway.
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It's beautiful watching how far along this smiling, dancing Kanye has come in comparison to the old, yelling at paparazzi, Kanye.
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The returns may diminish, but we're not so far along the asymptote approaching perfection that there's no point to making further improvements.
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It's a little fuzzy about how far along Microsoft has actually gotten toward solving these problems, but it's actively working on them.
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This might sound like much ado about nothing, but Zika can be serious regardless of how far along a person's pregnancy is.
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Once you're pretty far along the path to liver failure, you'll likely get a yellowing of the skin and eyes called jaundice.
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It's unclear how far along the East River Skyway plan is, but it's important to highlight that it is just a plan.
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As you can see from the photos, that's a big stretch of tubing, and it looks like they're actually quite far along.
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The aide said Kelly appears to be far along in the decision-making process, although a final decision has not been made.
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HOW FAR ALONG ARE YOU IN THAT AND IS THE STREET – DO THEY UNDERSTAND YOUR INTENTIONS, WHERE YOU WANT TO TAKE THAT?
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That minority who didn't respond, the researchers think, had MS that was already too far along by the time of their treatment.
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What ended up happening was that a whole bunch of songs were written and got pretty far along, and then got scrapped.
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He has bought 26 skulls so far, along with two skeletons: one fully articulated, pieced together with metal wire, and one disassembled.
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Our sources say Goldenvoice still has no idea how far along she is, which obviously becomes a factor for the April event.
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The project was so far along that the transit system had to renegotiate with its contractors to delay the start of construction.
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It turned out that the plan to take the company private was not nearly as far along as Mr. Musk had suggested.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, Robin and Paula are far along in working out the details of their custody arrangement.
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But there's also a sense the company's ability to make a consumer product isn't as far along as it needs to be.
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You can very easily see how far along you are with something, and what your chances are of getting it finished on time.
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But props to her, because at least she's aware that she's pretty much hanging by a thread this far along in the competition.
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That technology is not as far along in the U.S. as other advanced nuclear technologies, which are designed smaller and produce less waste.
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After all, Beyoncé didn't attend last year's Met Gala because she was pretty far along in her pregnancy with twins Rumi and Sir.
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On December 25, Kardashian took to Twitter to respond to a fan who inquired about how far along in her pregnancy she was.
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Talks of a sale sound like they aren't very far along, and the report says that Essential still has plans for future products.
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But it's unclear exactly how far along the newly-pictured submarine is, said Melissa Hanham, the deputy director of the Open Nuclear Network.
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Although the United States is not as far along in considering restrictions on these chemicals, it could get a jumpstart from European legislation.
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Doctors would pull a pregnant immigrant out of line if they felt she was too far along to travel safely to the mainland.
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"We had a little bit of a digital mess on our hands and we're pretty far along in cleaning that up," he said.
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At least 2.733,000 cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed around the world so far, along with more than 2,900 virus-related deaths.
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Meanwhile, Democrats in several other states have vowed to restart efforts to pass the ERA, though none are as far along as Virginia.
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I had the ultrasound that they make you have—I just assumed it was so they could see how far along I was.
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First, they need to determine how far along they are, since medication abortion is typically used in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.
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The base's commander said the gunman was in aviation training, but he declined to say how far along they were in the training.
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It sends a text to your friend with details about the car, the driver and how far along you are on the route.
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Mr. DeRogatis worked with three separate media outlets on the story, each of which progressed far along the editing process before dropping out.
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Some were turned away because they were over the gestational limit—meaning they were too far along—and carried the pregnancy to term.
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Abbott was 8 months pregnant at the time and, according to the report, cops declined to process her because she was so far along.
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"A standard case would be someone coming in quite far along in their pregnancy not having had any antenatal care at all," England says.
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It added that it wasn't clear how far along the project, code-named Dylan, was or if it would ever become a commercial product.
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The whole endeavor seems like it may not be far along — a press release said there was no date set for the Chinese launch.
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This isn't GM's first foray into autonomous driving, but it may not be as far along in the development process as it would like.
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That Girls has neglected its past or New Girl has clung to it won't stop fans from watching now that we're this far along.
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The app, Cara, which started the week of the 2016 presidential election, lets the user specify her location and how far along she is.
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According to the Post, Cha's nomination was relatively far along in the process, as the White House had formally notified Seoul of the nomination.
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From there the contractors will be able to see whether the homeowners received the invites and how far along they are in the process.
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You can also share how far along you are on a specific trip, so contacts can know how far you are on your trip.
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Green's advice to portfolio companies varies somewhat depending on how far along they are, but he has one consistent message: scrap your 2020 guidance.
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Despite the sluggishness, he still says he's "pretty optimistic" and acknowledges that the Chinese stock market isn't as far along as he had hoped.
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We don't know whether Simpson's swelling is due to preeclampsia or not, but given how far along she is, it could very well be normal.
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"We had plans to go public and had gotten pretty far along in the process but we realized that wouldn't fulfill our vision," Kim explained.
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Caitlin especially is looking forward to her time with Colton, admitting that she isn't as far along with him as some of the other women.
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"We're so far along in our planting season that we can't change anything," said John Brink, who grows corn, soy and wheat in Richview, Illinois.
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We checked in with her this week about how far along she has gotten, the obstacles she wasn't expecting and where she goes from here.
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It's unclear how far along Beyonce is in her pregnancy, but we may get a good idea at Sunday's Grammys, where she's expected to perform.
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For one, the investigation wasn't as far along as he believed it should have been, given all the time that had gone by, sources said.
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Regardless of how you use essential oils, be especially careful if you're pregnant — certain oils may be harmful, depending on how far along you are.
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And I don't know if the city and state have arranged a mitigation plan that's as far along as it should be at this point.
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When a woman presents for an abortion and she is past 222 weeks, she is told that she is too far along for the procedure.
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Tesla reportedly wanted to meet with Nevada to discuss the testing of two prototype trucks, so it sounds like the project is quite far along.
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But some doctors, citing personal beliefs, then refused to perform the abortion because she was too far along in the pregnancy, according to the BBC.
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" It's not clear how far along the game is, partially because the developers don't know, only promising it'll be released "when we feel it's ready.
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By comparing how far along the sequence the message arriving from each satellite has got, it computes the relative time delays between all the signals.
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The apps tell me I am six weeks along (from my last period, the date doctors use to calculate how far along a pregnancy is).
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" The official maintained Thursday that both sides left "on very good terms" but conceded that "we're not as far along as we'd like to be.
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They are too far along in this process not to, and they both think very highly of him, especially after his hearings earlier in September.
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Medicine, it turns out, is surprisingly bad at measuring the precise age of a fetus or how far along a woman is into her pregnancy.
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This depends on the state, the provider, and the complexity of the procedure, generally determined by how far along in pregnancy the abortion is performed.
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Anytime you see Harper with her computer, depending how far along she was in the article, that version of the article [would be on the screen].
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Yet these readings do show that the retrenchment has been happening for a while and it is pretty far along, at least for the short term.
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This is a theory, though, and we don't know how far along this product is, or whether or not it will make it into users' hands.
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VTOL is certainly a step further in ambition, but it's a pretty slick concept to imagine and the actual development of such vehicles is far along.
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Strangely, there was no significant difference between the two groups of women in how far along they were in their pregnancy when they had an abortion.
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ABC tells us ... there's no signed deal, but our sources say the negotiations are far along and the fine points are being worked out right now.
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When the trailing 10-year return gets up to this area, it typically means a bull cycle is far along, but hasn't generally marked its end.
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In fact, it's so far along that in California more than 40 companies have licenses to test autonomous vehicles, with the trucking industry not far behind.
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Sombra is apparently very far along in development and will "see the light of day soon," Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan said in the announcement video (below).
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It has since been revealed that Lloyd used spreadsheets to track how far along unaccompanied girls were in their pregnancies, and also monitored their menstrual cycles.
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After weeks of deliberating over whether to keep closer Aroldis Chapman, the Yankees appeared far along in discussions on Sunday night to trade him for prospects.
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In terms of existing smart transportation initiatives, Colorado is actually fairly far along (they hosted the first commercial driverless delivery via semi-truck earlier this year).
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The game wasn't very far along, one source said, and at the time of this project's cancellation, the core design was still very much in flux.
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VTOL is certainly a step further in ambition, but it's a pretty slick concept to imagine, and the actual development of such vehicles is far along.
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The meeting is a sign that the investigation is far along, the people said, because the commissioners rarely meet in the early stages of an inquiry.
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Russia has also expressed interest in building a naval logistics center in Eritrea, but it is unclear how far along those negotiations are, American officials said.
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Tens of thousands of refugees are in the pipeline for arrival to the United States, many with applications far along in the approval and vetting process.
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Sources connected to the couple confirm Chloe and the so-called "Hot Felon" are expecting their first kid, but it's unclear how far along she is.
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Restrictions and requirements — which range from how far along in your pregnancy you are to needing an ultrasound and parental consent — vary greatly from state to state.
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"How much infrastructure there is to support workplace complaints depends entirely on the kind of campaign it is and how far along it is," the operative said.
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Today's report does conclude by saying that it's not immediately obvious how far along Amazon's project is or whether it'll result in any sort of commercial product.
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I get an hour break every day, so I walk pretty far along the sea wall and feel super refreshed when I get back to my desk.
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The late-summer success of "Mission: Impossible" — which has made $124.5 million thus far along with $205 million internationally — is helping solidify a comeback summer for Hollywood.
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If you do, indeed, have an ectopic pregnancy, your doctor will recommend a treatment based on how far along it is and how serious your symptoms are.
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MV: We'll have a formal announcement at the end of September, but we're pretty far along with a few schools that either already exist or are opening.
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He even went so far (along with FBI Director Robert Mueller) as to threaten to resign if the George W. Bush administration continued to eavesdrop on Americans.
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Price also seemed to cast doubt on how far along Trump really is in crafting an ObamaCare replacement and whether he has had a role in it.
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Huawei's homegrown mobile os "isn't far along" The company reportedly has a team working on the mobile OS in Scandinavia, with the engineers including ex-Nokia employees.
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We could have also done it through the mobile phone app, which is far along in development, or through the built-in touchscreen on the device itself.
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Authorities are still gathering information about Paddock and working to determine his motive, but here's what we know so far, along with the questions that remain unanswered.
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Tapping the case while charging will light up the LED, which will display as either yellow or green to let you know how far along your are.
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Gabriel also rushes past a report of Elaine de Kooning's "psychological pregnancy"—when the adamantly childless artist believed she might be as far along as seven months.
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The aide argued that perpetuating the idea that someone had been tapped by Pelosi to write a bill, or that the process was far along, wasn't helpful.
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These screenings either happen on a routine basis during prenatal visits or are a one-time occurrence depending on how far along you are in your pregnancy.
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"This far along in his campaign, it seems he is still ill-prepared to answer a serious question about the climate crisis," she said in an interview.
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Critically, Mandelbrot says that Indiegogo's moderation team will look through every campaign and validate that the creators have accurately represented how far along they are in the process.
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But her twin and their younger sister had to give birth because their pregnancies were too far along when they were discovered, McLaughlin said, according to The Vindicator.
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Our sources say FOX was unaware ABC was so far along until TMZ posted our story, and it has now made an offer that is richer than ABC's.
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The medical examiner says it's unclear how many months she was premature because her mother didn't know how far along her pregnancy was and never received prenatal care.
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The second-generation version of Spectacles is apparently pretty far along; the product is already said to be in the manufacturing phases for a Q2 or Q3 launch.
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The M.E. said it was unclear how many months Gennifer was premature because her mother didn't know how far along her pregnancy was and never received prenatal care.
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"Trump has been playing to gender resentment and been appealing to men who think that women have gotten too far along and threatened by female progress," Lawless said.
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But a conversation he had with Paul Patel shortly after the botched nanotainer demonstration raised questions in his mind about how far along the Theranos technology really was.
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The sale could be valued at more than $7 billion and, while the talks between the three are not yet exclusive, they are far along, the Journal said.
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And while Facebook didn't have a product to announce, the team is far along enough in its research to show off a demonstration of the technology at work.
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A hell of a lot happens on the HBO series, and for mere mortals it's natural to forget scenes or details (or entire characters, TBH) this far along.
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It is often used to help assess how far along a pregnancy is and when the baby is likely to be born, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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The space agency plans to start funding small and medium-sized landers in the near future, but no robotic surface mission is as far along as Resource Prospector.
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For one, it shows you how far along the infuser is to prove that the water is hot and ready to go at the touch of a button.
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At the beginning of each shift, volunteers sift through voicemails left by clients, returning calls and running through a series of intake questions—How far along are you?
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It depends on how far along in the nomination process we are, according to New York University law professor Rick Pildes, an expert on constitutional and electoral law.
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In another case, a judge banned an abortion because he felt the pregnancy was too far along, despite the fact that the patient's physician recommended she get one.
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Australia now enters an immense crisis — so far, 25 human lives were lost so far along with millions of animals at danger with no signs of this stopping.
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" At one point, far along into the call, Kavanaugh said he was facing a "smear campaign" and suggested newly revealed allegations were "just absurd and outrageous, coordinated perhaps.
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"I feel like it's not far along as it should be and I don't feel like there has been major amount of progress since my generation," she said.
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However, it was unclear how far along it was and whether it involved a conspiracy engineered by a larger extremist group such as the Islamic State or Al Qaeda.
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"You're rare — and refreshing," she tells him as the two clink cups on a date in Finland, which would indicate she makes it quite far along in the competition.
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Bixby may not be able to do everything at first, but it will get you as far along as it can in the task before you have to intervene.
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So the Verge Science video team headed to TAE's headquarters in Foothill Ranch, California, to see how far along it is, and where — if anywhere — AI entered the picture.
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Florida, very far along, and Puerto Rico is a different kind of a situation because it needs so much infrastructure, but over a period of time, that will happen.
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The prevailing idea in the tech industry is that to succeed, you have to be ready to sell your idea, no matter how far along your idea really is.
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"I don't know how far along we have gone nailing this deal," or whether the two companies have official central government approval for the venture, the BMW executive said.
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"They could have called for an ambulance because she was so far along, but she decided to get in the car and get there right away," recalls Freund, 32.
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Two more undocumented teenagers filed court documents against the Trump administration Friday in an effort to secure abortions before their pregnancies get too far along to legally obtain one.
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In the implant space, there's "nothing else I'm aware of" that's as far along as Merck's project, says Merck collaborator Dr. Charles Flexner, a professor at Johns Hopkins University.
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Because of how far along she was, she had to travel 880 miles from Nebraska to a clinic in New Mexico that would perform the procedure after 20 weeks.
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"The economy has been adding jobs faster ... which is staggering considering how far along we are in post-recession recovery," said Steve Rick, chief economist at CUNA Mutual Group.
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Two 30-member task forces from each organization are working on the review, the statement adds, but it did not say how far along they were in the process.
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These ads are in testing, though public announcements like this usually mean they're pretty far along — not some random lark the company may or may not follow through on.
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These efforts are typically not far along yet, but the ones that seem to work best are collaborations — public-private partnerships that also involve nonprofit organizations and educational institutions.
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General Motors is likewise spending billions to develop electric models, including a Cadillac S.U.V. Fiat Chrysler, whose investments in electric vehicles have been hesitant, is not as far along.
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Aerion is pretty far along in this task: In 2014, the company announced a partnership with aerospace giant Airbus to build and certify a supersonic craft within the decade.
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Musk did say that SpaceX will design the ISRU (in-situ-resource utilization) system designed to collect materials for propellant on Mars and that the design is pretty far along.
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"With her being so far along, you want the comfort, but you still want that chicness," says Paster, who also dressed Miranda Kerr and Hailey Bennett for the big night.
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Oculus Research says it's "a long way out" from a consumer version of this technology, but it's exciting to see how far along they already are in solving this problem.
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Copying over each podcast took several minutes, in my experience, and there's no indication of how far along you are in the process — it just says "Transferring" until it's done.
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Attorney Andrew Bisom, who represented Krajnyak and Ronilo Vestil during the Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings, said they were far along on their mandated payment plan but hadn&apost completed it.
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Intel says the 5G modems it's building will also support 2G, 3G, and LTE, which is good since 5G deployment isn't likely to be all that far along by then.
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While there are a number of efforts on this front, GPX is fairly far along and already has 62 solar sites signed up to try the tech when it launches.
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"'Getting You Home' was my first No. 1, and now coming this far along and having another nomination, I think it's just as special as the first time," says Young.
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While it is not clear how far along such plans have come, GM would join a growing list of automakers looking to electrify some of their biggest and brawniest vehicles.
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MUNCHIES decided to put the demo to the test and see just how far along Pic2Recipe is in enslaving mankind with its boundless command over the world's apple turnover recipes.
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On who can dispense drugs, on what clinical tests are required first, on how far along the pregnancy can be—the rules are all designed to delay, deter, and delegitimize.
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The protesters at the Muskrat Falls dam, which is very far along in construction, finally agreed in late October to allow partial flooding of the reservoir behind it to begin.
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"The sense that I had is they're not as far along as I had hoped," Munster said of Apple's decision to remove the 200 employees out of its car division.
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It's unclear how far along she is, but if you assume she's at least 3 months pregnant -- it'll probably be summer 2017 before Janet and her fans are ... Together Again.
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Before getting too far along with your planning, sit down with your partner to talk about what each person feels comfortable spending — and how they want to spend that money.
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Moreover, many doctors who perform abortions will do an ultrasound for legitimate medical reasons—to check how far along a pregnancy is, or to pinpoint where the embryo is situated.
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Picabia and Duchamp (who can seem rather sedate by comparison) were already far along in a generational assault on taste and reason when Dada officially began, in Zurich, in 19133.
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It would have basically forced women to seek funerary services for a fetus — whether she'd had an abortion or a miscarriage, and no matter how far along the pregnancy was.
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We had a really hard time raising money from traditional VCs until we were reasonably far along, just because they didn't think it was possible to build an audience that big.
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That said, the company does seem pretty far along, promising to ship the first devices by December 2017, which is certainly a good sign (assuming it actually manages to do it).
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Guardians of the Galaxy 2 may be just far along enough for a tiny peek, while Thor: Ragnarok's midsummer shoot makes it a very long shot for footage at this stage.
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But her twin and their younger sister had to give birth because their pregnancies were too far along when they were discovered, McLaughlin told the judge, according to The Youngstown Vindicator.
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Tapping on the Ray's touch-sensitive tracker will trigger the LED light; the number of times the light flashes corresponds with how far along your are in reaching your activity goal.
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Analytics for Apps also shows how far along users get in the sales process – like whether they are using the app, or making purchases, in addition to how often they return.
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"I don't know how far along we have gone nailing this deal," or whether the two companies have official central government approval for the JV or not, the BMW executive said.
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Elsewhere in Texas, Gina Ortiz Jones, an Air Force veteran, won the nomination to run in a heavily Hispanic district that stretches from San Antonio far along the state's southern border.
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"I have this thing where I've been checking my status and taking pictures every week to see how far along I'm getting," Williams said in an onstage chat with Gayle King.
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Below is a list of President-elect Donald Trump's intended cabinet nominees thus far, along with their agencies' 2016 rankings in the Best Places to Work in the Federal Government survey.
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The 5th Circuit's opinion did not indicate exactly how far along she is now, but she is being held in Texas, where it is illegal to get an abortion after 20 weeks.
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There's a chance that we miscalculated and you aren't as far along as you thought, but I would say you have about a 60% chance that this is not a viable pregnancy.
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While this might sound too crazy to possibly work, Andrews said the fake baby bump actually confused one mother she ran into at Sydney Airport, who asked how far along she was.
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For non-binary people, that can serve as reinforcement that popular narratives about transness, in otherwise cis contexts, are premised on how far along an individual is in their "complete" medical transition.
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But NASA is already pretty far along with its own plans to get to the Red Planet, and at this point there doesn't appear to be much commercial incentive to colonize Mars.
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In the U.S., authorities are reportedly pretty far along in the review and are discussing conditions with the companies, according to WSJ, indicating that the deal is on the path to approval.
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Many are simply resigned to accepting that this far along in the election, and considering the delegate math, no amount of money or anti-Trump messaging can slow the front-runner's momentum.
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It can be as simple as a letter on the doctor&aposs office letterhead with your doctor&aposs notation on your due date and how far along you&aposll be while traveling.
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Quite far along in the due diligence process and with the outcome looking positive, the conference room had been booked for 2.5 hours in preparation for an intense final round of negotiations.
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Production was too far along by the time the office co-working company's IPO troubles (and peculiarities like founder Adam Neumann's $6 million brand fee to his own company) hit the headlines.
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To make sense of this paradox, the researchers carried out a large-scale comparison of all the ancient African DNA gathered so far, along with living people from across Africa and beyond.
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Ms. McCaskill, a moderate Democrat, recently said on MSNBC that "America is, generally, not as far along the left line as Bernie and Elizabeth [Warren]" despite Senator Sanders's current front-runner status.
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But as we see in this episode, they're not so far along in their moral development, or rather, they're still mostly the same people that they were when we first met them.
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According to one DC lawyer with firsthand knowledge, Landau, a partner at the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, is undergoing background checks, a sign that he's far along in the vetting process.
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"We're about half way there," Williams said, in an interview with the news network recorded on Tuesday and aired Wednesday, when asked how far along the Fed was on its rate-hike path.
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It's unclear if this latest bomb test by North Korea will impact the timing of the White House announcement at all, but the dismantling of the deal is said to be far along.
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These plans aren't so far along that there's any anticipated timeline for when a moon outpost may be established and operational, but it's an interesting new development in the ongoing international space race.
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Trejo, who was a high school football player, told investigators he'd had an argument with Rouhselang about her pregnancy, and was under the impression she was too far along to have an abortion.
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The other vehicle is the Vector-H, which is larger, and capable of carrying 350 pounds into lower Earth orbit, but not as far along in terms of development as the Vector-R.
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That's about average for other diabetic socks used to help spot injuries, though they can end up showing up later and it may be very far along and should have been treated earlier.
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I read some stories when I was doing research about women who had to go out of state to get their abortion because of how far along they were and it's really horrifying.
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One of them basically forces women to seek funerary services for a fetus — no matter if she has had an abortion or a miscarriage, and no matter how far along the pregnancy was.
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Lloyd is currently about six months pregnant with her fourth child, and to some commenters, it was unacceptable for a woman as far along as her to wear a two-piece bathing suit.
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Before we get too far along here, my Silverado 4x4 LTZ Crew Cab stickered at $57,000, well above the base work truck ($30,000) but far below the $74,000 F-150 Limited 4x4 SuperCrew.
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Big City Sometime in the early 1990s and not too long out of college, I fell in with a couple from Texas who were improbably far along in establishing enviable New York lives.
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The health workers ask patients about their medical history, their history with pregnancy, how far along they are in their pregnancy, and whether they have any conditions that could affect prescribing the drug.
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Three sources said the talks, underway since last year, were far along although one source warned that more scrutiny at both companies over how money is invested could delay finalising of the deal.
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In June, he said impeachment hearings would have begun if a Democratic president, instead of Trump, were in power and the Russia investigation was as far along as it was at that time.
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He has instructed his staff to give him a spreadsheet each week that tells him about any unaccompanied minors who have asked for one and how far along they are in their pregnancy.
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The start of an intrauterine pregnancy is visible around 6 weeks, so an ultrasound that occurs any time after six weeks is generally reliable for determining how far along a patient may be.
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The New York Times reports that the Kochs are putting more than $500 million into a deal that hasn't closed but seems pretty far along, and could be finalized in the coming weeks.
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Indiana just became the first state to require all fetal tissue to be cremated or buried, no matter how far along the pregnancy is and no matter if it's an abortion or a miscarriage.
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While it is currently unclear how far along Proctor is, it's likely that she's at least three months pregnant, as Newton recently revealed that he had given up sex for the month of March.
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During an ultrasound, staff and volunteers at fake clinics sometimes compound the dishonesty by presenting inaccurate medical information, providing erroneous readings or even misrepresenting how far along a woman is in her pregnancy. 3.
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But the piece also relies on the dubious assumption that, were it not for that industry's interference, we would be far along in developing a robust alternative-energy economy using wind and solar technology.
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Given the extraordinary circumstances, we're dedicating most of today's newsletter to the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak so far, along with the usual top stories in business and tech for the week ahead.
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I.O. officials that the network of conservative philanthropists assembled by Charles G. and David H. Koch is far along in building a sophisticated turnout infrastructure that could give Republican candidates an advantage in November's elections.
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Adobe hopes the new products give those companies that are not that far along in analytics, a head start, while helping those that have more mature analytics strategies the ability to keep building on that.
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The speed and brevity of it all left a number of audience members confused on the specifics — and caused some to speculate that the service night not be as far along as Microsoft had hoped.
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"I was on vacation just taking some time for myself, and I have this thing where I've been checking my status and taking pictures every week to see how far along I'm going," she said.
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The automaker's plans to build the next generation of Silverado pickups and related components in Mexico are too far along to reverse course in the near term without losing money, experts and company officials said.
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"I was on vacation just taking some time for myself and I have this thing where I've been checking my status and taking pictures every week to see how far along I'm going," Williams explained.
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In fact, it was shown that Lloyd used spreadsheets to track how far along unaccompanied girls were in their pregnancies and was receiving updates on the menstrual cycles of the young migrant girls in custody.
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Kuvée did not respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Friday regarding how far along it is in said talks with potential partners, along with how many staffers are now out of jobs.
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But the Knicks and the Mavericks were already far along in trade talks before Porzingis lodged that request, according to two people with knowledge of the situation who were not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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They thought that color-naming was universal, that all languages were on the same path toward complete knowledge of color names, and that the only difference among languages was how far along the path they were.
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Musk also has a reputation for making big claims about how far along Tesla is in terms of certain aspects of its business, such as how quickly it is developing a given technology or producing cars.
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After that, it identifies the best ways to get those skills, which can come in the form of content or potentially other avenues, and helps employees figure out how far along their progression path they are.
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Democrats in the Legislature fear that Newsom's measure, a centerpiece of his campaign so far, along with an initiative to legalize marijuana, will draw Republicans who oppose gun control to the polls, potentially influencing other races.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Bill Clinton said that impeachment hearings would have begun if a Democratic president, instead of Donald Trump, were in power and the Russia investigation was as far along as it is now.
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Lloyd was repeatedly asked by Judiciary Committee members about reports that he had used spreadsheets to track how far along unaccompanied girls were in their pregnancies, as well as whether he specifically monitored their menstrual cycles.
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The authors also wrote that they had a high death rate overall—22 percent—which might have meant that their patients were especially sick, and the medicines couldn't help when the disease was that far along.
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The 28-page document includes the age of the minor, how far along they are in their pregnancies, whether it was reported as a sexual assault, and whether or not the minor asked for an abortion.
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That's the point when Nixon resigned, you have to remember, and while that's not an option on the table right now, it is still really wild to consider how far along in the process we are.
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Brigitte Amiri, one of the American Civil Liberties Union lawyers representing the teenagers, said it was impossible to say exactly how far along Poe's pregnancy was because she had not been able to get an ultrasound.
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"I can't say exactly — we haven't told really too many people at all," adds the football star, whose team clinched their first Super Bowl win in 2014, of how far along his wife is in her pregnancy.
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You'll want to be at least that far along to start the raid, but — if the past is any indication — finishing the raid will be challenging for players that aren't close to or at the 385 cap.
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Top Republican appropriators have already made it clear they're not interested in the NIH cuts, and the Senate and House health care committees are too far along in renewing the FDA user fees to rewrite them now.
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Now imagine that the city's developers, engineers and construction workers are asked to estimate and report progress purely in terms of how many neighborhoods and blocks have been fully completed, and how far along each one is.
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One theory behind that failure is that many drugs have been tested on patients too far along in the disease; their brains may have been too damaged for the drugs to have an effect on their symptoms.
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The main interface (which runs on a version of Android) is simple, and built around search and what Caavo calls "watchlists" — running lists of what you're watching, where you're watching it, and how far along you are.
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Few providers in New York were willing to perform the procedure because Morales was too far along in her pregnancy; the Associated Press reports that other clinics reportedly turned her away before she landed in Rho's office.
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When cluing is this silky, I can putter through a grid and not get the joke until pretty far along, and that was certainly the case here — I think it clicked around the fourth entry I solved.
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Sounds like Sherry won't be though ... it's unclear how far along she made it in the show, but it appears VH1 will air the season as is, and simply won't invite her back for any further participation.
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Most companies in this space are still in the testing phase — if they're even that far along — so it will be a while before we see a company attempt to shuttle passengers or cargo along real routes.
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"If you push the discussion on these as far along as possible, say now we have trust, then we need quickly to talk about the future relationship - in terms of commerce, but also in politics," Rutte said.
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Gottlieb said the agency will ask for those involved in the summit to commit to reducing the availability of opioids online and to meet again in a year to see how far along the effort has come.
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Because the pregnancy was so far along and the girl had a slight frame, the doctors saw no choice but to perform a C-section, said Cecilia Ousset, who performed the procedure with her husband, José Gigena.
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So-called "liquid biopsy" tests, which can detect this tiny genetic material, are already nearly a standard of care for people with stage 3 or 4 cancer, a cancer that is far along in its growth, Eltoukhy said.
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That February, VICE News reported that Lloyd had received a weekly spreadsheet with information on every pregnant minor in the agency's custody, including how far along the minor was in her pregnancy and whether she wanted an abortion.
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While negotiations are far along on most spending bills, there's an expectation that Congress will likely have to pass an extension and fund the government at status quo for certain federal agencies like the Department of Homeland Security.
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It's unclear how far along their talks are with content providers, but it's clear they see upside in this business, not just from advertising and subscription revenue, but also from all the data about what consumers are watching.
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A source familiar with the idea said the President could assert executive privilege over specific aspects if McGahn testifies, but noted that discussions are not that far along yet and added that other measures are still being considered.
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Then again, some women really don't show until the last few months, and we have zero clues about how far along either of the sisters would be or any other specific details about this usually very private matter.
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No word on how far along the star is in her pregnancy or when we should expect the bundle of joy to arrive, but judging by Simone's love for her pets, she's going to be a great mom.
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Baby showers are usually held early in the third trimester of a pregnancy, when the mom is likely past the point of miscarriage but also not so far along that she could go into labor at any moment.
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The outlook is weakest for North America, where the economic expansion is seen far along and the Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates seven times since late 2015 and is expected to hike twice more this year.
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"We are hearing things are pretty far along and the enforcement issues are the biggest sticking point," said Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council, a group representing U.S. firms doing business in China.
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It doesn't have a display; instead it uses five tiny LED lights to tell you how far along you are in your daily step count, signal when you've reached an activity goal, or alert you to smartphone notifications.
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For that reason, establishing tiers is a bad idea, at least until the campaign season is far along, at which point the field will most likely have narrowed, allowing for face-to-face matchups between the heaviest hitters.
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A source familiar with the discussion said the White House could assert executive privilege over specific aspects if McGahn testifies, but noted that discussions are not that far along yet and added that other measures are still being considered.
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Otherwise Earth will see carbon dioxide concentrations exceeding 450 ppm, which will yield larger increases in global sea levels than we've seen so far, along with increasingly severe extreme weather events, such as heat waves and heavy precipitation events.
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Narula, for her part, doesn't think things are that far along, comparing today's competition between various incompatible cryptocurrencies and technologies to the internet's earlier days, perhaps the late 1970s, before the adoption of TCP/IP as a common protocol.
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The Post's Carol Leonnig and Robert Costa have reported that Mueller is far along in his investigation of whether President Trump obstructed justice while in office, and that he could even write a report about his findings this summer.
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"The discussion is starting in the U.S. too, we're just not as far along in the analysis ,and the competition law here in the U.S. hasn't bene updated and doesn't treat it the same way as Europe," Kint said.
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If a woman accidentally ends up at a crisis pregnancy center, she may still want an abortion — but she might struggle to find the time to make an appointment at a provider before her pregnancy is too far along.
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They may have to pay about $2005 to $1,500 out of pocket depending on how far along they are, since Tennessee is one of the many states that have outlawed abortion coverage in their Affordable Care Act health plans.
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Student walkouts sweep the US: Live updates The calls released so far, along with snippets of police radio traffic and security video, detail the inability of first responders to communicate effectively and their confusion in tracking down the shooter.
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It's unclear how far along she is in her pregnancy, but it seems 4 to 5 months would not be an unreasonable guess, which would mean she could be at least 6 months pregnant when she's scheduled to perform.
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Home pregnancy tests are designed to pick up on the presence of hCG, while pregnancy tests that you have done in the doctor's office can determine the amount of hCG in your blood (which indicates how far along the pregnancy is).
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If that's the case, Cersei wasn't too far along, so that when she was handed a unique opportunity to legitimize her child and forge a significant allyship with Euron Greyjoy, she was able to take it and make it believable.
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Given those factors, Liu's team concludes that the encased animal was most likely a Dinocephalosaurus pup in utero, and that it was fairly far along in its development when its parent was killed, perhaps by an algae bloom or volcanic eruption.
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Word of the dual-boot feature — said to be called "Project Campfire" internally — was reported by XDA Developers back in 2018, and an August report indicated that the feature was actually fairly far along and was headed toward a public release.
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A source familiar with the discussion said the White House could attempt to assert executive privilege over specific aspects if McGahn testifies, but noted that discussions are not that far along yet and added that other measures are still being considered.
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One of Apple's big selling points here is that Schoolwork will keep all student data private — only teachers will be able to see it; it will also allow them to monitor students' progress to see how far along they are.
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Earlier this year, Deadline reported that The Office star Rashida Jones was in talks to co-write a script with the original 9 to 5 screenwriter Patricia Resnick, but it is unclear how far along the project has gone since then.
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In January, Arkansas has effectively made second-trimester abortions inaccessible by criminalizing D&E; the other procedure that would be used this far along in pregnancy, dilation and extraction or D&X, was banned by the Supreme Court in 2007.
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There's also an in-ear trainer that speaks to you as you workout, letting you know when it's time to speed up, how far along until your next rep and displays pictures of the workout to help improve your stance.
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Besides, as I mentioned earlier today, the game has moved very far along indeed, and the days for building completely new smartphone platforms, at least for now, may be finished, with resources going into the next level of intelligence and interactivity.
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When we didn't have the paste, we would put in a speculum, do a very slight dilation if necessary, depending on how far along the pregnancy was, and then break the amniotic sac so that the amniotic fluid would come out.
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"You know, interestingly enough from the reports that I had gotten, I had no idea that we had moved this far along," Carson said, speaking to staff at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Joint Field Operations Center near San Juan.
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The cycle is not as far along as it usually is at this point in the timeline, Hood said on Monday during a conversation with Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss at Morgan Stanley's Technology Media and Telecom conference in San Francisco.
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Jerry Brown has set a goal of putting 5 million zero-emissions vehicles on the road by 2030, but only about 205,000 battery electric and fuel cell vehicles have been sold statewide so far, along with 189,000 plug-in hybrids.
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Trump had already moved far along this line, putting US policy toward Israel and the disputes to which it is a party more closely in line with the preferences of the Likud-dominated Israeli government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Jets 34, Raiders 3 It is hard to say if the Jets have actually improved during a three-game winning streak, but it's safe to declare Oakland is not nearly as far along as it had seemed in recent weeks.
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If you are trying to get pregnant, paying attention to symptoms like implantation bleeding can later help you and your Ob figure out exactly how far along you are (romantically keeping tabs on the dates you've had sex helps with this, too).
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Trump's nominee to head the Civil Division, Jody Hunt, was only sent to the Senate initially in December after several months' delay and, as a result, is much less far along: He has yet to receive a hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The ACLU did not specify how far along Jane Poe was in her pregnancy, but said that she was coming up on the time when she would no longer be able to obtain an abortion in the state where she is being held.
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I used to, but this far along in pregnancy, as soon as I wake up I become harshly aware of all the pain in my hips and just lie there snuggling the dog until 6 when I get up and get ready.
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And for many women who brave the queues, long waiting lists mean that by the time they are seen they are too far along in their pregnancies to have a legal procedure (13 weeks is the usual limit unless there are special circumstances).
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"Layoffs on the part of corporations are few and far between as good help is hard to find this far along in one of the longest economic expansions in the record books," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Tapping the Ray twice will make the LED light flash to indicate how far along I am to my activity goal, but the obtuse sequence of blinking colors isn't particularly informative and I often forgot which lights corresponded to which level of completion.
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The tool breaks down what these laws mean for people, including information about waiting periods (the requirement to wait 24 - 72 hours between an initial in-person consultation and the procedure), gestational periods (how far along a pregnancy is), and parental consent.
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"It's unlikely that this would make a huge difference in the fate of the Mueller investigation given how far along the investigation appears to be," said Eric Columbus, who served as senior counsel to the deputy attorney general during the Obama administration.
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In addition, the (often untrained) people administering ultrasounds at these centers may misrepresent gestational stage, either leading women to believe they have more time to obtain abortion care than they do or falsely suggesting they are too far along to access care.
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Meanwhile, The Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that he supported his ex-wife's decision to have two abortions (no word on how far along she was) and encouraged a patient with whom he was having an affair to terminate her pregnancy as well.
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The other HBO hit was apparently casting for season two back in July, and while that's still not as far along as we'd like, it could mean that the futuristic drama might be able to fill the two-year gap between Game Of Thrones.
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It's tuned for players who are far along in the game — I started playing at level 35, which felt just right — and it tells its own distinct story that ties into the main mystery of Horizon Zero Dawn but also stands on its own.
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RELATED: Pence to meet with more House Republicans as health care talks intensify Eager to avoid another public debacle, Republicans insisted they won't move another health care bill so far along in the House unless they know it has the votes to win final passage.
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Diaz and Cerrone both have fights on the UFC 202 card and it will be interesting to watch the continuing growth and development of these men who in some other sports would be considered too far along in their careers to learn anything new.
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The girl's parents said they did not realize that their daughter was pregnant until several months had passed, and the courts ruled both that the fetus was too far along to be aborted and that an abortion could be dangerous to the young mother.
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Much of the planned modernization is nearly locked in because of the need for new weapons and because some of it is so far along, said Evan Montgomery, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, a Washington-based research group.
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TCL teases a 5G device, headset and its first foldable at CES The sources behind the images say that the device would have debuted at MWC, though it's hard to judge how far along the technology is, given the fact that these are, indeed, renders.
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And why bother comparing the potential success of Stadia, a platform technically far along but with only a small amount of game developer support, to xCloud, a less technically sophisticated platform that could, in just a year or so, sign up hundreds of partners with ease?
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Reports have found that even at that point in pregnancy, migrant women have been detained — and regardless of how far along they are, they've faced abuses such as being shackled around the stomach during transport, denied medical care after an accident, and ignored when requesting prenatal vitamins.
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Forza 2200 wouldn't be this far along if it wasn't for the partnership Turn 210 started a few years ago with UK-based Playground Studios, which makes the more arcade-style Forza Horizon series using the same Forza Tech game engine that Motorsport is built on.
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Of course, depending on how far along you are with wedding plans, you'll have to handle some awkward logistics, like canceling vendors, figuring out what to do with your wedding dress, and giving back your engagement ring (yes, etiquette says you do have to give it back).
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It's important to know specifics about the nuclear test because it will help the rest of the world ascertain how far along North Korea is in the process of developing nuclear weapons, according to Joe Cirincione, president of Ploughshares Fund, a foundation that focuses on global security.
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Emily Jackson, 23, flew with her family from St. Louis, Missouri, to Miami, Florida, eager to board the Disney Magic cruise on March 28, only to learn that she was too far along in her pregnancy to go on the five-day cruise, she tells PEOPLE.
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Chopra didn't give us much in the way of details about the project, so it's unclear how far along she and Levinson are into development, or how they might condense a six-episode docuseries full of some truly mind-boggling twists into a slim two-hour movie.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas) told reporters that the administration seemed "pretty far along" in the talks.
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It's important that legislators and transportation regulators from different states and staffers from a variety of Governors offices start working together on a common set of rules that can be enacted in multiple states whenever the technology is far along enough to take the next step.
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"I think he's a good choice, and I wouldn't criticize the president for that choice, but it's not that far along yet," Inhofe told reporters Monday, adding he had not talked to the White House about when Braithwaite's paperwork will be officially sent to the Senate.
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Based on the altitude and flight characteristics demonstrated in a short video, Kitty Hawk appears to be relatively far along with the aircraft, compared with other electric vertical-lift aircraft (aka flying car) efforts, many of which have showed concepts and prototypes but haven't flown much.
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And then we learned how to do what we called long-terms, which is to say induced miscarriages for women who were too far along in their pregnancies for a D and C. D and C, while not particularly difficult, it's definitely more complicated than inducing a miscarriage.
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Scott Lloyd, the top official in charge of refugees at the Department of Health and Human Services, instructed HHS staff to keep an updated spreadsheet each week that details how many minors traveling without their parents are requesting abortion services and how far along they are in their pregnancy.
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This is a cream formula, and cream formulas like this one do say setting with a powder extends their transfer-resistance and longevity, but I do feel like I want to test this out on its own just to see how far along I can get with it.
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"People don't realize how quickly things are moving and how far along things already are," said Tim Miller, the spokesman for Jeb Bush's 22016 presidential campaign, who sees strong similarities in the conditions facing Democrats opposed to a Sanders nomination to what happened in the 22016 Republican primary.
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Veganism was not only positioned as an environmental and humanitarian choice, it was also touted as a spiritual one: I'm sure this was never said outright, but there was a tacit understanding that those who chose to eat animal products were just not quite as far along on their spiritual path.
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Interestingly, while Atlas managed to line up capital commitments as the year came to a close, another well-known firm that apparently didn't get as far along as it wanted, August Capital, has put a pin in its fundraising process, according to Axios, which suggests that infighting played a role.
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But it's hard for me to see why Mueller would spend so much time with Manafort -- especially this far along in the investigation -- if the former head of the FBI didn't believe that Manafort had something (and maybe a lot of somethings) to give him that will help the probe.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Patty Murray (D-WA) have asked the White House for an update on each of the commission's recommendations — how far along they are, which ones the Trump administration believes will require congressional action, and who is overseeing the White House's response to the opioid crisis.
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Even among those who support abortion rights, there is a vast range of attitudes about whether or not abortion is actually a good thing; whether or not the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy are relevant; how many abortions one person should have; and how far along pregnancy can be before it is too far.
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We first meet Felon when, as the youngest member of a family of thatchers, he falls off the roof of Rose's parents' house in Suffolk when she is just 8, a story she tells her children that doesn't seem significant until, very far along, we meet him again with a shock of recognition.
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This round was the easiest to raise, Rao said, because she had been commuting between Florida and California during the Series A and was far along in her pregnancy during the Series B. But the startup's commitment to science and aversion to startup buzzwords might have been the bigger challenge early on.
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In mid-March, a source told PEOPLE that Kardashian was nesting at the couple's home until the baby was born, saying, "She is too far along to fly back and forth," adding that her family would fly in for the birth and noting that she especially wanted her mom Kris Jenner to be there.
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With his latest studio project The WIZRD being released, now is a great time to look back at this almost decade-long career to remember how far along he's come, and to get an idea of what kind of growth and evolution we can expect as his career moves on into the, uh, future.
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Amazon is an expert at selling and delivering items small enough to fit in traditional shipping boxes, but it's not nearly as far along when it comes to being a destination for the sale of bigger goods like furniture and appliances or having the in-house logistics set up to get them to customer doors.
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Microsoft isn't as far along, and possibly for good reason: Cloud gaming is an unproven technology with a questionable business model, and a lot of pieces have to fit into place if it will ever compete with consoles, mobile gaming, or playing downloaded titles on PC. Microsoft has also has different goals for xCloud right now.
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The Journal noted that New York is "still actively talking with Amazon, although it's unclear how far along they are in the process," and that while some cities were clearly no longer front-runners, Amazon could turn around its thinking at any time:Amazon is "anything but predictable," said one of the people familiar with ongoing negotiations in Virginia.
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A. knew the group in the car already; they had done the trip to Little Rock together the week before, when she was originally supposed to have the abortion, before the clinic told her she was too far along for a standard procedure and had to come back the following week for a two-day, second-trimester procedure.
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But it reveals just how far along many in the U.S. believe the reclusive country has come to gaining a nuclear-tipped ballistic missile that could potentially strike the U.S. As North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's public rhetoric has escalated in recent weeks, concern has grown inside intelligence circles that he has made progress on several fronts.
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But it reveals just how far along many in the U.S. believe the reclusive country has come to gaining a nuclear-tipped ballistic missile that could potentially strike the U.S. As North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's public rhetoric has escalated in recent weeks, concern has grown inside intelligence circles that he has made progress on several fronts.
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Women seeking an abortion in Texas have to jump through so many hoops they may as well enter themselves in a canine agility contest: There's the counseling and lie-filled information pamphlet titled "A Woman's Right to Know;" the vaginal or abdominal ultrasound, depending on how far along they are; and the 24-hour waiting period that follows it.
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But by then, Cayuga Centers was far along in its transition from a modest nonprofit specializing in residential programs in the Finger Lakes region, first into an agency providing foster care services in New York City and beyond, and then into the country's largest provider of foster care homes for unaccompanied minors — migrant children who had come to the U.S. border alone.
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Tuesday's New York State primary is unusually high-stakes for a contest this far along in the election calendar—a big Hillary Clinton win over Bernie Sanders would essentially cripple the Vermont senator's chances for good, while on the Republican side, Donald Trump's expected victory should provide a needed boost for the real estate mogul after a month's worth of embarrassing headlines.
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What is new about Republican attacks is that they have presented the extremely rare circumstance of ending a far-along pregnancy — terminations after 24 weeks make up less than 1 percent of all abortions — in a way that abortion rights groups say leaves a false but evocative impression: that women who are about to deliver a healthy baby are asking for and receiving abortions, and that Democrats support that.
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If we're this far along, we've already assumed that China hasn't tried to stabilize North Korea preemptively, but let's not forget that when all is said and done, China has no interest in a unified Korea that would presumably be allied with the US. "The bare minimum is China has to put a couple of divisions actively on the North Korean border, up their air defense, and up their air capacity around the area," Baker said.
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Before we get too far along into the documentary, I would just like to point out that the America this guy grew up in is the same America in which the Tom Brady who came from nothing grew up in, which is an America where Tom Brady went to a fancy prep school in San Mateo, California, earned a free ride to one of the premier universities in the country, where he started every game in his final two years (Brian Griese, two years his senior, was busy being undefeated and winning a national championship the first two years), and later became the face of the most popular sports league in the country, beloved and idolized by millions.
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On the title track (co-written with his dad Rhett Akins along with Ashley Gorley and Jesse Frasure), the singer chronicles the family's unusual journey to becoming a foursome: I remember the day I told my daddy and mama You're gonna have a grandkid from Uganda That's right, we're adoptin' And she is the cutest little girl that you ever seen While I was wrappin' my head around bein' a dad A big wrench got thrown in the plans we thought we had Now Lauren's showin', got one on the way Yeah, that's two under two, hey, what can I say "I'm just partial to that song because there's no one else that can sing it," says Thomas Rhett, adding that it barely made it onto the album — which was far along by the time the song was written.
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