Because this is an issue, you talked about how you had gone into ... How National Geographic had gone into countries and grabbed things they shouldn't, that kind of stuff.
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A fair amount of work has gone into the design.
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Retail money has gone into U.S. markets, but not Europe.
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The economy, stagnant for a decade, has gone into freefall.
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Communities have gone into a somewhat safety "overdrive," he says.
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That means it's gone into a very low power mode.
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Following the report, Verizon has gone into damage control mode.
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Syrian state media said six trucks had gone into Madaya.
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Now the process has gone into reverse, worsening the slump.
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McGlockton, 28, had gone into the store with young Markeis.
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Since then, 10 more Chinese astronauts have gone into orbit.
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Some activists have gone into hiding after receiving death threats.
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Update: One day later, Karhoo has officially gone into administration.
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By that time, Ms. Rivers had gone into cardiac arrest.
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Since then, much effort has gone into repeating this feat.
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In interviews, several activists said they had gone into hiding.
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Or had he gone into Syria, to meet with ISIS?
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Why couldn't it have gone into my chest or neck?
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"This year they've gone into the ridiculous," said Ms. Sharikh.
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Hundreds of Tanzanian LGBT activists have now gone into hiding.
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Now Saudi foreign and security policy has gone into overdrive.
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How much testing has gone into this increase in vaccines?
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Jerry Brown — had gone into effect on June 9, 2016.
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Perlman has gone into the garden and put them there.
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Even before the policy had gone into effect on Feb.
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"The town has gone into silence," a restaurant owner said.
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Yes, there are people who've definitely gone into their camps.
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Semiconductor makers around the region have gone into overdrive in anticipation.
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People don't understand that [the dogs] have gone into survival mode.
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A lot of people said I should have gone into that.
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The family has broken up and has gone into separate rooms.
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He appears to have since gone into business as an agent.
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But as of this week, Banksy has officially gone into business.
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Many families have gone into debt to finance their children's studies.
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While April hasn't gone into labor yet, she's still been busy.
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Now even its modest recovery seems to have gone into reverse.
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Why has the great tradition of political drinking gone into decline?
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"All of our resources have really gone into that," Rossi said.
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Ahmed, now back in Baghdad, said he had gone into hiding.
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The FCC's plan would have gone into place later this year.
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Mendes has not publicly gone into any detail about the matter.
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By the time he arrived, Farmer had gone into cardiac arrest.
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Seven of the last 14 meetings have gone into overtime. 2.
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"North Korea's elites have heavily gone into being entrepreneurs," Bennett said.
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The challenge is teasing apart what has gone into AWS vs.
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VICE: Firstly, how much research has gone into group drinking habits?
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Has it gone into more this is a store with caveats?
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"I've never gone into business to make money," he once said.
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A lot of ingenuity seems to have gone into this feature.
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How many camps have you gone into and interrogated ISIS folks?
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Those protections had not gone into effect before they were rescinded.
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NAWAZ Historically Muslims have gone into nonartist jobs — for example, medicine.
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Merkel had gone into the meeting acknowledging it would be tough.
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China's push to internationalise the yuan has recently gone into reverse.
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This week, first Juventus, then Inter Milan, had gone into quarantine.
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And he is — you know, I haven't gone into great detail.
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You are the cancer that we prayed had gone into remission.
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Weighed down by financial stress, she had gone into a depression.
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Brian Kemp in May, would have gone into effect in January.
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The Georgia law would have gone into effect in January 2020.
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Even though the regulations haven't gone into effect, I'm seeing difficulty.
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A lot of time has clearly gone into the script, too.
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It's clear a lot of thought has gone into the game.
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John Wall, Washington's All-Star point guard, has gone into overdrive.
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Too much effort has gone into making the play's theatricality welcoming.
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Lately, it has gone into overdrive, inventing new forms of agitprop.
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Both men said that the contract had never gone into effect.
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This isn't the first time that New Horizons has gone into hibernation.
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Several months earlier, I had gone into work in at 6 a.m.
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Some immigrants deliberately have skipped their check-ins and gone into hiding.
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Too much investment has gone into white-elephant projects and ghost cities.
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Buckingham Palace announced Monday the Duchess of Sussex had gone into labor.
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Japan's next-generation bullet train, the Alfa-X, has gone into testing.
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The Duchess of Cambridge has gone into labor with her third child.
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It was work that could have gone into baking a cake, instead.
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If you waited another week, you would have gone into renal failure.
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Money ploughed back into the firm has mainly gone into hiring staff.
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But, to Saints fans, the game should have never gone into overtime.
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But now it's gone into a "rob Peter to pay Paul" situation.
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He has gone into hiding to escape an arrest warrant for murder.
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"We've gone into a little funk offensively," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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That plan, however, remains stalled in courts and hasn't gone into effect.
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And that's because that's where the capital has gone into a lot.
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I'm devastated that our much-loved UK restaurants have gone into administration.
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If I would've gone into the studio, it would've been even crazier.
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I was worried that the svelte Slovenian had gone into witness protection.
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You could almost taste the money that had gone into its production.
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Over the decades, the men have gone into all walks of life.
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The beleaguered payday loans company has just confirmed it's gone into administration.
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Similar policies have also gone into effect in Italy, Spain, and Israel.
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The culprit has deleted all social media accounts and gone into hiding.
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Penalties on $3.2 billion of American products have just gone into effect.
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U.S. tariffs have gone into force, affecting $2523 billion of Chinese products.
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Those battles are something I wish Richards had gone into more deeply.
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From the opposing bench, tireless efforts have gone into preventing just that.
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He could have gone into business for himself, just like you did.
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He has gone into debt to pay school fees for his children.
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She'd gone into engineering after graduation because she knew how to code.
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New Zealand's countrywide ban on most semiautomatic weapons has gone into effect.
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"More knowledge has gone into the concept of the formation," said Sang.
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Only after the fact did she realize that she'd gone into labor.
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I know the amount of work that has gone into achieving it.
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The edges convey how many layers might have gone into each piece.
|
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But rather than make that argument in court, Anglin's gone into hiding.
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Tencent's investment focus seems to have gone into overdrive over the last year.
|
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And Blac Chyna is so distressed that she may have gone into labor.
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"We could've gone into the half up four or six points," White lamented.
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Singh said Kumar had gone into hiding and police were searching for him.
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"The government of Pakistan has gone into a mode of denial," he added.
|
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According to Lamstein's notes, Inserillo had gone into great detail about her drinking.
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Her husband has gone into the bush, she says, to fight the government.
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The married couple's outing came amid rumors that Jenner had gone into labor.
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By now so many years of my life had gone into this film.
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Costa's thousands of former students have gone into fields including television and modeling.
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From official pronouncements to press editorials, China's propaganda machine has gone into overdrive.
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Mark Wahlberg's gone into the abyss ... of landlocked Missouri, and he's loving it.
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And then I was gone, into the high-definition abyss of my iPhone.
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Thankfully, Acosta was confirmed and the rule has not gone into effect — yet.
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The march of freedom seems in some places to have gone into reverse.
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So vendors who have gone into business since then are likely leasing permits.
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She had gone into my account and scraped it all the way back.
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THEY SEEM TO HAVE GONE INTO BUYING BACK SHARES MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE.
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Some of this money has gone into building bridges, road and other infrastructure.
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I have always gone into Wimbledon maybe a little bit underdone match-wise.
|
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Over the past few weeks these longstanding Trump patterns have gone into hyperdrive.
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So much work has gone into the art and atmosphere of Dark Souls.
|
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Other opposition parties said members had either been arrested or gone into hiding.
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Instead, he said, they have often gone into a self-defeating defensive crouch.
|
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"I believe none have successfully gone into operation without going bankrupt," he said.
|
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Neither the heartbeat bills nor the Alabama law has gone into effect yet.
|
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Part of its investment has gone into developing electric and self-driving cars.
|
|
Around puberty, Snowden appears to have gone into god-mode and got stuck.
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Now, nearly 40 years later, Ms. Khorrami has gone into the soup business.
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He appeared to have gone into hiding in the days after the murder.
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Six of his ribs were broken and his kidney had gone into failure.
|
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Microsoft has gone into a bit more detail than Sony in this regard.
|
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But the tariffs really only have gone into effect, full effect, in June.
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Frank annulled the rule, which would have gone into effect starting in February.
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We feel comfortable with all of the time that has gone into this.
|
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In some of these events, the schools have closed or gone into lockdown.
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"There's a ton of investment that has gone into the field," says Wolfe.
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I should have written the songs, gone into the studio, and recorded it.
|
|
These stark paintings, where color functions as an accent, brought to mind the poem, "They are all Gone into the World of Light" by Henry Vaughan, which opens with this stanza: They are all gone into the world of light!
|
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If the same person had passed away in 2017 with the same will, $5.49 million (last year's exemption amount) would have gone into the kids' trust and the remaining $6.31 million would have gone into the trust for the spouse.
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I was listing everybody's things and I'd gone into this space of like deliriousness.
|
|
Some companies have seen disruption from tariffs that haven't even gone into effect yet.
|
|
After a re-extension, the transparency requirements would have gone into effect this month.
|
|
The metals have gone into products including passenger jetliners, cars and high-speed trains.
|
|
Is this the first time you've gone into the studio since Illuminate came out?
|
|
A lot of work has gone into the design and engineering of this vehicle.
|
|
Despite the Trump administration's attacks on immigrants, DACA recipients have not gone into hiding.
|
|
The judges have denied an emergency injunction, so the rule has gone into effect.
|
|
Since his relationship with Ms. Pugh was exposed, Ozzy has gone into intense therapy.
|
|
Italy seems likely to have gone into recession in the second half of 2018.
|
|
In the past decade bus travel has gone into steep decline outside the capital.
|
|
Of those released, 280 are now in school and 30 have gone into apprenticeships.
|
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Without Kennedy's intervention, the appeals court decision would have gone into effect on Tuesday.
|
|
Odorizzi has gone into the sixth inning in eight of his previous nine starts.
|
|
Police said Hussain and nine top managers had gone into hiding since the fire.
|
|
This was the "deepest we've ever gone into Yemen to fight AQAP," he said.
|
|
Sophie had gone into labor naturally a week or two before her due date.
|
|
Since the vote, cities have gone into lockdown, with daily marches and road blocks.
|
|
So, vendors who have gone into business since then are likely leasing their permits.
|
|
That steady downtrend, however, has gone into sharp reverse over the last few months.
|
|
Only Galileo, which arrived in 1995, has previously gone into orbit around the place.
|
|
"Reasonable people can disagree about whether we should have gone into Iraq," he said.
|
|
Mr. Davis had gone into the oil business with money from a divorce settlement.
|
|
"I definitely think more and more retail investors have gone into it," he said.
|
|
It is estimated that only one-third of it has gone into current spending.
|
|
I think he feels threatened by Steve, but we hadn't really gone into that.
|
|
Evergrande's investment into ill-starred startup Faraday Future has gone into a tailspin too.
|
|
If you hadn't gone into acting, what do you think you would have done?
|
|
Great thought has gone into it, whether it was research, or a personal experience.
|
|
Almost every company I've gone into, what I hear is our culture is unique.
|
|
Fearing for his life, he has gone into hiding, one of his sons said.
|
|
The hand on her shoulder looks like a person who has gone into politics.
|
|
In Europe, Italy has been the most affected country, and has gone into lockdown.
|
|
"I liken it to a computer that has gone into 'sleep mode,'" he said.
|
|
Someone you care for has, because of a particular susceptibility, gone into the red.
|
|
I haven't gone into a single house in Cole Valley that wasn't, like, wow.
|
|
This cycle, there's been 250 billion that's gone into venture capital in 42,21100 companies.
|
|
The troubled construction firm has gone into liquidation after failing to secure fresh funding.
|
|
Lib Dems are tainted by having gone into government with the Tories in 2010.
|
|
Michigan has issued a similar ban, though it has not officially gone into effect.
|
|
Webb's lung cancer had gone into remission, but the cancer returned in his brain.
|
|
Buckingham Palace has announced the Meghan Markle has gone into labor, per the Associated Press.
|
|
Though heartbeat bans have been successfully signed into law before, they've never gone into effect.
|
|
So much expertise and knowledge have gone into a new U.S. policy report on China.
|
|
So much global investment has gone into U.S. debt that we are gorged on debt.
|
|
The entire footwear and athletic apparel group has gone into "show me" mode, Cramer said.
|
|
Almost half of those mothers, some 46 percent, have gone into debt as a result.
|
|
We had just gone into third-party selling for the first time before I left.
|
|
But while states have passed these so-called "heartbeat" bills, none have gone into effect.
|
|
Sadly, it's not yet gone into full-scale production: The researchers are still seeking investment.
|
|
Stormy Daniels hasn't gone into detail about her alleged affair with Donald Trump in years.
|
|
The lawyer of one of her accusers says she has disappeared and gone into hiding.
|
|
Scientists agree that the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet has already gone into an unstoppable decline.
|
|
We have not gone into production on the series yet, so this perspective is premature.
|
|
Now, before Tennessee Reconnect has even gone into effect, the number has increased to 38.8%.
|
|
It was a race the Australian had gone into expecting to challenge for the win.
|
|
The fuel depot, which has been awaiting the court decision, has not gone into operation.
|
|
However, already a record amount of money has gone into U.S. venture funds this year.
|
|
Over the centuries, a lot of brain power has gone into making condoms more enjoyable.
|
|
Her cancer has gone into hiding; her tumors are no longer visible on medical scans.
|
|
Perhaps this is why the establishment elites have gone into over-drive to attack Trump.
|
|
I'd arrived at Columbia and immediately gone into full-blown party mode — drinking and drugs.
|
|
"Anybody gone into Whole Foods lately and see what they charge for arugula?" he said.
|
|
I'm questioning my career path now and worrying that I should have gone into marketing.
|
|
I think he's gone to the dark side and has gone into the media (laughter).
|
|
But the second season revealed that she had actually just gone into the Upside Down.
|
|
I wasn't consuming food and my body had gone into starvation mode: I was hallucinating.
|
|
The four-times champion had gone into the Malaysian weekend 28 points behind his rival.
|
|
While many blockchain-based applications are being tested by banks, few have gone into production.
|
|
But there's no denying the care that has gone into every level of the production.
|
|
Last year, he helped resuscitate a woman who had gone into respiratory and cardiac arrest.
|
|
The officer said she had illegally gone into her husband's home and taken the guns.
|
|
She had gone into labor in a police holding cell in February of that year.
|
|
Most of those rules were negotiated years ago, and many have already gone into force.
|
|
Tell us about what's gone into this and why you are so optimistic about it.
|
|
There's a tremendous amount of world-building that has gone into the creation of Control.
|
|
Facebook says there is currently "no evidence" that the hackers have gone into outside apps.
|
|
With coronavirus dominating the news, the Biden campaign has smartly gone into a virtual lockdown.
|
|
When Pretty disappears, having gone into hiding or worse, Noxolo returns to look for her.
|
|
People who would have gone into the town to do their banking are going elsewhere.
|
|
About 74% of people surveyed by LearnVest said they'd gone into debt for a vacation.
|
|
With lawsuits pending, the regulations in Indiana and Louisiana have not yet gone into effect.
|
|
"We've gone into new territory this week with the [Donald] Trump Jr. statement," she said.
|
|
Roughly 27 percent of all carbon dioxide emitted since 1959 has gone into the oceans.
|
|
The tariffs have not yet gone into effect, but the tensions pummeled stocks on Friday.
|
|
If I hadn't gone into labor that day, my life would have been at risk.
|
|
His twenty-year-old mother had gone into premature labor after falling from a truck.
|
|
Even viewed separately, it's hard to escape the calculation that has gone into these programs.
|
|
Would Al Gore have gone into Iraq if he had won the election in 2000?
|
|
Since the law's passage in 2010, this kind of sequester has never gone into effect.
|
|
It had originally gone into effect on January 227, according to the Department of the Interior.
|
|
Hogan said the two had gone into the woods near their apartment and practiced shooting methods.
|
|
But more than anything else, he wishes he had never gone into business with Patrick Chung.
|
|
I appreciate the art, science, time, and care that has gone into the Seedlip nonalcoholic spirits.
|
|
Much thought has gone into burnishing the reputation of the only president to resign the office.
|
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Kay Ivey had signed into law in May, would have gone into effect on Nov. 15.
|
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"Many of my friends feel as though we have gone into internal exile," says Ms Kosinskaya.
|
|
Europe in particular has seen its recovery sputter and Germanys industrial sector has gone into reverse.
|
|
Orders for its manufacturers have dried up, investments slowed and confidence gone into a downward spiral.
|
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Unfortunately, a lot of this projector's price tag seems to have gone into its build quality.
|
|
The plan, which was drawn up more than three years ago, has never gone into effect.
|
|
In response to the supposed threat, 3nder has gone into balls-to-the-wall attack mode.
|
|
A lot of old-fashioned industry muscle has gone into this redefinition of teen pop stardom.
|
|
Police said the 35-year-old Romanian woman had gone into labor at about 2.30 a.m.
|
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I'd gone into the garage, and was waiting in line to buy cigarettes for the night.
|
|
Disappearing dates are everywhere these days, and dating apps have gone into full ghost-hunting mode.
|
|
At least a dozen former Schumer staffers have gone into the lobbying industry over the years.
|
|
"These past couple of years, I've gone into songwriting for the first time," Bradbery told PEOPLE.
|
|
Unfortunately, both Derek and Hansel have gone into hiding, turning their backs on the fashion world.
|
|
Goodwin, who has gone into private practice since prosecuting Blankenship, slammed the former coal boss's efforts.
|
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The California law requiring marijuana advertisements to include the company's license number had gone into effect.
|
|
Literally, tens of millions of Americans have gone into their browser settings and checked this thing.
|
|
That doesn't mean that extensive amounts of research haven't gone into the development of these probiotics.
|
|
Northwestern students and staff, however, had immediately gone into hiding once the university's alert went out.
|
|
We've gone into the Apple Watch business, which has gotten us into wellness and in health.
|
|
But for now even the limited reforms to give women more opportunities have gone into reverse.
|
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Europe in particular has seen its recovery sputter and Germany's industrial sector has gone into reverse.
|
|
Yet today steak consumption has gone into an unprecedented decline, as poultry sales have overtaken beef.
|
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"I could have gone into the work force, which, to be honest, was tempting," he said.
|
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The deputy in question later resigned after Israel said he should have gone into the building.
|
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The law was passed in 2015, but has never gone into effect because of legal challenges.
|
|
I will have gone into the presence of God," Graham said in the documentary "God's Ambassador.
|
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"The cease-fire, if they were serious, would have gone into effect right now," he added.
|
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"The Putin system is still there but Putin isn't because he's gone into geopolitics," said Stanovaya.
|
|
"I was very disappointed when I was told he had gone into exile," he told Reuters.
|
|
Our political and thought leaders have gone into hiding from all with whom they may disagree.
|
|
Some pregnant women have effectively gone into seclusion, seldom leaving the house to avoid mosquito bites.
|
|
A lot of research has gone into these two questions, but the answers are still elusive.
|
|
But the change is even more critical now that Europe's GDPR regulations have gone into effect.
|
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And few of the other tariffs that Mr. Trump has proposed have gone into effect yet.
|
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So much time and energy had gone into making me, body and mind, an elite athlete.
|
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Other members of parliament who came into contact with the minister have gone into self-isolation.
|
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A lot of study has gone into the motivations and roots of Islamist violence and hatred.
|
|
Njoku explained that many callers to the fund assumed that it had already gone into effect.
|
|
I think a lot more thought has gone into this than might initially meet the eye.
|
|
But so much had gone into the planning of this week, so many people were involved.
|
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So far, his cancer has not gone into remission, though he continues to pursue aggressive treatment.
|
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I've known people who've gone into towns with a large amount of money, and it failed.
|
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Now, Mr. Matzneff is under investigation for his promotion of pedophilia and has gone into hiding.
|
|
I wished Calhoun had included fewer women's stories but gone into those stories in greater detail.
|
|
But somehow as people pragmatically "select" each other, marriage as an institution has gone into crisis.
|
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But you sometimes feel too palpably the effortful research that must have gone into the show.
|
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On its website, the PGNiG local unit said it had gone into liquidation in August 2016.
|
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"The town has gone into silence," said Ola Williamson, the owner of a restaurant in Grafton.
|
|
This is also, there has been so much money that has gone into the advertising technology world, but then we start to build a subscription business, you start to realize how comparatively little money has gone into the basics, the basic technology infrastructure for subscribers. Billing?
|
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More than 60,000 Nicaraguans have gone into exile because of political strife over the past 14 months.
|
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He is also keen to point out that no tax-payer money has gone into the fund.
|
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He posted images on twitter of people peering out of a storefront that had gone into lockdown.
|
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DALIO: the -- a lot of the high-yield debt market has gone into leveraged loans and CLO.
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READMEA lot of work has gone into making these tiny arcade cabinets look as authentic as possible.
|
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They had gone into the water with their boogie boards, but found themselves swimming for their lives.
|
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A huge amount of effort has gone into a particular way of dealing with drugs in society.
|
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Eisenberg stressed that Missouri clinics would remain open, as the measure had not yet gone into effect.
|
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Levy had gone into legal services determined to make a difference in the lives of the poor.
|
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Already one of the hottest places on the Earth, the heat has gone into overdrive this July.
|
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"There's over 200 Americans that have gone into Iraq and Syria to fight with ISIS," he said.
|
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But Blue had latched himself just to that one act, and he had gone into relative obscurity.
|
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Either way, this could very well be the furthest any human has gone into space in decades.
|
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By then, Scott had also gone into the online marketing business with a company called SpitFire Alliance.
|
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Additionally, there have been a few politicians who have gone into space after being elected to office.
|
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The General Command of SDF also released a statement saying that the ceasefire had gone into effect.
|
|
Grassley offered a statement saying he appreciates the work that has already gone into evaluating the change.
|
|
Facebook's tweaks to prioritize interactions and de-prioritize news, for instance, haven't yet fully gone into effect.
|
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That's saying something given over $1 billion dollars has gone into ICOs (Kickstarters on steroids) in 20063.
|
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Yet the retreat of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has stalled, and in some respects gone into reverse.
|
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Even before the meeting, much thought had gone into how the paper would reproduce the written exchange.
|
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That was during the mid-1990s, not long after the Oslo peace accords had gone into effect.
|
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Kate Middleton has had her third child, a boy, and the world's press has gone into meltdown.
|
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Thirty, because all the money has gone into low-volatility ETFs and cap-weighted energy indices ETFs.
|
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McGlockton had gone into the store with the couple&aposs 5-year-old son, also named Markeis.
|
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I should've gone into vending for sports venues, because they charge you an arm and a leg.
|
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He and some friends had gone into the woods where Chief Chhonn had a cache of logs.
|
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Some energy has gone into boosting the deep south's economy, which depends greatly on its rubber trees.
|
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"The amount of capital that's gone into intercity transport is tiny compared to innercity transport," he notes.
|
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Though she was told her cancer had gone into remission in 1988, three months later, it returned.
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Research has shown that breath acetone is reliable indication that you have gone into fat burning mode.
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Six months later, those who had gone into remission immediately after the diet were still diabetes-free.
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You Tweeted about the Anti-Abortion Laws that have gone into effect in several states, including Georgia.
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I did complain to the US Treasury, but my email must have gone into a black hole.
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Some of that metal has gone into ShFE-registered warehouses, where stocks have been trending ever higher.
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They had gone into the cave after soccer practice and rising flood waters prevented them from leaving.
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And 2628,28500 were estimated to lose coverage under the Kentucky program, which hadn't yet gone into effect.
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The caller said a woman who was with the man had gone into the restaurant&aposs bathroom.
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The Republican Party, as it was, has gone into retreat even as it struggles to maintain control.
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"You could feel a wind had gone into the room when he said that," the diplomat said.
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They learned how to sew via YouTube videos, and their work has intentionally never gone into production.
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The UK has gone into full coronavirus lockdown with the British public ordered to stay at home.
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In Spain, a national lockdown has gone into effect and the Prime Minister's wife has tested positive.
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And so, yes, an ever-greater share of national income has gone into investment as a result.
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Thousands of fighters have reportedly dispersed with fleeing civilians in Iraq and Syria and gone into hiding.
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Suriname's economy has gone into a tailspin just as the country is preparing for a crucial vote.
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The women are in their third trimesters and have not yet gone into labor, Dr. Nimaroff said.
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The women are in their third trimesters and have not yet gone into labor, Dr. Nimaroff said.
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Executives from Lion Air, a low-cost carrier with powerful political backers, have essentially gone into hiding.
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Local officials have called for the arrest of the mob's leaders, but they have gone into hiding.
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"I'm devastated that our much-loved UK restaurants have gone into administration," Mr. Oliver wrote on Twitter.
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But Mr. Wilkins, who helped to write the speech, said little deliberation had gone into that line.
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Ted Cruz, have gone into self isolation after exposure to people with confirmed cases of the virus.
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Ted Cruz, have gone into self-isolation after exposure to people with confirmed cases of the virus.
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Many of the protesters say they have never before gone into the streets, and don't even vote.
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Trump knocked Democrats in a tweet minutes after Mnuchin had gone into Schumer's office for another meeting.
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A great deal of effort and plenty of resources have gone into the effort to contain it.
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The streets have been cleaned up, there is less crime and drug dealers have gone into hiding.
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As of February 14, according to Advertising Analytics, $223 million of that money had gone into advertising.
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Dr. Andre Campbell said the three patients were all conscious and none had yet gone into surgery.
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Had we lived elsewhere — like in my native Australia — we might have gone into debt for it.
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He talked to CNN about all the work that has gone into making this week run smoothly.
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Almost $80 billion has been pulled from developed markets, while $18.5 billion has gone into emerging markets.
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TAPPER: OK. Sheriff, when did you find out that Deputy Peterson had not gone into the building?
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Vermont last year enacted a prescription-drug importation law, although it has not yet gone into effect.
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"All of their energy, all their pink pigment, has gone into the crop milk," Dr. Rose said.
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And there is also on top of that our state owned enterprises who have gone into debt.
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Negotiators from both sides are meeting again now, in talks that have gone into a 14th day.
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So far, $34 billion in tariffs have gone into effect with another $16 billion in the pipeline.
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Officer Reynolds said he had gone into the home by mistake, thinking that it was their rental.
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Salvini called Rackete, who has gone into hiding since the ruling, a "rich and spoilt German girl".
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Their game tonight is tied, and has gone into a rain delay as it went into extra innings.
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At the time, Rob had gone into hiding — disappearing on his pregnant fiancée Blac Chyna for five days.
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No (Trump) "landing teams" have gone into any of these agencies while those final steps are being taken.
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Despite her disappointment even Goerges was quick to salute the effort that had gone into Sevastova's career comeback.
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None of these laws have yet gone into effect, and many of them have been challenged in court.
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If you've gone into a Microsoft store and seen the original Laptop, you'll know exactly what you're getting.
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Second-generation Chinese have typically gone into solid professions, such as accountancy and medicine, like their Indian counterparts.
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More than $40M has gone into the business since Fairphone was founded — in seed, VC and debt financing.
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An amended complaint filed by plaintiffs showed the extent of preplanning that had gone into organizing the rally.
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Roughly ~$1.3b billion cumulative dollars have gone into ICOs in 2017, with over $600 million in June alone.
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I'd gone into debt, I couldn't work out how to make a living from music in this country.
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Dominica government spokesman Charles Jong said people on the island have "gone into survival mode" with widespread looting.
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If he would have told me before I saw it, my mind would have gone into overthinking overdrive.
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He was mindful that he had joined the Labour Party and gone into politics to help working people.
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His $3.1 million home in the Bronx — yes, all those pimple removals add up — has gone into contract.
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SINCE the heady days of late 2017 and January of this year, crypto-currencies have gone into retreat.
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That's when a law designed to force the president to move the embassy would have gone into force.
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Zoo officials say they will only announce that April has gone into labor when calf hooves are visible.
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It&aposs just gone into production and is being used by a few law enforcement agencies in California.
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Russian police are also looking for two other suspects who have gone into hiding, the Investigative Committee said.
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The temple said the accusation was "fake news" and that none of its money had gone into stocks.
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Linda Massad tells TMZ the famed director has scared her family so much they have gone into hiding.
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The Super Bowl has only gone into overtime once, when the Patriots beat the Atlanta Falcons in 2017.
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The fact that Valk Fleet UK has since gone into administration is an irony not lost on Patel.
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In Medium posts and other sites, he's gone into the flaws of traditional sites like Facebook and Twitter.
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"I could have easily had gone into a cave and not come out, but I didn't," he says.
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The New York Times reports that police said the driver had gone into the cab to retrieve something.
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And yet, as our reporting makes clear (see article), African democracy has stalled—or even gone into reverse.
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Their volunteer operation has gone into home after home, pulling out sodden belongings and stripping out moldy drywall.
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IT ISN'T THE FIRST CONTROVERSY HE'S GONE INTO, AND I DOUBT THAT IT WILL BE THE LAST ONE.
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His father has gone into business for himself, breeding roosters for cockfights, which are legal in Puerto Rico.
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A dropout from Medellín's Universidad Autónoma, Escobar had gone into business selling stolen tombstones and contraband American cigarettes.
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Flanagan has gone into detail about "Two Storms" before in a Netflix featurette and in a Twitter thread.
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She said she had gone into the race with "the weight of the black community" on her shoulders.
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The rules were approved during the last days of the Obama administration but hadn't yet gone into effect.
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Several vacancies created by members of Congress who have gone into the Trump administration need to be filled.
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At least three women have gone into labor, the Red Cross said, though all gave birth in hospitals.
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The one where the numbers are very high is people who have gone into income-based repayment (IBR).
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I've mentioned how surprisingly hard it is, but I haven't gone into how surprisingly fun it is too.
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In order to do that he must have gone into a meditation and reached zen through his licking.
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But the ban has not gone into effect and could still face legal challenges from gun rights groups.
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Some serious design work has gone into these bags for carrying containers of food and bottles of drink.
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Lieutenant Pridemore immediately told school administrators that if they had not yet gone into lockdown, they should now.
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The spokesman pointed out that the freeze has not gone into effect yet and the accounts remained open.
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More than 3 trillion rupees ($43.81 billion) of government money has gone into the banks in that period.
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It's certainly different than what many police officers had gone into the force thinking they would be doing.
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And the savings, according to Health Minister Ulana Suprun, have gone into buying more drugs and medical devices.
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It's possible she's gone into California's San Gabriel Mountains, where Cohen spent five years in a Zen monastery.
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Even better, his starting salary was $26,103 higher than if he'd gone into the construction field as planned.
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You see, the river's most dominant male began to follow Bear 402, as she had gone into estrus.
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I was eating the time that had gone into preparing the dish and delivering it into my hands.
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The first thing that hits you about His Dark Materials is how much work's gone into the thing.
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One of the biggest changes since 22019 is that the entirety of the law has gone into effect.
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It's an excise tax on pricey employer plans that has never gone into effect — and won't until 2020.
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We've discovered now since a lot of them have gone into place that there's a lot of corruption.
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And so we've gone into this period of time in journalism where it's not yet sorted itself out.
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Theirs was such a perplexing union that you wish that Benfey had gone into more detail about it.
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Details: The rule was required by legislation passed in 2007, and would have gone into effect on Jan.
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The procedure remains legal in all 50 states — none of the recent bans has actually gone into effect.
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On Friday, a source told PEOPLE Miller had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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They had gone into the shark tank looking for $150,000 investment in exchange for 10 percent of their business.
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He asked biohackers working with him whether the small amount of drug had even effectively gone into his body.
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"A lot of work has gone into this – the mission has been in development for 11 years," he said.
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LONDON — When you get a present from someone, you can normally tell how much effort has gone into it.
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Just in the last five years, do you know how much money has gone into Silicon Valley and China?
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"You talk a lot about the repeal, but you have not gone into specifics on replacement," the woman asked.
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"One of them had burst, and all of it had gone into the wall of my stomach," Osbourne said.
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"Everybody can see what our thought processes were and the amount of work that's gone into the deliberation," Sen.
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After years in which it looked as if Britain's two-party system was fragmenting, things have gone into reverse.
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The rule has not gone into effect, although Pai reiterated support for it in a congressional hearing last month.
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I might've gone into her empty room, laid down on her bed and cried when she went to college.
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Y., responded by saying Congress would have gone into next week without passing humanitarian aid without the group's effort.
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Yet despite all the French do to support child-rearing, the country's birth rate has suddenly gone into decline.
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He called the bill a "great plan," but has never really gone into specifics about what's great about it.
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She had previously accused Weinstein of rape on Twitter but had not gone into detail about the alleged incident.
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It picked up two Puerto Rican banks that had gone into receivership: Westernbank in 2010 and Doral in 2015.
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Nearly 30 years of research has gone into the development of LMTX, according to a statement from the company.
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I think there is still so much pressure, and it's gone into a different area because of the internet.
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By the time Mr Mnangagwa returned, dozens of Mr Mugabe's allies had been arrested or had gone into hiding.
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So, when you look at this type of thing, it&aposs worth the examination that&aposs gone into it.
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London-based augmented reality startup Blippar, which once claimed to be valued at $1.5 billion, has gone into administration.
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Because many exhibitors have already gone into production with merchandise displayed here, Pitti Uomo serves as a commercial bellwether.
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No heartbeat bills have yet gone into effect, and all have or are likely to be challenged in court.
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You begin to ponder the scads of personal information that must have gone into the making of this picture.
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"There's definitely a lot of third-party expertise that has gone into our thinking," Kansal said in an interview.
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If you don't see my byline in the next two weeks (you shouldn't), it's because I've gone into hiding.
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But the investigators, watched by television cameras, failed to find him, sparking speculation that he had gone into hiding.
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Borrowers accused The Money Store and HomEq of improperly charging late fees, after their loans had gone into default.
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The popular Venezuelan withdrew from the event when he learned his wife had gone into labour early on Friday.
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In January, he pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal that hadn't yet gone into effect.
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Last Friday, a source told PEOPLE Miller had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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YPG spokesman Nouri Mahmoud denied that any government forces or institutions had gone into the zone under their control.
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North Korea's government said that Warmbier had gone into the coma after contracting botulism and taking a sleeping pill.
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At sea, much effort has also gone into building 150 new ocean-floor monitoring stations to detect tsunamis forming.
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Mills said she had gone into the voting booth confident that Republicans wouldn't dismantle the law, despite their promises.
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His roommate found him slumped on his toilet at home, where he had gone into anaphylactic shock and died.
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The center-right, agrarian Polish Peasants' Party (PSL) has gone into coalition with the anti-establishment Kukiz '15 party.
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Achieving this goal, for all of the brainpower and research hours that have gone into it, is hardly academic.
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Only three presidents have gone into midterm elections with approval ratings at or below the level Trump now elicits.
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Just look at all of the trade deals that have gone into effect since the turn of the century.
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Trump is a "lifelong deal maker" and China's tariffs are not the "first controversy he's gone into," Ross said.
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The GOP has, in particular, gone into a tizzy over Trump's seemingly improvised threats to levy tariffs against Mexico.
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"Trump doesn't get reelected with a lousy stock market and economy that has gone into a slowdown or recession."
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And then more recently, I've gone into a phase of relaxing and trusting that the preparation will show up.
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The Mississippi law would have shut down the only clinic in the state if it had gone into effect.
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Boileau was reportedly arrested and told the deputy that he had gone into the house through an unlocked door.
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The bulk of the company's investments into IQOS and other reduced-risk products have gone into this, Calantzopoulos said.
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The following month, SpaceX landed the first-stage booster of a Falcon 9 rocket that had gone into orbit.
|
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And several of the rules that the administration had taken credit for ending had not yet gone into effect.
|
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Since Friday afternoon, communication between the White House and the Senate Democrats seems to have gone into radio silence.
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Women always tell me l look amazing—they seem to appreciate the hard work that's gone into my training.
|
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If it has not yet repaid the outstanding amounts, its assets should have gone into creditors' hands by now.
|
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Speaking to City's official YouTube channel, Delph has gone into extensive detail about his supernatural experiences in recent months.
|
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Carroll and Isabella have gone into business together and will be opening a restaurant in Washington, DC, in 2017.
|
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Google Glass, the company's high-tech eyewear project, failed to live up to expectations and has gone into hibernation.
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FABER: YEAH, I WANTED TO UNDERSTAND BETTER IN TERMS OF THE TIME AND RESEARCH THAT HAS GONE INTO THIS.
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When they roll the pig over, its body has gone into rigor mortis and its hair has burnt away.
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There's an awful lot of cool thinking that's gone into his movie, and so we remain influenced by that.
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Because we're encouraged to think of ourselves as totally independent individuals, the language of power has gone into disuse.
|
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American doctors have planned careers (and often gone into significant student loan debt) around our current health care prices.
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That was a fraction of the amount due, had the island, a United States territory, not gone into default.
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It is now an energy guzzler, with nearly 2160 percent of its energy output gone into the currency endeavor.
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The turnaround in the game was extreme, as the Eagles had gone into halftime trailing the Cowboys, 9-7.
|
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If anything, celebrities have gone into overdrive in recent weeks as the rest of the world has slowed down.
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Some countries including Italy, Britain and New Zealand have gone into complete lockdown, but Singapore has avoided the move.
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She picked that metric because every time it has happened since the 1970s the economy has gone into contraction.
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It marked the first time a Georgia game has gone into halftime scoreless since a 1991 contest against Alabama.
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The two historic rivals have never gone into coalition government together and Fianna Fail still resists such a move.
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"I like things that look like so much effort has gone into them but they are impractical," she said.
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Scientists see evidence that the ice sheet there may have gone into the early stages of an irreversible disintegration.
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He'd gone into cardiac arrest in the gallery and was out for twenty-five minutes before paramedics revived him.
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While no changes have gone into effect yet, we promise to keep you informed as soon as they do.
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His son appears to have emerged in a YouTube clip that suggests that his family has gone into hiding.
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Vargas added that he had gone into hiding after men in civilian clothes tried to capture him on Tuesday.
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AND THE OTHER PIECE IS, THE NEW AREAS WE'VE GONE INTO, THEYRE ALL SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE, THEY'RE CLOUD.
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Still, one in 10 survey participants say they've gone into debt in order to afford a romantic Valentine's Day.
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More barrels are likely to have gone into commercial storage in China and in other countries outside the OECD.
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The chief aim of the bills — none of which have gone into effect — might not be anatomical accuracy, anyway.
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The hospital bill has gone into collection, as Matt's father, Todd Anderson, attempts to negotiate for a lower price.
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This industry has gone into overdrive in recent weeks, driven largely by the results of Denmark's early June election.
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He talked about childhood influences and how he had gone into the arts because he thought he was otherwise useless.
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The rule creating a mortgage rate cut for people with low incomes would have gone into effect on January 27.
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They pale compared to seeing your premiums double or triple because the individual market has gone into a death spiral.
|
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President Donald Trump on Friday called off tariffs on goods from Mexico that would have gone into effect this week.
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Neither have fully gone into effect yet, though, as civil rights and reproductive justice organizations are aggressively challenging those laws.
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The lobbyist waited for an opportunity to repeal that law that would have gone into full effect later this year.
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The news was shared on social media after the palace confirmed that Markle had gone into labor early Monday morning.
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Larsen co-authored a report in October looking at what the CPP would have done had it gone into effect.
|
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The Alaskan legislative session, which was scheduled to wrap up Sunday, has gone into overtime, with no end in sight.
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Most has gone into "electric arc" furnaces, which smelt steel more cheaply from scrap metal rather than from iron ore.
|
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Most money headed for the safety of cash or top-rated government bonds, but some also has gone into gold.
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Certainly, the performance of those business types, such as Archie Norman, who have gone into politics is far from inspiring.
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US State Department spokesperson said Wednesday that the truce had gone into effect that day at 12:01am local time.
|
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Digital Ally hasn't gone into production on its new taser, and its executives wouldn't tell me when they plan to.
|
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Israel's police chief Roni Alsheich has told reporters that arrests were made but he has also not gone into details.
|
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Europe in particular has seen its recovery sputter and Germanys industrial sector the continents engine room has gone into reverse.
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Occasionally Ms. Prada has wondered aloud about what she might have done had she not gone into the family business.
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In the past year, however, that trend has gone into reverse, with employment growing more quickly in the snazzier professions.
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Two hours later, Zoila Gámez discovered her niece had gone into a closet and tried to take her own life.
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McGowan, 44, had previously accused Weinstein of rape on Twitter but had not gone into detail about the alleged incident.
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Grannum said that months of planning had gone into the surprise, which had been set to unfold on Wednesday morning.
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I wasn't able to contact Williamson, who has presumably gone into hiding from angry punks gobbing all over his face.
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It was really great for all the work that's gone into the building to have the Prince of Wales come.
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None of the restrictions have gone into effect, either because of delays built into the legislation itself or legal challenges.
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They were later released without charge, but activists say many have since gone into hiding for fear of further raids.
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After going through opening a restaurant, if I hadn't become a cook, I think I would have gone into design.
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Tremendous work has gone into stabilizing the hospital buildings and stopping their deterioration, but more work needs to be done.
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"Paytm has gone into a network effect right now," said Sharma, 40, whose net worth Forbes estimates at $2.2 billion.
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But a source previously told PEOPLE the rapper had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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Fast-forward to the end of that week and Ricky Gervais had joined in – it had gone into the stratosphere.
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But it has all just deepened when you see how much has gone into putting this liquid in a bottle.
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When you're watching His Dark Materials, it's easy to forget the sheer volume of work that's gone into the thing.
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Eighteen months earlier, in March, 22006, California's Three Strikes and You're Out law, the nation's first, had gone into effect.
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"Right now he has more or less gone into hiding mode," Ms. Adamson, 53, said in an interview on Monday.
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Some of the intellectuals were involved in the anti-Manchu resistance and had gone into exile in Japan, he added.
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AerCap meanwhile has an unspecified number of mainly single-aisle Airbus aircraft at Italy's Alitalia, which has gone into administration.
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In elementary school, I had played truant often and gone into one of the tunnels with a box of matches.
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This is the third time this year Woods has gone into the final round within five shots of the lead.
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She already knew members of the Polish resistance from the Second World War, who had gone into exile in Canada.
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Few events have gone into the creation of modern-day Israel as we know it like the Six-Day War.
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An elite Catholic boys' high school founded in 1789, Georgetown Prep has many alumni who have gone into public service.
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Its stock has plunged since the start of 2017, and with the spread of coronavirus has gone into total freefall.
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He said many people have gone into hiding to avoid arrest, with some relocating to different areas to protect themselves.
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There are people who could have gone into investment banking but instead brought their financial acumen to the nonprofit world.
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We're talking about how a withdrawal that hasn't happened yet is affecting an agreement that hasn't gone into effect yet.
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Along with much of the world, France has gone into lockdown mode to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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At the astrological reading, Mr. Scoroposki explained that Venus had gone into retrograde, causing a summertime romance to go haywire.
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"There's been a lot of work that's gone into the sentencing on behalf of all the parties," the judge added.
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After rallying to a five-and-a-half month high earlier in January, the yuan has gone into a tailspin.
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There are women who have gone into the sex industry, they're just like, ''I'm going to make my own stuff.
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Or would they have gone into overdrive with riot gear and armored vehicles, aggressive tactics and a presumption of criminality?
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The Boston Celtics have gone into a slump at the wrong time and are losing ground in the Eastern Conference.
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"I think a lot of cost has gone into trying to make the brand relevant again to consumers," said Cavender.
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The global population of killer whales is estimated at around 50,000, but this population and others have gone into decline.
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Thousands of tons of recyclables left on the curb by well-meaning Americans have gone into landfills in recent months.
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Astrea Li, the infant examined by Dr. Priest at Stanford, had gone into cardiac arrest the day she was born.
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In other words, we've gone into debt to a nation that has lent us money it essentially stole from us.
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Others became frustrated, with a few theorizing that because she had not gone into labor, she was not actually pregnant.
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Eventually, months later, Mr. Nájera's office took on the case, but Mr. Reyes had already fled and gone into hiding.
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Tropical storm watches have already gone into effect for Barbados, Dominica, St. Lucia, the Grenadines, Guadeloupe Martinique and St. Vincent.
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Washington isn't putting these plants out of business; the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan hasn't even gone into effect yet.
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Have they simply gone into hiding somewhere at the National Archives or the reading room at the Library of Congress?
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Because the regulations were finalized in the final year of Obama's second term, they haven't actually gone into effect yet.
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That has gone into reverse in recent years, since the 2014 collapse in the price of oil and the ruble.
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"The Fed has gone into damage limitation mode and the market is taking it at face value," a metals trader said.
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Of the 193 all-time meetings, 64 have been decided by five points or fewer and 14 have gone into overtime.
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"I have always gone into the bathroom to breastfeed because I felt like I couldn't do it in public," she said.
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If I think I wasted years of my life, then perhaps I should have gone into completely different venture, outside music.
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I see my home alarm has gone into entry delay on my phone and my dog is still barking like crazy.
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"I don't think he ever should have gone into custody for it," Kelly's attorney Steve Greenberg told PEOPLE at the time.
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Luckily, the landmark Paris Accords, which commit almost every country to lowering their greenhouse gas emissions, have already gone into effect.
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Europe in particular has seen its recovery sputter and Germanys industrial sector the continents engine room has actually gone into reverse.
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The surviving six could walk around the auditorium, looking at photos of their former comrades who have gone into suspended candidacy.
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Six months after the Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal federal net neutrality protections, the changes have quietly gone into effect.
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The other thing that Duo is touting is the engineering that has gone into making the video in the app work.
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The administration was originally planning to issue a regulation — which would have gone into effect immediately — to formally implement the policy.
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There's no mistaking the high sophistication of engineering, aerodynamics, and materials science that has gone into crafting the Rimac C Two.
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Have you ever gone into a store and noticed that all of the larger sizes on the rack are gone first?
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Elsewhere, for example in Rwanda, aid spending has been used to match domestic resources that have gone into expanding health insurance.
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Without any discussion by lawmakers or thorough examination of the new rules' possible consequences, the changes have now gone into effect.
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She said she thought he might have gone into hiding because she was aware he knew one of the slain attackers.
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"If this law had gone into effect, it would have made a bad situation even worse," she said in a statement.
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The bill, which is non-binding, would have gone into effect on Saturday morning, even if Trump had not signed it.
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Still, Crow said he "hasn't seen any noticeable impact in the amount of investment" that has gone into the Asian giant.
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So far, eight members of the Canadian Space Agency have gone into space, six of whom have traveled to the ISS.
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"Within a number of seconds, the windows would have failed and the fire would have gone into the cabin," Zellmann said.
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Her leukemia had responded to the CAR-T therapy, and she had gone into remission, only to relapse two months later.
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That means when you pony up anywhere from $20 to $200, you don't really know what has gone into that jar.
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Grade: D — There have been clear steps to undo climate change progress, but no immediate changes have gone into effect. 4.
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I hope so, because I haven't even gone into some of the more out-there concepts Doctor Strange tries to tackle.
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There's just one little detail that people alarmed by this vote might have missed: Those regulations hadn't gone into effect yet.
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That money had to go somewhere, so it washed around the system ... so a lot of it has gone into housing.
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I love the level of detail that's gone into creating a universe that feels like it exists and has a history.
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But after disastrous storms like Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and Hurricane Sandy in 303, the federal program has gone into debt.
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Their volunteers have gone into war-stricken areas, searching for survivors, winning them support from many countries, including the United States.
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A salad of peeled and pickled grapes, a recent special, wasn't worth the obvious trouble that had gone into making it.
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By now, 41 ACE alumni have gone "into formation," as Catholic lexicon puts it, for the priesthood or a religious order.
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She had rarely even gone into Manhattan before high school, let alone the posh neighborhood of Tribeca where Stuyvesant is located.
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Throughout the discussions, Trump has rarely gone into detail about what the bills do or why they are improvements over Obamacare.
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Within an hour, I had gone into full labor—I'll spare you a long description, but: contractions, vomiting, bleeding, crying, shitting.
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Most private investment to deal with climate change has gone into clean energy or other technologies to cut emissions so far.
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"Zonergy has gone into litigation over the reduction of the tariff and this is delaying completion of the project," he said.
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The Hurricanes came out on top for only the second time in seven games that have gone into overtime this season.
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On Thursday, a tribal leader said he'll keep fighting to stop the pipeline, even though it has already gone into use.
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Three of these politicians have gone into hiding, requesting protection at the Argentine and Italian embassies in the capital city Caracas.
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I wouldn't have gone into the end of the summer not knowing that this guy doesn't really want to be there.
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US sanctions have gone into effect against Turkey nearly a week after it began air and ground operations in northeastern Syria.
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The removal of the headdress, though, demonstrated even more the lapse in research and consultation that had gone into the performance.
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Mr. LeBoutillier said he was pleased that the Cushing artwork had gone into the safe hands of the artist's descendants. Mrs.
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Few probably knew how much work had gone into researching the wallpaper, say, or making sure each period sign was accurate.
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More than half a dozen members of Congress have gone into self-quarantine after being exposed to someone with the virus.
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More than half a dozen members of Congress have gone into self-quarantine after being exposed to someone with the virus.
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Of that money, more than $14.5 million has gone into ads opposing Ms. McCaskill, several of them focusing on her family.
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"One of them had burst, and all of it had gone into the wall of my stomach," Osbourne said that year.
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"One of them had burst, and all of it had gone into the wall of my stomach," Sharon said that year.
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The changes have mostly gone into effect immediately, with Epic saying players will not need to update the game at all.
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The UK has gone into full coronavirus lockdown with the public banned from leaving the home for all but essential reasons.
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The Verge confirmed with a T-Mobile spokesperson that the new higher limit has gone into effect to reflect user habits.
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They saw the Giants' last pitchers warming up with a security guard because the extra catchers had gone into the game.
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Although they have not gone into detail about how they plan to earn their money, there are a number of possibilities.
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Those who have gone into hiding are often people who think their names are on government watch lists of drug users.
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How many times have you gone into a store and found the shelves need restocking of the very item you want?
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"I hope people see how hard the kids have worked and how much love has gone into this book," Lerner said.
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He would repeatedly press her on why she had not gone into greater detail during a previous discussion with the FBI.
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On the diplomatic front, already chilly relations have gone into the deep freeze following recent tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
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Jim Harrison has lost fingers, gone into a coma and had his heart stop four times – all while doing his job.
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Colorado has seen $600 million in tax revenue in the years since its adult use cannabis law has gone into effect.
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In theory, all those messages should have just gone into the ether but in practice, they got stuck on a server.
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A separate provision, which has not yet gone into effect, would mandate that abortion clinics must have costly hospital-grade facilities.
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He had gone into hiding since the fatal shooting of Trooper Landon Weaver, 23, of East Freedom, at 6:30 p.m.
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There's a certain amount of learning [that's already gone into Knack] and it's great to be able to use that learning.
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Rainsy, 67, has gone into exile four times, the latest coming last November when a warrant for his arrest was issued.
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The Democratic Party's whiplash-inducing change of stance, and the furtive negotiations that have gone into that maneuvering, have been revealing.
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Dr. M knows of Syrian doctors who, losing hope of ever working legally again, have gone into textile or farm work.
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And the fact that agencies' sibling companies have gone into production should also not be considered a problem, the agents say.
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The guy who hired me at Forbes, David Churbuck, if he hadn't hired me, I wouldn't have gone into Red Herring.
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Science fiction, horror, and fantasy have so much room for psychological analysis of whatever has gone into making whatever work it is.
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Jayalalithaa had gone into cardiac arrest on Sunday night, the Apollo Hospital said, following her admission with fever and dehydration in September.
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Not since Woods in 2006 has the defending champion gone into the final round with at least a share of the lead.
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Many have since gone into exile overseas, following the example of former CNRP leader Sam Rainsy, who fled to France in 2015.
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There were rumors of this late last year, but WWD reports that the wheels of this plan have just gone into motion.
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A source previously told PEOPLE Miller, born Malcolm James McCormick, had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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"Most of us, no matter what specialty we've gone into, have cared for hundreds or even thousands of GSW victims," Ranney said.
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Despite this, Bell now has been given the right to vote under a new policy that has gone into effect under Cuomo.
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If you admire the talent and the work that have gone into it, whose talent and work are you actually thinking about?
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"A lot of the sensibility of rock 'n' roll has gone into the sound of SoundCloud rap and mumble rap," he says.
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But now their influence has gone into space after NASA's Mars InSight Mission named a rock on the planet after the band.
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Trump also held up pictures of different sections of the wall and bragged about the advanced engineering that's gone into its construction.
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Many have ended up suffering permanent income losses, and the regions where these losses are concentrated have gone into rapid economic decline.
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But it's clear that the money's gone into the equity markets because of that lack of yield and lack of other returns.
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J C PENNEY COMPANY INC - SAYS MINIMAL IMPACT ON BUSINESS FROM THREE TRANCHES OF TARIFFS THAT HAVE GONE INTO EFFECT - CONF CALL
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Using a soccer analogy, he said the talks had gone into "extra time" but that the "final whistle" had not been blown.
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Last week's rally to a five-month high of $2811,503 per tonne on the London Metal Exchange has gone into sharp reverse.
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Maggie's mother had gone into surgery to remove her inflammatory breast cancer, and things did not go the way they had planned.
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" When the reporter mentioned that Musk had gone into the cave on Tuesday, Unsworth said he was "asked to leave very quickly.
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Whether or not negative rates will come to America is up for debate, but several countries overseas have gone into negative territory.
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The FCC also voted last week to block a data security rule on the day before it would have gone into effect.
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The rocket has launched, gone into sub-orbit, and landed its booster at a Texas launch site five times since last November.
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Most of the money has gone into bitcoin, the most popular crypto-currency, whose face value has surged by 15X this year.
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Eminent domain has not yet gone into effect, so the nuns, backed by Lancaster Against Pipelines, are taking action to stall construction.
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"It's a weird series when you take that both teams have (gone) into one another's building and won both games," Carlyle said.
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Unlike the with the Peep-za, a lot of thought seems to have gone into the creation of the Fior-egg-tina.
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I've gone into an awful lot of food production units—the places who make the food that we eat in our houses.
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I appreciate all the ingenuity that has gone into making these matted-together flakes of pork protein safe, nourishing, and relatively palatable.
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By the time I started my residency as a psychiatrist in 2014, most of the ACA's key provisions had gone into effect.
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However, the blood, sweat and tears that have gone into the push for diversity and inclusion are often missing from the story.
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The latter helps the social platforms, in turn, tap into premium ad dollars that would have traditionally gone into television media buys.
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Rumors have been swirling about Hunter's alleged mistress, Sharina Hudson, giving birth in Philly Monday after having gone into labor Sunday night.
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But the bottom line is that for at least some temporary period, those tax changes could very easily have gone into effect.
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Mr. Morales has unleashed allies in the judiciary against political rivals, many of whom have landed in jail or gone into exile.
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Mr. Morales has unleashed allies in the judiciary against political rivals, many of whom have landed in jail or gone into exile.
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Led by France, Europe has now proposed two different ways to alleviate the pressure, but so far neither has gone into effect.
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Had the original version of TPP gone into force, it would have reduced tariffs paid by U.S. exporters on 16,000 manufactured products.
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Speaking to Ilyas Mohamed, currently the national team chairman, it becomes apparent just how much effort has gone into establishing the side.
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The trouble with this argument is that vast amounts of taxpayer money has gone into research to help pharmaceutical companies develop drugs.
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I'm impressed at the work that's gone into Fallout 4 VR, and it's an excellent test case for open-world virtual reality.
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In fact, there are more privately held guns in Australia today than there were before the 1996 ban had gone into effect.
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And if WeWork had gone into bankruptcy, SoftBank could have bought it back at a fraction of what it ended up paying.
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Consumers are willing to pay to ensure that their gift is perfect, especially knowing the work that has gone into producing them.
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It may be that if the revolutionaries had foreseen the fate of their countries, they would not have gone into the streets.
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Air Berlin, Alitalia and Monarch have all gone into administration this year, a symptom of the intense price competition in the sector.
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The President has railed against Mueller's appointment since day one -- but his tirades on Twitter have gone into overdrive in recent weeks.
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But the Afterschool Alliance said that had these cuts gone into effect, they would have negatively impacted 1.7 million children and families.
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China's internet censors, trigger-happy at the best of times, have gone into overdrive to sanitize discussion of the term limit changes.
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None of these promises has fully gone into law—apart from opportunity zones, the first of which the Treasury implemented this spring.
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Star Trek, which started as a TV series in 1966, has boldly gone into the world of film, books and now streaming.
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But as the coronavirus pandemic has swept across the world, and infected more than 153,000 people, more countries have gone into lockdown.
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One of his classmates there has said his "heart was never in it," that he'd gone into law to please his mother.
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But since the Amazon news, the figure has nearly doubled — and does not include many recent units that have gone into contract.
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"A lot of the shops that are now shuttered won't reopen again because their owners will have gone into debt," Snowden said.
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Far more has gone into Aspire, with its expert, imported staff and its state-of-the-art facilities in Doha and Senegal.
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Since Ms. Prioul pressed charges last year, she had been so threatened by his fans that she has gone into virtual hiding.
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The UK has gone into full coronavirus lockdown with the British public ordered to stay at home for up to six months.
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He has gone into business with some of the corporate world's biggest titans, including Bill Gates, Rupert Murdoch and Michael R. Bloomberg.
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It is unclear if Mr. Putin played a role in the poisoning of Mr. Skripal, who survived and has gone into hiding.
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That's short of the 4 million who would have gotten overtime pay had a more aggressive Obama-era law gone into effect.
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By then, administration officials argue, many migrants have skipped court dates and gone into the shadows, living illegally in the United States.
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There was a huge coal miner from Pennsylvania who had gone into the mines as a "breaker" when he was age eight.
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This sounds a little like a butcher claiming to have gone into the meat-slicing business because he likes working with animals.
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But he also hears from people who have gone into credit card debt or taken out home equity loans on their house.
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In theory, all those messages should have just like gone into the ether, but in practice, they got stuck on a server.
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"We did save a dog from a car that had gone into a river at the beginning of the summer," he said.
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Touches like the corona's outer lattice serve as a reminder of the human work that has gone into the making of America.
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One dealer that had marketed the bonds told investors that the list appeared to have gone into an all-or-nothing bid.
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At the time, Chief Boyce said it was not clear where the man had gone — into East New York or into Queens.
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Slovenia's Ilka Stuhec, the 2017 downhill world champion who had gone into the slalom in second place, faded badly and finished 10th.
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Brown had gone into the shop to ask for help using his vape pen, but did not buy anything, according to KTVT.
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Multiple sources close to Kylie and Travis Scott tell us ... Kylie isn't due this month, and she hasn't gone into premature labor.
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She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016 for the second time in her life, but it has since gone into remission.
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Instead of going into the family business, she's gone into politics, and when the two begin to overlap, her frustration is tangible.
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Similar legal changes have gone into effect in Australia and Europe, with the aim of shutting down the major markets for stolen lumber.
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Tariffs have so far had a "minimal impact" on Penney's business, with the three rounds that have already gone into effect, Soltau said.
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And people forget that a lot has gone into them and they're not necessarily real, so I try to be honest with people.
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By the time my brother Caleb and his wife, Rebecca, got Canaan to the emergency room, his body had gone into septic shock.
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Their mother and family matriarch, Kris Jenner, appeared surprised and said she was not aware that her daughter's surrogate had gone into labor.
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I think as a designer, it's nice to see how much effort and detail has gone into such small features from an episode.
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"Certainly another thing that's happened over the last 50 years is that women have gone into higher education in huge numbers," Arnett said.
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Provenance's efforts also promote socially acceptable practices, such as making sure that no slavery or exploitation has gone into the production of goods.
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So much work has gone into this over the past 11 years and I've had so much support from my coach and teammates.
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Prior to that, the NME reported that I'd gone into my local bank manager's office and withdrawn £20,000 in cash and burned it.
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Much work behind the scenes must have gone into this charming, accessible production, which will make a valuable addition to the Met's repertory.
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She had been alive before I'd gone into the house, healthy, but I'd known that wasn't going to last, and I'd done nothing.
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"The consultant came to see me and said he had gone into theatre while other doctors were doing the operation," Hodgson told Metro.
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Kensington Palace announced early Monday morning that Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton had gone into labor with her and Prince William's third child.
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Then it shouldn't be a surprise that Goop has gone into business with Conde Nast and is releasing a print magazine this fall.
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"It seems that a lot of thought and effort has gone into this, and counterpoints have been listened and accepted," the source added.
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We haven't really gone into that much detail but I know that we're going to continue that dialogue and keep developing the story.
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Tom Petty may have gone into the great wide open, but your shout-out offered fans one more time to kill the pain.
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Right now, a person is only eligible to become a donor when they are declared brain dead or they've gone into cardiac arrest.
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K2 was about to commence its ninth 80-day observational campaign when, on April 8th, NASA discovered Kepler had gone into Emergency Mode.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi is now literally less than a freaking month away, and the theory-wagon has officially gone into overdrive.
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It's clear that a lot of thought has gone into every aspect of Monster Hunter World's setting, and how the various elements interact.
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If he had to do it all over again, Hyman says he would have never gone into business with the real-estate tycoon.
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Turkish is growing at an annual rate of 30%, unlike its Gulf rivals, whose expansion has stalled or gone into reverse (see chart).
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China has poured billions of dollars of aid into Cambodia while private Chinese money has gone into real estate developments, factories and casinos.
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In its home market South Africa, the economy has gone into recession and business and consumer confidence have been dented by high unemployment.
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Had the Trump administration's rules gone into effect, they could have cost Planned Parenthood up to $60 million, according to the Washington Post.
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Beyonce, 35, had gone into Sunday's awards show with a leading nine nominations for her powerful "Lemonade" album about race, feminism, and betrayal.
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San Francisco has passed a law, which has not gone into effect yet, that requires advertisements for sugary drinks to include warning labels.
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The president has not put forward a backup plan for the industry, which has hemorrhaged workers as many companies have gone into bankruptcy.
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On the streets of Panama City, signs with the phrase "less bags, more life" reminded passersby that the measure had gone into effect.
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Year to date, $123 billion has gone into index funds, with $212 billion exiting actively managed portfolios that seek to beat an index.
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But Britain believes the brainpower that has gone into maintaining the domination they enjoyed on the boards in 2012 continues will be unsurpassed.
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The other portion of the law being challenged, requiring abortion doctors to have "admitting privileges" at a local hospital, has gone into effect.
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"He hasn't recently gone into the specifics of what's going on with him, because he's in a no-win situation," the source explains.
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That balance of refining parts so that the display would balance perfectly reflects the engineering and design that's gone into the Surface Studio.
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The avolatte (*shudder*) was introduced by Australian barista Jaydin Nathan, who presumably has gone into hiding since unleashing this cursed beverage upon us.
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Ferri had destroyed lab equipment that could help the Axis and gone into hiding in the mountains with a crate of scientific documents.
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An investigation determined that days earlier Cobain had gone into the greenhouse of his large home and taken a massive dose of heroin.
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In the midst of this, we find out our pregnant friend, who was at both the wedding AND brunch, has gone into labor.
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This allows audiences to click through and assess the veracity of an article based on the research that has gone into its preparation.
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Defenders of the nuclear accord dismissed the demand, calling it a belated line of attack months after the agreement had gone into effect.
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In an email to the organization, he said he had gone into business because his family did not want him involved in government.
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Martin said she was wearing a short-sleeved T-shirt that said "Y'all need Jesus," and had not even gone into the store.
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That flood has since gone into reverse with pension funds losing faith in the commodities story in the face of consistently poor returns.
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She said if she hadn't gone into labor early, she'd be risking her own life due to possible infection in her uterus. RIP
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Software engineers can easily forget just how much craftsmanship has gone into the open source code that powers the most basic of applications.
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About 74% of Americans have gone into debt to pay for a getaway, according to a new study from financial planning company LearnVest.
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You'll have gone into the interview asking yourself whether your working style is a good fit with your potential future employer and colleagues.
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The currency has gone into a nose dive since Macri was heavily defeated at primary elections on Sunday by opposition candidate Alberto Fernandez.
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I'm sure it's lovely, but visiting it would just remind me that if I wanted that life, I should have gone into finance.
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LUCAS HEDGES Do you actually think you wouldn't have gone into this line of work had it not been for your mom's actions?
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A lonely person who is not too far gone into their own hatred might benefit from whatever hope Love Not Anger can offer.
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It's sometimes hard [for me] to hear the work as it sounds cause of the hours that has gone into thinking about it.
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Were he guilty, some contended, he might have taken a page from the playbook of other politicians and fled, or gone into hiding.
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"I feel like the majority of games we've won, we've gone into the third period 1-0, 2-1, low scores," Lehner said.
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He has interacted with several lawmakers who have since gone into self-quarantine after being in contact with an individual who tested positive.
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Running low on staff and suppliesAs cases mount, supplies of protective equipment have gone into short supply, and hospitals are rationing the gear.
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Last at the facility on March 18, the person has since received medical care and has gone into quarantine, the Desert Sun reported.
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Italy, as well as New Rochelle, New York, have gone into lockdown, and many major companies have urged their employees to self-quarantine.
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Last at the facility on March 18, the person has since received medical care and has gone into quarantine, the Desert Sun reported.
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A new class of Trident missile-firing submarines, with 24 longer-range missiles, led by the USS Alaska, had recently gone into service.
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Much of the budget — and a hefty slice of the creative energy — seems to have gone into the dozens of wigs and hairpieces.
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Pork and Ricotta Meatballs These have gone into regular production at my place: They're the fastest, easiest, most delicious Italianate meatball I know.
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The US has brokered similar agreements with Guatemala and El Salvador, though only the agreement with Guatemala has gone into effect so far.
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Much of the manufacturing that has been brought back to America in recent years has gone into very automated plants with high productivity.
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"I still think that there's a lot of money out there that has not gone into the market," Wang said, explaining his call.
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The downgrade came a day after Reuters reported that Hontop Energy Pte Ltd, Wanda's Singapore-based oil trading unit, has gone into receivership.
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Some utility companies only report late payments or those that have gone into collection, while others report both late and on-time payments.
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Several previous Sheroes, including African-American ballerina Misty Copeland and American fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad - the first hijab-wearing Barbie - have gone into production.
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Why it matters: Other companies have gone into China thinking that they could access the giant market without having to compromise their values.
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The regulations, if they had gone into effect, would have prohibited internet service providers from selling information about your online activities to advertisers.
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Willink and the CEO had both gone into the collaboration with their egos taking charge, which created an environment of tension and aggression.
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A cancer-stricken Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the Western-backed autocrat, had gone into exile in mid-January, leaving behind a rickety regency council.
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Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, confirmed in a statement early Monday that it's gone into administration, immediately ceasing trading and operations.
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Since the findings were released, Mr. Zhao's phone has been turned off, and he appears to have gone into hiding or official custody.
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Delany emailed us shortly after the Senate voted to overturn the new FCC privacy rules that would've gone into effect later this year.
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While the cut hadn't actually gone into effect yet, lenders were pricing FHA mortgage applications with lower costs for two weeks' worth of borrowers.
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The fights mark a franchise record for the longest the team had gone into a season without a fighting penalty (2015-16, 20th game).
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Gong believes his daughter must have gone into the pool first and his wife went in after to help her before both went under.
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The President cannot halt any regulations that have gone into effect already, but lays out steps for any that are not fully in action.
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"By all accounts, the amount of money that's gone into compliance at the major financial institutions in the United States is astonishing," he said.
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Most of that money has gone into funds focused on 13, 2020 or 2021 maturities, rather than longer-term debt, according to the data.
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Officials told the paper they believed the driver of the second vehicle had already gone into the store before they arrived at the scene.
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Javed's reluctance is a reality check for the likes of Paytm and smaller rival MobiKwik, which have gone into promotional overdrive since Modi's announcement.
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If she hadn't be found by the curious canine when she was, Noreen could have gone into heart and respiratory failure and eventually death.
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All of her interests, from visual art to internet culture to the news cycle, has gone into the making and promotion of this record.
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Congress didn't pass any new laws on broadband privacy last night; it only repealed an Obama-era rule that hadn't yet gone into effect.
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Extensive research has gone into making cars, trucks, and farms autonomous—basically all the ways that we produce and transport goods around the world.
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Yaghoubi has gone into remission and relapsed again — now her doctors tell her she is on her way to being 100 percent cancer-free.
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Foxconn said last month that the virus outbreak would not affect iPhone production, but these new adaptations suggest the company has gone into overdrive.
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A clutch of journalists and opposition activists have gone into hiding following death threats in what Amnesty International calls "a post-election witch-hunt".
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However, billions of recovery funds were reportedly unaccounted for in the wake of the war and could have gone into any number of places.
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With the recent advent of stunning black hole photography and gravitational wave detectors, the entire field of black hole physics has gone into overdrive.
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"Instead of just looking at what you're seeing, it's what would have gone into creating the aroma of the original Morgan Library," Nelson added.
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Migration to Houston has gone into overdrive in the past 15 years largely because the absence of zoning laws has kept housing comparatively cheap.
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Jayalalithaa had gone into cardiac arrest on Sunday night, the Apollo Hospital in Chennai said, following her admission with fever and dehydration in September.
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Taban Abel, information minister in the state of Eastern Lakes, told Reuters that the girl had gone into hiding in the country's capital, Juba.
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For their part, the Trump administration's lawyers argued that the executive order had yet to cause any harm because it hasn't gone into effect.
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She and other experts believe that there needs to be more support for cancer survivors, even after they've finished treatment and gone into remission.
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The market right now has gone into a fuzzier period, where correlations and betas have broken down compared to six or 12 months ago.
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However, given the amount of work that's already gone into developing the messaging app, it seems unlikely that Instagram would scrap the idea entirely.
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For the first time since the US retired the Space Shuttle in 2011, humans have taken off from American soil and gone into space.
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The conflict, reshaped by Russia's intervention last September, has gone into an even higher gear since the United Nations sought to revive peace talks.
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Woz's Legacy as a Computer Teacher Of the 30 kids in our class, at least eight of us have gone into careers in technology.
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In its latest family spending survey, T. Rowe Price found 46 percent of parents said they'd gone into debt buying something their kids wanted.
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At least one person at the party knew Mary Jo had gone into one of the cars and told authorities that after the accident.
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Instead, staffers had gone into every available electronics store in Maidenhead and bought up piles of new laptops and prepaid Wi-Fi hot spots.
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"The capital that had gone into safe havens yesterday has come back out today," said Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets Canada.
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But the next steps the Trump administration takes will likely determine the future of a revised executive order that has never gone into effect.
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Gambles says a decade of cheap money from the world's central banks has gone into financial markets, but not enough has entered real economies.
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"People are looking for safe havens, but they have also gone into the euro as well so they can buy German bunds," he added.
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It's not a slight on the students, but there's a huge investment that has gone into those garments, and all of that was lost.
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Residents of Harare say scores suspected of involvement in the protests have been dragged from homes while some opposition lawmakers have gone into hiding.
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Patterson's mother, Karen, had gone into labor while shopping and was barely able to make it home, according to the New Jersey State Police.
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So far, $85033 billion worth of tariffs have gone into place — equally matched by China — with a second batch of $16 billion undergoing review.
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One strategy that the Trump Administration has deployed is delaying the effective dates of Obama Administration regulations that have not yet gone into effect.
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Vast intellectual and political efforts have gone into lowering the odds that too big to fail banks will need bailouts or generate systemic crisis.
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"Enormous effort has gone into theorizing about who is most vulnerable to online or remote radicalization, and how they can be identified," Hurlburt notes.
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"We would have found it impossible to have gone into a studio with those songs and record with them as they were," Thompson says.
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Many have gone into hiding, too afraid to speak out for fear of their own safety and that of their families, CNN has learned.
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Here's the short version: Having gone into a solo vision sans the Three-Eyed Raven, Bran comes face to face with the Night King.
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Exxon would never have gone into a country without conducting extensive studies and acquiring the best market intelligence it can get its hands on.
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Much research has gone into investigating what kinds of work might be automatable, and predicting when machines will take over tasks performed by humans.
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Several members of Congress have closed their Washington offices or gone into self-quarantine following positive diagnoses of the virus among staff members. Reps.
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We all, in some form or another, commented on the fact that an awful lot of work had obviously gone into replicating the settings.
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As Anna North reported for Vox, none of these bills have actually gone into effect, and have been — or will be — challenged in court.
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For his part, Dexter has been lying to Kate about how deeply he's gone into the market and where his investment money came from.
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A lot of things have gone into that — the way we talk, the way we campaign, the issues we stress, what Fox News does.
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All I can represent is my own experience, which is I was ignorant of all the effort that has gone into keeping women separated.
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While many countries and cities worldwide have gone into lockdown, shutting schools and public meeting places, the U.K. has so far eschewed such measures.
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Had the Ninth Circuit's block on MPP gone into effect, it would have raised concerns that migrants could have overwhelmed the ports of entry.
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My first editor there was a woman named Geri Herron, who had been, of all things, an opera singer and had gone into journalism.
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"A lot of work has gone into institutions, at the grass-roots level," said Marietje Schaake, who leads the European Union's Election Observation Mission.
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"I wasn't there, but what was the emergency that they couldn't have not gone into the apartment and waited for E.M.S. or someone else?"
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The same day, the nonprofit Center for Reproductive Rights filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the law, which had gone into effect immediately.
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We've gone into quite a few different sectors in my lifetime, and I think we've surprised people and changed those industries for the better.
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I thought maybe some nerve ending in my thigh had become so habituated to the vibration that it had gone into permanent iPhone spasm.
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"We've really leapt into explaining what we've done and the thinking that's gone into that," said Stephen Deadman, Facebook's global deputy chief privacy officer.
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"I've always gone into tattoo shops and have never really seen black American experiences depicted in the imagery on the walls," Ms. Garner said.
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When no health care is provided, Medicaid saves even more than they would have had the patient gone into a regular managed care plan.
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After his brutal victory, the mixed martial arts fighter has been accused of violating "the morals of martial arts," and has gone into hiding.
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Over the last five seasons, 83 games have gone into overtime, and 22 of them lasted more than 10 minutes, according to N.F.L. Media.
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By 2003, she had gone into private practice with a defense lawyer, and two years later, at age 29, she started her own firm.
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Bernstein reckons that over the past decade some $5 trillion globally has flowed from active to passive, most of which has gone into ETFs.
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Trump has gone into cities run by Democrats to argue that liberal policies have exacerbated the social and economic hardships that African Americans face.
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The deputies had their pistols drawn and were behind their vehicles, the sources said, and not one of them had gone into the school.
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Instead, inflation has gone into reverse during the past several months, with both indices dipping well below 2 percent in year-over-year terms.
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Had that same amount gone into a high-yield savings account at 2% for 16 years, that same $100 would have grown to $137.68.
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In fact, 2000% of millennials have gone into debt to attend a bachelor or bachelorette party, according to an online poll from Credit Karma.
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Last month, President Trump signed a bill overturning the broadband privacy regulations, which would have gone into effect at the end of the year.
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Japanese retail investors are seen to have gone into the Tokyo holiday heavily short yen and long high-yielding currencies, including the Turkish lira.
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If you had gone into the campaigns, a Bush campaign and Rubio campaign, they were saying: 'We don't need to pay attention to Trump.
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"I've met psychopaths who have been through horrific abuse or neglect as a child and have gone into robot mood to survive," she explains.
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We do so with, it seems, very little thought gone into the outcome… As a result, prognosticative, social commentary is exactly what I do.
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This time, one Democratic appointee, Judge William B. Traxler Jr., switched sides, noting that more care and deliberation had gone into the latest order.
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As Kimmel noted, it's the first time a Bachelorette or Bachelor star has gone into the season already telling the press she/he is engaged.
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DAVID WARD, FORMER ICE AGENT: Anarchy is alive and well in the United States, and now it&aposs gone into the Senate and the Congress.
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While we're still trying to make sense of it all, we can't help but appreciate the passion that's gone into so many of these messages.
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Much of it has gone into share buybacks and acquisitions, propelling a movement towards consolidation that some argue has retarded business dynamism and stifled innovation.
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The bill, which is non-binding, would have gone into effect on Saturday morning, even if Trump had not signed it, said the White House.
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He leans farther into the microphone, but the game has gone into overdrive; the roar pivots into a permanent din, impervious to shushing. Inclusivity. Love.
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In his first column, he explains that he and several others had gone into self-imposed exile because they feared being arrested in Saudi Arabia.
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"At no point could I be confident that this virus had not gone into any other of the 280 cameras," said police minister Lisa Neville.
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I learned later that upon arriving in the E.R., I had passed out and gone into convulsions, regaining consciousness while I was on the gurney.
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If you've ever looked at someone else's Instagram profile and noticed that it looked particularly put together, some careful planning has likely gone into it.
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They voted to go on strike after rejecting ULA's final offer on a three-year contract that would have gone into effect on May 6th.
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But despite all of the policy analysis that has gone into our own national cybersecurity, we seem perpetually taken by surprise when we are attacked.
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" In fact, Branson never starts a company with the primary objective of making a lot of money: "I've never gone into business to make money.
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Bellamy's, the organic infant formula maker, has gone into a trading halt, pending the release of details of an "acquisition" and an associated capital raising.
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Immigration advocates have said it is difficult to find the parents because many live in remote areas of Central America or have gone into hiding.
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The hospitality giant Keystone Group, which owns eight bars in Sydney and numerous more venues across the country, has announced it has gone into receivership.
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"The amount of testing and research that's gone into COPV safety is gigantic," he said during a press conference before the first Block 29 flight.
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In the past two decades, much of the investment has gone into commercial real-estate projects such as luxury hotels, ski resorts and gas stations.
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Mainly they're hamstrung by the fact that many liberals have seemingly gone into permanent conspiracy theory land, a place which does not brook irony easily.
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There is no way to explain how hard we worked to do the right thing and our job post should have gone into more detail.
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"She had gone into a continuous seizure and the only option was to put her in a pentobarbital coma," Miranda's mother, Erika Huntoon, tells PEOPLE.
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Though there's no doubt a lot of care and attention has gone into building this category out, you'll also find equally eye-catching price-tags.
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The industry was revived by refugees returning from Iran in the 1990s and much work has gone into establishing Afghan saffron as an international brand.
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With the new round of tariffs that have just gone into effect, he has essentially imposed a $220006 billion fine for a $2202 billion crime.
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"I had gone into this thinking it was just an old mistake, but then I found they were still trying to cover it up," Mrs.
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To appreciate all the pricey work that's gone into the upcoming season 8, we looked back on Game Of Thrones' most expensive episodes to date.
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Vettel did nothing wrong, having gone into the weekend under intense scrutiny after running into the back of Verstappen at the last race in Britain.
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For all the work and advocacy that's gone into the new-look Democratic legislation, the documents remain -- for now -- little more than glorified press releases.
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Posters calling for Zakzaky's release were quickly torn down, said Giwa who was speaking to the press because the group's spokesman had gone into hiding.
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Nopparat Kanthawong, the head coach of the Wild Boars team, told CNN that he did not know why the boys had gone into the cave.
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And I also believe that that doesn't have to happen for those presences to be real, because I have gone into rooms that feel sad.
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He was one of five drivers to have gone into qualifying carrying grid penalties, the others being Renault's Jolyon Palmer and Toro Rosso's Carlos Sainz.
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If we'd gone into season three saying that we had to top the craziness of season two, I think we might've driven ourselves nuts, y'know?
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Smaller investments (by Chinese standards) in the hundreds of millions have gone into companies Westerners might not know, including Beijing Moviebook Technology, Kujiale and more.
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Carson came under fire from transgender advocacy groups and his Democratic predecessor after the proposed rule, which has not yet gone into effect, was announced.
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By last year, subway cars that were bought in the 2000s were failing more frequently than ones that had gone into service 25 years earlier.
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Since then, every guy and my teammates have gone into Gucci to look for them and come back and told me they couldn't find them.
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DAPA and DACA+ hadn't gone into effect because of the court case; now they will never go into effect (at least in their current forms).
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Numerous other critics of the Kremlin who have gone into exile in Ukraine have been murdered on the streets of Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, previously.
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Last year Raf Simons won in both the men's and women's categories for his work at Calvin Klein — which hadn't even gone into stores yet.
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As the country races to curb its spread, states have gone into lockdown — sending workers home, encouraging social distancing, and closing schools, restaurants, and factories.
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We're supposed to change them out if we've gone into a patient's room with suspected COVID, but overall we're supposed to wear them all day.
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As the country races to curb its spread, states have gone into lockdown — sending workers home, encouraging social distancing, and closing schools, restaurants, and factories.
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Suarez had gone into self-quarantine on Thursday after meeting with a delegation from Brazil earlier this week that included Jair Bolsonaro and his spokesman.
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Twelve of the 29 units, which start at $615,000, have gone into contract since April, according to a spokeswoman for Halstead, which is handling sales.
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BUDAPEST, July 27 (Reuters) - The Vijay Mallya-owned Force India Formula One team has gone into administration, deputy principal Bob Fernley told Reuters on Friday.
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The rule had not yet gone into effect when DeVos delayed it over the summer and announced that her department would draft a new plan.
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By comparing sound patterns from the tape recording with the audio from the takes, he could figure out exactly what had gone into the broadcast.
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On the practical and intellectual levels, I left Mosul, in May 2017, with whole notebooks full of material that had not gone into my articles.
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She has gone into and out of favor over the years, but she has been at the forefront of important developments in fashion all along.
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Having gone into the weekend tied with Hamilton on four Singapore wins, the German is now the most successful driver outright in the city-state.
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Only the text of the agreements with Guatemala and El Salvador has been made public, and none of them have gone into effect so far.
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But months after passage, restaurant workers and bartenders said patrons were confused and tipping them less, even though the law hadn't yet gone into effect.
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Jammeh finally left the country last weekend, and has gone into exile in Equatorial Guinea, but not before allegedly plundering the Gambian coffers of $11.4M.
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Two-thirds of the heat that's been added in the last 50 years has gone into the ocean, and only one-third in the atmosphere.
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My original suspicion was that the bugs had gone into my nasal cavity while I was asleep and had gnawed away at my prefrontal cortex.
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There's been very little investment of this kind and a lot of it has gone into speculating on the stock market, which is way overvalued.
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Because since the 249th Avenue station shut down in late October for eight months, the businesses here have gone into nothing short of cardiac arrest.
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This argument is one that [has] gone into the mainstream and deals with race in a way that reproductive justice people haven't dealt with effectively.
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The world record holder and Olympic champion in 200m backstroke had gone into the semi-finals with only the 11th best time and it got worse.
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Okay, look, we can and already have gone into extreme detail on all the scientific information showing the planet is roughly spherical (more accurately, an ellipsoid).
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A good chunk of that capital has gone into building more scooters, placing a huge demand on the few Chinese manufacturers that've tapped into the market.
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Two years from now it won't be possible to say, I'm focusing on bots because the underlying ideas will have gone into the fabric of things.
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Those groups have gone into a kind of minority cultural status, and I think this is the best way to make sense of their reactionary posture.
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Should the Ohio law have gone into force, "one could characterize the obstacle Ohio women will face as not merely 'substantial,' but, rather, 'insurmountable,'" Barrett wrote.
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I've also seen it where lads have dropped down dead, had heart attacks, gone into comas, gone loopy, and ended up being sectioned because of it.
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For the past five or six years, fans have gone into a frenzy saying I should do the show every time a new season rolls around.
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She has become such a celebrity in China that she appears to have gone into hiding to escape local reporters who have been searching for her.
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Statement from the Khans—after Trump said their son would still be alive today if he were president because he wouldn't have gone into Iraq pic.twitter.
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NEW DELHI — Four young women have gone into hiding after their college suspended them for allegedly sending an "anti-national" message over group chat on WhatsApp.
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Twitter told Drew and Tony that its new rules on manipulated media had not yet gone into effect, so it could not comment on the video.
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Yet SLAC continued to take $39 a month from people who had gone into default or been rejected from income-based plans, two former employees said.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West enjoyed a casual night out on Friday amid rumors that Kylie Jenner had gone into labor with her first child.
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"We're worried about trade tensions, we're worried about the fact that many many lower income countries have now gone into a level of indebtedness," he said.
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"The truth is, vanity has always been the kind of theme you can bank on, but thanks to technology it has gone into overdrive," Cramer said.
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It is the deepest he has gone into a season before hitting his third home run since 2009 when he did it in his 63rd game.
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This year Toys R Us UK, electricals group Maplin and drinks wholesaler Conviviality have gone into administration, while fashion retailer New Look is also closing stores.
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"The amount of testing and research that's gone into COPV safety is gigantic," Musk said during a prelaunch call prior to the first Block 5 launch.
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After all the work that had gone into decoding the T-cell receptor, this might have been a frustrating development; instead, it only deepened the mystery.
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The laws, none of which have gone into effect in 2019, triggered protests across the country on Tuesday, the same day Reeves heard arguments in Mississippi.
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Defence Minister Nurettin Canikli said on Friday that Turkey's operation in the region had started with cross-border shelling, but no troops have gone into Afrin.
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The tariffs have not yet gone into effect, and the administration is engaging in back-channel talks with the Chinese to try to resolve their differences.
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How to diversify Many videogame retailers have struggled, as the industry they have specialized in for years has suddenly gone into a long-term secular decline.
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While some of that cash has likely gone into investments abroad, both companies would be able to bring billions back to the U.S. for domestic purchases.
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The Syrian civil war, reshaped by Russia's intervention last September, has gone into an even higher gear since the United Nations sought to revive peace talks.
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Conversely, when information-tech stocks got cheap again in 2500, only a little over 14 percent of your yearly contribution would have gone into that sector.
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Where the SUV was reported to have gone into the river is only about 30 miles from the deadly incident last month involving the Hart family.
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None of the near-total abortion bans passed recently in states like Alabama has gone into effect yet, and abortion remains legal in all 50 states.
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But the clean power rules just targeted by Trump are a particularly ludicrous scapegoat for coal's declining fortunes because they haven't even gone into effect yet.
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He helped prove that the price of a commodity was determined by how much labour time had gone into it—which showed how workers were exploited.
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Pence seems to be content to act as President Trump's puppet, a facet of his personality that I wish Mayer had gone into at greater length.
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They consume it mostly not through drinking or washing, but through the water that has gone into the food they eat and the clothes they wear.
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Of course, that's easier said than done, especially for anyone who's gone into the salon for a trim only to walk out with an accidental bob.
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"I've gone into areas of third-world countries where people have suffered the most, but those people always seem to have the biggest laugh," he says.
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The Navy would not comment on why the carrier hadn't gone into the Persian Gulf and would only say they are ready to launch any mission.
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The C.N.R.P.'s leader, Sam Rainsy, has gone into exile abroad to avoid arrest in relation to an old defamation suit by the former foreign minister.
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Instead, they must be stored in the cabin and switched off, as per a new policy that is said to have gone into effect on Tuesday.
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However, the Aggies, who got 228 points from Admon Gilder, 27 from DJ Hogg and 22 from Tonny Trocha-Morelos, have since gone into a slump.
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By 1918, though, Lenin was in the Kremlin, Shchukin had gone into exile, and the collection was nationalized and dispersed; some works ended up in Siberia.
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Alright, at the risk of cultural tone-deafness, we're gonna come out and say it: Nintendo's official Japanese Youtube Channel has gone into titty-mongering territory.
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What it didn't do was provide him with the kind of retirement security he might have attained if he had gone into a more mainstream life.
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ASTROWORLD SZN is approaching, and as such, the Travis Scott hype machine has gone into overdrive, with various teasers, giant art installations and merch packages dropping.
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I didn't realize it until after doing the Cleanse record that Chaka had gone into a totally different realm than what we were doing with Burn.
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But at around 11.50am VPNs stopped working, and that's when we realized that there was no internet connection at all -- we had gone into a shutdown.
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Seven months later, the President's defenders have gone into overdrive hoping to discredit the investigation as Trump insists publicly he has no plans to fire Mueller.
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The boys, ages 11 to 16, and their 25-year-old coach had gone into the caves after soccer practice and were caught by rising floodwaters.
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In Peru, which has recently gone into martial law, Champagne said, planes sent to pick up Canadians are now having to land on a military base.
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They had gone into halftime ahead by 5 but started the second half by going 8 of 11 from 3-point range, blowing open the game.
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LONDON — Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, the wife of Prince Harry, has gone into labor for the birth of their first child, Buckingham Palace said on Monday.
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