Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 20143, scientists say Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 2050, scientists say This segment originally aired Dec.
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" Replied Bannon: "Long game is him gone by spring.
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"It would otherwise be gone by morning," he says, shrugging.
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It sounds like "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B King.
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By definition, it's not the home of days gone by.
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The woman has previously gone by the pseudonym Celeste Guap.
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Time to pour one out for an era gone by.
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Craft has gone by the wayside, but so has intention.
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Two hours have gone by without me even realizing it.
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Giles: In years gone by raves were utopian and extravagant.
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By the second match, subtlety had gone by the wayside.
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They want the tents and the residents gone by Thanksgiving.
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It's predicted that chocolate could be completely gone by 2050.
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Perhaps in years gone by, that has been the case.
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They were gone by the time I got there. Okay.
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Nearly every teammate was gone by the time Stanton dressed.
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Younger children and their parents are gone by 10 p.m.
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But by that point, weeks or months have gone by.
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O'Rourke said he's gone by "Beto" since he was born.
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It seems crazy that a whole week has gone by.
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Sports _____ Feels like the year has gone by so fast.
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The previous four days had gone by like most any others.
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The carbon budget for 1.5 degrees will be gone by then.
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Saw attendant at MUNI but guy was gone by then. Sigh.
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By that time years have gone by and I'm a phantom.
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All the rosé is gone by the time we raft up.
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"The [water] trucks haven't gone by" for a while, she laments.
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"Enough time had gone by", says James Nesbitt, who plays Adam.
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Gather round, children, and hear a tale of gaming gone by.
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I think things have gotten more liberal as time's gone by.
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That was a big improvement from alerts in times gone by.
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OK Soda launched in 1993 and was completely gone by 1995.
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There are some McDonald's legends that have gone by the wayside.
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But certainly not just the victim of a life gone by.
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Since then, five weeks had gone by with no more cases.
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These places were gone by the time Bao Bei came along.
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GO, WENT, GONE By Jenny ErpenbeckTranslated by Susan Bernofsky 286 pp.
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" Enough time has gone by since the first season of "S.
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"It feels like time's gone by so fast," her father said.
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Almost 48 years have gone by since I arrived in Britain.
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However, as time has gone by, that definition has gotten looser.
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With some lucky breaks, the disease could be gone by 22016.
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Americans generally have gotten kinder as the years have gone by.
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And across those consoles, the artifacts of a time gone by.
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"It has gone by extremely fast," she says of the past year.
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Sixty days have not gone by yet from when it was notified.
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Deborah Vincent: Avatara's players were mostly gone by the time Summoner rebranded.
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Lots of time has gone by, and we're in a traffic jam.
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He was gone by the time Tia showed up next to me.
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There was no trash left, and they were gone by 9:30.
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Originally, the Sikh Motorcycle Club had gone by a different name: Khalsa.
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"Two months had gone by since we had those conversations," he says.
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By 290 it assumed that the deficit would be gone by 2200.
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Daphne Oz can't believe how fast her third pregnancy has gone by.
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All these years have gone by & my love for you hasn't changed.
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In the years gone by, states have enacted their own firearms amnesties.
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The body was gone by the time police got to the warehouse.
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I can't take how quickly the past two years have gone by.
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And she is also currently reading Imagine Me Gone by Adam Haslett.
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Plus, you won't believe when eight weeks have gone by … then 10.
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Most of the caterpillars in Saskatchewan should be gone by mid-June.
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Now, after a year has gone by, I keep to my choice.
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But the officer was gone by the time the man climbed over.
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He made that money, obviously, based on performances from years gone by.
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Officers responded, but Offset was long gone by the time they arrived.
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Moby's stubborn optimism is pretty much gone by the end of Porcelain.
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It would be gone by morning, not to return for another year.
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The white-clad men were gone by the time the police arrived.
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May's most ardent supporters — that she would be gone by Friday morning.
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Google VoiceAnother year has gone by with hardly any update for Google Voice.
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And now those tracks will be gone by the end of this August.
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On Facebook, Warren-Curtis appears to have gone by the name Nicole Curtis.
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Everything in his office reminds him of the years that have gone by.
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"Forty years have gone by but the wounds are still open," she said.
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But the white goat was gone by the time troopers arrived, Peters said.
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A love letter to a time gone by and a literal fairy tale.
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"She's already gone by the time we get near," Charyn writes, with relish.
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Wouldn't it be nice if sexism and toxic masculinity were gone by 2020?
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By September it is in retreat and it is normally gone by December.
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It will then be completely gone by April of next year, Reuters reported.
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Some officials expect Tillerson to be gone by the end of the year.
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But, he was long gone by the time Trump won the White House.
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Duquette was long gone by then, dismissed after an ownership change in 2002.
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"One hundred years have gone by and that is still happening," she added.
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If deportation was all it took, the gang would be gone by now.
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"I was in my car and gone by 11:24," the d.j. said.
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SMS summoning, on the other hand, seems to have gone by the wayside.
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Cops showed up, but the perp was gone by the time they arrived.
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The years have gone by and American presidents keep announcing the same plan.
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The years have gone by and you see things in a special way.
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Much of the equipment used for the cleanup was gone by late afternoon.
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Still, none can be fitted until several months of healing have gone by.
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Evidence from the Siberian cave indicates that Denisovans were gone by then, too.
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A few months had gone by, but it looked like a different place.
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The manager said they'd be gone by the end of the morning anyway.
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Whatever happened to the fun, cheery colors of fast-food days gone by?
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DC: He's long gone by the time everyone realizes the genius behind it.
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But still, it is fun to look back on ads from years gone by.
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"It's important to connect ourselves to the humanity of times gone by," Seales said.
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Oddly, they are not innocent little time capsules of an era long gone by.
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The cake is gone by the time I want some, so I miss out.
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They were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records, okay?
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Go deeper: #MeToo gets results: 75% of officials accused will be gone by 2019
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There's not a day that has gone by where I haven't interacted with Dropbox.
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"The best seven years of my life have gone by the quickest," she explains.
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Expectations were that you'd be gone by Thanksgiving, but now that's stretched into 2018.
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" He reminisces about friends and days gone by on "Gang Over Luv" while "L.
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Trump was supposed to be gone by now; a subject of ridicule and embarrassment.
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However, not one day has gone by that this story wasn't in the news.
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But the post on its municipal web-site was gone by the next day.
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As years have gone by, robocalls from unknown numbers have become far more frequent.
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He'll be gone by the end of the month and the Jinn know it.
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Whatever pressure the French might have felt Friday was gone by the final whistle.
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The spoon was gone by noon, carted off on the orders of the police.
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Ten years have gone by, but it's still too soon for revolving dance floors.
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When I changed clothes, it signified another day had gone by in the script.
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As the decades have gone by, the question of an "ECM aesthetic" has receded.
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" Gregory Ellwood of The Playlist called it a "love letter to a time gone by.
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The once $7,500 subsidy is down to $1,875 and will be gone by next year.
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He was gone by then, mercifully, so we thought that was the worst of it.
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Modern Love: To celebrate the column's 15th anniversary, we're revisiting essays from years gone by.
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Seventy years have gone by, but George Bailey is still the richest man in town.
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To his dismay, the goats cheese was all gone by the time they'd finished queuing.
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It wasn't the musician's fault, but too much time had gone by before anyone noticed.
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In 2015, Burch, who's gone by the moniker Dr. Drai, attempted to trademark his nickname.
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"In days gone by, commissions were very substantial," said San Diego financial planner Tom Warschauer.
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Half the year is almost gone by fighting there, so I want to get busy.
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Katz was indeed part of the competition, having gone by usernames like RavensChamp and Bread.
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Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, alright … "SINCE U BEEN GONE" BY KELLY CLARKSON
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Breeding efforts were unsuccessful in years gone by, in part due to Sudan's old age.
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The marimba has always been a social instrument, bringing together communities in days gone by.
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Yet a decade has gone by and the North Korean nuclear threat has only grown.
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Everyone claimed that they had gone by the government's assurance of "time till Dec. 30".
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We have gone by the process of what was required and what the law required.
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Her dreams were filled of days gone by, of the grandmother she missed so dearly.
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Abbott was gone by the time police arrived, but was subsequently arrested on May 21.
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It's decorated in a Post-Impressionist style, reminiscent of Southern France and times gone by.
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We're told Danielle and her friends were long gone by the time cops showed up.
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We've heard a lot about Trump's wall proposal in the weeks, sorry, years gone by.
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No, a lot of time has gone by and they've gotten less mean to me.
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As the years have gone by, items of interest have gotten harder to come by.
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So, a whole year would have gone by before we met Frank Jr. in 1996.
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There are a number of different names this idea has gone by over the years.
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Singh has gone by the self-appointed nickname "Superwoman" since she was eight years old.
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The harbour of Nyhavn is a lot more peaceful now than in days gone by.
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To be totally honest, a year had gone by and I hadn't used my insurance.
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"The years have gone by, and back then, 'the Cuban Missile' was good," he said.
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"More than a year has gone by since these memos were produced," Mr. Simpson said.
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" It goes like this: "Everyone has his own favorite airline story from years gone by.
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The container reappears in images taken on January 16 but was gone by January 19.
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The video recorded only intermittently, and shows the car was gone by 3:35 p.m.
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Each flag celebrates seasons gone by, showcasing achievement like any other successful college hockey program.
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It's getting close to that time when we start to ponder the year gone by.
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For context, in 2018, all the snow in the state's Rockies was gone by June 10.
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But nearly a century has gone by and lawmakers have failed to advance this constitutional amendment.
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It's not entirely clear whether any of the other top figures will be gone by then.
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I can't say for sure what it would be like if I had gone by Ashley.
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Before I knew it, several hours had gone by, and I hadn't crafted a single thing.
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The expectation of anonymity in a crowd is already an artifact of a time gone by.
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But that's far better than the roughly 500,000 acres officials feared would be gone by now.
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It's a habit of the young to be nostalgic for a time not long gone by.
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So reports the Wall Street Journal, which notes that app should be gone by late Wednesday.
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And the dogs were long gone by the time investigators found the mills that were responsible.
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Three weeks had gone by and the FBI was no longer responding to his phone calls.
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From that little reference to pop days gone by, Lopez danced through many of her hits.
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Trumbull had come and gone by the time Mauger joined the cast for a short stay.
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And it'll be a lot more usable than the VR backpack PC's of years gone by.
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"Sweet boy … It's hard believe almost a month has already gone by," she captioned the post.
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His frank, straightforward attitude and respect for his job remind me of a time gone by.
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Partain was long gone by the time police arrived at Avellino's home, where he was arrested.
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And then the crew chief is like, 'He'll be gone by the time you get there.
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Spiegel has always gone by his gut, but this awful earnings report should give him indigestion.
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I feel, as time has gone by, my faith and belief in it has been validated.
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And as time has gone by, the pressure for Congress to make fixes has been growing.
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Decades have gone by, now, since the shoe business got into the business of college sports.
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Another year had barely gone by when symptoms reappeared; this time the diagnosis was uterine cancer.
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But it seems for Republicans, better angels are a quaint luxury of a time gone by.
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Regular participants fondly talk about years gone by with Buddhist monks and alphorns in the tiltyard.
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This deal has largely gone by the wayside, clearly to the electoral disadvantage of the Democrats.
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Ninety percent of their food supplies were gone by the time of their rescue, she added.
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The road to Long Cheng Livestock Market is littered with the bones of stockyards gone by.
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It's the final destination in a long string of names I've gone by throughout my life.
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Once again, I told myself everything was okay, and that it would be gone by tomorrow.
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Just make sure to act fast, because some of these deals might be gone by Monday.
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Has the easy-to-find slash content evolved, or gotten more hardcore, as time's gone by?
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Due to climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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Because of climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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It is not uncommon for the bubbly to be gone by the end of the day.
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Here's a demo, using the first verse of a perfect song: "Gone" by Charli XCX ft.
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But as the weeks have gone by, one mystery has remained: Where are all the kids?
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Florestan speaks of the "beautiful days" gone by; of his beating heart; of their tight embrace.
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Milwaukee has gone by many nicknames over the years: Cream City, Brew Town, the German Athens.
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Though she's always gone by Nikkie Tutorials online, the YouTuber's real name is Nikkie de Jager.
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Veronica Ivy, PhD, is a philosophy professor and athlete who has previously gone by Rachel McKinnon.
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And that's very difficult to do when there's a huge length of time that's gone by.
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Like on this weekend just gone by, Frampton won the first contest by a majority decision.
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They're not gonna see the devastation in '17, '18, or '19, it'll be gone by then.
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Has an episode gone by where we haven't seen him slowly lather his abs in the shower?
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Another earnings report, another quarter gone by with Apple not saying just how many Watches it sold.
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The eight teams with the worst odds were all gone by the end of the second round.
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Officials have asked that the Pokémon be gone by the anniversary of the bombing on August 6.
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Coral reefs are suffering as a result; scientists expect almost all corals to be gone by 2050.
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Modern Love: To celebrate the column's 15th anniversary this month, we're republishing essays from years gone by.
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Earth's coral reefs are dying so quickly that some scientists say they'll be gone by mid-century.
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A year had gone by, and yet she and Kyle were back to where they left off.
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Halloween-friendly thrillers (Insomnia, Devil) and frightening flicks (The Exorcist, Estranged) will be gone by mid-October.
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A leftover from school days gone by, summer reading lists exist in an editorial bubble unto themselves.
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Only three days have gone by without a word from Trump on Twitter since he became president.
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Trump also claimed that opioid prescriptions have gone by more than a third since he took office.
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In years gone by, it was housing, food, or a chance to shop at the company store.
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Weeks have gone by; day-to-day existence, if I ignore the unignorable news, has not changed.
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London (CNN)Here in Britain, hardly a day has gone by this summer without a royal row.
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Since 2000, the organization has gone by the name Aleph and renounced the violent program of Aum.
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And the year gone by was another one that proved them wrong, particularly in the euro zone.
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Yeah, I feel like if I were working here, half of these would be gone by now.
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It was billed as a low-budget affair — the wine and beer were gone by 8 p.m.
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These stick-on acne patches help deal with pimples and spots overnight, so they're gone by morning.
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She's the eternal child in dinosaur peril, as much ourselves as the kids in movies gone by.
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And if it's already gone by the time you read this, we've provided some similar options, too.
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"I hope I'm gone by the time it becomes the norm, if it ever does," Brian said.
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Some scientists are predicting that most of the glaciers near Mount Everest will be gone by 2100.
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Ashley called police to report a "stalking," but Joey was gone by the time cops got there.
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Mobility, which is something like freedom, allows the construction of ephemeral utopias, no-places, gone by morning.
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Both helped the Indians win a wild-card spot in 2013 but were gone by last August.
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Let's paint a picture: You've stood on the platform as three completely packed trains have gone by.
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Two hours had gone by, and I realized that I could get through eight hours of this.
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But Annita Narkunski, his former wife, said decades had gone by before he learned to fly them.
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The sweet interaction would sadly become one of their last as she was gone by Nov. 24.
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My father was gone by then, and her toiletries had been stuffed into a plastic grocery bag.
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Theodorou said it matters how much time has gone by since the words were spoken or written.
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Ms. Fellowes had brought along a file of Prada dresses, fabrics and embroidery from years gone by.
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It literally feels like years have gone by since HelloGames's Sean Murray announced No Man's Sky at E3.
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A show hasn't gone by without her tearing up during "Goodnight n Go," and Cleveland was no exception.
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Gone by then was all talk of Shanghai as a light to lead China out of heathen darkness.
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Cameron said he was likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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It was "unfortunately so unresponsive, and so much time had gone by" that it was euthanized, Myrsell said.
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Nigel Farage, a former leader of the UK Independence Party, pronounces that she will be gone by Christmas.
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According to Reeves, the best example of this is Portsmouth's stadium, Fratton Park, particularly in years gone by.
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Even rules that were once hard and fast—no advertising and no cuts—have gone by the wayside.
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But Congress doesn't follow the rules of baseball, otherwise the Durbin amendment would be long gone by now.
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Jack Slack wrote Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast.
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"No one can think of a case where it's gone by year after year like this," says Pallasch.
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I let out a guttural screech after realizing that only seven minutes of the hour have gone by.
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And as time has gone by, I've come to realize that being that generalist is actually a specialty.
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Paul Krugman More than two and a half years have gone by since the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a.
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Las Vegas has odds at up to 33 percent that the president will be gone by year's end.
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Perhaps most telling of the start of the year was how Trump marked the last year gone by.
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Since then, not a week has gone by where I don't receive some threat against my life online.
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In all likelihood, Strong will be gone by the end of this season; the only question is when.
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It felt like a year had gone by, and I was a different person: emotionally exhausted, more cynical.
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He's been R.N.C. chairman forever — O.K., since 2011, but for Republicans, these years have gone by pretty slowly.
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There's also consoles and gaming scenes from years gone by, immortalized in the form of the toy brick.
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If the stamp was gone by the end of the day, after careful handwashing, students got a prize.
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Columbia has charged $500 in the past, but Ely said that practice had largely gone by the wayside.
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Funnily, Biden is taking a page from Trump by promising a return to some idealized epoch gone by.
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Pick up Jack's new kindle book, Finding the Art, or find him at his blog, Fights Gone By.
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Through a variety of means, we can alter a person's perception of how much time has gone by.
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I'm really surprised, actually, that we get to debut ROGUE ONE, given the months that have gone by.
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He rattled off those storms gone by: Donna, Diana, Hugo, Fran, Floyd and too many nor'easters to count.
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Plenty of summers have gone by without so much as a hamburger or hot dog touching my grill.
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But somehow it never matters how much time has gone by: This is an exemplary ice cream sandwich.
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"Eleven years have gone by and it keeps happening, and it's so disheartening and so sad," she said.
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Don't start lining them up too early, though, or they'll be gone by the time you actually arrive.
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Jenkins has noticed a number of trends that have gone by the wayside within the last 10 years.
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According to Elk Grove PD ... Megan was gone by the time officers arrived, but she hadn't gotten far.
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Nine years have gone by without a word or a response to our many attempts to reach out.
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Miss America Savvy Shields understands the confusion over her name – but says she's never really gone by anything else.
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They're not going to see the devastation in '17 and '18 and '19 -- it will be gone by then.
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The voices of Starks gone by like Ned (Sean Bean) and Lyanna (Aisling Franciosi) can be heard in voiceover.
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He completely shattered my theory of having to choose – and he now, sadly, represents an era nearly gone by.
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And I was growing very pessimistic that he'd be charged, based on just the time that had gone by.
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The Democrats indeed face a day of reckoning, but Obama will be long gone by the time it comes.
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Sipping scotch in a senator's hideaway to help find compromise is mostly a relic of a time gone by.
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As of this writing, around eight months have gone by, and the Bureau has yet to provide an answer.
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SO, YES, YOU CAN SAY OH, THIS ATHLEISURE THING HAS GONE BY, BUT I WOULD SAY TECHNOLOGY NEVER CHANGES.
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I take a piece of cake for the afternoon because I know it will all be gone by then.
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I'd like the conversation around women and equality to be gone by the time my daughter enters the workforce.
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In times gone by a woman who, like Ms Smith, was unable to carry a baby might have adopted.
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He added that he is likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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Consider Banyan too fretful, but more than half that time has gone by with little to show for it.
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These patterns did show that 12 years had gone by, but, again, it didn't predict cognitive or physical decline.
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Clugston was gone by 6 AM to catch his morning flight, and didn't have a chance to say goodbye.
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Though convention staff were reportedly working to replace those signs, not all of them were gone by opening day.
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In years gone by, one of my Easter traditions involved dropping into fabric at some point over the weekend.
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Desensitized by gruesome re-examinations of vicious killers gone by, true crime fans rarely get invested in financial transgressions.
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Even if someone else in the storm notices you, they're gone by the time you've finished your Quarter Pounder.
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Ito, asked about the timing at a news conference, expressed regret but said she had gone by the book.
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"Auld Lang Syne," which means "times gone by," is a Scottish tune written by poet Robert Burns in 1788.
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And if they're gone by the time you read this, we've rounded up some similar options to shop, too.
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It will be gone by then, whether we do it or not, it will be imploded off the map.
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On "Days Gone By," their 2015 album, the group places equal importance on electronic production and psychedelic rock guitars.
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I immediately wondered if, in days gone by, this was how passengers on the Orient Express began most mornings.
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Three of the 10 franchises that partnered with the League Championship Series in 2017 will be gone by 2020.
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Cops were called, but law enforcement sources tell us both men were gone by the time they got there.
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But, he insists, he doesn't regret all the time gone by, especially given his pride over his new work.
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" A senior GOP House member predicted this about Ryan's future: "He will be gone by the end of July.
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In times gone by – probably even last season if we're being honest – this bloke didn't really belong at Tottenham.
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Or, if you'd prefer a reminder of days gone by, Melissa's new recipe for grilled, butterflied leg of lamb.
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The railroad industry increasingly resembles Silicon Valley rather than iconic black-and-white railroad images of days gone by.
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Shamir, who has gone by six names over the course of his life, was born Izrail Schmerler, in Russia.
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Of the roughly 565,000 Jews living in Germany in 1933, fully 94 percent — 528,000 people — were gone by 13.
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Two weeks ago or so he said [coronavirus] will be gone by April because it's going to get warmer.
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Lawmakers who used to voice support for their former colleague now say it's likely Sessions is gone by winter.
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Understanding CO2's influence on climates gone by may help predict the details of its role in the future.
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The shower threat is gone by Tuesday, leaving us with a fairly nice forecast for New Year's Eve festivities.
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They had gone by she/her pronouns until a couple of months ago, and now goes by they/them.
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Hardly a day has gone by recently when people interested in tech haven't found another alarming headline about Twitter.
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Jack Slack wrote the biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast.
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Nearly 20 years have gone by and Ramsey's killer has yet to be found, but Gray said he has hope.
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But it's mostly because we're seeing young players develop who are just better than the rookies of days gone by.
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"There's an entire genre of player that's gone by the wayside, which is the enforcer or the goon," Wyshynski says.
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EA: The snappy one is 'I dreamed a dream of a time gone by' that is also from Les Mis.
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Eyebrow tattooing has a bad rap, but microblading is nothing like the garish semi-permanent makeup of years gone by.
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And how many times have you gone through all 23 pages of dresses, only to realize hours have gone by?
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By Podcast
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Jack Slack wrote the biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor, and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast.
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" He also opened up to Variety about his past controversies, saying on its "Playback" podcast: "10 years have gone by.
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By Podcast.
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All traces of the makeshift city — which employed 2,000 people in December — will be gone by the end of January.
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"At this time of celebration and togetherness, we have a chance to reflect on the year gone by," she said.
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Yet the telecom industry is only mentioned by Warren in passing as an example of "days gone by" monopoly power.
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Paying for user acquisition, ignoring customer monetization and dealing with astronomical burn rates are a relic of days gone by.
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If employees were honest on their surveys, more than 22,000 of them will be gone by this time next year.
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So when enough time has gone by that your feelings probably won't get hurt, what is the harm in asking?
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The fact that so many years have gone by was an argument for urgency, not for letting bygones be bygones.
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Image 2 of 2 CONTRADA PETRARO, Sicily – They come in the middle of the night and are gone by morning.
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Years have gone by since any new piece of writing has appeared by Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin.
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"As the decades have gone by, commercial time has grown," Lorne Michaels, SNL's creator and executive producer, told The Wrap.
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You'll be gone by the end of November, I don't give a damn, show up and vote on Nov. 8.
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Jack Slack wrote the biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor, and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast .
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast.
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Jack Slack wrote the biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor, and hosts the Fights Gone By podcast.
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By Podcast.
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This morning, the opponent was the sun; the shot was in the wall's shadow, which would be gone by eleven.
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By Podcast
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Sixty hours have gone by since a puffy-eyed David Cameron appeared outside 10 Downing Street and announced his resignation.
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Some past doctor, in the spirit of times gone by, once decided to eradicate their pain with whatever it took.
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For some of the victims who survived more than a week, many thought only a few days had gone by.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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They were gone by 2000, and seem to have moved further east, to coastal waters, for reasons that aren't clear.
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I don't think we would have been much use had a spark actually gone by, but we were warm(er).
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Forget about the scenery, all that peripheral beauty gone by in a flash, the profound silence, the bliss of seclusion.
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Yet despite efficient pitch counts — 24 for Wood, 21 for Morton — both starters were gone by the seventh-inning stretch.
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"I dreamed a dream in times gone by," he warbled with committed agony, as bemused Parisian taxi drivers flew past.
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I want you to try and be present, take an objective view on things, and stop idealizing what's gone by.
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Enough time had gone by that nature had replenished itself, but not enough for things to feel back to normal.
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You may have heard that the recessive gene for red hair will be gone by the end of the century.
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All of them stir memories and are played with a mix of fun and the competitiveness of days gone by.
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Discolored by nicotine when smoking was allowed indoors, the mirror itself is covered by squadron decals from years gone by.
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Before that, six months had gone by since No. 113,639: Patrice Braut, 31, the lone Belgian citizen among the victims.
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In Western art, whole eras have gone by without one, and one at a time is how these artists come.
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There's also a time limit on this, so if years have gone by, you may not even have this option.
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" Or the Amharic word tizita, which means "a bittersweet remembrance and longing for a time, person, or thing gone by.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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"As each month has gone by, it has seemed like more and more components have been affected," Mr. Whittier said.
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Jack wrote the hit biography Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor and hosts the Fights Gone By Podcast.
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Yes, you'd returned to your seat after just 30 minutes, but in that time years seemed to have gone by onstage.
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Pick up Jack's kindle book, Finding the Art, follow his new Podcast, or find him at his blog, Fights Gone By.
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Before a year had gone by, 5.8 percent of the 15,000 had received an opioid abuse-related diagnosis from a doctor.
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He was there for just three months, and was gone by March 2016, months before Trump became the Republican presidential nominee.
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Since 2011, Lindsey-Ali has gone by the name Village Auntie in her work as a sexual and spiritual health educator.
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The Pentagon is initiating a full replacement and says the floppy disks should be gone by the end of next year.
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I tell myself that she would've been gone by the time I got to the door, but I can't be sure.
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There's enough information here that if he weren't the president's son-in-law, his security clearance would be gone by now.
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Hall told the AP the town is hoping all the poop will be gone by the time it gets really hot.
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We knew well, even on that day in June, that it was likely the recycling center would be gone by August.
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But I'll tell you this much: Not a year's gone by where I haven't made more money than the last one.
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Image: ScreenshotThere were secure erase options in Mac OS versions of years gone by, but they've all been abandoned in Sierra.
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I also bring three PBRs I had left from a six-pack, and they're gone by the end of the night.
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If the cast isn't sending chicken parm photos and GIFs of days gone by, they're sharing pictures of their cute kids.
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But that money — some $800 million — was gone by July, according to a new filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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As time has gone by, trade is increasingly not just about exchanges in final goods—newspapers versus wine—but "intermediate" goods.
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I love their stretchy boots, but I can never buy them on sale because my sizes are always gone by then.
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I had an overwhelming feeling that if I didn't call in a mobile phlebotomist, my mother would be gone by Sunday.
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They're spilling their most memorable stories from Fashion Weeks gone by and the ones that keep them coming back for more.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In times gone by the best way to get stock Android was to buy a Nexus phone.
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In a strange coincidence, he met one of those men this weekend gone by—Hamill was competing on the same event.
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Everywhere you look there are tasteful reminders of times gone by, carefully arranged to bring a wistful tear to the eye.
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I don't think that opposition is completely gone by any means, but I do think ... What do you mean by that?
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Skin's shorter solo pieces are built around scraps and stray thoughts: corrosive melodies, oscillating riffs, pieces of trap anthems gone by.
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They're spilling their most memorable stories from Fashion Weeks gone by, and the ones that keep them coming back for more.
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Oh, and if your co-workers are vultures, it'll all be gone by the time you get out of your meeting.
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And so the metrics ... They might have caught a break here with Kevin and Mike gone, by the way, at Instagram.
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The edible cakes would be cheered, regardless of how they looked, sliced and shared, gone by the end of the day.
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Is there a day that has gone by since "Mean Girls" was released where someone didn't remind you about Regina George?
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Leiter has boundless enthusiasm for his sport; at 51, he is far from an old crank pining for days gone by.
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The charms are numerous, from the understanding of what an actual "holiday" is to the intense nostalgia for times gone by.
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The dowager countess' zingers still zing, and the cheesy odes to the days gone by are still as ripe as camembert.
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LABOTT: If -- we're surprised that we're having this conversation because if you read the papers, you should be gone by now.
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"Our broker told us we had to see it immediately, that it would be gone by the afternoon," Ms. Ahrens said.
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The tactic forces police to respond in faraway places and the protesters are often gone by the time the authorities arrive.
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"I've been proud of the way that our guys have all gotten better as the year has gone by," Horford said.
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Soon enough, 15 minutes will have gone by without a single thought of checking your email or reloading your Twitter feed.
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The thought had never entered my mind — that Ronen could be here one morning and be gone by that same afternoon.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), we could see the disease gone by as early as a year from now.
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My father was gone by the time I was about 8, so I never had a male role model in my life.
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Each one of these shows has been incredibly special, an emotional roller coaster of tears, laughter, and nostalgia for days gone by.
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They are usually gone by this hour, but the universe is smiling upon me and I snag half of a cinnamon bun.
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Over the past year, barely a week has gone by without a British newspaper publishing a front-page splash on transgender issues.
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When you watch NBC's new musical drama Rise, it's impossible not to feel like you're seeing a mashup of shows gone by.
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All of it is poppy and synth-ey and a bit 13's, with some classic mixes of Cantina tunes gone by.
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You were raised to believe in the importance of tradition, and have a particular fondness for the heroes of days gone by.
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A 1.3trn-rupees ($21bn) bail-out from the government seemed to have cleaned up the bad lending decisions of years gone by.
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If five minutes had gone by before we took action, the baby would probably have survived, but with a disabling brain injury.
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Ok, this is just scary: Two-thirds of the world's wildlife could be gone by the end of this decade, WWF reports.
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And if they're all gone by the time you've landed here, we've got some similar options to help you get the look.
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The agency didn't confirm whether all the children would be gone by this weekend or what would happen to the facilities afterwards.
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He's not completely backing down, he says, but it sure sounds like this is one campaign pledge that's gone by the wayside.
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The rats seemed to be using these "events"—changes in context—to get a sense of how much time had gone by.
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Experts were divided over whether he really was the elusive person who has gone by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto until now.
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Sean Combs has gone by so many names — Diddy, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puff and more — that even he admits it's confusing.
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There isn't a second that has gone by where I haven't regretted the course of events I took on January 17th/18th.
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"The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records," Trump said.
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" Chelsea objected, saying she was "opposed" to "fixing your face," and that "your face is basically gone by the end of it.
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If you take a few days to mull over a possible purchase, it may well be gone by the time you return.
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There's a single sculpture in Ilchi's show at Hemphill, a pile of rubble titled "Everything is far and long gone by" (2016).
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Three years have gone by since Paul Ravenscroft, an accountant from Olney, Md., saw his last Redskins game from his family's seats.
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A long and frustrating four years have gone by since she came forward to The Indianapolis Star with her accusations against Nassar.
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Many of the vibranium-laced weapons we see are pointedly from times gone by, forged in fires far removed from Shuri's lab.
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It is predicted that wheat yields will start declining by 2020 and may be completely gone by the end of our lifetimes.
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The challenge would be making it seem like thousands of years have gone by within the scope of a typical human lifetime.
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Radios crackled, and rescue teams reached for satellite phones, their cell networks deteriorating from fairly strong near Miami to gone by Islamorada.
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He also predicted that the virus would be gone by April, although the reported cases have only been accelerating across the globe.
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Our elderly ruling class, and the elderly voters who elect them, may be dead and gone by the time Miami is underwater.
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The Dow was up more than 212020 points at one point but the gains were gone by the time the close came.
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He said it did not bother him that 603 years had gone by without a horse unraced at 2 winning the Derby.
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Letter To the Editor: I was touched by "Learn a River's Name Before It's Gone," by Akiko Busch (Sunday Review, April 9).
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Though he was born Robert, for most of his life Mr. O'Rourke has gone by Beto, a common Spanish nickname for Roberto.
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"From the moment it happened to the moment I could put words on what happened three years had gone by," she said.
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Pick up Jack's new kindle book, Finding the Art, follow his new Podcast, or find him at his blog, Fights Gone By.
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Some hadn't experienced anything until they woke up at home thinking it was morning before realizing 48 hours had just gone by.
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This kind of thing might have been pretty big in days gone by, but people were still thinking about Rumi and Sir Carter.
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I think it's vital to explain why, even after decades have gone by, holding people accountable in this case matters a great deal.
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It's estimated that more than 104 million people visited Granddad in the decades gone by, as it was the aquarium's longest-living resident.
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Other stories tell of secret tunnels hidden within, used in centuries gone by for priests to travel to the nearby village of Ranwin.
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"There's not a minute that has gone by that I haven't thought about Joshua and his family," Cole told a Dallas television station.
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Cameron said in a statement Friday that he is likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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That $800 million was basically gone by July, though, Evergrande said earlier this month in a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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In years gone by, Chen would stay open until the wee hours, selling kangaroo skins and Australian wool to crowds of Chinese tourists.
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And I certainly hate the feeling of looking at the clock on my screen and realizing hours have gone by without me noticing.
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"If he had one- or two-second doubt about that, my girl could have been gone by then," the Lau family patriarch said.
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" He also opened up to Variety about his past controversies at the time, saying on its "Playback" podcast: "10 years have gone by.
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They said, 'OK, you can keep the party going till 3AM but everyone better be gone by then or there's gonna be trouble.
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But the bride-to-be decided to go with "Meghan" (which is the name she has always gone by) on the wedding invitations.
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An entire decade has passed since these events took place, and not a day has gone by where I haven't thought about it.
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The mid-century modern style is a nod to days gone by as this cloud based company's technology brings users into the future.
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In generations gone by, conductors and stage directors worked as a pair, often for a long time, and mutually agreed upon their hierarchy.
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It's just not been a time that (a) night has gone by without me getting some type of work done on my arm.
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The biggest headline from a busy weekend: Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE will be gone by the end of the year.
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Not a day has gone by since Clinton lost to Trump where folks on Twitter weren't re-litigating the 2016 Democratic primary election.
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When two weeks had gone by, I granted the unknown party or parties who might have found my wallet a one-week extension.
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Although early reports suggested that the flooding could be gone by Sunday, weather stations are only now seeing dryer weather on the horizon.
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Born Robert Francis O'Rourke in El Paso, he explained that Beto -- "BEH-toe" -- is a nickname that's he's gone by his entire life.
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Dinos might be dead and gone by the time of Primal's tribal wars, but big cats like this fella are a constant threat.
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And that's concerning because there's fear all the physical evidence of an attack might be gone by the time a team gets in.
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In years gone by, the British MMA fan base has been relatively small in size to that of boxing, but equally as rabid.
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The eShop also supports the Nintendo Virtual Console, where you can download pixel-perfect recreations of select games from Nintendo consoles gone by.
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I'm happiest when I'm barefoot in my kitchen and I can be there for hours and forget that any time has gone by.
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"I would grind on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday and wear myself out and all my good shots were gone by Thursday," he added.
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Kushner has told people that Kelly will be gone by the end of summer, according to a person who's spoken with him recently.
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"Christmas Tree Farm," released Thursday, comes with a shiny music video -- compiled from the Swift family's festive home movies from years gone by.
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On a typical day at Le Bon Café, along the Long Island Rail Road concourse, the bagels are nearly gone by 2550 a.m.
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The ladies would be gone by now, he supposed, so he texted two or three more, before jetting home, and invited them over.
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The science says that alcohol can play a role in memory recall depending on the amount and how much time has gone by.
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Now, I have about $5,000 left to pay off, and I&aposm determined to have it all gone by the end of 2020.
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David and I tried counseling, but, for me, any small bits of traction we gained each time were gone by the following day.
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"If I had gone by logic, I would never have been able to complete this project," he said, referring to the cancer hospital.
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In my time here, not a day has gone by without a story of a grisly shooting, or body parts left on doorsteps.
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Not a day has gone by since entering the White House where President Donald Trump has not featured front and centre in the press.
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Seven whole seasons have gone by since 21-year-old Sophie Turner took on her role of Sansa Stark on HBO's Game of Thrones.
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The drug in its illegal form has gone by street names, including China White, China Girl, and Dance Fever, according to the U.S. government.
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"As the years have gone by, I've learned more and more that family is the most important thing in the world, period," Sholler said.
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Any curium that might have been created during the early universe would be long gone by the time we got hold of a meteorite.
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It's actually instructive to look back at lists from years gone by to see just how dumb some of those acquisitions could have been.
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That's helped his overall efficiency creep up even while his shot-making from the back half of the paint has gone by the wayside.
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In place of the tribalism of days gone by – the age of Topman-clad lads watching Maximo Park, neon-coated girls waiting for Hadouken!
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RR signed a 12 month lease for the San Fernando Valley pad in July 2014, but the landlord says he was gone by September.
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That hope was gone by Tuesday amid the slew of fresh distractions provided by the President's allies and, on Twitter, by the President himself.
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But something happens as soon as I get back in the studio; I start draping and suddenly, four or five hours have gone by.
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But he was long gone by the time the open-top bus tours came around, mired in another doomed loan spell back in Egypt.
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Even though the experts will be gone by the end of the weekend, Mr. Cox added, they will keep an eye on the investigation.
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The Yankees have been to the playoffs, but the Yankees' brand is championships, and six full seasons have gone by since they won one.
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The lonely pathos of reminiscing about a life gone by is hard to put across when you look and sound as Ms. Lewis does.
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I figured I'd wait for the end, or until enough time had gone by that I could consume a few arcs at a time.
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Now, central bank governor Mar Gudmundsson told Reuters in an interview on Friday, the remaining restrictions could be gone by the end of 2017.
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Almost certainly, there is no man in the next room, and, if there were, he would be gone by the time anyone got there.
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So, Greg, it&aposs 22018 years and not a day has gone by that you have not thought about or talked about the Clintons.
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But a few years pass, and you don't hear from someone, then you see them again and it's like no time has gone by.
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When I got back I had no money, so I fell back into IT and before I knew it four years had gone by.
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"Once you get in, it's the sort of thing where you can really go for hours without realizing hours have gone by," she says.
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Fairly fearful of the strange new noise, which got louder throughout the day, Sylvia went to bed, hoping it would be gone by morning.
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I think like so many people I had presumed that people became more candid, more open, more modern as the centuries had gone by.
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My hope is that much of this bias will be gone by the time my daughter is talking to her 10-year-old child.
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The beer tastes the same but it's hard to say the same amount of love goes into making it as in days gone by.
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Levin reveals her as a scammer so protean that she had gone by at least eight different names by the time she was 22.
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This detail has been overlooked in chameleon literature gone by, largely because the smallest species of chameleon hadn't been included in those previous studies.
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In recent years, not a season has gone by in which a trickle of high-profile names did not quietly disappear from the schedule.
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Any efforts to win over Sanders voters appear to have gone by the wayside, too, as she continues to shellack him on the stump.
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"Decades have gone by and there hadn't been a measure of basic fairness, of basic justice that was brought to bear," Mr. Casey said.
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Several minutes have gone by and I've not once thought of how to build a bomb shelter in my small New York City apartment.
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And the last of dozens of career officials being transferred out of the White House may be gone by the end of the week.
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To hold a fossil is to clutch a fragment of prehistory, and "Fossils" explores what remains — personally, zoologically — of times and creatures gone by.
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For Ronnie Doyle, his decision was a copy of Earthbound, the 1994 SNES game which has become a cult favourite in the years gone by.
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And the days gone by, when I didn&apost know about it, we still -- we had kids, but it was nothing at this same level.
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This began as an uprising against tyranny, but has become an ugly war, and it has made both sides uglier as time has gone by.
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Roberts is quick to point out that these moves haven't escaped him as time has gone by and his focus has turned more towards basketball.
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There's comfort for the Pikes in the years gone by — before the walls of adulthood closed in, back when they still had their baby brother.
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It's so easy to hang out and smoke cigarettes and watch TV, I can go out for breakfast and suddenly two weeks have gone by.
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And though neutral hitters like Ms Henin have thrived in days gone by, for the last decade women's tennis has been a big-hitters' game.
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Under its terms, Bill Lucero, the principal at North Bend High School, must be gone by the start of the 2018-19 academic year begins.
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Under President Xi Jinping, plenty of old norms of Chinese politics have gone by the wayside, including the term limits on Mr Xi's own post.
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Like I said, I'm completely happy, and my baby is thriving, but the days have gone by so quickly and he's already almost 8 months.
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Remember, an entire summer has gone by between the season 1 finale, "You Get What You Need," and the events of the season 2 premiere.
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Dylan Dyke's parents received a letter ordering the ducks be gone by June 6, but have since vowed to fight for their son's service animals.
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For one, the investigation wasn't as far along as he believed it should have been, given all the time that had gone by, sources said.
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"Time has gone by to the point where they had to take a look at themselves and say, 'These guys weren't bad guys,'" Carlos said.
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Despite talk of having something done before the start of the season in March, five races have gone by and there is still no announcement.
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Fans have previously speculated that Kim is the "Kiki" named in Drake's popular song "In My Feelings," as she has long gone by that nickname.
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The doctors' quick actions had the clots gone by the next day — and Lauder isn't hesitating to credit her trusty Fitbit for saving her life.
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Thanks to my birth control pill I don't get cramps nearly as badly as I used to, but they are not gone by any means.
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But for Jay, the flight only takes half an hour, meaning that each time he refreshes the page—months, if not years—have gone by.
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"Now, you look down at your phone, you open Instagram, which then leads to an article and suddenly 40 minutes have gone by," Hughes says.
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More than a quarter of a century has gone by since Israel and the Palestinians signed a provisional peace deal on the White House lawn.
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On Thursday, Ms. Burwell said that her department had used most of that money, and that it would be gone by the end of August.
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He said two days' worth of production would fill up a five-car train, but already a week had gone by with aluminum piling up.
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Today, Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor physics exists as a living relic from a time gone by, and Hepburn says it should stay that way.
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Turns out they had all been very, very naughty, because two Christmases have now gone by and no album has been delivered to anyone's stocking.
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The 2016 Mets are a team of hair farmers, so it's a shame Cohen's days as a less-heralded member of Stillwater are gone by.
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A quarter of a century has gone by since that illuminating Christmas Day, and, surprisingly, the Tió has become the holiday custom I hold dearest.
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The culprits smashed a glass door, setting off an alarm, but the painting was gone by the time police officers arrived at the museum. 10.
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Uncle Pat is the most long-winded of the family raconteurs, with daily events inspiring detailed accounts of tediously similar happenings of years gone by.
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And Conforto is not going anywhere, although Bruce and Granderson, both of whom will most likely be free agents, may be gone by next season.
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Four-fifths of the forest cover that the country had when it became independent in 1960 was gone by 2010, according to the European Union.
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The program is called the Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program, but it has gone by the nickname "Top Gun" since long before the film.
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The clearance proceeded calmly, and the Jungle was gone by the end of the day, the containers remaining as a last vestige of the camp.
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To get around it, Cadillac requires that vehicles be brought in for maintenance for a few days if a lot of time has gone by.
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Risikio's open-mindedness bears out in her own music no more compellingly than on "Collar Bone," a crumpled and compressed inversion of raves gone by.
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Scientists predict that half of the world's coffee could be gone by 2050, wiped out, in part, by a fungus known as coffee leaf rust.
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Related: This Simulation Found Most Glaciers Near Mount Everest Could Be Gone By 25 The weekend on Mount Everest was divided between tragedy and triumph.
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He gave advice to the younger generation and laughed about years gone by with older members with whom he served during his 36 years representing Delaware.
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This kind of defection - an unthinkable prospect in years gone by - is now being considered across the country, even in symbolic heartlands like Nelson Mandela Bay.
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A week has gone by since four-year-old Maleah Davis was reported missing after she was allegedly abducted from her step-father's car in Houston.
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However SpaceX decided on the person for the job, Musk wanted everyone gone by March 31, residents said representatives from both JLL and SpaceX told them.
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Having previously gone by "Isabella Cruise," she's now introduced on the brand's website as "Bella Kidman Cruise," officially using her mother's last name in her monogram.
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Her friend went looking for her after 10 minutes had gone by, but was stopped from going downstairs into the kitchen by security, according to Sivan.
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Please, Aniston, I beg of you: Get us excited for your new show, and let us enjoy just the memories of NBC sitcoms gone by fondly.
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Almost two weeks have gone by since the president accused his predecessor, President Obama, of wiretapping the phones in Trump Tower during last year's election campaign.
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The notice of opposition contains numerous logos that have been used by Minogue in the decades gone by, pointing to her ownership of the domain www.kylie.
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The holiday season and the glimmer of a new year always invite reflection on the year gone by, and 2016 has brought much to reflect upon.
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Both starters were gone by the time the game was decided, but the anticipated duel between Syndergaard and the Marlins' Jose Fernandez lived up to expectations.
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Now an entire year has gone by, but it seems like those fans might finally get their wish — as long as Ocean doesn't change his mind.
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Actually, it has not gone by that name for nearly two hundred years, and officially adopted its current name, the Reformed Church in America, in 1867.
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As such, they became potent emblems of nostalgia, binding up (although they had no bindings) wistful longing for the beloved bibliographic companions of years gone by.
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Video games can be a huge time suck—it's easy to get caught up in a gaming session and suddenly realize six hours have gone by.
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They still look beautiful, but coral reefs are dying at staggering rates — experts project that 90 percent of the world's reefs will be gone by 2050.
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The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records, O.K., they're at a record level.
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"They had faces then," says Norma Desmond, the silent-film star burning out in "Sunset Boulevard," a tragic lament for a more gorgeous time gone by.
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As in days gone by, they offer the brave visitors who stay within them practically no amenities aside from shelter and a (non-working) fire pit.
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And though 15 years had gone by, I found myself expecting the mood to be as somber as those first weeks after the towers came down.
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But it was never clear how great this threat really was, and as years have gone by, many experts, including Dr. Fishman, have become less concerned.
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The city is now dotted with high-rises that fill the skyline, roads that are slowly being paved, and newly renovated monuments of eras gone by.
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But there is for sure a lot of freaking out, and the more time has gone by since Iowa, the freaking out has only gone up.
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His efforts to centralize lines of reporting — he made a point of asking Trump's own daughter Ivanka to report to him — have gone by the wayside.
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Since the Pact was introduced in 1997, not a year has gone by without at least one EU country's public finances overshooting one or other target.
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If more than 30 days have gone by since you deactivated your account, the company says you cannot reactivate because the account has been permanently deleted.
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The conclusions aren't perfect, and the more generations that have gone by, the more it all gets diluted and mixed, and harder and harder to interpret.
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LL: I think sort of Sundar and the CEOs of Google and Microsoft buried the hatchet and so that famous beef has gone by the wayside.
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HD remasters are typically offered with a heavy dose of nostalgia for days gone by, but for Age of Empires II those days never fully ended.
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No matter how much Australians have decried the use of blackface in the years gone by, somehow the practice manages to rear its ugly head on occasion.
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There's a wonderful Easter Egg—a series of them, actually—in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, that pay homage to a classic game of days gone by.
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Video Regardless, decorum was well gone by the time Trump made it to HC-5, a room in the bowels of the Capitol where Republicans usually huddle.
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You can trace the genealogy of American pop culture through costumes gone by — the year of Coneheads, of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, of Lady Gaga's meat dress.
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Four years of preparation had gone by, months of building the equipment, weeks of testing, days of assembling and retesting and an early morning of finalizing details.
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But only hours later, 250 people would find themselves with no job, no severance, and health insurance that would be gone by month's end — just nine days.
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And I don't know a week that has gone by in my 35-year career that I haven't dealt with harassment and gender inequality in some capacity.
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The years have gone by, efforts have been made, and I have to look at capabilities and not just what some people say they intend to do.
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We were in a gym and shooting, so it was a very similar situation to when we did the movie except all these years have gone by.
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He was gone for much of the time when he was alive, and then he departed life in 1960, and many years have gone by since then.
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Girls, which is entering its final season, will seek to bring us back to those glory days with an early-season sexcapade reminiscent of times gone by.
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Screenshot: MadmordaUnlike the low-effort PlayStation Classic, the NES Classic and SNES Classic are among the best attempts at reviving the lovable consoles from days gone by.
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If there was a Pantheon of Pop, one would imagine that it would have to be enormous to house all the marble statues of popstars gone by.
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In days gone by, coal, steel and coke production were the mainstays of the industrial revolution and the workers were a major part of the Democratic coalition.
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The best hope for Rio 2016 is that sufficient "herd immunity" will have occurred in the native population, due to infections already come and gone by August.
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But as the next holiday season approaches, there's hope that at least one of the problems with chip cards will be gone by this time next year.
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It's gone by different names over the millennia, of course: the Egyptians called it Ra, the Greeks called it Helios, and the Aztecs knew it as Tonatiuh.
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The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records, so OK, they're at a record level.
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Experts say the time to take action is now, and if nothing is done, this world wonder as we know it today could be gone by 22.
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In days gone by, my little cousin and I used to run downstairs and create elaborate meals out of plastic food, competing with the grown ups' meal.
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Scaramucci: Trump sees Bloomberg as threat Scaramucci: Trump will be gone by March 2020 MORE is an American entrepreneur, founder and co-managing partner of SkyBridge Capital.
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The Korean firm has used the event, which takes place in Barcelona and attracts over 100,000 attendees, to unveil its upcoming flagship phones in years gone by.
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Twenty years have gone by and I'm routinely confused for the janitor, despite the fact that I am the medical director and chairman for 100-plus doctors.
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Far from the back-channel diplomacy of years gone by, it was a scary time and another knock to the shiny apple used in our American pies.
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Although years have gone by since the damages of McCarthyism, when Kazan took the stage to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award, he was met with mixed reactions.
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To a mostly older crowd, the band rocketed through classics from a time gone by, replete with all the piano-bashing boogie-woogie energy of the 50s.
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And because I've always just gone by that one name, I've long been fascinated by people who have one or more additional monikers by which they're known.
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I decided to visit my half of the divide as part of my sweep—and just to feel the sweet ache of old days (mine) gone by.
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Whatever your reward is, you need to be disciplined and set limits, otherwise it's easy to get sucked into media, and suddenly, an hour has gone by.
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Tailoring is not dead, the chore coat reigns, and men's wear has entered a new golden age, says a group of insiders reviewing the year gone by.
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But perhaps over a dozen key lawmakers could be gone by the time a new president is sworn in January — including McCain and his hawkish ally Sen.
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"World Gone By," the elegiac 2015 novel that preceded this one, had a tragic grandeur that is never approached by this less credible, more action-oriented thriller.
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The new system has dominated coverage of the first four months of the season, where hardly a week has gone by without a major V.A.R.-induced controversy.
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"I kill with my heart," Elba says in voiceover, as we see him traversing a world now littered with the junk and rubble of a war gone by.
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Fans have also speculated that the KKW Beauty mogul is the "Kiki" named in Drake's popular song "In My Feelings," as she has long gone by that nickname.
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"The whole song is talking about time, and time gone by, and time you still wish you had, and those home videos are precious moments," McCreery tells PEOPLE.
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For decades, the Neural Information Processing Systems conference has gone by NIPS, which is both a disparaging slur for Japanese people and a sexualized slang for women's nipples.
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Timehop, the service that serves up social media posts from days and years gone by, was the victim of a data breach on July 4, the company said.
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Royal City's characters feel familiar to me, and their pining for days gone by is a relatable notion, even while some of their present-day hurdles feel forced.
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Scarcely a week's gone by since the proverbial crap hit the fan after Kylie and Kendall appropriated the images of dead musicians for a line of $125 shirts.
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"Farmers are facing enormous risks now, much more so than in years gone by," he said, noting price volatility had increased significantly partly due to global climate change.
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Nedfors: I've been doing this for a while now, and it's changed tremendously over the years, and it's all due to the fact that time has gone by.
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Over a decade has gone by since the former Friends star was married to Pitt, and Aniston herself has been married to Justin Theroux for over a year.
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Suddenly, three hours have gone by and all you've done is told some guy named Tedd that you studied English in college and accidentally super-liked your ex.
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Since moving to Idaho nine years ago – and getting fewer acting roles – "a certain amount of ego has gone by the wayside," says the three-time Emmy winner.
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But years have gone by and there is, perhaps, an argument that Starr, as much as anyone, has a sense of precisely how these things can go haywire.
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Every month, I would leave a stack of bills on the kitchen table before I went to work—which would be gone by the time I came home.
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In other words, depending on what MSCI does, more than a third of the stocks making up its frontier markets index today could be gone by next year.
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Much of the original's spirit is preserved in John Wick: Chapter 23—there are even more headshots in this one—but that modesty has gone by the wayside.
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BARELY more than a week has gone by since 37% of eligible British voters backed Brexit—52% of those who participated—but already the political landscape is transformed.
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Her real name is Elizabeth, but she has gone by Beanie (and its variants: Beansters, Green Bean) since a British baby nurse nicknamed her at four months old.
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Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve of France promised Friday that the camp will be gone by the end of this year, with migrants transferred to other parts of France.
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Our unfriendly driver was a Copt, and although he hadn't gone by the name of Girgis Egyptians don't always use the first name that appears on their I.D.s.
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Half a year has gone by, yet hundreds of thousands are still without power, many without access to potable water and without the security of a decent home.
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Cops were called to the scene regarding a fight between a man and a woman in an SUV -- but the two were gone by the time cops arrived.
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The record doesn't provide answers to that question, but instead spends most of its time lamenting time gone by and waxing nostalgic about memories both sweet and painful.
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The Jungle's official name is the East Duwamish Greenbelt, but it's gone by the nickname—derived from "hobo jungles"—for decades, possibly since the Depression era in 1930s.
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By the time the deal expires, nearly a quarter of his first term as president will have gone by, and he will not have enacted any spending changes.
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The fleeting stars from "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" or "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" grab our attention from the start, though they're long gone by the first page.
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The Voelkers sold 20 milk cows this year and the remaining 40 are expected to be gone by September, as the farm transitions to producing grain and crops.
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With tongue firmly planted in cheek, The Love Witch pays tribute to movies and pulpy novels from days gone by, and that is the source of its charm.
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Upstairs, Kim Jones, the new artistic director of the rechristened Dior Men (which until now has gone by the more Gallic Dior Homme), was readying his first collection.
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Mr. Cheffou was gone by the time the Special Forces team arrived at his camp, but hours later he was coordinating the fated ambush, according to the documents.
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"If I wanted to see every property in person, it might take days to arrange for travel there and the property would be gone by then," said Wooten.
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President Trump has suggested that the coronavirus outbreak will be gone by April because "the heat generally speaking kills this kind of virus," as reported by USA Today.
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Not a season has gone by since 2012 that Trout didn't lead the league in at least one major statistical category, be it runs, RBIs, slugging, or OBP.
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But to avoid the poles of despair and denial, it would help to have a frame of mind, a perspective with which to consider the year gone by.
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In our 2017 Year in Review, Times critics and editors weigh in on the best of the year gone by and size up the moments that mattered most.
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MacGuineas remembers in years gone by "scurrying around" to read through the budget as fast as possible so that she could answer a flurry of calls from reporters.
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As they hack and bludgeon each other in the revamped arena, we can reminisce about the good old days, and shed a tear thinking of times gone by.
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Pick up Jack's new kindle book, Finding the Art, or find him at his blog, Fights Gone By. See more of the Gian Galang's amazing art on his website.
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"The mainstream view among intelligence professionals is that every day and every year that has gone by has lessened the value and importance of the Snowden archives," Wizner said.
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He seems to believe they're actually better than ever: The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records.
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That's why this whole episode, with the "Healthy Holly" books, feels like a whirlwind -- we found out about her self-dealing in mid-March, she's gone by early May.
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In the months gone by, Maker has been courted by various colleges including Notre Dame, Arizona State and Kansas, albeit apparently to no avail in light of Sunday's announcement.
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He has been given colorful nicknames Unlike other secretaries of defense, who have gone by "Sir," or "Mister Secretary," Trump's pick for the position also answers to three nicknames.
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Only two weeks have gone by in the world of Insecure, but that's plenty of time for one to establish what is and isn't cool with a new roommate.
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"You might be really diligent about using that product for six months and now another six months have gone by and you've not used or touched it," Timmons says.
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There have been some fantastic examples of 404 error pages on political websites in the years gone by, but these are primed for the Australian political tragics out there.
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Scarcely a day has gone by in the past month without some new breaking news about powerful men in show business or politics indulging vulgar and often illegal appetites.
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In the forecast, NOAA said that while El Niño is still around for the moment, its days are numbered and it will probably be completely gone by this spring.
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Vermont: The Flavor Graveyard If you don't want to visit the actual Ben & Jerry's, you can always visit their "Flavor Graveyard," where they memorialize flavors gone by the wayside.
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There was velvet by the roll at Topman Design, cheap chic for fashion boys, but there it was, too, at Dunhill, proper suiters and booters of generations gone by.
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Half of the surviving U.S. newspapers will be gone by 2021, Nicco Mele, director of Harvard's Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy, tells the Wall Street Journal.
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But since two of its three current Democratic members will be gone by the end of President Obama's term, Trump will start off with a Republican-controlled FCC immediately.
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From the high-ranking Russo brothers to the supporting characters of standalone chapters gone by, it appeared as if every Marvel employee turned out for the series' big finale.
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How can we feel hope when our New Year's diets have already gone by the wayside, dumped in the lay-by of January like a truck driver's murder victim?
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Offering you a memory from days gone by every day so that you'll share it out once again can, I guess, be called "engagement," but it's pretty cheap swill.
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The President of the National Association of Immigration Judges, Judge Dana Leigh Marks, states that when so much time has gone by it becomes "a more time consuming job".
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However, three decades have gone by without a successful attempt to build any modern reactors, a fact that threatens the country's position as world's largest producer of nuclear power.
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Big-ticket legislative items like comprehensive immigration reform and tax code reform have gone by the wayside, mired in partisan arguments that Obama has shown little ability to mitigate.
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Over dinner, they told each other of the adventures they'd each had before they met, the other names they'd gone by, and rumors of other great heroes like them.
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We called the dealer again and asked him for another half, and he must have been surprised because barely 30 mins had gone by since we last saw him.
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However, Snoop is uniquely suited to host Planet Earth because he's gone by both Dogg and Lion, which is two more animals than most people have been associated with.
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But as time has gone by, the indignities have continued, one after another, the most spectacular play in the NBA thundering down on Steph's mind and soul and psyche.
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That's why every liberal who abandons liberalism to join the right—from the Irving Kristol neocons of days gone by, to David Mamet and Donald Trump—is joyously embraced.
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Sure there are oxygen bars and places where you drink out of test tubes, but watering holes inspired by television characters of years gone by are today's real winners.
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He says generating that childhood yearning for products is a balancing act for advertisers, who need to be careful not to over-promise an experience from years gone by.
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Moving in at Weymouth Street, Etheridge thought of leaving Forrester and Bright, of leaving London, too, but when a few weeks had gone by Weymouth Street seemed far enough.
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It's arguably a vast improvement on the uniforms in years gone by, which were marked by shrouds of controversy and debate over the fact that they were, well, ugly.
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"Too many of the old ways have gone by the wayside, but the trend now under Xi Jinping has been to restore Chinese traditions," said the chef Chen Baiming.
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Like the hundreds of pub cover bands that have mimicked American acts in the years gone by, Down-N-Out is a heartfelt Australian tribute to a Californian classic.
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If these places stay open for long enough, untouched by gentrification, they become a tapestry of years and benders gone by, a three-dimensional portal into countless wild nights.
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Since buying his first stock at age 11, "75 years have gone by and I've never known what the market is going to do the next day," Buffett says.
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The problem is voters aren't as credulous as children gathered around a fireplace—and they're looking for a compelling leader, not someone who talks wistfully about days gone by.
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It makes the usual "Happy Sunday!" shtick feels glib and disrespectful, so how about this: Seven days have gone by, some neat tech stuff happened, here are some examples.
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Sarachan may be gone by then, replaced by a permanent coach, but the team will try to continue to progress whether he is along for the trip or not.
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"Time Regained" had its theatrical opening at the recently closed Lincoln Plaza Cinema; it may move some who see it again with an additional sense of time gone by.
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Roger Ailes, a co-founder of Fox News who made a fortune creating a safe space for Americans longing for times gone by, died at the age of 77.
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And the portraits' painter, said to have gone by the name Graves, has been in one for more than a century, so he (or she) is of little help.
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" Meanwhile Trump was regaling his Battle Creek audience with tales of the glories of dishwashers gone by, saying today's machines don't measure up: "Now you press it 12 times.
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The main dining room was, and remains, a sight to behold: Dim, enchanting light curiously illuminates an art nouveau façade, the walls punctuated by colorful posters from decades gone by.
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Before it started to take its "political drama" descriptor so seriously, Scandal could very well have gone by the name of another Shonda Rhimes drama, How to Get Away Murder.
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Having said this, by way of reporting the news, I am here to inform you that the way you eat pineapples is a flawed relic of a time gone by.
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I only saw her for one second and she didn't see me at all — but I'll bet a month hasn't gone by since that I haven't thought of that girl.
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"I have missed you all desperately, and a day hasn't gone by when I haven't been looking at all your comments & dreaming of singing with you all again," he continued.
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They fail for a variety of reasons: sometimes so much time has gone by since the show's original era that its dynamic or characters seem quaint and out of place.
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In the midst of putting a hold on expanding their family, the couple, who reside in Nashville, is in awe of how much time has gone by parenting their kids.
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Forty years has gone by since Jamie Lee Curtis screamed her way to horror immortality in director John Carpenter's classic shocker — and her return to the universe is even scarier.
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In the midst of putting a hold on expanding their family, the couple, who reside in Nashville, is in awe of how much time has gone by parenting their kids.
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Okjökull will certainly not be the last glacier to be lost to climate change, as scientists believe that the 400-plus glaciers in Iceland will all be gone by 2200.
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Hardly a day has gone by in the past week in which another major figure in media, politics, or entertainment has not become the subject of a sexual harassment scandal.
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Trump ran on the promise of restoration, a nostalgia for a time gone by, and the sense that America, particularly white America, is losing and has been for many years.
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Children in years gone by might have stolen money from parents' wallets or purses on the odd occasion, but it'll be much easier if Alexa can do the dirty work.
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Montgomery County Police sent officers to the hotel that the man had checked into on Facebook in Silver Spring, Maryland, but the man was gone by the time officers arrived.
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It's worth noting that Owens has booked acting roles and taught in the years gone by, but as he admitted on Good Morning America last week, sometimes that's not enough.
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Beckham shared a well-received video of his 11-year-old son, Cruz Beckham, singing "Cups" from Pitch Perfect, which is originally known as "When I'm Gone" by The Carpenters.
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LONDON — You wake up from a vivid dream, but find it's gone by daylight; you see something beautiful or surprising in the morning, but can't describe it fully by afternoon.
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Nevertheless, they were all gone by the time the lunch bell rang, much to the disappointment of the school's budding symbology enthusiasts (and me—I was on library duty. Boo).
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But every time he saw a dog he liked on an online database of lost or abandoned pets, it would be gone by the time he got to the shelter.
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As the days have gone by and Frank's collection of wood has depleted, some "mysterious"—by which we mean, relatively unknown—pieces of music have been playing in the background.
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Notebook I've always kept a diary — I started when I was 10 and no one's read it except for me — but, as time has gone by, just much more sporadically.
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Australia would lose more sandy shoreline than any other country, with up to 9,227 miles (14,25 km) projected to be gone by 2530, about half its current total sandy coastline.
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Magness was gone by the summer of 26, mere months before two of Salazar's runners, Farah and Rupp, won gold and silver in the 22017,2800 meters at the London Olympics.
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The suits were long gone by the time Mr. Mcleod started high school; he had traded them for Air Jordans and was more interested in girls than going to class.
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Don't look too deeply into the listings just yet — after all, most of them will probably be gone by the time you move (unless you're already down to the wire).
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Since buying his first stock, 77 years have gone by and, in all those years, "I've never known what the market is going to do the next day," Buffett said.
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Since buying his first stock, 76 years have gone by, and in all those years, "I've never known what the market is going to do the next day," Buffett says.
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The Russians, the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III and his agents, desperate men flipped and singing to save their souls — all may soon be gone, by President Trump's design.
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Despite my one friend's insistence that, surely, this was a fly-by-night fad that would be gone by next week, the cafe has been doing a brisk business since 2012.
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But as the years have gone by, we have largely managed to adapt to the dangers of our own advancement — nuclear weapons, bioengineering, cyberwarfare and the Juicero to name a few.
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Buzz60 tells us the snow doesn't usually stick around for too long, so hopefully it will be gone by the time you start getting truly desperate for your warm-weather getaway.
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We both know that when it works, 20 minutes can go by, and you'll be like, My God, 20 minutes have gone by, and I wasn't thinking about tonight or tomorrow.
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By observing whether the mice knew which hole to go to, the researchers could figure out whether the animals could tell if more or less than 1.5 seconds had gone by.
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Just five months have gone by since her early conditional release was granted, after she got her sentence reduced to 22 years on appeal, dropping one of the charges against her.
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It was an amazing throwback to days gone by, and I can see all those longtime holdouts still using original Nokias from a decade ago being tempted by this $349 upgrade.
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Mourners also left to the strains of "When You Are Gone" by the Cranberries — which, in a touching tribute, was played by all the independent radio stations in Ireland at midday.
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Paine said he hopes Steps to Recovery will soon acknowledge the breach and take steps to promptly notify its patients, though he added that roughly a month had already gone by.
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"The whole song is talking about time, and time gone by, and time you still wish you had, and those home videos are precious moments," McCreery told PEOPLE at the time.
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From Evil Patrick to Angry American Chopper, the image macros we share today are telling us much more about ourselves and our world than lol catz did in days gone by.
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The Orange Is the New Black actress, 37, opened up about her pregnancy during an appearance on Live with Kelly and Ryan in June, admitting that it has gone by quickly.
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Blancmange has gone by muhallibiyya, isfidhabaj, blancmange, blancmanger, blancmengier, blanc manger, blanched manchet, blank maunger, blomanger, manjar blanch, manjar braquo, manjar blanco, Whitpot, bramangere, blamensir, albus cibus, cibaria alba, esus albabus.
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In looking at these snapshots, two impulses bubble to the surface: the need to mourn a golden era gone by and the fierce desire to immortalize it in our own mythology.
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The Times learned that Mr. Tung might have gone by an Anglicized first name and provided the museum with the phone number of someone in Queens whom he may have known.
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Very few days have gone by in the last 10 years when I haven't gotten an email, online comment or tweet calling me a bitch or making a violent sexual threat.
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The U.S. Postal Service could be gone by June unless Congress immediately delivers billions of dollars to counteract the impact of the coronavirus crisis, a House committee chairwoman warned Monday night.
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Mr. Ullyot told the staff member, Jonathan Towers, that Dr. Shulkin would be gone by the weekend and asked if House Republicans would advocate the secretary's removal, the Republican aide said.
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She turns out to have been a scammer of historic proportions, a woman so protean that she had gone by at least eight different names by the time she was 22.
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Scientists warn that global warming remains the greatest threat to the reef, and if sweeping measures aren't taken to protect this massive marine ecosystem, the reef could be gone by 2050.
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It's the jangley guitars, the effects on Brad Oberhofer's voice, the delightful quiver-quaver of his delivery, and the sprightly bounce of this melody—they all smack of days gone by.
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But Mr. Trump thought Mr. Manafort was not tough enough, and he was gone by the fall, replaced by Stephen K. Bannon, who was much more of a raw-rage outsider.
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Days gone by are seldom an issue, but how to interpret major missteps that might prompt a person to lose faith in himself is a challenge that shapes who we are.
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"Auld Lang Syne" -- which roughly translates to "times gone by"-- was written by Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1788 and is thought to have been based on a Scottish folk song.
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" Trump responded by arguing that climate change is cyclical, but added, "The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but they're setting records, OK?
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Hardly a week has gone by since special counsel Robert Mueller began his investigation into the Trump campaign's possible connections to Russia without some tantalizing tidbit trickling out and making headlines.
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In the first episode of the Fights Gone By Podcast we discussed the measures that a smaller man can use to eliminate a range (a product of height and reach) disadvantage.
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The order page was gone by April Fools' Day itself, but the grocer has continued to draw scorn on its Facebook page from offended folk, despite its blog post later explaining itself.
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First and foremost, the Good American founder says their relationship began with a blind date, and it wasn't until a few dates had gone by that he revealed his ex was pregnant.
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In times gone by you would need to authorize "unknown" apps (not from the Play Store) in Settings, but modern versions of Android ask for authorization on an app-by-app basis.
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Wall Street's threat to move to foreign trading venues is one of the reasons a federal financial transaction tax, imposed for much of the 20th century, was gone by the mid-1960s.
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She may have numerous roles under her belt, but when McAdams was asked if a "day has gone by" that didn't include her thinking about the cult classic, her response was surprising.
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My husband realized earlier this year that several days had gone by without him having any coffee at all, and he was feeling pretty good, so we decided to make the switch.
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Combs, 48, who has gone by the names Puffy, Diddy and Puff Daddy, made headlines over the weekend by announcing on Instagram that he would answer only to the name Brother Love.
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Not only would you have to miss work, it would probably take three weeks to get an appointment anyway, and it's going to be gone by then—so you just don't go.
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August was long gone by the time cops showed up, but law enforcement sources say cops determined the singer did NOT point the gun at the group or make any verbal threats.
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Those reefs were long gone by the time Hurricane Sandy ripped through the state in 2012, and experts have suggested the lack of oyster reefs and other natural barriers exacerbated the damage.
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From his penchant for 1980s power ties to the signature "Make America Great Again" hat, Trump knows he can capture his audience's imagination by appealing to their memories of times gone by.
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While boutique tattoo shops are all the rage today, Fineline stands out for being a "throwback to to the old school, no-nonsense street shops of days gone by," according to Mehai.
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In fact, he has gone by Beto since long before he entered politics, as he showed by tweeting a photo of himself as a young child with "BETO" stitched on his sweater.
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One can even hear echoes in Donald Trump's recent speech to the United Nations: His long digression on the evils of socialism seems drawn from the heated rhetoric of ads gone by.
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Friends and associates of Ms. Yang — who left China's frigid northeast two decades ago and has also gone by Yang Li and Yang Lijuan — said she had spent a lifetime chasing opportunities.
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According to a study published this week in the journal Nature Climate Change, half the world's sandy beaches will likely be gone by the end of the century, due to global warming.
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Putting the minimum $1,400 a month towards my student loans means they will be gone by 2025, and we would pay about $203,000 more in interest than we would with option #1.
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"All the masks that we restocked in the morning were gone by the afternoon," a salesperson at a Walgreens pharmacy located near the Hudson Yards of New York City told CNN Business.
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If the socially acceptable padding of a few days has gone by when you make this ask, giving them a firm deadline a few days out is a nice thing to do.
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Below are some of the exhibitions that resonated with our writers as the months have gone by, from group shows illuminating California art history to thoughtful retrospectives of local and international artists.
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The signs at the junction had been clear, but since then long stretches had gone by without any of the superfluous reassurance that I'd grown used to and now seemed to require.
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Once a thing to enjoy, then nothing more than a sad piece of eggy trash and a reminder of better days to have gone by, a cling-filmed and dried out memory.
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In days gone by — the days of slick, quick Wimbledon grass — a middle-ranked groundstroker like Pella would have had little chance of posting back-to-back wins over such aggressive players.
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In days gone by — the days of slick, quick Wimbledon grass — a middle-ranked groundstroker like Pella would have had little chance of posting back-to-back wins over such aggressive players.
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Their son had recently moved to Australia, they'd said during one of the early consults, and he'd gone by Global Metro, and so Endor knew, at the very least, they weren't luddites.
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The average Russian income is down to $450 per month and the government's cash reserves, depleted by the high cost of war, are expected to be gone by the end of next year.
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"There hasn't been probably a week that has gone by in which I haven't examined some of the underlying premises around how we are dealing with this situation in Syria," Obama told Tapper.
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A double tap will bring up the Assistant's visual snapshot feature that provides you with contextual information about your day and location (similar to the sorely missed Google Now of days gone by).
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As the episode's title suggests, soon enough – after a little training from Barry Allen – Ralph will very likely assume the moniker he's gone by in the comics for 57 years: the Elongated Man.
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Reminiscing of times gone by We know Trump is something of a size-obsessed individual and a military parade gives him the chance to whip out his ballistics for the world to see.
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I have not done my research on all of the top quarterback prospects yet, but most mock drafts point to Cal's Jared Goff and Memphis's Paxton Lynch being long gone by that point.
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Related: How Kenyans are using tech to stop election fraud 'Diversity is our strength' In elections gone by, I recall some politicians whipping up anti-Asian sentiment in the country to get votes.
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And our pre-existing condition — which from time to time has gone by other names (the Know-Nothings, the "American" Party, and yes, sometimes even the Democrats), never quite seems to go away.
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Surry said Thursday that the ECB request wanted 27 billion euros gone by the 31st of December and this was a "rush and a push" that proved too much for the Italian bank.
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The fisherman is gone by the time I cross the bridge, but I catch sight of what he may have been after: an enormous grass carp, cruising lazily through the emerald-green water.
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This project has gone by various names: Stephen Bannon, the campaign chief, called it the "deconstruction of the administrative state"—the undoing of regulations, pacts, and taxes that he believed constrain American power.
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But more of that on Monday when we talk about Jon Jones versus Daniel Cormier... Pick up Jack's new kindle book, Finding the Art, or find him at his blog, Fights Gone By.
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To do that, however, those colleagues needed entirely new accounts — on top of the annuities in their original accounts, which came with penalties if you sold them before several years had gone by.
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Say we brought back sky-darkening flocks of passenger pigeons, extinct since 1914: Would we need to revive the American chestnut trees (gone by way of an invasive fungus) that provided their food?
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Talented writers who are no longer in the forefront, even if it is of their own doing, are like clothes that have gone out of fashion, invoking faint memories of times gone by.
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The California Democrat's fundraising operation has tailed off slightly as the year has gone by: She raised $12 million in the first quarter, then followed it with $11.8 million in the second quarter.
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But as time has gone by, he has hired better people and has shifted power within the White House to those who are trying to at least build a normal decision-making process.
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The jerk or the mean girl sometimes overstays his or her welcome, kept on by producers who know that drama means ratings, but they'd always be gone by the week of hometown dates.
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Kayleen Schaefer, author of "Text me When You Get Home: The Evolution and Triumph of Modern Female Friendship," suggests being upfront with why you're reaching out after so much time has gone by.
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While out for a walk, Murphy discovers what she believes to be Tyson's body, but the police doubt her story; for one thing, the body is gone by the time the police arrive.
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But with this amount of time that's gone by, I assume that the city has expensed many sums with the most extreme and acute problems that come about as a result of it.
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"I think both men's and women's games have gotten more physical as the years have gone by," said Todd Martin, a former two-time Grand Slam finalist and world No. 4 in the 1990s.
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Now more than three years in — the pair officially announced their relationship in late 2015 — Stefani, 49, is marveling at how quickly time has gone by with the country star, 42, by her side.
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Meng, who also has gone by the English names Cathy and Sabrina, served on the board of Skycom between February 2008 and April 2009, according to Skycom records filed with Hong Kong's Companies Registry.
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And yet if two minutes had gone by or three or four or if the cops chickened out the way they did down in Parkland high school it would have been far worse massacre.
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Most of the food was gone by the time I got there, but I was able to make a small plate of vegetables in the style of Bali and I was so blown away.
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But by this February, when Trump signed his fourth space policy directive, the idea of a completely separate branch had gone by the wayside, leaving the envisioned Space Force nestled inside the Air Force.
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Go deeper: #MeToo gets results: 75% of officials accused will be gone by 2019 Chair of California Democratic Party accused of sexual misconduct Congress has paid $17 million in sexual misconduct and discrimination settlements
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He claimed the footage was not only shown to domestic audiences but also broadcast on China's international news channel, which is available in Britain (since 303 it has gone by the name of CGTN).
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The place has retained much of the same décor from those socialist days gone by which lends it special charm—even with all the Tito portraits intently staring down at you from the walls.
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It might feel like a decade has gone by since January, but this year is just getting started — and, when viewed through a spiritual lense, we still stand to learn a lot from 2018.
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A week of dovish fireworks out of the central banking community has just gone by with most of the world's leading central banks now guiding towards easing in light of downside risks to growth.
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But we do believe that we have tried to be cooperative with them and made progress as the months have gone by, and in fact have had some good relationships with members of Congress.
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The mountaintop and what occurs there has played a central role in the mythologies of civilizations gone by, and these stories speak volumes about how the people telling them interpreted the world around them.
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Leathers, then a 23-year-old college student, had come forward, at first anonymously, with details about her online relationship with the disgraced former congressman, who had gone by the screen name Carlos Danger.
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Because Earth and other nearby planets are thought to have formed 4.5 billion years ago, any iron-60 that formed during the first years of the Solar System would be long gone by now.
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Citing law enforcement sources, the outlet reported that Offset was gone by the time police responded to the shooting, and that the police have not spoken to him yet as they continue their investigation.
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More than a half century has gone by and nine more presidents have sat in the Oval Office and there hasn't been a federal law passed to significantly improve our nation's mental health system.
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Besides the briefest of snippets in early 20193, there hasn't been a lick of new gameplay footage since October 2015, and multiple E3s (and Paris Games Weeks) have gone by without a meaningful updates.
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One last thing to keep in mind when booking through any OTA — even the big ones — is the extremely unlikely possibility that a fare will be gone by the time you make your purchase.
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As with most methods to make millions from nowhere, the chance to actually make something from nothing isn't gone by the time average people get on board—it was never there to begin with.
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Barely two minutes had gone by when he brought Duke fans in attendance to their feet, intercepting a Syracuse pass and taking it all the way to the other end for a thunderous dunk.
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The leader of The Base, who has gone by the aliases Norman Spear and Roman Wolf, was recently reported by the Guardian to be a 46-year-old New Jersey native named Rinaldo Nazzaro.
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Dressed in navy sport coats, orange and blue bow ties for the university, crisp white button-downs and khaki pants, the group retains a visually pleasing and classic style of an era gone by.
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Still, it was hard not to wonder: If women ruled the world, wouldn't they deserve clothes that redefined them entirely, instead of making them look like slightly more modern versions of deities gone by?
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If you're interested in digging deeper into your genes or know someone who is, you'll want to jump on these bargains ASAP — they might just be gone by the time Cyber Weekend is over.
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One likely beneficiary is a company that most assumed would be long gone by now, consumed by the retail holocaust that has seen so many once-proud chains go the way of Chapter 11.
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"Having to sit for more than half an hour or an hour doing one thing — that's gone by the wayside, and that concerns me as an educator and as a parent," she told me.
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Hardly a day has gone by without some news regarding the producer's rehab treatment, a new allegation or investigation against him or other executives, or people commenting on the scandal in rage-inducing ways.
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But where it was Greece in years gone by, the worry in financial markets now is that any break up of the euro zone will have its roots in one of the region's big countries.
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David Cameron announced his resignation as prime minister of the U.K. Friday morning London time, saying in a statement he is likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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Her eponymous makeup brand, Kylie Cosmetics, debuted its first Lip Kit back in 2015, and hardly a week has gone by without a new release since — each one somehow more hyped-up than the last.
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Almost a week has gone by since Donald Trump became the U.S.' next president and since then, countries around the world have been worrying over what a new force in the White House might mean.
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Two thirds of wildlife may be gone by 2020 35-year limit on deal Not everyone is completely happy with the deal however -- Johnson told CNN the Ross Sea deal would expire in 35 years.
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They all loaded in a good 30-45 seconds before I did, long enough that the quest was well underway (and they were long gone) by the time my avatar appeared in the game world.
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His pleas about supporting his family and potentially losing his house have an urgency there that's gone by the time the movie catches up with him eight years later, but he's still trotting them out.
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Starbucks announced Thursday that it will close all of its 379 Teavana stores, and most will be gone by spring 2018, making the tea shop the latest victim of the collapse of mall-based retailing.
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The Dicks, Meat Joy, Culturecide and the Big Boys were gone by the time I was going to shows, but many of them became friends and they were very supportive of Knife in the Water.
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Still, throughout the period of Cobb's representation — and, more importantly, thereafter — hardly a week has gone by without the president "defending" himself publicly, arguing that he is the victim of those out to "get" him.
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Because yes, I may be gone by first of November, but there will be a new one and there will be a team and a second team and a third team and a fourth team.
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Predicting the winner of a soccer World Cup isn't an exact science, with polar bears, meerkats and perhaps most famous of all, Paul the Octopus all making their picks for winners in years gone by.
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What Promontory has become is the new Fannie Mae, in the sense that like Fannie Mae in days gone by, former regulators and political operatives could always find comfort and lucre within its brick walls.
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I observe him now, a lanky frame hovering over small bits of cardboard, and I marvel at the years gone by since his chubby fingers fit together pieces of dinosaurs on our living room rug.
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"As the years have gone by with the transport system, I started seeing so many unsocialized dogs that were aggressive or scared of their own shadows," said Kelley Bollen, an animal behaviorist in Reno, Nev.
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"Right now, we're down to a couple hundred bottles, which will probably be gone by midmorning tomorrow," Jack Baker, an owner of the distillery with his brothers David and Peter Baker, said on Thursday night.
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Yet for all extravagance of Mr. Browne's vision and the modesty of Ms. Bode's, what was most notable for Mr. Pask in the year gone by was the humblest of utilitarian garments: the chore coat.
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"Jeb" was as sweet a name as he'd ever gone by, and still it had an ugly, rubbery ring to it, like a name for dishwashing detergent or soap used to mop prison floors. Jeb.
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Budda Baker, Safety, Washington His actual name is Bishard, but he has gone by Budda since birth, and the former Washington State 100-meter champion has game-changing speed in the middle of the field.
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Global oil markets are far more dependent on the U.S. Gulf Coast than in years gone by and the weather front currently disrupting the Houston area is rattling the price of both WTI and Brent.
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Since the election, hardly a week's gone by without Facebook announcing some new initiative, rolling out a new tool to combat fake news, or having a sit-down with a group of publishers of local media.
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The final episode of Hotel, called "Be Our Guest," is a love letter to the season gone by, primarily built around the new caretakers of the Hotel Cortez: Liz Taylor and her bespectacled vampire accomplice Iris.
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"I still don't understand how this happened to her so fast — she went from feeling a little sick on Sunday to going to urgent care on Monday and then being gone by Tuesday afternoon," Gonzales said.
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"Sometimes I have patients who say, 'I want every single spot gone and I want it gone by this week or I want it gone tomorrow,' because that's what this filtered photograph gave them," Vashi said.
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"I knew when I got assigned it that it was a very low statistical likelihood that we&aposd solve it, especially after that amount of time had gone by," Hinkle said at a news conference Thursday.
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Her parents had joined her for the first 10 days of her trip but were gone by the time that Stasio welcomed her daughter in September, police said during a press conference according to the outlet.
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"If I had only gone by his music and videos, I might've been more nervous because I may have imagined this man who rides dragons at night and is surrounded by Oompa Loompas," he says laughing.
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It's hard to believe five years have gone by since Universal Pictures tried to put Tower Heist into the homes of Comcast subscribers a few weeks after it came out in theaters for a premium price.
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Its reasonable price and easy-to-use design make it a great choice if you just gotta have the classic, 1:1 aspect ratio, Polaroid-style shots you remember from days gone by (and from Instagram).
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I once saw a man on a hill in the distance, and he was carrying a stick and so I walked over to him, but he'd long gone by the time I'd stewed up a broth.
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"Its fate will be shared by all of Iceland's glaciers unless we act now to radically curtail greenhouse gas emissions," Boyer said of Ok.Some scientists predict that all of Iceland's glaciers could be gone by 2200.
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Nick wastes no time reminding us all he's the original swag man ... and we gotta say he's right ... dude's gone by the nickname "Swaggy P" for the last couple of years, it's kinda been his thing.
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When it comes to that interest in pagan lore and days gone by, do you ever make an effort to seek places like burial mounds, cemeteries, or other physical manifestations of the past and that world?
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" Growing up in a violent Neapolitan neighborhood, Lila and Lenù weren't afforded much childhood innocence, but any they had is definitely gone by the end of the sixth episode of HBO's adaptation of "My Brilliant Friend.
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Indeed, about 21 percent of businesses fail the first year, more than 50 percent by the fifth year, and 67 percent are gone by the 10th year, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Half of the herd was gone before this winter, and I think half of the rest will be gone by the end of the season, said Johnson, the veterinarian, citing conversations with clients from across China.
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The naïve corporate defense attorney we meet at the book's start is gone by the end, and he seems no longer surprised when he realizes that regulators, including the Environmental Protection Agency, are in DuPont's pocket.
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"Recently, a complex low-pressure system moved over southeast Australia, and tapped into this moisture source to result in the severe storm activity that we saw in Melbourne and Canberra in days gone by," said Eadie.
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At that point, the governor signaled to state officials that the rocky relationship had reached its end point and that he expected Mr. Byford to be gone by the first quarter of 2020, the officials said.
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In December 2015, weeks after Ryan became Speaker, Bannon wrote in an internal Breitbart email obtained by The Hill that the "long game" for his news site was for Ryan to be "gone" by the spring.
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For many in Oakland, Sunday's barbecue was a reminder of days gone by, when the city hosted the Festival at the Lake in the 1980s and 1990s for a celebration of Oakland arts, music and culture.
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The new plays in the 2018 lineup — and the new playwrights we'll want to keep an eye on — are "Tin Cat Shoes," by Trish Harnetiaux; "Wilder Gone," by Angela Hanks; and "Plano," by Will Arbery. clubbedthumb.
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Nine years have gone by, but Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker are still ensuring that they fulfill the Christmas wishes that are made in the letters addressed to Santa Claus, which they continue to mistakenly receive.
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Not a single day has gone by since 1984 that Hunter's words haven't been a part of my world; I've heard Jerry, Bob and others sing his words literally every day for the past 35 years.
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Samuel, whose full name is Samuel Kim Arredondo and has also gone by the nickname "Punch," appeared in his dad's car dealership commercials as a child and went on to perform as part of the duo 1Punch.
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And they see in Mr. O'Rourke — an Irish-American congressman who is fluent in Spanish and has gone by Beto, a Spanish nickname of Roberto, since childhood — a model of the future of the Texas Democratic Party.
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LONDON — I feel like I should make one thing clear up front: I love Pokémon Go. Since I first downloaded the game last July, I don't think a day's gone by without me opening up the app.
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The report claims 58% declines in certain vertebrate animal populations since 1970 and says that if trends continue, then two-thirds of all of these individual birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles and mammals will be gone by 2020.
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While Maria is a badass pilot in the movie, Monica is the known alias of a Marvel hero who has also gone by the name Captain Marvel in addition to using the aliases Pulsar, Spectrum, and Photon.
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There are occasions throughout the year when we feel her death more than usual: holidays, her birthday, and the anniversary of her death, when we are forced to accept that another year has gone by without her.
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" The Trump administration, Sessions said, had "placed trust" in federal prosecutors that had gone by the wayside under the Obama administration, and had "invested in new resources and put in place smarter policies based on sound research.
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He panicked and spent the next year fighting back, flabbergasted that so much time had gone by without any of the three servicers telling him that anything was wrong when he had quite specifically and repeatedly inquired.
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"If it weren't for the determination of the community and a seat at City Hall, Chinatown would have been long gone by now," said Aaron Peskin, a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors representing Chinatown.
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The volcanoes did "cause a warming event," but its effect had gone by the time extinction happened, said Michael Henehan, a former researcher at Yale who is now based at the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences.
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Most are gone by now, but Amazon has since one-upped them: You can take $300 off the 2019 13-inch MacBook Pro (i5, 133 GB) or $300 off the 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro (i9, 1TB).
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Reynolds gives in to love and the guidance and presence of another; he succumbs to inspiration and to illness, just as we give in to the coldness of winter and the sadness of another year gone by.
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In years gone by, he may have said Allan Donald, or Dale Steyn, but things are changing, and the next generation of hopefuls now have a more diverse cast to call upon in their field of dreams.
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That 20 years have gone by and we still do not agree what this novel means, or what exactly it was trying to say, despite saying (seemingly) everything about everything, is yet another perfect analogy for the Internet.
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If Jonathan Safran Foer went by Johnny Foer, if Isaac Bashevis Singer had gone by Izzy Singer, if Doris Kearns Goodwin were known as Dotty Goodwin, their reputations would be less even if their work were the same.
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The ever-increasing presence of knowledge workers (people who know more about what they are doing than their boss does) presents challenges to modern-day leaders that their counterparts in years gone by were not called to address.
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Pepper's Superhero History In Marvel Comics Throughout her entire run in the comic books, ever since she was first introduced in Tales of Suspense #45 back in 1963, Pepper has gone by a lot of different superhero aliases.
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"You know, it's been so long like I feel like enough time has gone by...I think enough mutual friends have been like, everybody kind of forgave everybody for what went down," Kunis explained, without actually explaining anything.
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As 2018 draws to a close and we look back on the year gone by, one thing that sticks out is how many millions changed hands as celebrities bought, sold, and in some cases, even rented out property.
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His son, whose full name is Samuel Kim Arredondo and has also gone by the nickname "Punch," appeared in his dad's car dealership commercials as a child and went on to perform as part of the duo 1Punch.
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Other members of leadership almost toyed with reporters who sought clarity, noting that, technically speaking, leadership wouldn't have to decide on what bill to vote on until 20 hours of debate on the Senate floor had gone by.
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Having your own catalog also makes it easier to rediscover hidden gems from times gone by, something that's far less likely to happen if you're always queueing up new music on Deezer or Google Play Music or whatever.
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Those politics have aged better than those of many of Metro's contemporaries, because in this wounded society's romantic regret for a half-remembered, half-imagined world gone by, Metro sees the seeds of political reaction and racial apocalypticism.
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I've got a little scoop for you, Outlander fans: Don't expect Claire or Jamie to look like they've aged much in season 3, even though 20 years will have gone by since the lovers last saw each other.
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"I think in years gone by, when things like Hollywood [waxes] weren't in fashion, people didn't notice their labia so much because a lot of hair grows there," says Amanda Tozer, a consultant gynecologist at the London Clinic.
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Yet some opposition radicals acknowledge wanting him gone by any means, there was violence on both sides during the 2014 protests and one young leader, now in detention, was caught on video apparently discussing bomb and assassination plots.
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Chuck called Jack Cassidy, and Jack talked to David, and David returned to my side, ready to discuss once more his favorite song ("The Thrill is Gone" by B.B. King) and what his fans meant to him ("Everything").
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There was a greater tendency in years gone by to wall off emotions, to put on a thick skin — for some men to be stone-like and uncommunicative and for some women to be brittle, brassy and untouchable.
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"Sometimes I have patients who say, 'I want every single spot gone and I want it gone by this week or I want it gone tomorrow,' because that's what this filtered photograph gave them," Vashi told the Post.
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Which means that Reed could be gone by the start of next week, with the left-handed-hitting Bruce remaining in right field for a Mets team that more likely than not will finish out of the running.
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Well-regulated militias have also gone by the wayside, replaced by national, well-trained and fully armed armies of soldiers who protect us from those who would do us harm or would seek to take away our freedom.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Wednesday that the last territory in Syria held by the Islamic State would be "gone by tonight," despite reports of continuing fighting between the extremist group and American-backed local forces in Syria.
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Mixmag reports that he could be a Bristol-based producer who has previously gone by Samuel, releasing on labels Brstl and Not So Much, but the label has not disclosed any official biographical information about them just yet.
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However, as the months have gone by since The Force Awakens first launched, my opinion has softened on the film, for one big reason: It's really, really hard to do what Force Awakens does as well as it did.
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However, given that over a year has gone by and we still have not received word of a release date, it's a little reassuring for fans who want to make sure that 13 Reasons Why is not going anywhere.
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Nearly two years ago, Combs teased the change to "Love," although he later said that he was joking about the new moniker and encouraged people to call him by any of the names he's gone by over the years.
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Even though we'll all be long gone by the time the sun comes to the end of its life, maybe we can take some small comfort in knowing that the sun's planetary nebula will likely be beautiful to behold.
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A month has gone by since Brexit but in just the two weeks that followed we saw more resignations and sackings than the history of the whole Upscale group put together and more political instability than a banana republic.
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It's the first vehicle that's gone by in 20 minutes on this gorgeous stretch of upstate highway, and it's not hard to see why the driver, Donald Trump Jr., 39, comes to his nearby Catskills cabin most weekends: privacy.
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The group's last album, 2015's "Gone by the Dawn," is a sweet farewell letter; in it, the powerhouse vocalist Shannon Shaw swoons over "a Corvette that never comes" and howls about phone calls that came far too late.
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Fandango Gift Card, available at Fandango, $50It seems too simple, but take them to a movie — spare no expense on movie popcorn, an unnecessarily huge soft drink, and a candy that is usually gone by the close of previews.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciScaramucci: Trump will be gone by March 22019 Scaramucci hits back after Bullock solicited personal message of praise Scaramucci visits Cohen in prison MORE on Thursday accused 2020 presidential hopeful Montana Gov.
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This is the Spiritualized model, and it's one that—even though Pierce, whose gone by the nickname J. Spaceman since his days in his previous band Spacemen 3, won't explicitly admit it—hasn't really been replicated by any peers.
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If you'd like to while away the hours with something from a Hollywood era gone by, you could watch Charlie Chaplin in The Great Dictator, or Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot, or Rita Hayworth in Cover Girl.
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For people like Mr. Alexander — an alt-right fringe figure who has also gone by the name Ali Akbar — the entire point of commenting was to go viral and counteract any progress made by a Democrat like Ms. Harris.
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Ms. Giunchigliani — who has gone by "Chris G" since teaching middle school and spells out the pronunciation, "June-kill-e-on-e," on business cards — has closed a spending gap in her bid to succeed the term-limited Gov.
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But almost 60 years have gone by since the virgins of "The Best of Everything" hit the Big Apple, and real life has had its impact not only on modern romance but — as we shall see — on modern Romance.
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We could be doing so many better things, it is unnecessary for us to put all of our focus on something as insignificant as a small design that will be gone by the time that the holidays are over.
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After discovering that a detainee at Guantánamo Bay shares his name, Nasser (who had at one time gone by Abdul Latif) sets out to discover whether his Moroccan namesake, Abdul Latif Nasir, is a martyred innocent or a murderer.
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"I can say without exaggeration that in 40 years, not a single day has gone by that I don't think about those boys," he told The New York Times a few weeks before the 2005 trial of Mr. Killen.
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But almost 220 years have gone by since the virgins of "The Best of Everything" hit the Big Apple, and real life has had its impact not only on modern romance but — as we shall see — on modern Romance.
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Mounted on the wall, these salvaged bits of festive nights gone by preserved images of a lively community outpost and remind visitors that the fight to take up space as a queer person continues and is always worth continuing.
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As orchestras from Los Angeles to New York stride forward into the 21st century, and ensembles in Cleveland and Pittsburgh set new standards in the music of centuries gone by, Mr. Nelsons's Boston Symphony seems content simply to abide.
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