Still, I file away new facts I learn from Jeopardy!
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So I will file away the Kansas State Wildcats for the next time.
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But Sam is the kind of guy you file away in the back of your head.
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It takes time to file away important papers or sort through a dining room table buried under books.
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However, if you like to file away apps in folders, this may not be the ideal method for you.
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In another he'll be berating Inspector Lestrade for missing some key piece of evidence that you'll need to file away.
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They just need help organizing the traumatic events in their mind so they can properly file away the trauma they've experienced.
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The prank icon replaced the "Send+Archive" button, which users employ to reply to then immediately file away an email thread.
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And with the expansion of social media — and the president's use of it — so, too, must specialists file away all those tweets.
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But he did not file away the harebrained theories; instead, he apparently felt obligated to address the conspiracy-mongers' already disproved fantasies.
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File away things you want to keep in a expanding file folder with labeled compartments, such as house, medical, work, children, pets, etc.
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The time that Samsung might spend thinking of spots to add more Bixby bloat, OnePlus uses to file away an extra layer of clutter.
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But if that can be made affordable, DNA data storage could help us file away the vast amounts of information we continue to generate.
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They are also attached to a thick and sturdy board, so you don't need to worry about snapping it in half as you file away.
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So I sat there with a nail file for three nights trying to file away a bit of the handle to rough it up a bit.
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Authorities would file away the deaths as a murder-suicide, an act of domestic violence, and the news was posted on an anti-gun violence website.
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Regardless, it's another example of King's anti-Trump fire to file away while we wait for King to meet Snoop Dogg halfway and mash Trump with Pennywise.
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"The judge says, 'I'm not saying I'm not going to deport you, but I'm going to put your file away and you can just stay,' " she said.
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We'll read up on sun and soil and mulch, we'll file away tomato-centric recipes, we'll add zucchini and squash and maybe even pumpkins to the mix.
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If someone smokes pot once in awhile and doesn't have any medical issues, for example, the doctor might just file away that information and not bring it up.
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There's always something just out of reach, a door or a chest that you'll file away in your memory to come back to later, once you've "evolved" to access it.
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The more wines you try, the more experiences you are able to file away, giving your brain the information it needs to form that endlessly malleable mystery known as personal taste.
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My relationship with her is not very good, and the phone convo produces a lot of material that I mentally file away for my next therapy appointment in a couple of days.
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Dreaming during REM is sort of "a way for your brain to figure out what to remember and file away in the filing cabinet, and what to shred and forget," Dr. Harris says.
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Instead of living with vague feelings of unease, the brain, usually during the REM stage of sleep, consolidates our bad feelings into a concrete memory that we can then process, file away, and forget.
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Union bosses need to look at the bigger issue here: their blind support of Democrats in the face of what appears to be a movement of the rank and file away from the party as this election showed.
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He looks younger than his 73 years, but more than his salt-and-pepper beard, the real giveaway is the fact that he prints out all of his emails to file away in stacks of pristine manila folders.
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If you set up a label for messages that you know you don't need to keep long term (newsletters, notifications, unimportant updates), then you can use it as a kind of unimportant archive to file away in the vaults.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump concluded lunch with his British counterpart Friday, he appeared so enthralled at successfully executing his first bout of face-to-face diplomacy that he asked an aide to file away the menu card for safekeeping.
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That means that it doesn't matter whether Trump meant to change US policy or not; Beijing may file away the call as it decides how to calibrate its relationship with the new administration — and whether to see Trump as a potentially ally or a potential adversary.
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She recommends companies institute a clean desk policy (ensuring that workers file away papers containing customer data before they leave their desk), implement inactivity time outs for any tech devices, and switch to an e-faxing system, which eliminates the exposure of sensitive patient data on paper that's piled up around traditional fax machines.
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"The Americans" (or "the communists" or "the Christians") are an easy group of people to file away as one sort of people, but it's when those ideas and commitments are particularized into humans — all of whom, as in one episode, might end up at a dinner table together — that the proverbial rubber meets the road.
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The collection appears to be the result of regular bureaucratic collation: Someone sends something interesting to the agency (the magician, who someone claimed was a miracle-working healer), or someone writes an interesting academic paper (the spiritualist healers), and the result is files like these, summaries of work that the agency thought notable enough to file away.
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Along with Berlin-based security firm Cure53, Human Rights Watch reverse engineered the app, which is associated with a data collection and analysis system called the Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP), and found that it enables police and other authorities in Xinjiang to collect and file away personal information about people, including behavior considered suspicious, and flag them for future investigations.
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The series has two parallel storylines. One takes place in the 1980s. MUR investigator Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Khlystov (prototype - Eduard Khlystalov) receives by post a posthumous photograph of Sergei Yesenin. He must conduct the business according to the law, to register and file away the letter.
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Heinrich continues to visit with Henriette during her illness and finds her life mediocre and conventional as she will not even allow him to visit her alone in order not to raise gossip. He continues to hope that she will consent to die with him. For awhile Henriette's doctor cannot find the cause of her illness which he assures her is likely not serious. However after sending samples of her urine and her medical file away for a second opinion he learns that she has a fatal tumour that will kill her before long.
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Feeling a need to "get out of me for a while," she imagines a different sort of Lizzie Curry ("Raunchy"). File appears unexpectedly at the picnic grounds and, still insistent that he has a right to be alone, nonetheless reaches out to Lizzie, coming clean about his past and, almost despite himself, revealing old wounds ("A Man and a Woman"). But as they start to open up to each other, Lizzie's candid comments—and her feeble attempts to retract them—drive File away in a fury. Her family appears instantly to grill her, and Noah lashes out at her father's efforts to console her, insisting she accept the reality that she's going to end up alone.
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