One. But hey, maybe Trump will get around to hiring more, when he gets around to raising money, when he gets around to running a real campaign.
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It never gets around to implying there's anything beyond this affect.
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With Apocalypse, Singer never gets around to varying his single, gloomy, dreary tune.
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Afterparty is non-stop that affect, but never gets around to the real shit.
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Just remember to act surprised when the league finally gets around to announcing it.
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If anyone ever gets around to pulling one together, I have 2,360 words to add.
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What he gets around to is demonstrating that the concept of "indie" is pretty hollow.
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If Mr. Sondheim ever gets around to releasing the scores, musicians will line up to play them.
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Disney should call him if it ever gets around to making a film with a Latina princess.
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It seems the consensus is to wait and see, as Trump gets around to laying out his plans.
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Maybe when Chu finally gets around to binging Pose, like a Good Trans Person, she'll change her mind.
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If you have a frustrating passenger or a crazy one, news gets around to the other flight attendants.
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By the time Douthat gets around to popular culture, one starts to feel each blow before it lands.
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He never gets around to asking them, of course; you'll have to buy a movie ticket for that.
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Expect him to be mentioned as soon as West Ham, for example, gets around to firing its manager.
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It's a truism in Washington that Congress typically gets around to solving a problem only after it's too late.
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At least until Netflix finally gets around to greenlighting that Daughters of the Dragon spinoff we've been clamoring for.
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"National security cannot be an afterthought that somebody gets around to when they finish talking about everything else," Mrs.
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Stay tuned for more when Motorola gets around to actually introducing the G6, G6 Plus, and this G6 Play.
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And how does this really ebullient personality who gets around—to Germany, Toronto—become obscure in the first place?
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Nana worked slowly on her pasta, methodically setting aside pieces of chicken that she never gets around to finishing.
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That monthly figure could matter someday if Snap ever gets around to actually sharing how many monthly users it has.
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As expected, word gets around to queen bee Ronda that MJ wants to fill in for her while she's away.
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Not only is the autopsy a long time coming, it's less than interesting when Scarpetta finally gets around to it.
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Disappointingly, he almost never gets around to explaining why we have regulation in the first place and when it succeeds.
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Hopefully the NFL's copycat nature will actually be a good thing in this instance, once anyone gets around to copying it.
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If Trump ever gets around to watching a tape of this debate, chances are he's not going to be too scared.
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" So brava to the heroine, Roop (Alia Bhatt), who finally gets around to asking him, "Why can you never speak plainly?
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But it only gets around to this long after Kim Kardashian West and law enforcement agencies have started freaking out about it.
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Infinity War hints at surprising depths for its biggest of big bads, but never quite gets around to completing the full picture.
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Wilson explains he has a plan to embed it in the dirt under a tree outside when he gets around to it.
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We won't know for sure until Martin gets around to publishing The Winds of Winter, the sixth and penultimate book in the series.
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Today's withdrawal of her nomination suggests that may not happen, or it may be a little while until Trump gets around to it.
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Lesson, learned: If you ever wanna know what Trump's gonna Tweet before he gets around to it, well, just watch what he watches.
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But before Congress gets around to making final spending decisions for fiscal 2020, it will have to pass a stopgap measure by Oct.
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When Congress gets around to reforming our legal immigration system, adequate provision should be made for these and other ostensibly "low skilled" foreign workers.
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After all, it certainly cannot be that he realistically thinks he would win this lawsuit — if he ever gets around to actually filing it.
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Live sports will be last thing that people stop watching on television, before everyone finally gets around to not watching anything on television anymore.
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Unlike her father, she has both the Targaryen staples of dragons and wildfire; also unlike her father, she actually gets around to using those weapons.
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Apple never gets around to addressing every new addition or change that it's making to iOS during the WWDC keynote; there's just not enough time.
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Hell, it could even be something that's supposed to unlock as a freebie for everyone whenever Nintendo gets around to launching Virtual Console for Switch.
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Front Burner Anne Saxelby, an owner of Saxelby Cheesemongers in the Essex Street Market, gets around to adding a new cheese about once a month.
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The name has to be something that the crew could proudly sit in for hours until the FDC finally gets around to approving a fire mission.
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It's so busy working to remind you of everything it's trying not to be, that it never quite gets around to figuring out what it actually is.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's NUTS + BOLTS, Tyler, the Creator finally gets around to addressing the fact that he hasn't had a bed frame since 2013.
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However, any videos you've purchased from iTunes won't run on Android at all—there's just no app to do it unless Apple ever gets around to making one.
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Once he gets around to acknowledging that climate change is an actual problem, Pinker spends much of his time attacking "climate justice warriors" for their anti-capitalist hysteria.
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OnePlus is continuing its strategy of making sure that everyone knows every possible nugget of information about its TV before it actually gets around to announcing the thing.
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By the time Connerty gets around to finding that lab tech, his office is empty and he's boarded a flight for a far off land, just like Maria Gonzalez.
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Some of the ideas they propose may be legitimate subjects of debate, and Congress can consider them any time, preferably when it finally gets around to comprehensive immigration reform.
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When the show gets around to lovely moments like this, you can't help but wonder what Stranger Things could be if it wasn't so burdened by pop culture references.
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Even if the governor ever gets around to funding the repairs the MTA so desperately needs, there's still a rampant sex crime problem that isn't going away any time soon.
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Humans can also still flag inappropriate content, but who knows how many kids will have watched Peppa the Pig get eaten by her father by the time someone gets around to flagging it.
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They're not going to go hog-wild, of course — this power vacuum will only last until the FCC gets around to reversing its 2015 decision, putting the FTC back where it was before.
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There are 3.5 million American citizens on the island, but the Trump administration has thus far treated the situation there as a problem to get around to whenever it gets around to it.
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Even the aforementioned Post story eventually gets around to that truth, albeit not until the eighteenth paragraph: There's no indication that Warren gained professionally by reporting herself as Native American on the card.
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But Mr. Liman doesn't press Mr. Cruise to dig into the character, and the actor mostly hurdles forward in a movie that never gets around to asking what makes Barry run and why.
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AT&T had a cash flow of $16.9 billion last year; does that need to be $30 billion, or $50 billion, or $100 billion before the company gets around to investing in the poor?
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But if the press gets around to asking the president about this weak report, he can always revert to his campaign persona as the Holden Caulfield of economic denial: Jobs reports "are phony anyway."
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Unlike the game it's based on, when Croft gets around to raiding a tomb in the movie's last half hour, she discovers that Himiko was a kindly queen who was carrying a horrible disease.
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In other words, if the evaluation time increases exponentially with input, you're probably going to be dead by the time a classical computer gets around to getting you an answer (if it ever does).
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And Claire Tomalin, whose acclaimed biographies have told the stories of Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and other literary giants, gets around to sharing her own accomplished and incident-filled life in a new memoir.
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Mr. Shepard had the rare pleasure of spotting No. 492, an African flamingo that, for more than a decade, has shown you can still survive when no one gets around to clipping your wings.
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By the time the FTC gets around to addressing them in court proceedings or enforcement actions, it's fair to assume that the start-ups and small entities wrestling with discriminatory treatment could be long done.
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When the company finally gets around to acknowledging the basis for the vast majority of its product's annual sales, it provides stern guidelines: Do not, under any circumstances, put these things into your ear canal.
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When she finally gets around to it, your friend will have a tough time doing the deed—think straining, bleeding, or impacted stool that might need extra help getting out, like with laxatives or other meds.
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Will there ever be a "Titanic" (if you will) list of nominees again — a roster of movies that everyone has seen and has an opinion about long before the academy gets around to voting on them?
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Image: ScreenshotEarly testing suggests this actually works pretty well and it should be enough to keep other people from searching through your upcoming schedule or reading out your emails (when Google gets around to adding Gmail integration).
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Duckworth – who has faced criticism for absences from the campaign trail – finally gets around to courting voters outside of her suburban Chicago district, she'll come face to face with Downstate voters who supported Bernie Sanders in droves.
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By the time the film gets around to showing what a character has felt, they have already told the audience twice — and most likely another character has explained as well, just in case anyone missed the memo.
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Because if Three-eyed Bran ever gets around to sorting out the many ways Littlefinger has betrayed the Starks, it could be just the thing to get the sisters more firmly back on the same side again.
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By the time Snapchat gets around to more closely targeting local audiences in South Korea, Japan, China and elsewhere in Asia, it may find the market somewhat sewn up by a company that largely copied what it does.
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When she finally gets around to doing her recap, she doesn't get anyone's name exactly right: "Then, Show Me The Money tried on the glove that shrunk," and, "Curly Hair got mad at Black Mr. Clean," she says.
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Read enough of them and the 89-year-old chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway gets around to giving his distinctively value-tinged, commonsense approaches to accounting, mergers, stock buybacks, dividends and other tricks of the trade to build value.
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If you're working the stem cells, however, as in IVG, those cells might be edited before they become an embryo, meaning a virtually infinite numbers of cells can be throughly vetted before anyone even gets around to the embryo-making process.
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The "Watchmen" finale gets around to a point that it happens to share with the "Silicon Valley" season finale last week: One person shouldn't have enough power to change the world alone, even if his or her intentions are good.
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Add to that the ransom note, which echoes Lucy's thoughts about how "children shud laugh," and there's plenty of cause for speculation, all the way up the most recent timeline, when Hays finally gets around to reading his wife's book.
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That's why it's something to watch if Congress gets around to an infrastructure package that includes incentives for expanded rural broadcast access, of if FCC Chairman Ajit Pai takes action on the issue -- something he has said is one of his priorities.
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IMAGE: PixabayBy the time a panel of judges at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office gets around to deciding who owns the biggest biotechnology innovation of the century, CRISPR-Cas9 may have already lost its heavyweight title as the most precise tool for genetic engineering.
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Here she is being interviewed before giving a lecture about, vaguely, "eros," and specifically the idea of sexual congress between mortals and gods that somehow gets around to including discussion of "Frances," the movie in which Jessica Lange played the psychologically disturbed star Frances Farmer.
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Knox is so skillful at setting up such questions and at making you realize the possibilities are more complex than you think that when he finally gets around to trying to answer them, his conclusions can't help but be a bit of a letdown.
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Mike Hale from the New York Times wrote, "Hemlock Grove is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story ... The series's lack of urgency is accentuated by the familiarity of the material."
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But when he gets around to the part where he says, "as of what my eyes have told me, the world may appear to be flat"—and then hearing a reporter laugh, saying "he's already convinced you," and watching Brown nod—you get a deep "yuh-yoh" feeling in your stomach.
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The pilot spends a lot of time introducing not only the kids, but also their parents, which means the audience must get familiar with 18 characters in under one hour — and that's before the show even gets around to the super-plot, which kicks in around halfway through when Molly's menstrual cramps manifest her super-strength.
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It gets around to more or less explaining them eventually, but for too long it leaves us furrowing our brows, because the only way The Walking Dead knows how to tell stories anymore is to pointlessly extend them, decompress them to the point where what would have been single scenes in earlier seasons now fill entire episodes, and then jostle the timeline for no particular reason.
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" Rutenberg, who is supposed to be an objective journalist himself for the alleged paper of record, never gets around to asking this question of Hillary Clinton: "If you're a working journalist and you believe that Hillary R. Clinton is a congenital liar playing to the nation's worst class warfare tendencies, that she cozies up to anti-gay, anti-women dictators via foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation and that she would be dangerous with control of the United States nuclear codes given her extremely careless handling of classified information, how the heck are you supposed to cover her?
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The car then breaks through the bridge barrier, sealing both occupants' fate. Stan's mother and his little brother Matthew visit his grave. When Matthew opens his hoodie, he has dyed his hair blonde like Stan. Eminem finally gets around to responding to Stan.
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The novel was set in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital but references to that specific city and hospital were removed from the script."ONE OFF THE SHELF: After Six Years, Paramount Gets Around to Filming 'Miss Susie Slagle's' Revisions" By IDWAL JONES. New York Times 12 Aug 1945: X3.
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"The whole $5.3 million is from independent sources," said Wambaugh in November 1976. "No Hollywood studio is involved - they can be as bad as networks."Police Story Gets Around to a Real-Life Joe: CECIL SMITH Police Story's Real-Life Joe Smith, Cecil. Los Angeles Times 4 Nov 1976: g1.
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It has at 4,650 rpm and of torque at 3,350 rpm. It gets around to . The top speed is limited to about by the gear ratio, unless it has overdrive. Electrically triggered overdrive (Laycock-de-Normanville Type A) was available as an option and operates on second, third, and fourth gears.
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Columbus Dispatch noted that "before Stansfield even gets around to singing on the album's first single, Change, she breathes - deeply - into her microphone to establish mood. Nearly every line in the song, in fact, is preceded by a sensuous expulsion of breath.""STANSFIELD BREATHES 'REAL LOVE' INTO FOLLOW-UP". Columbus Dispatch. 12 December 1991.
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The excitement evaporates as the story becomes increasingly predictable. When the movie gels down to its big finish, it has become more silly than scary. The ending goes on forever, with Lahti continually breaking free from these wackos and then getting recaptured. Viewer interest is likely to wane long before Lahti gets around to tackling her fear of the outdoors.
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They are taken down a peg or two when a Philadelphia... "Apricot Pie," April 5, 1947 Fiction ABSTRACT - Mrs. Page announces that she is going to make an apricot whipped-cream pie for supper. She never gets around to it, though. There are unexpected guests for dinner that evening and her son remarks to them that there will be a pie for dessert. Mrs.
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Mr. Milk is the teacher who has the misfortune of teaching Charlotte and Vendetta's class. He is incredibly timid and never gets around to teaching due to his fear of Vendetta's reactions to his lessons. He speaks in a nervous, disjointed monotone and is afraid of the fanged red bird fiend that is constantly glaring at him. He fantasizes about being a Swiss banker and having a relationship with Mrs. Minty.
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Jerry Morgan (Kaye) is a ventriloquist who is having trouble with love: just when his relationship with a woman gets around to marriage, his dummy turns jealous and spoils everything. Jerry's manager Marty threatens to quit unless Jerry sees a psychiatrist, Ilse Nordstrom (Zetterling), who tries to discover the source of his problem. The two of them eventually fall in love. At the same time, Jerry becomes unwittingly intertwined with spies and has to run from the police.
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Finding a spare moment four days before another Methodist conference, Theron gets around to reading some books he borrowed from Dr. Ledsmar. He reads nearly all day long, and when Alice enters the room she is surprised to find him researching his book on Abraham that she thought he abandoned. He tells her that he has a headache, and she is concerned that he is getting sick. When she leaves, he is pleased by his solitude and ability to read the books.
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When merchant sailor Chester Tuttle (Jon Hall) returns home to Tahiti after several years away, his family, headed by Jonas Tuttle (Charles Laughton), welcomes him with open arms. The Tuttles are a happy-go-lucky bunch who give little thought to the future and do as little work as necessary. Jonas often gets loans, which he never gets around to paying back, from Dr. Blondin (Victor Francen). Chester has brought with him a fighting rooster for Jonas's cockfight with the more industrious and prosperous Emily (Florence Bates).
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But at some point, experimentation swerves into self-indulgence, and Brown never gets around to solving Jekyll's identity crisis." He thought that "Young and Wild" and "Heavy Is the Head" were the strongest tracks. Jon Caramanica of The New York Times gave a mixed review, stating that the album "suggests a path forward. Rather than follow the hip-hop hybrids of the day, the album offers a huge amalgam of soft rock, country-rock, hard rock, heavyish metal, big band music, bluegrass and, yes, a touch of electronic music.
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More than 200 bars remain to unfold, however, almost entirely in the tonic. During their course, Schumann introduces yet another theme, the syncopated D, gets around to recapitulating the lyrical theme C in the tonic, and develops the music further via two fugato passages, the second unexpectedly and impressively incorporating the principal theme of the opening Allegro brillante and combining it with the opening theme A1, finally heard in the tonic. This coup may have been inspired by a similar confluence of themes in Mendelssohn's E flat quartet op. 12.Chissell (1979), 159-160.
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It provides a look ahead mechanism, so the stakeholders can spot issues that are likely to take a long time to get answers for. These issues can and should then be put ahead of the schedule, so that the answers can be ready when the development team gets around to working on them. # The use case extension scenario fragments provide answers to the many detailed, often tricky and ignored business questions: "What are we supposed to do in this case?" It is a thinking/documentation framework that matches the if...then...else statement that helps the programmers think through issues.
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Note: When BPI release this on their website this source should be taken out or replaced with the BPI source. The album took nearly as long as Word Gets Around to receive a platinum status, taking over a year and a half to gain the award. It has, however, been in the UK charts for 34 weeks--making it the band's longest remaining studio album since Language. Sex. Violence. Other? To date, the album has sold over 300,000 copies in the UK, while this outsold their previous two albums it failed to repeat the success their albums had set prior to the release of Pull the Pin.
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"The Wow Factor" received generally positive reviews. Donna Bowman of The A.V. Club gave a B+ grade to the episode saying that the structure of the episode is conventional but the way the script gets around to its key setpieces is appreciable. "Last time Karlin gave us a Modern Family script, the overall structure was the gem. Here, it’s the little moments that elevate what’s around them to something out of the ordinary."Bowman, Donna (March 27, 2013) The Wow Factor A.V. Club Dalene Rovenstine from Paste Magazine rated the episode with 8.8/10 but stated that the writers wasted the talent of Wendi McLendon-Covey by not given her many lines.
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The Joneses disobey orders and surrender to the Scorpion, but before the latter gets around to killing them, Karen is able to pass a knife to Natalie, giving the Joneses the opportunity to eliminate half of the Scorpion's henchmen. They escape by jumping out the window into a pool, just before the briefcase containing the chips is detonated by Natalie, and a bomb kills the Scorpion and his remaining henchmen. Proud of their new friends, the Joneses say goodbye and go back to their life of espionage. The next summer, the Gaffneys visit the café in Marrakesh where the Joneses used to date and happen upon the Joneses who are in the middle of a new mission, accidentally blowing their cover and triggering yet another gunfight.
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The Guardian writer Caroline Sullivan was ambivalent towards the group's "pop-soul" and "quiet storm" style on the album, but added that the "lushness and understatement" is balanced by "lyrics of surprising transparency". Despite calling its mood "morose" and expressing a mixed response towards its "bleakness and melancholy", All About Jazz critic Jeff Winbush viewed Soldier of Love as an improvement over Sade's previous album, Lovers Rock. MSN Music's Robert Christgau gave the album a one-star honorable mention, citing "Babyfather" and the title track as highlights, and quipped, "I'm glad she finally put some beats on her sang-froid, but by the time she gets around to setting Ghost up with a 16 he'll probably be out of the life." At the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards in 2011, the title track won Best R&B; Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals, while the song "Babyfather" was nominated for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.
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Mainwairing says he will mention Jones' idea to the dance committee; shortly afterwards, Frazer enters and tells Jones that he's "gone right off the idea", before limping away with the aid of a cane (with the implication being that he has injured himself while practising the sword dance). During the conversation with Pike, Wilson awkwardly tries to present himself as a father figure by suggesting they address each other by their first names, and eventually he gets around to the subject of Pike's taking Violet to the dance, and tries to gently dissuade him from doing so. Pike then drops the bombshell that he intends to announce their engagement in the middle of the dance, like Jack Oakie and ZaSu Pitts. Wilson's pleas for him to reconsider fall on deaf ears, as do Walker's (who tells Wilson that he used to date Violet previously, but broke it off with her after she started working at the fish and chip shop, as he couldn't take the lingering smell of fish that she gave off even when they were out on dates).
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