I'm OK with finding out when it's time to find out, or not finding out anything.
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So finding out after was definitely a little easier than like finding out…during our wedding reception.
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I've heard stories on both ends of finding out early, finding out when the baby was born.
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I've heard stories on both ends of finding out early, finding out when the baby was born.
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Finding out O'Keeffe had a Hawaiian period is kind of like finding out Brian Wilson had a desert period.
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Finding out Georgia O'Keeffe had a Hawaiian period is kind of like finding out Brian Wilson had a desert period.
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The only thing worse than your mom finding out you didn't vote is people on Twitter finding out you didn't vote.
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"The really tough time was obviously first finding out about her heart attack, and then finding out that she didn't pull through," she says.
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By this point, finding out celebrities are just like us is kinda boring; finding out that actual British royalty act just like us civilians is so much cooler.
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In this show, finding out that a woman wants to climb into bed with Noah is like finding out that a child wants ice cream three times a day.
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I'm finding out now ... well, I've done this before.
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Finding out a friend has talked about you behind your back is always bad, but finding out a friend has talked about you behind your back through a headline must be even worse.
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Don't you love finding out about a celebrity's secret talent?
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But finding out could have major implications for human health.
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"People had problems finding out what's new," Lin told me.
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"We're finding out people want special clothes," the designer said.
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We're about to spend the next several years finding out.
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After finding out about Cersei's duplicitous plan, Jaime leaves her.
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We look forward to finding out more later this month.
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Finding out why a study didn't replicate is hard work.
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Let's begin by finding out the general theme for 2018.
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That's how we're finding out about a lot of stuff.
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I wasn't sure, but I was open to finding out.
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So the next ten years will be finding out about…?
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I think NDAs, as we're finding out, can be broken.
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He is set on finding out what those favors were.
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And I'm very interested in finding out what that is!
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"Thiago, on finding out what happened, called Ryan," said Perez.
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I look forward to finding out what way that is.
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Farrow ended up finding out more details connected to Gigliotti.
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Finding out you're a data breach victim is bad enough.
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I'm afraid we are on the road to finding out.
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Finding out their childhood home was gone compounded their loss.
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As Gellar is finding out, though, some things haven't changed.
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Allie: Finding out what you're supposed to do in life.
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I am still constantly dealing with people just finding out.
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But finding out who they are will take some time.
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It's like finding out that Hugh Hefner died a virgin.
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How were people finding out about the company back then?
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Borg, one of Sweden's best tennis prospects, is finding out.
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That's like finding out Smokey the Bear is a pyromaniac.
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"We're in the process of finding out," Mr. Finley said.
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Finding out what this actor made versus that actor made.
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And I look forward to finding out who it was.
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However, even more important than finding out what happened in the 2016 election is finding out whether, going forward, President Trump is secretly collaborating with, or subject to manipulation by, a hostile foreign power.
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CreditCredit21 Georgia O'Keeffe Museum/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Collection of Sharon Twigg-Smith Finding out Georgia O'Keeffe had a Hawaiian period is kind of like finding out Brian Wilson had a desert period.
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A lab could easily miss something without anyone ever finding out.
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"I was like, 'That s—- crazy,' " Ball said of finding out.
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"For one, you're finding out things about a child," he says.
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Tell us about finding out you were pregnant with another son.
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People in the city started finding out and it caught fire.
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I love finding out about innocuous competitive Internet subcultures like this!
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Finding out the answer turned out to be quite a challenge.
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As we're finding out, there's a lot that has to change.
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With Trump, we were finding out from news breaks and television.
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Please get in touch if you're interested in finding out more.
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It's like finding out your favorite candy bar also has fiber.
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A Facebook video shows Fernéndez laughing with excitement at finding out.
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"Well, he's finding out right now!" he said with a laugh.
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We don't know, and he doesn't seem interested in finding out.
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I think we're finding out it can be not so cool.
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The script ends with her simply finding out Howard wasn't lying.
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The first step is finding out where your password are now.
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This is all about finding out, 'Why does this data matter?
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I think finding out the origin of BPO is really exciting.
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"Well, [they're] finding out right now!" he said with a laugh.
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Getting the endangerment finding out of the way eliminates these hurdles.
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I don't know yet, but I look forward to finding out.
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This could be as easy as finding out your email address.
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Good luck finding out which hospitals these infections are spreading at.
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He's finding out that he can't afford to alienate those minorities.
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However, Buttigieg might be finding out that strategy has its limits.
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It's about finding out who these candidates are as human beings.
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As we're finding out now, democracy is a very messy thing.
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Finding out I was just 17% Swedish was a major shock.
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Would Republicans be able to prevent supporters from ever finding out?
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Finding out which side is right could be a painful lesson.
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What are your systems for finding out what's important to you?
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But, as we're finding out, it can also sink important friendships.
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What was your initial reaction to finding out about the prank?
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This is like finding out Ronald McDonald only eats broccoli rabe.
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Maybe Philharmonic audiences are still finding out about this Finnish conductor.
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I don't know, but I'm not looking forward to finding out.
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As we're finding out now, there wasn't much substance behind it.
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Republicans have shown a staggering lack of interest in finding out.
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I have no way of finding out who produced the video.
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Now, as many unhappy applicants are finding out, it's even worse.
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Throughout that process, Carol was finding out who that character was.
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Like finding out your whole shelf of spy novels is true.
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Such as finding out who his Game of Thrones soulmate is.
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And now they are finding out it was all a hoax.
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You think it is a thing about finding out who did it or finding out the identity of someone and then it changes genre again and again, I felt like the movie was changing genre every hour.
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But then finding out that your fighter can take flush kicks to the face is like finding out your spouse can handle themselves in a knife fight—you would rather not have had cause to learn that.
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After finding out her true identity, Mobley told a friend about it.
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The authorities have made little progress since in finding out what happened.
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"After finding out about it, I disabled Tippr's Reddit functionality," he wrote.
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And everybody has a different way of finding out what that is.
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The question is, would finding out be the decent thing to do?
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Finding out your genetic background is the gift that keeps on giving.
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All of the sudden, people are finding out exactly what took place.
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Finding out your twin is a full minute older than you are.
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The reaction to finding out Derrick Rose was traded to the Jazz.
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Nobody, including myself, had any interest in finding out what that was.
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Half of your marketing budget goes into finding out what people want.
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"We're finding out that people really matter," Woods said, wiping her eyes.
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"I felt like that was the hardest part, finding out my voice."
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Imagine the horror finding out there are multiple demogorgons around town.7.
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After finding out he slept with Jaden — they were on a break!
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That was him finding out that this all happened without him knowing.
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So finding out sooner rather than later probably made a big difference.
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Many people across the company feel uncomfortable finding out about this work.
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Asking was a way of finding out if there was someone else.
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Belle, finding out her birth control is no longer covered by insurance.
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That's where the real game begins: finding out the in-game physics.
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It's like finding out the CEO of McDonald's never had French fries.
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Yael: I think to avoid someone else finding out where they're meeting.
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But as Mr. Trump is finding out, the Democratic establishment is different.
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Finding out information related to wildfires has been difficult in other ways.
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But we need to be relentless finding out who our enemies are.
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Imagine finding out years later that it was all a big mistake.
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I should've taken the risk of finding out he didn't love me.
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For the 2016 Olympic medalists, finding out what's next takes many forms.
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Finding out I wasn't alone changed a lot of perspective for me.
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Finding out now that she's adopted could throw her into a depression.
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Finding out that there were others like him was a huge relief.
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All of a sudden people are finding out exactly what took place.
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We're still finding out new things about the shape of our galaxy.
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I am interested in finding out whether and how attitudes have shifted.
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"We're having trouble finding out what happened to him," his father said.
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But we'll be finding out more about this experience on Sept. 12.
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I am interested in finding out whether, and how, attitudes have shifted.
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You've been with him for six months and we're just finding out?
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Nothing has surprised me more than finding out I abhorred wedding planning.
|
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But finding out exact details, through the photograph alone, is more difficult.
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We've done a bit of investigating in the hopes of finding out.
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In these trying times, maybe it's best not to risk finding out.
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There are worse fates than finding out that your father is Bigfoot.
|
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And, yes, he is intent on finding out who did it. 46.
|
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But then I just enjoyed finding out more about this unconventional family.
|
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I'm looking forward to finding out what, exactly, we will be making.
|
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Finding out your inner Disney character is a relatable desire for many.
|
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With Mr. Peck, City Ballet's resident choreographer, it's always worth finding out.
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We should be finding out ways to talk about this more openly.
|
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How does one go about finding out how to properly express this?
|
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As Mr Trump is finding out, America has no monopoly on nationalist grievances.
|
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Nevertheless, Democrats are interested in finding out more about the BuzzFeed News report.
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"I'm hoping for a boy," Tanner, 30, said before finding out the sex.
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Try finding out about hobbies they enjoy or asking about books they're reading.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee said it is finding out the "truth and details".
|
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"The actress calls finding out she was pregnant with Joshua Jr. a "surprise.
|
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If you're interested in finding out more about the Women's March, click here.
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Why are we only just finding out about this well after the fact?
|
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I was sober the entire spring, just finding out who I am again.
|
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But instrumental in finding out exactly where certain air pollution is coming from.
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We look forward to finding out just how good an option it is.
|
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And he's finding out, piece by piece, that he is very, very bad.
|
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Wall Street is very interested in finding out who he owes money to.
|
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The president is constitutionally weak, as Trump is finding out to his chagrin.
|
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That makes finding out that is already heavily polluted all the more disappointing.
|
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He is less than pleased at finding out that his daughter is missing.
|
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Best part of the morning was my kid finding out and she screamed.
|
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The feeling that you need to protect the parent from others finding out.
|
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But as the LSE is now finding out, it is not without drawbacks.
|
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Instagram became Ranjan's source for finding out what her boyfriend wasn't telling her.
|
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Finding out what kind of state system you have is the first step.
|
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How do you end up with DJ Screw finding out who you are?
|
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"I felt pretty depressed for a few weeks after finding out," Elbaum says.
|
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Neighbors reported finding out about flooding only after someone knocked on their door.
|
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Even Read's family was "tremendously surprised" upon finding out about his hidden wealth.
|
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And those are the two best sources of finding out where something's wrong.
|
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We have also not even gotten around to finding out who killed her.
|
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President Trump risks finding out just how personal it is the hard way.
|
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Garson O'Toole: Well, I enjoy finding out the hidden history behind some quotations.
|
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Well, you can, and we're finding out what that looks like right now.
|
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I was in such a shock, especially finding out that children were hurt.
|
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This is like your older brother finding out Liam Neeson was in Showgirls.
|
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Here's my justification: This project's about finding out what the "girlfriend experience" is.
|
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Even finding out that you're being surveilled by a partner can be dangerous.
|
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I remember, in vivid detail, finding out Cora would get a new heart.
|
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The Cycle Finding out Oliver is gay was big — and no big deal.
|
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What I became interested in was finding out how many dioceses did so.
|
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But I'm used to finding out news about the show from other people.
|
|
Debate after debate, America is finding out more about what Marianne Williamson believes.
|
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I suggest hearing something fresh, and then, once you're intrigued, finding out more.
|
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Much of the great fun of the show is in the finding out.
|
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"It is more difficult finding out why you're saying the lines," she says.
|
|
MC: Yes we're finding out there's a lot of people with drug interactions.
|
|
Or finding out I know nothing about something I thought I knew about.
|
|
He's finding out facts, so my view is let him do his job.
|
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It is finding out what the gender pay gap is and closing it.
|
|
"Otherwise finding out your basis is going to be a disaster," he said.
|
|
The best news of 2017 was finding out my baby girl was healthy.
|
|
Finding out that Valeant is under criminal investigation may not have pleased lenders.
|
|
The big picture: We're finding out now in the U.K., and it ain't pretty.
|
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At minimum, the index suggests that we are on our way to finding out.
|
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There's nothing quite as instantaneously life-altering as finding out you have breast cancer.
|
|
On finding out I was from the West, an elderly man tearfully thanked me.
|
|
Many groups are rightly nervous about the public finding out what they're working on.
|
|
My father, see, had tried to gain parental rights after finding out I existed.
|
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To save you the trouble of downloading it and finding out: yes, it's bad.
|
|
Finding out what children and their parents want is the secret to Lego's success.
|
|
There are many Reddit threads dedicated to finding out what really happened to Kathleen.
|
|
It is finding out what is going on, without letting the other side know.
|
|
It's like the excitement of finding out that your favorite fairy tale is real.
|
|
Finding out what makes the rides tick, however, is a hell of an adventure.
|
|
This year, at least one franchise stands a pretty good chance of finding out.
|
|
It's hard to build something secret in LA or SF without anyone finding out.
|
|
However, Koop is discovering what a lot of would-be "ganjapreneurs" are finding out.
|
|
But GM is really interested in finding out what the potential path could be.
|
|
I was looking forward to finding out how it would change the conversation, though.
|
|
Finding out the little things about them is some of the most interesting things.
|
|
It's about pushing yourself harder than ever and finding out what you're made of.
|
|
Well, nothing: Opening a book is a critical step in finding out what's inside.
|
|
As I'm finding out, she really is that same warm, funny, humble Kentucky girl.
|
|
After finding out about the engagement, she is furious at the lack of respect.
|
|
"We identified that as a unprecedented story worth finding out more about," says Ricciardi.
|
|
Now that the way has been paved, we're finally finding out where it leads.
|
|
"I'm hoping for a boy," Tanner, 30, told PEOPLE before finding out the sex.
|
|
Finding out what your future child will look like will only cost you $349.
|
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It seemed like we're moving one step closer to finding out how Jack died.
|
|
A lot of people are finding out who they are and that's very positive.
|
|
After finding out, I wanted to be clear and say, 'Hey, I didn't know.
|
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Finding out the country's residency requirements in advance is crucial to a smooth transition.
|
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Or even worse: Finding out you don't have enough money to pay for everything.
|
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"We had so much difficulty in finding out his telephone number," Mr. Wastberg said.
|
|
But finding out the net balance is very hard because it changes so much.
|
|
But, soon after finding out, I started reading up on the American electoral system.
|
|
And all of a sudden we're finding out that there's less reason to be.
|
|
Part of the fun of working with musicians is finding out what they love.
|
|
You're running against your ostensible friends — and finding out who your real ones are.
|
|
We still get surprises and we're still obsessed with finding out what they are.
|
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That is a question British Prime Minister Theresa May seems intent on finding out.
|
|
Decades ago, finding out anything about most non-elite prospects was a dicey proposition.
|
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Finding out what happened to her is complicated, for a whole series of reasons.
|
|
Something I liked about reading your book was finding out how methodical you were.
|
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Finding out what these are and how they work could have far-reaching implications.
|
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But we're little closer to finding out any new information about what actually happened.
|
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She is to risk her life in hopes of finding out what he's thinking.
|
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"We are finding out that many people don't go to stores anymore," he said.
|
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More specifically, the DEA's main objective is finding out who provided the powerful opioid.
|
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Whether he was serious or not, I figured my fake wasn't worth finding out.
|
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I'm looking forward to finding out whether any of them will return next season.
|
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That will involve finding out what exactly in chocolate is causing the inaccurate readings.
|
|
Emily Palmer, a regular Times contributor, explains how our reporters went about finding out.
|
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But as bars and restaurants are finding out, there's now a paper straw shortage.
|
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She said her family "disowned" her after her finding out about her sex work.
|
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"That's consistent with someone finding out about it for the first time," he said.
|
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Then, finding out that Christopher had anencephaly, she was hit with another tragic loss.
|
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He could have easily told me, instead of me finding out that particular way.
|
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After all, the chances of her finding out from someone else are now higher.
|
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It turns out to be incredibly difficult in practice, as Fan is finding out.
|
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After finding out about the incident, the administration launched an internal investigation, Davis said.
|
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"Finding out on Twitter was like getting broken up with via text," he said.
|
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We're quickly finding out, as more people on the planet get onto the Internet.
|
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And lots of people were coming up and finding out what the program was.
|
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The field is still new, however, and researchers keep finding out a surprising amount.
|
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Finding out about home recording artists and people doing it themselves became really inspiring.
|
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After finding out I'd lost my job, I finally went and got my pizza.
|
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"I remain of the view that proceeding by way of case studies ... is the best way of finding out what has happened, finding out what was done or not done in response to what happened," Hayne said at the opening of Monday's session.
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At the same time, we're finding out more about other negative consequences of eating meat.
|
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So after all this investigating, why are we finding out new information from a filmmaker?
|
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"Lori and Mossimo are finding out quickly who their real friends are," the insider says.
|
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Ed (Adam Scott) declared he wanted to leave Madeline after finding out about her infidelity.
|
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If you're interested in finding out more about the Women's March on Washington, click here.
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I was interested in finding out just what those rules were, and they told me.
|
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We are just two days away from finding out what Taylor Swift is up to.
|
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The company took six weeks to notify the public after finding out about the breach.
|
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At some point, people started finding out my name and they looked me up online.
|
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But for what you don't know, he advises finding out everything you can about it.
|
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It's sort of just a prank, one you could seemingly go without finding out about.
|
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The weekend can't come soon enough, because we'll be finding out next chance we get...
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Which means that a plot about her dad finding out is coming any minute now.
|
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It is all a question of finding out what the various bugs have in common.
|
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"Finding out about Bianca was terrifying," said Ashley Eldridge, a 2000-year-old e-girl.
|
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Metz recalled reading the script and finding out she would be singing in season 1.
|
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"Lori and Mossimo are finding out quickly who their real friends are," the insider said.
|
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LONDON — Finding out the love of your life has cheated on you is one thing.
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Those interested in purchasing one for themselves or finding out more can go to Tovala.com.
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So, naturally, we went about finding out a little bit more about the specific tequila.
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We're looking forward to receiving the device and finding out for ourselves, then — stay tuned.
|
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Finding out about Maria Bonita is the hard part — it's all easy breezy after that.
|
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Watching this episode is the grown-up version of finding out that Santa isn't real.
|
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"Lori and Mossimo are finding out quickly who their real friends are," the source said.
|
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The excitement of finding out I was pregnant is like nothing I've ever experienced before.
|
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Finding out, for example, that your spouse has been cheating is shocking, disorienting and unbelievable.
|
|
Herewini-Te Huna did this after finding out that her former partner was seeing Burton.
|
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What was it like finding out that your third single had gone to number 1?
|
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There would also be urgent interest in finding out what further attacks might be planned.
|
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" She also said, "finding out more about myself every day, the longer I stay single.
|
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So far, the internet is still hooked on finding out what is really going on.
|
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I dunno, but I guess finding out is kind of the point of this movie.
|
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Women's resentment does have an extraordinarily long shelf-life, as Clinton himself is finding out.
|
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Pennie even managed to keep her parents from ever finding out about her wild past.
|
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Those choices indicate that finding out whether Trump committed an impeachable offense isn't their priority.
|
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"Something is going on, we are finding out what is going on," he told reporters.
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"Something is going on, we are finding out what is going on," he told reporters.
|
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Finding out you and your ex will be attending the same wedding can be awkward.
|
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Finding out your food is covered in bacteria might make you feel a bit queasy.
|
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Finding out would require more powerful telescopes, since the planet is 620 light-years away.
|
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There's also no bigger buzzkill than finding out that there are unreasonably low bag weights.
|
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In fact, knowing your coworker's salary could mean finding out you're earning a lot less.
|
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" Seeling Smith recommends finding out who will be conducting the interview and "LinkedIn stalking them.
|
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Finding out if teens think weed is cool seemed like a great assignment, at first.
|
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Finding out what's on them is, like, the whole premise of the Tom Arnold thing.
|
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You know, I started finding out about different things as he was on the road.
|
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Finding out the reasons for the trend are, however, beyond the scope of this study.
|
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My time is better spent finding out who's growing better peas in the first place.
|
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We're just hours away from finding out how season 6 of Game Of Thrones ends.
|
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We don't know the answers yet, but we should have plenty of fun finding out.
|
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What I didn't know — what I was finding out — is how deep her goodness runs.
|
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Upon finding out she and Weir would be videotaped, she slipped out of the room.
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Ms. Marti wasn't concerned about the community, or New Ulm Area Catholic Schools, finding out.
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Is not about finding out when you will get a boyfriend or a new car.
|
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After doing the research and finding out about public loan forgiveness, that solidified my decision.
|
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I started finding out about all the amazing things that we did to build America.
|
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The result is a polity that has increasingly given up on finding out the truth.
|
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These new powers that are forming in you, finding out how you're gonna use them.
|
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What I'm finding out is that almost all of them are terrible at the start.
|
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Which in turn meant finding out very quickly just how heavy and ungainly it is.
|
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Times Insider Finding out why Caneel Bay Resort on St. John hasn't reopened was complicated.
|
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But once I started finding out how unique the Futuro was, I really got involved.
|
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Finding out that this over-the-top luxurious trip actually saved the DeSantises money, surprising.
|
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Counterintelligence is about finding out how America's foreign adversaries are conducting espionage, and preventing it.
|
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"He did this upon finding out that police were looking for him," the document states.
|
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Certainly, we&aposre looking forward to finding out his impression of the recently released I.G. report.
|
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Imagine growing up and finding out Beyoncé used you as a baby to fool the world.
|
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"Every day I'm finding out more who this guy is," he says about playing the role.
|
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Finding out that Jaime was responsible for paralyzing her brother could well earn him a spot.
|
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For example, finding out if a bank account is open can be "super challenging," Merrill said.
|
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" She also called Timberlake right away after finding out and said his reaction was "so sweet.
|
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Jessie J said she's made changes in her life since finding out she can't conceive children.
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But finding out that we were unwitting pawns in Russia's global political chess game is disturbing.
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Kym Hilinski said they were shocked and numb after finding out that he had shot himself.
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We're all about serving and talking to Twitch people and finding out, what do they like?
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In the tweet, she publicly shamed her boyfriend after finding out he had cheated on her.
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"I am very interested in finding out how did this patient do," he told NBC News.
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But I have no way of following those women's story, or finding out who they are.
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Some scientists are doing the necessary work of finding out what will truly make us happy.
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I think it's all about how you feel and finding out what works for your body.
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"Freaking out is an understatement," Sistine told PEOPLE of finding out they would share the title.
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But she had no idea where they were taking him and no way of finding out.
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"I think he's finding out that he can't follow through on all his talk," he said.
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I don't like buying any old record online and finding out it's shit when it arrives.
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Well, we'll clearly be finding out who got killed by crazed Negan, a well-kept secret.
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The episode started off with Kris Jenner finding out about Rob's engagement and goes into shock.
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I think that finding out who you are on stage has to do with finding yourself.
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But finding out you're months away from welcoming your first child might just be total bliss.
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Chrissy helps Roberta deal with finding out the truth about her own mom's death years earlier.
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Could finding out the truth be the reason why Spencer's dad headed east without his children?
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But an unknown number of Android users are now finding out they don't have that option.
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GRITZ: When John gave me a call about what he was finding out, I was shocked.
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These two solutions GA on October 1st and we will begin the process of finding out.
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Saving Thwaites, or even finding out whether the Ghost Ridge looks stable, won't save the world.
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If you're interested in finding out which sites are "not secure," the website Why No HTTPS?
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Tiffany Haddish had a sneaky way of finding out what people really thought after her auditions.
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Finding out the price of this rabies treatment in advance can prove vexing, if not impossible.
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Measuring tape is crucial in finding out how to make your cosplay fit around your body.
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LeBron James after the game finding out about the horrible news of Erin Popovich's passing pic.twitter.
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But as she's finding out, there are bright spots in being away from her little one.
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Finding out if the Iceman felt sick before his death wasn't the researchers' main goal, however.
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Which, hilariously incorporated the very gas station they were trying to avoid anyone finding out about!
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This goes deeper than we expected and we're still finding out new tidbits all the time.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: A sense of finding out what happened and then moving on, beginning to rebuild.
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Rubio said on Sunday he doesn't want to make any judgments before finding out the facts.
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Ayanna Pressley's video of her sobbing after finding out she won her primary election went viral.
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It's like finding out you have a tumor, then blaming all your shortcomings on the tumor.
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Finding out who, what, when, where and how are essential to solving and possibly preventing crimes.
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Haefele believes it could speed up the process of finding out what millionaires and billionaires want.
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For voters intent on finding out where that money had originated, there were precious few clues.
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I was interested in finding out how can you make a semi-industrial production highly individual.
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By contrast, finding out who supplied Prince with prescription medication after the fact might be trickier.
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Karrueche dumped Chris more than a year ago after finding out he'd knocked up Nia Guzman.
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Since finding out whether or not Grace is a true murderess doesn't really matter, what does?
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Finding out the answers to these questions is not trivial, as even professional policy analysts disagree.
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Finding out that a celebrity follows a dance company can be a shock to the system.
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The car business is finding out the hard way that Trump isn't interested in modern business.
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They also manage to hide El in Mike's basement for days without his parents finding out.
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It was a calculated effort to avoid documenting what people saw and finding out what happened.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — In 2016, we're still finding out about Earth's history and the development of humanity.
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That plays to why it's my least favorite because I like exploring and I finding out.
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The famous "finding out who your real friends are" can be a healthy weeding-out process.
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It was the only way I could get out of this without my parents finding out.
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So revisiting all of that, finding out that Frog and Toad are still friends, is delightful.
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This is the Ross and Rachel of me finding out what happens to Ross and Rachel.
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"He's damn interested in finding out what really happened," Ortiz' spokesman Joe Baerlein told the newspaper.
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"I think I'm more excited about that scone than finding out the gender," I texted her.
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I think unfortunately we're finding out a lot of people think this can't happen to them.
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But for many, it's an ordeal just finding out what the actual symptoms or guidelines are.
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First we must clear the hurdle of finding out exactly what happened and who was involved.
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Finding out a person's relationship to money is key, but it shouldn't feel like an interrogation.
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It doesn't appear anyone was seriously injured -- we're working on finding out if anyone was arrested.
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"I started finding out that what was happening was there were weather issues," Ms. Wilson said.
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Huffman said her daughter finding out what she did was the worst part of the fallout.
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Now I'm finding out, no, they can't get loans in banks—they have to use pawnshops.
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A police officer is hilariously uninterested in finding out what BoJack knew about Sarah Lynn's death.
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But we're still a long way from finding out how much they intend to use it.
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Finding out for certain began in February 2016, along an island in the Great Barrier Reef.
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At Ford Motor Co. the market is finding out the answer to that question right now.
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The conversation suggests Apuzzo is not finished finding out who profited here and at whose direction.
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Even her own team wasn't in on her plan, only finding out a few days before.
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We benefit even from finding out what doesn't work, so we can figure out what can.
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After finding out they'd miss out, a number of candidates dropped out of the race — Sen.
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We do not want him finding out that he can shoot lasers out of his eyes.
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You most likely still owe taxes, and the IRS has ways of finding out about it.
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We must find out what happened; finding out becomes the priority, the plan for the day.
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I'm always on the hunt, finding out stories of black Britons that we don't know about.
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"I used to think that people finding out about my work would destroy it," she says.
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Finding out where they come from is the best way into highlighting who they really are.
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Steele later expressed his annoyance at finding out the vast majority of Playgirl's subscribers were men.
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So Hightail ... What we're finding out is that you had a lot of jobs, Brad Garlinghouse.
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Mateo finding out about his immigration status is a great example of what I'm talking about.
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As William said, look forward to meeting him and finding out what his name's going to be.
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Now, to the point of this piece: Finding out the truth behind the Kylie Jenner Shirt Hold.
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Once that's out of the way, the next step is finding out how to scale up production.
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He died three months ago but was "possessed" with finding out who murdered their daughter, Dykema said.
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And a lot of Republicans today, even some Democrats saying, are finding out, who are these people?
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"Lori and Mossimo are finding out quickly who their real friends are," the insider explained to People.
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One way insurance companies manage risk is by finding out how risky it is to insure someone.
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What was the relationship based upon that finding out that he needed the little whatever color pill.
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But I don&apost think it can go on without finding out what happened to the server.
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For some kids, going to Disneyland is almost as exciting as finding out you're going to Disneyland.
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Finding out the whole story can be liberating and "helps you understand who you are", he says.
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Of course, finding out the best time of year to visit all depends on where you're going.
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Sure, during that time I'm texting friends, reading news, and finding out what's happening around the world.
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"So we're finding out somebody that was methodical and planning and really an outright murderer," he said.
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Its test units will go public next year, so we're still a long way from finding out.
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Finding out what is really going on should be a priority for Sir Angus and his team.
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Lately, it feels like we're getting closer to finding out the truth behind what really killed him.
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The couple had a slight difference of opinion when it came to finding out Iris' sex early.
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But this interference, researchers are finding out, isn't so much a handicap as a blessing in disguise.
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" Christie added that finding out the New Hampshire primary results, "should allow us to make a decision.
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Finding out if someone is using a forged or fraudulent passport in your name is harder, however.
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On Buffy, finding out your boyfriend isn't who he says he is might destroy the entire world.
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You see her finding out who her parents are, since she was separated from them at birth.
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I would start this exercise by finding out what percent of your leads originate on your website.
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However, she ended up finding out she was pregnant with Finman's oldest brother and unable to go.
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"I was scared to death," Courtney told PEOPLE of finding out she was pregnant with the sextuplets.
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" Through tears, Bro described finding out about her daughter's death as "the worst day of my life.
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Lead is everywhere Finding out about lead in your water is only one part of the solution.
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Upon finding out, I'd feel various things, none of which make me sound like a nice person.
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A source told PEOPLE that Kardashian has become even more open since finding out about the baby.
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But something about finding out Bob Ross deceived us in any way feels like a tiny betrayal.
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Do you have a favorite story about finding out how a favorite game pulls off the trick?
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We talked about not having Cousineau finding out [Barry killed Moss] at the end of the episode.
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"The operation is ongoing so we are finding out more about who these three are," he said.
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Which means, as many 23andMe users are finding out, being an early adopter doesn't always pay off.
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Twitter has filed a lawsuit blocking that order, aimed at finding out who is behind the account.
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And judging from the latest promo, finding out the answer is going to be one twisted ride.
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Finding out you've lost a pet is one of the most crushing and terrifying moments to experience.
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I wanted it to be a film about a person who was finding out who he was.
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Fans seem to be obsessed with finding out how Jack died, but what about how he lived?
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I will say thankfully people are finding out about the synth music here, lots of amazing shit.
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Cornyn, the Senate majority whip, said he is finding out about Trump's potential appointments through news reports.
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These days, The Spectator said, "Christians are finding out what it's like to live as a minority."
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SO, I THINK THAT'S A BIG STEP FORWARD TO FINDING OUT WHAT THE ISSUES ARE AND CHALLENGES.
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Congress should instead focus on finding out why the Justice Department chooses not to prioritize these cases.
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He fears that finding out the status of his siblings might lead to grisly discoveries like that.
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Finding out you didn't meet the requirements for a job you wanted is always tough to hear.
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Elaine: Discovering what you don't want is just as important as finding out what you do want.
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"That's like finding out a lot of cars in New York come from another state," he said.
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The student confronted Vlaming after finding out the teacher was using the wrong pronouns behind his back
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Finding out one fine October morning that your presence is being requested in Sweden would be ideal.
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This is British intelligence at the end of the day, people shouldn't be finding out about this.
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But, as the White House is finding out, it has the potential to do real harm, too.
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But in the other photo, Jack looks a little disgusted after finding out that penguins can stink.
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Just finding out what would make [trans men] feel good in a pair of underwear [would help].
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"What's happening right now is that companies are finding out the information far too late," he said.
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I'm unsure of its function and I don't have a way of finding out what it does.
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If you're a patient seeking a metabolic blood panel, good luck finding out what it will cost.
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A lot of people are finding out how many of their meeting really should have been emails.
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A third seller on Fiverr offers investigation services, including for finding out if a spouse is cheating.
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I was interviewing this older guy from the Shower Posse gang in hopes of finding out why.
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The Mets should commit fully to finding out as much as they can about their young players.
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I'm not sure what it's called in Latin, but I gather Republicans are working on finding out.
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"That was a huge thing for me — finding out that you're not just totally whacked," he explains.
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Finding out how to make it different while using the audience is something you can't do easily.
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That includes finding out how much money you are taking in and what is really being spent.
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Singer Billie Eilish had a priceless reaction upon finding out about an impersonator of hers in Moscow.
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Another expressed surprise at finding out Nader was still alive because he had disappeared from public view.
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Huawei is finding out how hard life can be without access to Google (GOOGL) services for smartphones.
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And finding out about the potential risk so early gave her a sense of control, she said.
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Finding out that it was closed for the day was all Mr. Cattelan needed to get enthusiasm.
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These features control how future eruptions manifest, so finding out where they are is of paramount importance.
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Finding out who is self-radicalized, often online, and intent on doing others harm, is incredibly difficult.
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"After finding out about this, it's like what is really happening behind the scenes," said Samuel Sarfo.
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Toni What are two or three things you're most interested in still finding out about this election?
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It's to avoid employees finding out they are fired and deleting the planet or stealing intellectual property.
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Edwards maintained his motive was to protect his terminally ill wife from the shock of finding out.
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Smarter Living: Finding out you have a chronic illness changes life for you and those you love.
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It's the grown-up equivalent of finding out Santa Claus is really just your sleep-deprived dad.
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The challenge is really finding out what you want and profiling the hotels and matching that together.
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In the case of Prey, it's a case of surviving and finding out what happened to you.
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I don't know how this situation will shake out, but we're going to start finding out very soon.
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A key task for the company's agents is finding out a team's starting lineup before it's formally announced.
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But those plans don't come free, and finding out how much they cost can be a difficult task.
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"It was a complete and utter shock," she said about finding out about her diagnosis at age 14.
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Your character begins the game having just been shot, murdered, and immediately sets about finding out what's happened.
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Finding out that I had postpartum depression and understanding what that meant became more freeing than I realized.
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But Joffe says current technological limitations are preventing us from finding out what's really happening in the brain.
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For Jones, finding out that her daughter was affected led to a lengthy legal battle with the city.
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The producers are taking this matter very seriously, and are fully committed to finding out exactly what transpired.
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"At first I was a little confused," Gwen told the New York Times of finding out the news.
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Finding out that the Vikings didn't actually have horns on their helmets kind of ruined Vikings for me.
|
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Mueller was specifically interested in finding out if WikiLeaks or Assange were discussed during those talks, CNN said.
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Candice Romo: Yes, we have always been on the same page about finding out gender for our kids.
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The story behind finding out the baby on the way was a girl was one for the books.
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And very significant donors and people who are activists in the party are interested in finding out more.
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It's the most vicious aggressive political culture both at the candidate level, that Trump is now finding out.
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Unlike many people, who report feeling a loss of identity after finding out the truth, Erin felt validation.
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"I find happiness that people are finding out about Célia and Lisa Ono because of me," he said.
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Kevin has lost sleep since finding out about Parks Denton, but admitted he's also fascinated by the story.
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He said he had his henchman killed in 2010 after finding out that Mr. Smith was cheating him.
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Finding out what causes an animal to display pessimistic bias is an important part of animal welfare research.
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"We didn't find out with Charlotte or Aidan and we're not finding out this time," she told PEOPLE.
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And it&aposs because she lost that we&aposre now finding out more about her campaign dirty tricks.
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" On finding out how Jack dies as opposed to how she imagined it: "Oh, like night and day.
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I would never advocate anyone doing anything without educating themselves and finding out exactly what they're in for.
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"[A]nybody have any tips on how to order a juul without parents finding out?" reads one comment.
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Midge's explanation for purchasing the piece in hopes of finding out the smiling subject's metaphorical secret is moving.
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Kelly called Ailes' victims an "underground army of women" who had to quietly form without him finding out.
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At least one media outlet rushed to post the "news" before finding out whether it was really true.
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Instead, Victoria recommends finding out how much body fat you're carrying around, and then tracking that number monthly.
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As soon as I started finding out more about the study, the extent of it was pretty dark.
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The study was aimed at finding out whether the way you look could influence your chances in life.
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"I credited Ms. Mesfin for her work immediately," he said after finding out the image was originally hers.
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Now imagine finding out that tap water is poisoned with lead — and has been for nearly two years.
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Watching myself just do this, without effort, was like finding out I'd been a wizard all this time.
|
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Finding out who Jason's murderer is might be the most unnerving revelation the characters have to deal with.
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After finding out that the girl shared his birthday of April 20, Hitler was immediately captivated with her.
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She detailed the shock of finding out what happened to her after the attack, and the wrenching aftermath.
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"Oh my God, it's so sad," Ms. Cestac said after finding out about the damage to the windows.
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Kylie Jenner said she's 'scared' of Jordyn Woods after finding out about her cheating scandal with Tristan Thompson
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Ms. Pearson and her son were not alone in finding out about sudden death in epilepsy by accident.
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"Hello this is my first time finding out about you through all the comments," Norvina wrote on Instagram.
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I think reporters who are finding out new information from sources, those are good people to listen to.
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It turns out, you have more to worry about than people finding out that you secretly enjoy Nickelback.
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Mars squares off with Jupiter on Monday, and you're finding out whether your dreams can really come true.
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Before finding out his grandmother was Jewish, Csanád Szegedi was a poster boy of the Hungarian far-right.
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After impressively consuming the lot, Peck then did a runner after finding out the sum of the bill.
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"I wasn't angry," Hannah explains about how she felt after finding out that Jessa and Adam were together.
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Finding out that the prime minister's family was holding on to huge secret cash reserves was bad enough.
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Is it really about finding out about every varietal of fruit and vegetable and every breed of animal?
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As Kim Jong-un is finding out, outlawing and censoring the internet cannot stem the flow of information.
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Even if oxytocin only works narrowly, it's worth finding out if that narrow effect applies to this population.
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Still, there're even more functions including booking medical appointments and finding out how densely crowded a location is.
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Finding out it was a hoax, that his whole life has revolved around this fake attack, is shattering.
|
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"We are committed to finding out what is making people sick," said Robert Redfield, director of the CDC.
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Because finding out, at the end of the first episode, that Judy drove the car that hit Ted?
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It's like showing up for a gallery talk and finding out that the Rolling Stones are your guide.
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Of course, the children here could develop an interest later in finding out about their paternal biological relatives.
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Of course, my kids love arriving at school and finding out there's a bake sale in the yard.
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I'm sure you remember being a kid and finding out that school was closed for the day. Score!
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What about your favorite tech tools for finding out things that the N.F.L. doesn't want you to know?
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"We're all in the process of finding out that the problems at Facebook are root-deep," Vaidhyanathan said.
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Additionally, Gavino said, it's worth finding out whether the insurer you're considering will let you switch between plans.
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Mary Beard, the Cambridge University classicist and reigning authority on Roman history, dismissed the finding out of hand.
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And finding out what that is means a sitdown with the person that is in charge of everything.
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Miley broke up with Jake for good during season four after finding out that he cheated on her.
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Dr. Stoller describes finding out that Jenna tested positive as one of the hardest days of her life.
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He was intent on finding out one thing: Did the men at the table belong in the country?
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Jean might need one of those, too, after finding out she is perimenopausal and pregnant with Jakob's baby.
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I don't know where things go from here, but I do know I'm looking forward to finding out.
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And some who went home have returned after finding out they don't have power, CNN affiliate WRAL reported.
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She said she was so scared of her family finding out that she and her girlfriend both agreed.
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We should heed that lesson when it comes to finding out the best way to deploy autonomous vehicles.
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After finding out that squash skin is both edible and tasty, I've stopped peeling winter squash before roasting.
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At one point, she bends her knees and grabs her ankles — she's finding out that she has ankles.
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"We're very early in the stages of finding out what problems may come up from vaping," he said.
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Some even knew each other before finding out they were related, said Jodi Hale, another of the siblings.
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The truth is all the denials bring us no closer to finding out who actually wrote the piece.
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My dad ended up finding out about the dealing and my addiction, and I was sent to rehab.
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Upon finding out her father is to undergo lung surgery, Princess Elizabeth returns to London with her family.
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"Finding out that she fucked Drake was the absolute worst thing I could have found out," he writes.
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Anthropologists are in the business of finding out and writing the long-forgotten history of life on Earth.
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Those were my introductions which led to finding out Green Day, which is the ultimate gateway drug band.
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The scientists are especially concerned with finding out how birds fly in cities, where winds are often unpredictable.
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Instead, they're interested in flirting, fucking, and finding out what they think about the world (and each other).
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Finding out how much pain is worth to people can help evaluate different ways of treating pain relief.
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And now, the agency says, administration officials are trying to keep the public from finding out the truth.
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The exciting part is stripping away the barriers and finding out what it really means to be human.
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I dedicated the next seven years of my life to finding out, using sound as a foundation for storytelling.
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"Imagine finding out that your boyfriend has a massively pregnant wife that you knew nothing about," her letter begins.
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Another joy of living with someone is finding out whether or not they give a shit about the environment.
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And so I think a return to analog… we're looking at people finding out what's truly great about playback.
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"I first started shaking, wondering if he was okay," Howell tells PEOPLE about finding out Sotomayor Jr. was missing.
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Finding out which wine you're "genetically" likely to enjoy probably isn't going to hurt much more than your wallet.
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But finding out they can't afford to hold a funeral for their children, let alone bury them, was heartbreaking.
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Kate Carson had an abortion at 36 weeks after finding out that her daughter had a fatal brain abnormality.
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Beijing is finding out how much it depends on the United States, he added in the "Squawk Box " interview.
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Britain urgently requested Hong Kong and Chinese assistance in finding out where the British citizen was, the statement added.
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But, there's another flavor that was released last year, and we are only just now finding out about it.
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"What we're really finding out is that society wants that and that, ultimately, they will value it," he continued.
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And I craved magazines as a way of finding out about the future, about the life that I wanted.
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But the draw of finding out what happens next—crossing that curiosity gap—is just too much to resist.
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I had no idea that Detroit was such a techno hub—I'm finding out that Detroit was the originator.
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But if Trump is actually more amenable than his rhetoric has suggested, we won't be finding out anytime soon.
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The next step was about finding out how to connect the dots in order to build these intricate shapes.
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Finding out what's different about these countries may also hold the keys to the root causes of the epidemic.
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Tempted by the possibility of finding out where her Departed husband and children went proves too tempting for Nora.
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Elsewhere in drone academia, researchers at Virginia Tech are finding out exactly what happens when those crashes take place:
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Doe successfully obtained a judicial bypass and had an abortion around a month after finding out she was pregnant.
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But even as a chronic oversharer I lived in fear of anyone finding out this fact of my life.
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How on earth am I so invested in finding out who spray-painted penises onto a bunch of cars?
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Similarly, The Night Of was a lengthy meditation on finding out who actually killed Andrea Cornish (Sofia Black-D'Elia).
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Elliott: I think [the parents] were weirded out because more people were finding out it was for their baby.
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Seen with a logical, dispassionate eye, she knew nothing about the woman and had no way of finding out.
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Still, as anyone who's been in a long-term relationship knows, partners have a way of finding out everything.
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Henrie shared a video of he and Maria finding out the sex of their baby on Instagram last week.
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" He told reporters other plans for the trip had been canceled "for security reasons because people were finding out.
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Anti-terrorism is about finding out information to prevent a future attack so the same tactics do not apply.
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Finding out that your ex has a new lover can be triggering, especially when you desperately want them back.
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Developers from Radical and Sucker Punch likewise had not crossed paths before finding out about the other's superhero title.
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Of course I want the surgery to feel like myself, but I'm terrified of finding out the price tag.
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In the past year we've been finding out what Trumpism means week by week and sometimes hour by hour.
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The real story is, they have to work, intelligence has to work on finding out who are the leakers.
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The game is about finding out how she became this way, but also about exploring those emotions in ourselves.
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But finding out the empty shelves represent our fear of other cultures and immigrants makes it even more jarring.
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He is convinced that finding out and publicising incontrovertible facts will lead to action, and do the world good.
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There's different states in which people can be when it comes to hearing about or finding out about events.
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This is a very exciting and wonderful process of finding out how to be confident within this new genre.
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I couldn't sleep for two weeks, I was too afraid of waking up and finding out it wasn't true.
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This backfired on her when her youngest son, Tommen, committed suicide upon finding out his wife Margery was dead.
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Schiff is interested in finding out whether Trump or members of his orbit may be compromised by foreign powers.
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Upon finding out that one couple was engaged, Kimmel enlisted nominee Denzel Washington to "marry" them on the spot.
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I'm interested in that level of excellence and finding out more about [DEPARTMENT OR JOB YOU ARE INTERESTED IN].
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After finding out about Anna, Josh's exes Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) and Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) begin to research Anna online.
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However, finding out exactly who was able to copy the data before it was take offline seems more challenging.
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However, finding out exactly who was able to copy the data before it was taken offline seems more challenging.
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Though she's a Japanese citizen, many landlords immediately refused to rent to Rosie after finding out she's half British.
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The way he sees it, finding out what their body is capable of is how weightlifters explore their masculinity.
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Finding out that there were folks on the other side that were able to step in … was absolutely amazing.
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It was about finding out what happened, who was responsible and how to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Imagine spending a year in the wilderness for a reality TV show — and then finding out it was canceled.
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That doesn't sound so bad — but, as Twitter is quickly finding out, it's resulted in one pretty huge flaw.
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If you're considering launching your own company, you should begin by finding out how fellow entrepreneurs got their start.
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Princess Leia was thinking things she never said about Han Solo — and we're only just finding out about it.
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I had been having extremely vivid dreams about finding out the gender and I always dreamed of a girl!
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"It is important to keep in focus that McLaren's mandate was finding out about the system," he told Reuters.
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Finding out exactly how that ties into the concept of the album, you might be on to something there.
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They were interested in finding out what happens when key genes are absent during the earliest days of life.
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And because of these insane, backwards, wonderfully archaic rules, it has been a lot of fun finding out who.
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Finding out what Graham does with those suitors is certainly reason enough to tune in to the full episode.
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We have a huge Greek audience that is wondering why they're not finding out the latest in worthy recipes.
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The fun isn't just in seeing all the pieces play out, but in finding out what the pieces are.
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But Dr Matter's proof of the principle of chemical sequestration in rock suggests it would be worth finding out.
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After finding out what he needed to know from Ida, he'd moved on to gather information from other sources.
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Finding out that they haven't had sex except once or twice in the past few years, I'm like, What?
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It's hard to say, and I'm not totally interested in finding out the whole backstory to know for sure.
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Within minutes of finding out she was pregnant, Amerson gave birth to Oliver James Westerfield, who weighed 5.27 lbs.
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It is a very different thing to avoid finding out what the consequences would be in the first place.
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Antonio Brown posted a video on YouTube showing himself celebrating after finding out that the Raiders had released him.
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This could prevent a prospective cheater's friends, or friends of their partner, from finding out they're using Facebook Dating.
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Once we know a voter's demographic information, finding out where she lives helps little to predict her political behavior.
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Obviously, his reunion with his brothers was decades ago, and finding out what happened to them was decades ago.
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Huffman used the phrase "Ruh Ro!" after finding out that her daughter's school would be proctoring her SAT exam.
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But some of those borrowers may be eligible for loan-forgiveness programs — the trick is finding out about them.
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Others are people who enjoy finding out about what happened 19 years ago and remembering when Diana was alive.
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At the beginning I felt like I was validating known things, but now we are finding out new things.
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Just days after former Xiaomi executive Hugo Barra announced his resignation, we're finding out where he's headed next: Facebook.
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Melissa shed her tears last night after finding out her parents voted "no" but today it's a different story.
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Plus, what's a cooler gift than the gift of finding out you're related to a former president or Queen?
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The season three finale features a climactic storyline about Phoebe finding out that her birth mom is still alive.
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Parents are finding out it's possible to work remotely and stay productive while still being present for their kids.
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They allege that she searched "how do I get rid of a baby" upon finding out she was pregnant.
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And right now doctors have good, but limited, options for finding out who is at greatest risk for it.
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Although autism is predominantly diagnosed in childhood, increasing numbers of adults are finding out that they too have autism.
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Are we finding out more about how people are going to access the essential services exempt from the lockdown?
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What advice do you have for people who are just finding out that their child is struggling with addiction?
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I booked the tour online prior to coming out here after finding out about it on a travel blog.
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You should be fuckin' kicking off, you should be finding out why these fuckin' things are going on fire.
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As their relationship progresses (without Patrice finding out what Ron does for a living), they argue tactics and philosophy.
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That would be like finding out that John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln because he was sitting in his seat.
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I left that prison before finding out how or if he was disciplined, and my career was not impacted.
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It might be worth finding out if there is a relevant policy enshrined in a company handbook or elsewhere.
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"Kids have an incredible way of finding out where keys get stored and where they get hidden," he said.
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The hardest part was waiting two weeks between finding out I was pregnant and going in for an appointment.
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Finding out the history of different vegetables and recipes shows you how they have been commodified, Ms. Quichiz said.
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The President has been particularly irked that he's finding out about decisions after people complain to him about them.
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And we pick up with Joe at the end of the finale, finding out he's been transported to Argentina.
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I remember finding out that he got Down syndrome and just holding him and thinking, oh dear, start again.
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Crawford said Houston was acting out after finding out Crawford had slept with one of her back-up dancers.
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Finding out the "how" and "why" of it all will have to wait until Avengers 4 arrives in 2019.
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From finding out who the right person is, to getting an appointment and going there and paying for it.
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In those, the defendant claims their shock upon finding out someone is trans is what led them to kill.
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"We are getting closer to finding out what capacities are needed to play on a good level," he said.
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But survivors said the delay in finding out for certain about their loved ones was foremost in their minds.
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You can have people going into an exchange, finding out that their pediatrician is no longer available to them.
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And just as many places that have been there for, like, 300 years that you're just finding out about.
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"It's about finding out about the overall health of your eye and in turn the overall health of you."
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It's one of the chief pleasures of his work — finding out how things function and how to fix them.
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A checklist is his method for finding out what knowledge is already had and what needs to be learned.
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As she investigates the case, it becomes clear she is the only one interested in finding out the truth.
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After finding out I was gay, my parents sent me to a school-endorsed spiritual retreat called 'The Encounter.
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The only surprising thing about finding out that I had a stress fracture was that it hadn't happened before.
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The lack of certainty is what makes the whole thing exciting, not finding out who was right all along.
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After finding out his house had been destroyed, Curipán realized his kitchen amenities and mattress had also been stolen.
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I eventually started making trips up to the record store in Omaha and started finding out about real music.
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After the dad-to-be told DeGeneres that he and wife Hayley were finding out on Friday whether they were expecting a little brother or sister for their daughter Olivia Rose, 13 months, the host pulled out an envelope with the results and let him know he would be finding out right then!
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Upon finding out that her husband had left her for a baby (funny, this is why I joined Tinder), Eureka's character decided to become one, and upon finding out that Aquaria was the baby he left her for, she threw a ground-pounding tantrum that brought the house down, the house down.
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Niecy (Raven Goodwin) had to give Amika the boot after finding out she was leaving the kids with a stranger.
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"Finding out #Elf isn't being shown ANYWHERE on tv this Christmas has ruined it for me already," one user lamented.
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Finding out whether they've actually improved will have to wait until we get more than an hour with the device.
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It's a group that shares the same problem, with many finding out that they were infected in a similar manner.
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GIGOT: OK. What are we finding out now, a year later, about the impact of all this controversy on Evergreen?
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Hankes wanted to learn something about Cloudflare's business, and what really interested him was finding out who Cloudflare was protecting.
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In the premiere, we witness their obvious sexual tension before finding out they're related, a disconcerting reveal for the viewer.
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Authorities said identifying King is a big step in the direction of finding out who is responsible for her slaying.
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Harper may only now be finding out about her mom's other gig, but she's no stranger to her pop's career.
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"That's when I went on Twitter and saw some screenshots," he said, finding out that this definitely wasn't the case.
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Finding out that he had actually been accepted was one of the most "shattering" moments of his life, Abramovitz said.
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Workers began finding out on Friday whether they would be furloughed, but official notices would come as early as Saturday.
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Mistake number one: I should have spent more time speaking one-on-one with everyone and finding out their thoughts.
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The fun is in finding out how they're going to happen, but you know basically what is going to happen.
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Scientists are finding out the best ways to store them, and how long they can stay in stasis before dying.
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Twenty-nine percent of people said they didn't complete a purchase online after finding out two-day shipping wasn't free.
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The more hidden ones are my earliest ones, when I was too afraid of my Arab family members finding out.
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Looks like Selena Gomez is taking after Cazzie David when it comes to finding out your ex just got engaged.
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Finding out that it was probably closer than we realized in the first place is unnerving, to say the least.
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News after finding out that her male co-worker was paid roughly twice her salary, Lawrence was a vocal supporter.
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Which made finding out that they were all false positives — and that she wasn't actually pregnant — difficult to take in.
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Intent on finding out what was going on, he began building paranormal sensing equipment for others who shared his grief.
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It's about taking a hard look at yourself, finding out what's important, who you are and what you stand for.
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"Did we just hurt these people even more by finding out that this letter got off their ship?" he says.
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I've lived with my parents since the beginning of the year after graduating college and finding out I had cancer.
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"The real feeling of enjoyment," he said, "is getting across the finish line and finding out that you've done okay."
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" Now 10 weeks pregnant, Rossi and Smiley are looking forward to finding out the sex of their "little Christmas miracle.
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Finding out your favorite store is having a one day flash sale is like oversleeping the morning of your SATs.
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Of course, there's another option for finding out what comes next for Rachel and Nick: You could read Kwan's novels.
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"I would like to see this place become a center for finding out the truth about the past," she added.
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As for the flowers, the bridesmaids' bouquets were reportedly by Mayesh, but we're still finding out who designed the centerpieces.
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But we're told after recently finding out the gun was illegal to possess, she decided to change her custody strategy.
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So my work is about finding out the right way — the easiest, reliable way — of getting a plant to grow.
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After finding out that Ms Lee would probably be deported, the senator agreed to write a bill just for her.
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Until this dream comes true, we are focused on finding out as much as we can about Rachel's dreamy dog.
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I don't think she's even interested in finding out who's behind them, nor is this some kind of thrilling whodunit.
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I thought back to her question during our first conversation: Wasn't I afraid of people finding out I was dyslexic?
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But as some Twitter users are finding out, it doesn't take much to be shut out by President Donald Trump.
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Greg Oden is finding out that college life ain't easy at age 29 -- but he's soldiering through like a boss!
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Shodan, a search engine for finding out how many connected devices can be victimized by different vulnerabilities, tabulated the figure.
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The second film is, in fact, entirely about finding out what women find sexy and then giving it to them.
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So it's possible Spicer just plain doesn't know whether Trump is taping conversations -- and has no interest in finding out.
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Sharon's reaction to finding out her grandson's girlfriend ended her pregnancy highlights everything missing from Hannah's loved ones on Girls.
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But finding out where an item in a game is and then playing the game in order to find it?
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The "holy grail," as Nock puts it, is finding out who is at the most risk of dying by suicide.
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" The musician said that after finding out the connotation of "black Australian" he "sat in my room and I cried.
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As Lyft's Friday IPO approaches, fund managers are finding out how much of the equity will be allocated to them.
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The manufacturers also have to patch and tell consumers about the flaw within 30 days of finding out about it.
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She's slowly finding out that her ordinary life as a ambulance driver is not exactly what she thinks it is.
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After finding out that no one was yet marketing marijuana for menstrual cramps, she got in touch with Elisabeth's company.
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This is almost as vital as finding out who will finally win that "game" everyone keeps talking about in Westeros.
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All that matters is getting the next Atlas stone, and finding out what is at the end of this quest.
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"There are thousands of applicants, I didn't know I was nominated," she told KZTV of finding out she had won.
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In the sweet clip, she films herself taking a pregnancy test and finding out the result as she cries happily.
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Ohio State said it remains "actively committed" to finding out what happened and what university leaders knew at the time.
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There is limited value to finding out about a breach if you lack the resources and capabilities to respond effectively.
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I don't know if the Razr will have that same effect, but I'm looking forward to finding out for myself.
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The engaged couple announced they are expecting their first child together on Instagram Monday, weeks after finding out in August.
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Armed with these techniques, a hacker might be able to track someone, finding out where they're flying to and from.
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But what if that person was a scientist, tasked specifically with finding out the actual genetic contents of hot dogs?
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Finding out whether the president or others in the White House tried to intervene with investigations is key to that.
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In this city where I knew no one, I felt free to do whatever I wanted without anyone finding out.
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It was about doing your job and finding out stuff about people that put the government and military at risk.
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Michael Palin: I always liked the idea of travel and finding out about places so different and new and unusual.
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I've assumed all this time that Stan finding out the truth about the Jenningses is something for the final arc.
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We were taught a technique of disassembling the problem and finding out why it's a problem in the first place.
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Finding out that some jerkface is hellbent on destroying it, however, should set you right back to where you started.
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So is finding out whether you can do the impossible and create a fighting celebrity without the usual raw materials.
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Jeff Greenspan: We spent a good three months finding out how not to get in touch with prisoners in prisons.
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We broke up later that week—for other reasons—but him finding out about my depression was definitely the catalyst.
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Griffith, and got chlamydia from her, but blamed it on Olive to avoid everyone finding out about their secret relationship.
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Mr. Trump was less discreet, telling reporters that "we'll all soon be finding out" whether the detainees would come home.
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Now imagine finding out days later that those moments were being streamed live on the internet to thousands of people.
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The Farnys spent about a year finding out what worked well, what didn't, and tweaking the first generation of cars.
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Imagine finding out Philadelphia Eagles superstar Fletcher Cox nailed your smokin' hot wife and wanted her to have his baby.
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Watching this documentary — and finding out how they let it slip past them — might be a good place to start.
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Some people still remember the minitrauma of finding out that Santa Claus or the Three Kings aren't real — including me.
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For many, finding out they have lupus is a long and mysterious path, because there is often no definitive diagnosis.
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This tense moment ends with Jonah finding out that his mom is the one who okayed the hit on Ben.
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They also alleged that she searched "how do I get rid of a baby" upon finding out she was pregnant.
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Ms Grenville wrote "The Secret River" after becoming fixated on finding out more about one of her ancestors, Solomon Wiseman.
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Finding out what adolescents already know and think about vaping, or any other hazardous behavior, does two things at once.
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That has included holding back reports of potential crises, in the hopes of solving things without the bosses finding out.
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But a generous couple changed that when they bought her a car after finding out about her miles-long commute.
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"She feels them kick … and tries to guess the genders, because we don't know, we're not finding out," he said.
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It seems every day we're finding out more about the partisan and conflicted nature of special counsel Robert Mueller's team.
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But, as he is finding out, this is not the case when they are fought on three fronts at once.
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As the New York Police Department is finding out, using a hashtag for a controversial campaign isn't a great idea.
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There's the looming threat of finding out that your rented piece doesn't fit, and then scrambling to find a replacement.
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As we enter 2020, the apps seem to be finding out that the swipe alone is no longer cutting it.
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The goal of any initial dialogue would be simple: finding out directly from North Korea what it wants to discuss.
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The fear of friends, family, or coworkers finding out this dark secret also keeps many people fearful to come clean.
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It's the key mystery of the season, and finally, we're making some progress in finding out, because we've found Spock.
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After some small talk, Andre and the girl hit it off, even finding out they'd lived in the same place.
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Surely there must always be a managed momentum toward finding out what happens in the end, however slight that may be?
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The joy of finding out you're pregnant and everything that happens along the way to get there … the joy was gone.
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And I was completely flabbergasted, because it's kind of like finding out some member of your own family has betrayed you.
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The company said that upon finding out about the case, on October 2018, it ceased its relationship with the distributor involved.
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I was finding out about people getting shot on the yard by the National Guard and was worried about my friend.
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It's the same motion, same device, but the emotional implications of finding out it wasn't the person you gave permission to?
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We're only a few days away from finding out what the hell happened at the end of Stranger Things Season 2.
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She's a woman who, upon finding out she was sharing an award with Lady Gaga, threw her arms back and cheered.
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There are better ways to spend hundreds of millions of dollars, which DraftKings and FanDuel are finding out the hard way.
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So why, instead of asking her about all of that, are people so obsessed with finding out when she'll have kids?
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I'm sure those finding out today that a fake account promoted a rally against Nazis would still go protest Nazis tomorrow.
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Dr. Luke is FURIOUS after finding out Kesha texted Lady Gaga alleging he raped another artist ... and now he's fighting back.
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Intelligence we gathered from such vessels was then used to monitor the crew's activities, all without the crew itself finding out.
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John McCain, said the hearing is aimed at finding out the extent of hacking by Russia, China and other foreign actors.
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But after finding out the women had married in July and were submitting their taxes jointly, Fivecoate refused to serve them.
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Hugh Hefner's son Cooper doesn't know how many people his dad slept with, and he has no interest in finding out.
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Upon finding out the news, Rihanna shared her reaction on Instagram with a video of a group of girls joyfully dancing.
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Now 93, she ended her engagement to her previous boyfriend after finding out he was cheating on her the entire time.
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In addition to finding out iTunes' fate, we'll likely also get news of a new Mac Pro, iOS 13, and more.
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However, she said she did not believe ORR had a way of finding out when a parent was released from custody.
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Take those failed clinical trials: testing a drug on humans and finding out it doesn't work costs a lot of money.
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"I liked all her photos after finding out she was from Queens, where I live," Denise says about her friend's presence.
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Highlights and Thoughts — After finding out she got the job, Tess heads over to a payphone (#TBT) to call her father.
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The company initially said it removed the sign after finding out its location, thought to be Evansville, IN, according to HuffPost.
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Taylor Swift is speaking out against Scooter Braun after finding out he acquired the record label that owns her musical catalog.
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After finding out about the lane closures, Foye ordered the lanes reopened on September 13, 2013, after four days of gridlock.
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Finding out that her friend was possibly murdered by an alleged serial killer "is horrifying, to say the least," LeBlanc says.
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Parnell's campaign manager, Yates Barody, said she saw the documents Thursday and formally resigned after finding out about the candidate's past.
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The texts seemed to debunk her story, suggesting she sought him out for sex and was stressed about people finding out.
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But he's finding out that presidents -- and by extension, presidential nominees -- don't get that luxury when the topic is national security.
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But soon, I wasn't trying to prove him wrong, but finding out that my own definition of "everything" wasn't big enough.
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Nikola Vucevic added 153 points and 10 rebounds after finding out he was selected an All-Star reserve before the game.
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Sitting in the suffocating heat of the union building, he looked shocked as he recounted finding out he'd been laid off.
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She reemphasized this in an emotional interview with NBC after finding out she had held on to third in the downhill.
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When it comes to uncovering devastating, shocking secrets in relationships, nothing quite trumps finding out that your S.O. has been unfaithful.
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However, today, upon finding out one major change to the show's production for season 2, I knew I would tune in.
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"I remember my mom telling me, and I was crying so much," she says of first finding out about her diagnosis.
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"We think we're pretty close to finding out where they were taken," Buitrago said, though she declined to give any details.
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So I invested my money a lot in music and I start finding out what's effective and what's not so effective.
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And I think we're just finding out right now more than ever that it's so important that the inside is good.
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What's certain is that more people than ever are interested in finding out what their genes have to say about them.
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At the beginning of the year, we saw the internet implode after finding out about the existence of Cadbury Oreo Eggs.
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And while no one can ever truly replace Ford, we look forward to finding out what this new kid can do.
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One thing I think that we've all seriously enjoyed was finding out that Alexis is terrified of Nicolas Cage, the actor.
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When I heard that he had cheated, it was like finding out Santa Claus wasn't real all over again to me.
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" And if that doesn't suffice, add "If you are interested in finding out, please write your legislator to urge more funding.
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Being a little different, I'm finding out along the way that I don't really fit in, for better or for worse.
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"We are finding out how hard it is to win a single game in this league," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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As a medical examiner training in New York City, she had the job of finding out what had happened to him.
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After finding out about the intelligence in August, Obama decided he did not want to "make things worse," the Post reported.
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" Viv looked at Lee, whose face was "like finding out a secret note of yours had fallen into the wrong hands.
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Harrison Ford is finding out one near-miss at a time that piloting a private vintage warbird ain't like dustin' crops.
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Preventing them from finding out about those histories at the outset of the application process did not change their underlying desire.
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It's interesting, what we're finding out is there is a lot of older people are on the social media. Mm-hmm.
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This is, of course, how normal science works; some academics put a finding out there, and their peers pick it apart.
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"The coolest thing is finding out that as weird as it looks, it is part of a familiar group of animals."
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But alas, Liza must run off to deal with her usual emergency on Younger, which involves someone finding out her secret.
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It remains to be seen how this pack will perform across different hardware, but I'm honestly looking forward to finding out.
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He didn't want other business partners finding out about his involvement, for fear that they would stop doing business with him.
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The company notes that finding out who created a given image — and who owns the rights — has traditionally been tricky online.
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It's better than finding out from Twitter, or on TV, or from some fan on the street, but it's still unfortunate.
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In the book, I give this example of testing a baby and finding out he's at risk of early-onset dementia.
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The ostensible hook is that what happened has never been adequately explained, offering the tantalizing prospect of finding out the cause.
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One writer wrote that the whole episode was merely a distraction from the public finding out what really happened in Niger.
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And even without these advanced methods, finding out who we are and what we like and do has never been easier.
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" The companies, Mr. Court added, are "basically going to be finding out what our home life is like in qualitative ways.
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There's been a building, and I've been having to navigate who I am while people are finding out who I am.
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A woman assaulted by a tour guide says the company's policies discourage reporting and keep travelers from finding out the truth.
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Imagine finding out that there's something ever-so-slightly wrong with 20063 percent of all the steel beams manufactured since 2013.
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The scene before Jaime leaves Winterfell involves him finding out that Cersei has sent Bronn to kill both him and Tyrion.
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How would you describe Brandi Carlile, the artist, for those people who are finding out about you for the first time?
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Some students are just finding out about early decisions; others will be sending in their applications in the next few weeks.
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It's sort of like finding out that Beethoven and Mozart somehow wrote a sonata together: How exciting that two geniuses collaborated!
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She wrote a Huffington Post blog post, "I Celebrated Black History Month … By Finding Out I Was White" that went viral.
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"You can compare it, for example, with finding out that there's something painted underneath a Rembrandt masterpiece," Ms. da Silva said.
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"I just kept thinking: I've done this to myself," Lauren said, recalling the initial moments after finding out about her pictures.
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Hiding children and changing their names is easy in Al Hol; finding out the fates of those who've disappeared is difficult.
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"I was fine being me and finally finding out who exactly that 'me' was in a very public way," she writes.
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Christine Huang, an accountant who lives in Queens, arrived with some young family members after finding out about Ruimilk on Facebook.
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Figuring it out and finding out these amazing little revelations, these incredible stories—that's what makes Destiny's lore fans so obsessive.
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Seeing may soon not be believing, but that doesn't change that it will still be worth finding out what to believe.
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" Or this piece of perfected wisdom: "One of the surprises of growing up was finding out what things had been about.
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Finding out you have a genetic predisposition to develop a deadly incurable disease can have real consequences — both psychological and financial.
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Finding out through church sources that Joseph Smith married teenagers, for instance, made it hard for him to trust his faith.
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As an academic, you regularly work on something for years before finding out if it's going to work out for you.
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Instead of seeking to understand the origins behind the stereotypes, it became about finding out what she was "allowed" to say.
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Now a team of scientists is taking a first step toward finding out whether rock-chowing bacteria can lend a hand.
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Or finding out what an old friend is doing these days in hopes of reconnecting on a personal or professional basis.
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The country's leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, asked for the U.N.'s help in finding out more about the situation.
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" Therefore, "your job search should start out with finding out how, and going after the jobs that are just being born.
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The news outlet also reported that Karas has requested an investigation into locating and finding out what happened to the footage.
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It stands to reason that this development means Victoria's narrative will end with her finding out what that name is. Nope!
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"It's about finding out who is going to lose — the rig workers, the beef farmers, those types of people," he said.
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As she investigates the case, it becomes clear she is at first the only one interested in finding out the truth.
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Perhaps Alexander Rastorguyev, one of Russia's most accomplished documentary makers, and his team were on their way to finding out more.
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It's something her coach, Courtney Banghart, has known for a while, but the rest of the world is just finding out.
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Because at that time it's not like no one, it's not like anybody was threatening me or anybody was finding out.
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While finding out which lady would ultimately steal consummate runner-up Nick Viall's heart was a major part of the anticipation around last night's finale, after the show's stylist teased the dress options the girls were still choosing between, we were also heavily invested in finding out which gorgeous gown Vanessa and Raven Gates would wear.
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After finding out that Nathan cheated on her, Megan took off in a helicopter that went missing, and she was presumed dead.
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Those records are public, but finding out about upcoming product plans is a little like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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Hello. I'm the paleontologist who keeps finding out more and more lame shit about dinosaurs, and I'm here to ruin your life.
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"The next steps will (be) finding out if any of these clues help to develop effective treatments for people with brain tumors."
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And a lot of times, they won't even bother finding out, from someone who is trans, whether what they're doing is right.
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"But homicide detectives will continue to pay attention to this case in the hopes of one day finding out who is responsible."
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To people not in the Game of Thrones universe, finding out that a love interest is actually a relative would be devastating.
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Well, Jane does, as she shoves Renata at school after finding out there's a petition circulating to get Ziggy (Iain Armitage) suspended.
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And what greater possibility is there than finding out who conquered a boogie board this week, or drank out of a coconut?
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Another way to gauge future repair costs is by finding out how soon the car needs to go in for a checkup.
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If you want to see how your coffee intake correlates with your mood then finding out this data is a good start.
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It's not just technology, it's helping the teachers, finding out the ones who are doing things super well and spreading that around.
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Now, it's also a yellow submarine that is tasked with finding out what kind of effect global warming is having on oceans.
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Chinese fans of the show are finding out, as they're watching a version of the series that's been censored by the government.
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Williams headed to Australia in early January 2017 to play in the Australian Open — right after finding out she was unexpectedly pregnant.
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Fashion industry news broke last week that was even more shocking than finding out who landed the cover of Vogue's September issue.
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Nobody ever started a LiveJournal group dedicated to finding out if "Asians have sideways vaginas," sending me links to the hurtful posts.
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I needed to know if he planned on taking this any further, and finding out where I lived or where I worked.
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As for what else Apple has courageously changed about its upcoming MacBook Pro, well, we're less than 48 hours from finding out.
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Instead of doing a bit of research and finding out the best strategies for making my money grow, I sat on it.
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As the technical challenges to broadly implementing HDR are overcome, we're quickly finding out that the bright future was worth the wait.
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And you can increasingly use that platform for much more, such as sending money or finding out movie times (or sending stickers).
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Finding out that your spouse has been cheating on you is a big deal, and will obviously cause some not-great emotions.
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It's all fresh, so the new songs are the ones I enjoy singing the most because I'm still finding out about them.
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The problem is, it isn't easy finding out the truth if the government is doing its best to hide it from you.
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Sam is in his own good mood, and decides to put Justine in the booth after finding out she's in AV Club.
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For example, asking Total what the constraints are for deploying an electric charging terminal and finding out what parking area requirements are.
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He tells Veronica that the entire Nick St. Clair situation stemmed from finding out about the night Nick tried to hurt her.
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Though Dunham initially feared people finding out about her diagnosis, she decided to be honest with fans and tell them the truth.
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"I was pretty excited," Young says of finding out that his hit "Sober Saturday Night" with country legend Vince Gill was nominated.
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Nothing makes you freeze faster or jump more awkwardly than finding out something with six legs (or more!) is crawling on you.
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Most died within a month, however, and no one seemed interested in finding out why, or even how many cases there were.
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Yet we are only at the beginning of the curve of finding out whether mainstream buyers will buy large numbers of electrics.
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A lot of our community's researchers are finding out what traditional government did looked like, and the effects of colonialism on it.
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So Business Insider set about finding out more about the training camps, nightclubs, and expensive events that make up white-collar boxing.
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All right, we could be just minutes away from finding out whether AT&T can go ahead and merge with Time Warner.
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McDonnell became interested in finding out whether professional women were punished more severely for unethical behavior during a class in law school.
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Finding out that one of your potential partners is a liar with a girlfriend really breaks the fantasy of the set-up.
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For some people, finding out the biological sex of one's unborn child might be as simple as hearing it from the doctor.
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The financiers, though, invested far earlier in the technology maturation process, and are suddenly finding out that blockchain is very, very early.
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Finding out their weakness—like shooting them in the back—might require some deducing, but everyone is on the same playing field.
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"Our entire purpose of being here is finding out what happened so we don't have to go through this again," he said.
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Jones noticed the ticket's wording of "liquidated damages," finding out that the company couldn't issue a penalty legally based off that definition.
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Celeste refuses — after finding out that one of her boys has been bullying Amabella all along, she's finally decided to leave Perry.
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However, most of the doctors and nurses I encountered had no idea what to do and didn't seem interested in finding out.
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A mistake of the head is miscounting narcotics when you book it and [us] finding out that [that the total is wrong.
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Tomás: We're actually very naive, Alberto and I, and it's still experimental, and we're still finding out what the music industry is.
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After finding out who is dead that day, they have seven or so hours to file their pieces before the print deadline.
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"I'm 45 and I don't have kids and when you're a woman, I'm finding out you get so much pressure," Silverman shared.
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But if Merchant Navy Abhay asked me that again today, I'd tell him I am a good deal closer to finding out.
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"Upon finding out, I hired an attorney who described my protests to the bill as a 'David and Goliath' story," he remembers.
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The harder part, which may take another decade, will be finding out what genetic changes are needed to bring about the compartmentalisation.
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That's like criticizing someone for finding out there's a job interview, and they actually went on the interview and got the job.
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To address this, it prohibits police from finding out whether someone reporting or providing information about a crime is an undocumented alien.
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Though Apple risks people finding out what it's up to, there's good reason for it to file for trademarks ahead of time.
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After finding out Dawn's purpose and facing Joyce's death, Buffy has no choice but to take on the role of a mother.
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An excellent resource for finding out the latest on the ever-changing waterfront is the website of the Bangkok River Partners, bangkokriver.com.
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Ms. Palmer clearly didn't much enjoy finding out that her daughter viewed her as a driver and her dad as an earner.
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When they take up residence in an Ikea-like store, for instance, can we truly be concerned about the police finding out?
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Later he declares that he has lost interest in finding out what is wrong with Rose and is more concerned with Sofia.
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The president also said previous attempted visits were canceled for "security reasons" because "people were finding out" he was planning to go.
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Wrong. One Tennessee flight attendant is finding out the hard way that just because your contraband is small doesn't make it invisible.
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Finding out that some things differentiate you from other people, from those who just feel down sometimes, meant a lot to me.
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Nolan is in the process of finding out if working for the faith-based operation in Ventura County does, in fact, qualify.
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VICE Impact has partnered with Democracy Works on their TurboVote campaign, which makes registering to vote and finding out about elections easy.
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I've been a vegetarian for over a decade, and after finding out I was lactose intolerant, made the switch to fully vegan.
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Imagine being born and finding out not only is your life probably a lie but that you're not even a real person?
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I mean, this would be like young American dudes finding out Bruce Willis did a pole dance in a Cyndi Lauper video.
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They are based on police finding out that a homicide was linked to a drug crime and inputting that into a system.
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That puts people—especially young people, who may be very concerned about a parent finding out about their unintended pregnancy—at risk.
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The researchers wanted to get to the heart of this social currency, finding out the time period and distances associated with them.
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Elba said he had been isolated since finding out last Friday that he had been exposed to someone who tested the positive.
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But politics ain't beanbag, and Democrats will be better off finding out if Biden has a strong riposte sooner rather than later.
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He said he was surprised that he was still receiving calls from board members who were just finding out about the regulation.
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Phil Scott of Vermont, was moved to make change after finding out about a recently averted mass shooting in his home state.
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For example, patients who got the lap band may go back for a bypass after finding out the lap band didn't work.
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There are easy ways of finding out If a plane has been to China, even though it's unlikely and it doesn't matter.
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"They were interested in finding out about how the youth thought about interfaith interactions," said Dr. Ayesha Leghari, a Sunni Muslim scholar.
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The committee's seven Democrats are certainly interested in finding out whether Russians colluded with the Trump campaign and helped to elect him.
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The secret wasn't exposed until one tech-savvy California tax defrauder became obsessed with finding out how the police had found him.
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" Wallace pushed back, saying, "So getting a tax bill is more important than finding out if Russia meddled in the 2016 election?
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We&aposre not used to finding out five days before when the album&aposs dropping or when the movie is coming out.
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Later, he would resign after finding out that he did not qualify for a permanent security clearance because of past marijuana use.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused Uber of "classism" after finding out one of its offices had separate bathrooms for drivers and employees.
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"However, new buyers coming into the market are finding out quickly that their options are limited and competition is robust," Yun said.
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"The main hurdle is finding out when the kids are locked up and put in solitary," Mr. Cotter wrote in an email.
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"A theater director is used to the idea of finding out what's the best way of realizing the play," Mr. McEwan said.
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She was a huge fan of Hannah Montana long before finding out that her friend was the singer underneath the blonde wing.
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She also emphasized the importance of finding out where you stand for retirement — now is the time to make last minute adjustments.
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The young prizewinner said she was motivated to work on the design after finding out how dangerous blind spots are to drivers.
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Secret Service officials have been caught by surprise with the news and are only finding out through CNN, according to the source.
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There's nothing worse than trying to download the newest app you're excited about, and finding out that you're out of storage space.
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