We've got to get this momentum going before the playoffs start.
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It's like he's not even looking where he's going before he jumps.
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The way things are going, before too long, it won't exist anymore.
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Just make sure you get things going before the whole death part happens.
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Mainly, you'll be able to see where you're going before you get there.
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"I gotta get going before that thing blows up," he said about his car.
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He wasn't sure how much longer he could keep going before he burned out.
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But in her view, the option of going before a judge offered adequate relief.
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But in her view, the option of going before a judge offered adequate relief.
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I knew where I was going before I even started, and I didn't like that.
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At the rate she's going, before long, there will be salted chicken in every pot.
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A&M trailed just 17-15 in the early going before Auburn created some breathing room.
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The Baltimore right-hander struggled a little in the early going before settling into a rhythm.
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He has had a lot of influence on the cases that we've seen going before court.
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But then you kept going before I (tall, dark, momentarily speechless) could really talk to you.
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I really try to get on the schedule of wherever I'm going before I get there….
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The gods Shullat and Hanish were going before him, bearing his throne over mountain and land.
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And in New York, black men going before the parole board are at a marked disadvantage.
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Spain said administrative action on test-cheating was on hold pending criminal cases going before its courts.
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"I just think this has a long way of going before we know how this shakes out."
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A good press secretary needs to know where a story is going before all of the media does.
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Everything was going how it was going before because I felt like [it was] my lack of detail.
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"The hardest thing is to be here (in prison) for years without going before a judge," said Adama.
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The score was tied at 9-9 in the early going before the Rebels opened up a lead.
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"It's always a good idea to know where you're going before you leave where you are," he said.
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It's "thrillingly executed in the early going" before threatening "to overcook," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Season 2 also echoed the first in its early going before expanding and finding its own comic-operatic voice.
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Andrew Puzder is finally going before the Senate on Thursday in what is expected to be a blistering confirmation hearing.
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Looks like we might have to wait for 5G to get going before we get real next-generation mobile data.
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I was in this very situation, trying to get a game or two of Rocket League going before turning in.
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Uber says it is using machine learning to best predict where you are going before you even open the app.
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I believe here in Florida you can give the birth mother up to $5000 in expenses without going before a judge.
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While everyone was focused on Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf going before Congress, Cramer noticed that the bank stocks actually went higher.
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I'm going before Congress today to talk about how we can get more out of the transportation investments that we do make.
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According to the latest reports, Jones will be going before a New Mexico Second Judicial District Court judge tomorrow morning at 8am.
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Living in the Arctic will make a man appreciate a good fire, and Paul had one going before we unpacked our tents.
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Mr. Nadler objected, but the request forced a committee vote to keep the hearing going before Mr. Whitaker was even sworn in.
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At the same time, some conversations resulted in crime survivors going before parole boards to try to free the person who hurt them.
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Trump's initial budget proposal was only a rough draft, and will undoubtedly see many changes before ultimately going before Congress for a vote.
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"It's going to be tough for that PR machine to really get something going before the actual meeting takes place," he told CNBC.
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Normally I'm sort of knowing where I'm going before and they usually do the same thing except on the one in the final.
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The border security memo also advocates for an expansion of "expedited removals," a rushed process whereby people are deported without going before a judge.
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And going before a parole board isn't a guarantee of release—it just means that prisoners who have shown growth might get another shot.
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That includes another round of disputes going before the justices in March over the president's resistance to subpoenas for his financial and tax records.
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Shannon had already been through a long deposition with David's lawyer and was days away from going before a judge for a long trial.
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She said that going before the arts committee was intense but that she had enjoyed living among other artists for the last few months.
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The Wildcats (6-6) struggled to get their two leading scorers, guards Kellan Grady and Jon Axel Gudmundsson, going before it was too late.
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It also allows American officials to grill travelers who don't like the way their questioning is going before they withdraw from a preclearance area.
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There's no shortage of creepiness, either: Enchantress is spectacularly eerie in the early going, before the film turns her into a silly-looking CGI effect.
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According to Lewin, the rate for people going before the board after assistance from a team of Parole Prep volunteers is about sixty per cent.
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He also walked with two outs in the fifth to keep the inning going before Altuve homered with two on to tie it at 7-7.
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Among those going before the committee are top officials in the FBI and Homeland Security Department, as well as a number of elections experts and officials.
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Hotly contested legislation to block states from issuing their own mandatory labeling laws on genetically modified foods is going before the Senate Agriculture Committee on Tuesday.
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"It's that this official has chosen to take this approach, which is not outing themselves, not going before Congress, writing an op-ed," Parker told Wallace.
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Thousands bunk in shelters More than 1 million people have been ordered to evacuate and authorities urged them to get going before the streets become inundated.
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The President's latest budget proposal earmarks $22015 billion for the wall, a first installment that Trump has said will get things going before Mexico eventually chips in.
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Technology has eliminated archetypal New Yorkers like the "directions guy," who shamed you for not knowing where you were going before pointing you in the right way.
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And amid all the confusion, Samsung released statements about how well the replacement and exchange process was going…before the replacement devices also began to catch fire.
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According to a report by Lancaster University in 2016, 37% of parents kept their children after going before such courts, compared with a quarter after conventional hearings.
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For all of these guys who aren't satisfied with their sexual stamina, is there anything they can do to keep going, and going, and going before coming?
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Over breakfast he told me that he'd recently started working as an "ardhahalchi," or a scribe, writing letters and filling out forms for citizens going before courts.
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This is significant — since Mueller was appointed, prosecutors have secured multiple guilty pleas, but this is the first time one of their cases is going before a jury.
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We listen to Young Bull and polish off the bottle of wine we bought yesterday because we want to keep the party going before joyfully collapsing into bed.
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So Binary has had 19-year-old Tiffany Zhong infiltrating San Francisco's young founders scene to spy where the market is going before she heads off to college.
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Cubs President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein didn't hesitate to get a good buzz going before doing a few TV interviews after the team's clinching Game 7 win.
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Solar energy enjoyed a banner year in 2016, when there was a rush to get projects going before a federal tax credit on solar projects was to expire.
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He appeared to clash with the special counsel investigation early this year before striking a deal to be interviewed by investigators rather than going before a grand jury.
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The second of those shots put the Orange on top 12-10 in the early going before Notre Dame responded with a personal 7-0 run from Mooney.
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Paris prosecutor&aposs office said Sunday that Benalla and four others are being placed under judicial control and are going before a judge, where charges could soon be brought.
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"If the cut between 1.4 million and 1.5 million bpd occurs, we will see a sharp rebound in prices — anything between $5 to $7 or $8 going before Christmas."
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Many state legislators are backing abortion-related bills with the goal of them going before the Supreme Court, where lawmakers hope conservative justices will overturn the landmark Roe v.
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Alabama Republicans pushed the bill forward with the goal of it going before the Supreme Court, where they hope conservative justices will overturn the landmark ruling in Roe v.
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Her attorney quickly settled with his, because going before a judge would have been a gamble for English — the court could have made her to pay a higher amount.
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The administration may change the rules so that any illegal immigrant who has been in America for less than two years can be deported without going before a judge.
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The administration may change the rules so that any unauthorised immigrant who has been in America for less than two years can be deported without going before a judge.
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Unlike Quicksilver, Erskine, or Yinsen, Yondu is no mere supporting character, created to help the real heroes get where they're going before dying tragically to spur them into action.
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But even asylum seekers who fail that screening are going before an immigration judge; it's just a matter of forcing them to wait in Mexico before they do it.
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"But I guess I'll keep on trying, for the same reason that's kept me going before, which is this: People don't realize that ultimately in this life, aesthetics really count."
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Leaving meant drinking my hourly allotment, peeing out as much of it as I could, then praying that I could get to where I was going before I wet myself.
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While promising, the effect was observed in only three people and will need to be tested in larger trials before even going before the Food and Drug Administration for review.
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John Hyten, who is nominated to become the next vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is going before the Senate Armed Services Committee amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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According to the government plan filed last month, the children are now expected to be allowed to leave the country without going before a judge, which may speed things up.
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The Wizards were outscored 18-6 lead in the early going before finding their offensive rhythm by scoring 34 of the next 42 points to secure a 40-783 lead.
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Venture capitalist Tim Draper, who has spent more than $1.7 million supporting the initiative, has said it would be inappropriate for the court to block it from going before voters.
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You don't want to be playing something that takes 20 hours to really get going, before effectively wrapping up another 10 hours later, save for a handful of side-quests.
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"Players can hit corners at 21 and 20 miles an hour, and if they do, you had better have an idea where it's going before the puck is shot," he said.
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"It's in the interest of athletes to use the services of the CAS rather than going before the civil courts with procedures and appeals that can last for several years," he said.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Air Force general nominated to become the next vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is going before the Senate Armed Services Committee amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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When asked why he chose to ride the subway on Wednesday, the mayor offered a simple reply — "It's the easiest way to get where I'm going" — before glancing back at his briefing.
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"There are a lot of things companies would have to do to comply with the rule by March so it needs to get going before it gets too close to that date."
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That's the question raised by a case going before the Massachusetts Supreme Court next week, one that has national implications for the intersection between drugs and the law in the Trump era.
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In some cases, consumers or employees may want the privacy that arbitration affords, she said, and having an arbitrator with industry or technical expertise can be more efficient than going before a judge.
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Having the right strategy going before starting on that path to an associate's degree can help your child finish his education on time or make a successful transfer to a four-year college.
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Remember: Even makeup artists develop their own techniques through trial and error, so these "rules" are more like tips and tricks to get your look going before you add your own unique take.
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In the mid-2125s, the US started formally deporting apprehended migrants instead — using "expedited removal," which allowed people who got caught entering the US to get deported without going before an immigration judge.
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My oldest [son] Geoffrey is connected with The Saint (the '60s TV show version of which starred Moore) and it's quite possible that might get going before Christmas, as a [new] TV series.
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Because the court failed to decide on that question in 2006—and Pruitt's repeal of WOTUS is going before the courts—there's a good chance the Clean Water Act could be radically reinterpreted.
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Spokespeople for Google, Amazon and Apple — all of which were mentioned in Walden's op-ed — either declined to comment or didn't respond when asked about the possibility of their CEOs going before Congress.
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Greece's largest labor union, the private sector GSEE, said the reforms going before parliament were the "last nail in the coffin" for workers and pensioners who had sacrificed enough after six years of austerity.
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Jenner gets the party going before Kardashian even arrives, showing the camera a glittering pink bottle of Don Julio 1942 personalised by Champagne Bisou which she received from her sister when she turned 21.
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It is a great way to break the momentum of the opponent and can take its toll psychologically if the opponent feels he is just getting going before he is sucked into the clinch.
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It won five gongs in total to keep its hot streak in the movie awards season going before the Oscars later this month, as it also picked up awards for cinematography and original music.
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And you never pick your time and you never know when you're supposed to go, but I can't remember any generational talent like this really going before his time in the way Kobe did.
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But if the O'Bannon case winds up going before the Supreme Court, and if O'Bannon wins — two big ifs, to be sure — the former sneaker pimp will rank with the greatest reformers in sports history.
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" In the interview she also explained that she wanted to design outside of another brand's drawn boundaries to have a little more creative freedom, and wants to get it going before she gets "too old.
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To use it, you have to have the Luxe app downloaded and you let the app know where you are going before you leave your departure point or up to 100 miles from your destination.
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Just as was the case in their previous game against Hungary, Canada took some time to get going before blowing the game open with four goals during a 10-minute span of the second period.
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A bunch of fans have come here, they are the hotel, at the airport ... they know where you are going before you even know where you're going so I wanted to come and see them.
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Bosa was supposed to be the centerpiece of the Chargers defense and the new face of a franchise that has a crucial referendum going before the city of San Diego in just a few months.
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Both cases are now going before the Supreme Court, the highest judicial body in the United Kingdom, and its 11 judges will give a final ruling on whether Johnson's advice to the queen was illegal.
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You know, it comes to mind because I was on the opposite side that people talk about Wayne Gretzky or Michael Jordan as knowing where the puck or the ball was going before it gets there.
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"There is interest that we've picked up from the Taliban side even going before the Kabul conference," Mattis said, referring to an international conference last month in which Afghanistan's president offered the Taliban talks without preconditions.
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This year, for example, Amy said she prioritized places that were being threatened by climate change, to make a point that the world is changing and you better get going before some of these wonders disappear.
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The French presidential aide who was caught on video beating a protester is going before a judge and could be charged with violence by a public official, illegal use of surveillance video and impersonating a police officer.
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Fowler, whose blog post chronicling her time at Uber eventually led to the ouster of founder Travis Kalanick as CEO, filed an amicus brief last week in a landmark labor law case going before the Supreme Court.
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Mark Zuckerberg is going before Congress for a second time Wednesday — and members of the House are likely to be better versed in both Facebook's business model and technology in general than their Senate counterparts were yesterday.
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Now, the proposal going before Michigan's voters would set up an independent commission of 13 ordinary citizens (four Republicans, four Democrats, and five independents) chosen at random from applicants — a massive change from a process dominated by politicians.
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So you have to remember the context in which all -- CHAFFETZ: Yes, you also had President Obama going before the world and saying nobody could do this even if they tried, so don&apost even worry about it.
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Reports surfaced at the start of the week that Trump's labor pick, fast food CEO Andy Puzder, had been voicing second thoughts about going before the firing squad -- although Puzder later said he was ready for his hearing.
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Special counsel prosecutors have secured multiple guilty pleas since Mueller was appointed last spring to probe Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, but this is the first time one of their cases is going before a jury.
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Going before a co-op board for an interview is the last step of the process and an opportunity for prospective buyers to show their future neighbors that they will make a strong addition to the building's community.
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By downloading the app, fans of all 32 teams can locate tailgate spots, music stages, parking lots, bars and other local points of interest near the stadium, and get the party going before and after the big game.
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And once you do find out what happened to Chantal, it becomes clear that Search Party's writers planned out exactly where they were going before they started — a good sign, should Search Party return for a second season.
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The cases going before the court were filed by DACA recipients, four liberal states, local governments and the University of California, all of whom said they would be harmed by the Trump administration's move to end the program.
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And Namajunas wasn't prancing around being elusive and getting little done, she stepped in and hammered Jedrzejczyk hard multiple times in the few minutes that the fight was going, before doing the unthinkable and knocking the champion out.
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Trump had previously said he would not stand in the way of Mueller testifying and would leave the decision up to Attorney General William Barr, who has said he has no objection to the special counsel going before Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Taliban in Afghanistan have yet to decide to join renewed peace efforts despite an urgent need to get talks going before the spring fighting season begins in April, a senior U.S. administration official said on Thursday.
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If you're planning on visiting one of the big four museums (the Met, MoMA, the Whitney and the American Museum of Natural History), plan on going before the doors open, or during the extended hours on Friday or Saturday.
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Mostly I like the way the puck goes back and forth, the skill required to corral it, the speed with which decisions are made, the way the best players seem to anticipate where the play is going before anyone else does.
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The New York Times, citing a person with direct knowledge, said the grand jury subpoena for Bannon "could be a negotiating tactic" and that Mueller would likely allow Bannon to speak with investigators instead of going before the grand jury.
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But if his goal in going before the cameras was to put an unpleasant episode behind him, Prince Andrew perhaps could have learned from the experiences of his older brother, Prince Charles, and his late sister-in-law, Princess Diana.
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Trans advocates are planning to fight as hard as they can to prevent the Trump administration's constricting definition of gender from going before the Supreme Court, for fear that the court's new makeup guarantees a ruling in the administration's favor.
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The program, dubbed "Prompt Asylum Claim Review," gives migrants who have crossed the US-Mexico border and are arrested by Border Patrol one day to call an attorney or otherwise prepare their cases before going before an immigration judge, said one official.
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Read: U.S. gun violence: The story in 7 graphics After another weary appearance at the White House podium after the Oregon shooting, Obama made clear his heart was sick at the whole futile business of going before the cameras to bemoan another massacre.
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Both sides are expected to meet again no later than early December to get the negotiations going before a year-end deadline set by Kim, South Korean lawmaker Lee Eun-jae said after attending a briefing by the National Intelligence Service (NIS).
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Tampa Bay were outshot 9-0 in the early going before the Lightning took a 1-0 lead on their first shot, getting a power-play goal from Hedman, his 11th goal of the season, with 12:02 left in the first.
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And as you can see, the so-called investigation has been exposed, the witch hunt is going before our eyes -- the economy is thriving and little rocket man is now sitting down at the table talking about the denuclearization of the entire Korean peninsula.
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It may be that the recent terror and violence at Haram al-Sharif/the Temple Mount -- in which the United States played a minimal role -- has accelerated the administration's timetable and its desire to try to get something going before violence breaks out again.
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Gomez shared a picture of herself before a performance on her Revival Tour (perhaps in Nashville, where we saw Hiddleswift in true form?) doing "the one thing that gets me going before anything," which is watching Sheldon Cooper, played by Jim Parsons, on TBBT.
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"Let's deal with the most vulnerable, let's deal with the immediate health crisis, let's deal with the small businesses that don't have the capacity to help themselves, and let's take a deep breath and see where things are going before we take those next steps."
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A report from Poland cited an employee of the company who owns the truck saying that satellite tracking technology showed "someone was turning the vehicle on and off as if they were trying to get it going" before it travelled to the market at Breitscheidplatz.
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The separate petition workers sent to Instacart's CEO also includes specific demands, such as the ability to see the exact address where deliveries are going before accepting a job, an "XL" option for large orders with a corresponding increase in pay, and an appeals process for worker deactivations.
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After declining a summons from a UK parliamentary committee that's investigating how social media data is being used this morning, it appears that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may end up finally going before Congress to testify amid a wave of privacy debacles, according to a report by CNN.
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Now, at the moment, we don't know exactly why the weed went missing—other than it was almost certainly not from hungry rodents—but Specia will be going before the judge on May 4, when the judge determines whether the missing weed is the result of direct action or negligence.
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"We had looked at legislation that would take into consideration events of national security and provide that devices — there must be some way of even going before a judge and getting a court order to be able to open a device," said Feinstein, asking if Comey thought the approach would work.
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Bush (53) Rights for Guantanamo Bay detainees In a major ruling of the post-9/11 era, Kennedy wrote it is unconstitutional to prevent detainees from going before a judge and challenging their detention -- known as the writ of habeas corpus -- even if they are designated as enemy combatants or held in a different country.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: On iPhone or iPad | On Android via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher As Hurricane Maria tears apart the Caribbean, leaders in the region are going before the United Nations to say that recent storms have created a humanitarian crisis — and that humans are to blame.
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To make the goat belly, for example, requires multiple cuts of belly confit—so lean is the meat that when they first began, Izard had to use duck fat to get the process going before acquiring enough product for a true goat fat confit—that are then stacked and pressed together into a thick, fat piece resembling pork belly.
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It is Father's Day, and so maybe you could make your pop a bacon-and-cheese omelet with buttered toast for late breakfast, along with a mug of the milky-sweet instant coffee he says he drinks only because he doesn't want to wake anyone up with the burr grinder when he gets going before dawn.
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They've never stopped adding to it, and while some of the examples of consistency and reliability are beyond compare — running the same version of DOOM on 25 years of OSes is great, and hints at why Windows is so hard to leave behind for so many — it's really gotten to the point where the cart is going before the horse.
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For my husband&aposs birthday a few years back, I planned a surprise trip to Washington DC. He ended up finding out where we were going before the trip, but we had so much fun exploring and celebrating his birthday that we made a pact to continue to choose travel and experiences over gifts and material possessions for all special events moving forward.
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This was a set play to start the half and it got the desired result, even though James made a solid rotation to prevent the easy dunk: The Spurs opened their throttling of Cleveland last Monday by putting Tristan Thompson in the same pick-and-roll at the top of the key; similar to the clip above, they knew exactly where the play was going before it began.
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