It was $5,000 or something, so I'd gone without one.
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But I've never gone without texting — and it was time.
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Hospitals have gone without power, resulting in uncounted death tolls.
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And how long have you ever gone without seeing them?
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The meeting had previously gone without mention by the administration.
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"But this is the longest I've ever gone without smoking."
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His children had gone without schooling for so many years.
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I thought, what if somebody is gone without a trace?
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Since then, Republicans have largely gone without a sizable black vote.
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ITALY has gone without a government for more than two months.
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The Powerball has gone without a grand prize winner Nov. 7.
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Doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers have gone without salaries for months.
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Wade, no state has gone without at least one abortion clinic.
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And like, Heydar, Ali and Babak had gone without any sales.
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In fact, this may be the longest I've ever gone without washing.
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Generations of families had come and gone without ever seeing its completion.
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And for years, many schools have gone without art or music programs.
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It was the longest Straily has ever gone without allowing a hit.
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The agency has gone without dedicated funding for firearms research ever since.
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To be sure, the DNC's debate qualifications have not gone without criticism.
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The faculty has gone without a contract or raise for six years.
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"He has an interesting record that's gone without examination," he said coyly.
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The movement and choice of color has not gone without criticism, however.
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The meeting had previously gone without mention by the administration. http://bit.
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Special security operations have come and gone without consolidating anything approaching peace.
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Millie and others didn't know where they would have gone without the extension.
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Thursday will be the longest he has gone without golfing while in office.
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How long have you gone without checking your phone in the past week?
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Since January, the Wallaces have gone without $353 a month in SNAP benefits.
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Before that, the people of Madaya had gone without food aid for three months.
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This is now the second year Trump has gone without acknowledging LGBT Pride Month.
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Denver has gone without a first down in 25 of its last 51 possessions.
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The way Mr. Trump has invoked his pardon authority has not gone without scrutiny.
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Park, 25, has gone without a swing coach since she was 20, she said.
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It was the first full day he's gone without tweeting in a long, long time.
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This was only the second time that the Academy Awards have gone without a host.
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That marks the longest time NASA has gone without a presidential appointee leading the agency.
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At the same time, millions have gone without electricity, often for days at a time.
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This has not gone without notice or punishment: Hijab-related arrests are common and numerous.
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In its postwar history, the New Year's speech has not always gone without a glitch.
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I realized my world was about to lose something that it had never gone without.
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I've always gone without one, arriving just before the doors open at 5:30 p.m.
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The unincorporated territories of the United States have gone without full representation for too long.
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More photos of Kostis' apartment: VICE: What's the longest period you've gone without cleaning your apartment?
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White House visits by winning sports teams have not always gone without a hitch under Trump.
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But some ideas in this novel would resonate more loudly if they had gone without saying.
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Like much of the island, she has gone without electricity since the storm hit on Sept.
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It would impose a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for people who have gone without insurance.
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Video "It is probably the longest time I have gone without speaking to her ever," he said.
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The country has gone without coal-produced power numerous times before, but never for an entire day.
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As a result, people have frozen to death in Afghanistan and gone without medical supplies in Syria.
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Wednesday ties Trump's previous record for the longest he has gone without golfing as president: 38 days.
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More than 85033,000 federal workers have gone without pay in the longest government shutdown in American history.
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I went upstairs to change and came back down to find they had all gone without me.
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The report said that in Dagestan the practice has gone "without any attention whatsoever from the authorities".
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Some of them have gone without food for 47 days, said Kimiko Tanaka, a spokeswoman for the group.
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"I haven't smoked weed in three weeks, which is the longest I've ever [gone without it]," she said.
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This month marks the longest period of time that the U.S. economy has ever gone without an recession.
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The president described the hundreds of thousands of federal workers who have gone without pay as "great patriots".
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Our request to subpoena parties, even where they agreed the information was relevant, have gone without any action.
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Ms. LeBeouf, who voted against the renewal, said teachers had gone without a permanent raise in 10 years.
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It could create incentives for personal responsibility, allowing higher prices for people who have voluntarily gone without insurance.
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Some prisoners have gone without food or water; virtually none have been allowed to speak to their families.
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Dylan Larkin scored both goals for Detroit, after having gone without a goal in the previous eight games.
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"Too many kids have gone without care for too long, and that's why I'm doing this," she says.
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So we so we tend to say recession in part because of how long we've gone without one.
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ET and while it hasn't exactly gone without a hitch — note the aforementioned error messages and queues — it's here.
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The longer you've gone without finding something that makes your thumb stop, the likelier it is that you're bored.
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Image: NASAEntire lifetimes have come and gone without the moon looking quite as large as it will this month.
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The vote finally brings to an end the longest period the space agency has gone without a permanent leader.
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It's the band's first album in seven years, the longest the band as ever gone without releasing new music.
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They had gone without coverage for two years, paying cash for doctor visits, until the Affordable Care Act began.
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Despite rugged soles, Gore-Tex lining, and heavy-duty leather, Danner hasn't gone without its fair share of critics.
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These days, a new model comes along every year, and 2019 has come and gone without any new BlackBerrys.
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In hindsight, that seems so soon after, but four weeks is the longest we've ever gone without having sex.
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The site has tracked brackets for four years, and this is the furthest anyone has gone without a mistake.
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There have been days that I've gone without eating just so I had enough gas to get to work.
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China has gone without foreign money that would have helped it meet its own goal of cutting overall indebtedness.
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The particular obsession women have, though, is based on the fact that we've largely gone without them for decades.
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It was the longest we'd gone without intercourse, not counting instances when one or the other of us were traveling.
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The incident underscored the importance of the FAA, which has gone without a permanent leader for more than a year.
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Since four-person curling made its Olympic debut in 1998, Canada has never gone without a medal in any event.
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The House bill has an incentive, imposing a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for people who have gone without insurance.
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A Silicon Valley five-bedroom home has gone without a buyer since first being listed in 2016 for $88 million.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees have gone without pay or with reduced pay, and many missed their second paycheck on Friday.
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"We've gone a number of years where we've gone without investing in our infrastructure as we need to," Slater said.
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Ms. Pelosi noted that both the Secret Service and Homeland Security Department have gone without funding in the government shutdown.
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The former Georgia lawmaker said she recently volunteered to serve meals to furloughed federal workers who had gone without pay.
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It was the 16th week in a row that oil drillers had gone without making cuts, indicating more production to come.
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The longest they have ever gone without a win came in the 214-22016 season, when they went 0-8-4.
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But criticizing Trump pushed Democrats further to the left on immigration, period, than they'd previously gone, without explicitly saying as much.
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The longest they have ever gone without a win came in the 216-99 season when they went 0-8-4.
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He is keenly aware of when Bannon joined the team and, more to the point, how far he'd gone without him.
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That last bit, the blank historical fact of those generations gone without, is the only reason why this seems so strange.
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One of Sunny's sisters, JoAnn Fiumara, said that the property would have been long gone without their work and their friends.
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During the second conversation, which had previously gone without mention by the administration, the two leaders spoke for about an hour.
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The couple has seemingly decided to forego their wedding rings, something they've gone without "for a while now," a source tells PEOPLE.
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AT&T's decision to mislead its customers has not gone without significant criticism, not just from the tech press but its competitors.
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That would break the longest period America has gone without raising the minimum wage since it was originally instituted, back in 215.
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The TSA is overseen by the Department of Homeland Security, one of the agencies that has gone without funding since Dec. 22.
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Robert Wallace was recently nominated to take over that post — a role that has gone without a Senate-confirmed leader since 2011.
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It is the longest an administration has gone without an on-camera briefing since they were first aired during Bill Clinton's administration.
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We are sorry to report that Disney's D23 Expo has come and gone without any update on the status of Tron 3.
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Lightfoot served as acting administrator for 406 days, the longest NASA has gone without a permanent leader in its 59 year history.
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When it snows, his grandson is outside by sunup to plow our driveway and is gone without letting me open my wallet.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of consecutive seasons the San Diego Chargers have gone without a playoff appearance.
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In fact,Politico took it upon itself to start a clock counting how many hours and minutes Mr. Trump had gone without tweeting.
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As I said her phone and ID and purse are at her house but she and her car are gone without a trace.
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One day, this is my prediction, we will look back and we will wonder: how can I ever have gone without the Watch?
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"She really was gone without a trace," says attorney and legal analyst Phillip Holloway, who was once a police officer in the area.
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In all likelihood, the issue would have come and gone without anyone noticing—except for the fact that Falwell himself caught wind of it.
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She always will be the strongest person I know so I knew that there was no way she would have gone without a fight.
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It's unclear, though, how residents who have gone without electricity since last week would receive the messages once their cellphones were no longer charged.
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Ten years that right now feel wasted, but have undoubtedly led him places he never would have gone without the Olympic dream motivating him.
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Napoli boasts 29 homers, but has gone without one the past 15 games and is 5-for-35 over the last 10 contests. 2.
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The longest amount of time any area in the continental United States has gone without an update on Google Earth has been 8 years.
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He was brought in by notably unpaid FBI agents, some of the 800,000 federal employees who have gone without paychecks during Trump's government shutdown.
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As for me, maternity leave was the longest I've gone without working since I was 14 years old, and I'm so relieved it's over.
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Analysts say G.M. has hemorrhaged about $2 billion since the strike started, and the almost 50,000 striking workers have gone without their regular paycheck.
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" • "It has not been raised since 2009, the longest time the country has gone without a minimum-wage increase since it was established 1938.
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Since then, the British economy, one of Europe's largest, was thought to never have gone without power from coal for a whole working day.
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The company has successfully relaunched previously flown Falcon 9 first stages on two different occasions, and both missions have seemingly gone without a hitch.
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It has not been raised since 2009, the longest time the country has gone without a minimum-wage increase since it was established 1938.
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It has not been raised since 2009, the longest time the country has gone without a minimum-wage increase since it was established 1938.
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She had attended the party, along with hundreds of others, dressed as the Batman villain Poison Ivy – but then she was gone without a trace.
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With some functions of the U.S. Department of Agriculture suspended, the fast-moving agriculture industry has gone without some data and services it relies on.
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Who knows how many stories like these have gone without comment because they're de rigueur, and their time in the limelight has not yet come?
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Get Ready for the Supermoon of a LifetimeEntire lifetimes have come and gone without the moon looking quite as large as it will this month.
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The longest Meryl Streep — the most-nominated actor in Oscar history — has ever gone without being nominated for an Oscar is from 1992 to 1995.
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Attorneys who visited the facility had told The Associated Press that the children didn't have enough food and had gone without a shower for days.
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Entering these Games, Canadians had never gone without a medal in any curling event since the sport made its debut at the 1998 Winter Olympics.
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It has also not gone without notice that after nearly two years in office, Mr. Trump has failed to appoint a new ambassador to Dublin.
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That's the longest any state has gone without passing a budget since at least the Great Depression, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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READ: Delivering babies and saving lives in Puerto Rico after Maria About 40,000 customers have gone without regular electricity since Hurricane Maria hit on Sept.
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People have frozen to death in Afghanistan and gone without medical supplies in Syria because legitimate aid groups had transfers delayed or their bank accounts closed.
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We still get to look forward to a new MacBook Pro, however, and that's a very exciting prospect, given how long it's gone without an update.
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Brianna was wearing an old diaper that weighed 1.25 lbs and, investigators say they learned, she had apparently gone without care for days until she died.
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It will be longest it's ever gone without sunlight, so NASA will be carefully regulating the spacecraft to make sure it doesn't run out of battery.
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As we continue to endure the longest government shutdown in history, the company wants to help federal employees who have gone without pay for 33 days.
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He struck out a career-high nine without walking a batter, the second time in as many starts he has gone without issuing a free pass.
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Still others took advantage of the Trump administration's decision to stop enforcing the individual mandate and have simply gone without coverage declined to pay the fee.
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We don't think often enough that hospitals and schools and music, so much of what enriches human lives, would be gone without the inspiration of religion.
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The Ellers, who had gone without laundry and warm showers, spoke excitedly about moving their water heater and washing machine back downstairs when the floods receded.
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In a rush of breath and syllables, someone lives and departs, is gone without being gone, diminished then departed, but reappearing always, unexpectedly, in indelible ways.
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He dwelled on a pay increase that they had received and claimed — erroneously — that they had gone without one for 10 years, until he came along.
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Though paramedics and doctors did their best to revive him, Carson had gone without oxygen for such a long period of time that he couldn't be saved.
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While their agencies serve more as advisory guilds than anything, models have gone without formal security and protection for decades, working as independent contractors through their agencies.
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"I think the longest we've gone without seeing each other is like two to three weeks because five days is already too much for us," she said.
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"I think the longest we've gone without seeing each other is like two to three weeks, because five days is already too much for us," she said.
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The water crisis has also sparked fears of cholera outbreak in areas where residents have gone without water for as long as three months, the NGO said.
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Fans have eagerly been awaiting the end of Swift's music drought given that this is now the longest the pop star has gone without dropping an album.
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There have been ongoing shortages in Mexico City, where up to 20% of the population (around 4 million people) have gone without regular access to tap water.
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At 4213 Park Avenue, a blocklong site in Harlem at East 2421th Street, for instance, various owners have come and gone without leaving much of a trace.
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In 1990, nobody had ever seen a series go so long without solving a mystery as Twin Peaks had gone without solving the mystery of Laura's death.
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The actions brought the state perhaps the closest it has come to a budget in more than two years — the longest any state has gone without one.
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More than half of the previously uninsured had gone without insurance for more than two years before buying an Obamacare plan or enrolling in Medicaid, the survey found.
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"He'd gone without oxygen for 15 minutes and I was told that even if he made it, he wouldn't have any quality of life," Tarah, 35, tells PEOPLE.
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Some 30,000 teachers who have gone without a contract for nearly a year walked off the job on Monday demanding higher pay, smaller classes and more support staff.
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The much-anticipated G20 summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping has come and gone without a calamity, but differences between the two sides remain.
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In the last two months, money has been especially tight — some weeks have come and gone without any income at all, the 36-year-old Tucson, Arizona, resident said.
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In the interview, Lindenberger said he had gone without vaccines for diseases like measles, rubella, mumps and hepatitis for his entire life due to his mother's anti-vaccine beliefs.
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The Australian economy has gone without a recession for 26 straight years and is still going strong, but the same can't be said about the performance of its currency.
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State leaders, who are closer to the people who would have gone without coverage if the counties remained empty, had obvious incentive to help out people in those areas.
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Another mother with a 9-year-old child says she found it difficult to make Bridge payments: ''At times I've gone without eating so I can pay school fees.
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This month marks the longest period of time the U.S. economy has gone without a recession, just edging past the economic cycle that ended when the dot com bubble burst.
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Tillerson may also have met others on the QT. A Saudi source in senior Royal circles told me how jet lagged he was, having gone without sleep for 2 days.
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Their trip hasn't gone without criticism, though – Khloé's Instagrams have attracted plenty of angry commenters accusing the star of "glamorizing" the country and its communist regime, and South Florida Rep.
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I buy $5 gas station aviators instead of Ray Bans because I know the longest I've ever gone without sitting on or losing a pair of sunglasses is six months.
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"I was simply gone, without will or memory," he writes, and goes on to tell us of the surgery and slow recovery of his memories and his abilities; his self.
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Patrick Shanahan, President Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary, has withdrawn his nomination, extending what was already the longest stretch that the Pentagon has gone without a Senate-confirmed leader.
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Daily internal presentations now show the number of days that brigades have gone without combat, and commanders are berated when they don't carry out assaults frequently enough, the officers said.
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The nominee to lead NASA, Jim Bridenstine, was confirmed on Thursday in a stark partisan vote, ending the longest span of time that the agency has gone without a leader.
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But last year's data suggest that Obamacare's policies have helped create options that are appealing to many Americans who would have gone without insurance in the years before its passage.
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Yet these explanations matter little to many of those who have been living without electricity for nearly six months, and have gone without running water for much of that time.
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The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has gone without a director since Trump took office, and Gates thought it might be beneficial if that position was filled.
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Some police rested in front of a mural painted at the entrance to the favela in happier times, which listed the number of days the neighborhood had gone without armed conflict.
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We are a battered people, and the Cubs—who had gone without a World Series title since (let's say it one last time) nineteen ... oh ... eight—are, beyond all else, optimism.
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Nick Spaling has recorded one goal and defenseman Roman Polak has gone without a point in three games since the two were obtained from the Maple Leafs on Feb. 22. 1.
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Residents in Harare told CNN they have been experiencing water shortages since January, but the situation has worsened as many homes have gone without water for weeks as the crisis lingers.
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Previous attempts to clean up the sector after years of unbridled growth have come and gone without any noticeable impact but this time Beijing seems serious with multiple government departments involved.
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When Butts died on May 25 — she had acute leukemia, but didn't know it and hadn't felt ill until just beforehand — the Bahamas had gone without an ambassador for 1,647 days.
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And professors at CUNY, who have gone without a raise or a new contract for six years, found their efforts to secure funding for a new labor agreement thwarted once again.
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"I haven't smoked weed in three weeks, which is the longest I've ever [gone without it]," the famously pro-pot 24-year-old singer revealed in her new Billboard cover story.
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The main arguments for expanding the program here are that it would help financially fragile rural hospitals, create jobs and provide care for vulnerable people who have long gone without it.
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In Illinois an epic political battle that left the state without a budget for three years — the longest any state has gone without a spending plan — came to close last week.
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According to my financial adviser, it would have been better if he had found another method for covering those expenses — or even gone without — instead of turning to his retirement accounts.
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Likewise, deadlines for the complete eradication of guinea worm disease, a debilitating condition that causes ulcers and swelling until the worm emerges from the feet, have come and gone without success.
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Producers of the event finally made it official earlier this month that there will be no host, making it the first time in 30 years the broadcast has gone without one.
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Jaden Schwartz, the team's leading goal-scorer in the playoffs with 213, has yet to find net this series, while Vladimir Tarasenko has gone without a point the last two games.
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The VC hasn't gone without success either, most recently seeing portfolio company Shazam exit to Apple in a reported $400 million deal, apt timing for the announcement of DN Capital's new fund.
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This was what the League Cup was all about: a showpiece game between two of the Premier League's surprise packages, ending in major silverware for a club that had previously gone without.
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Perhaps because he realized that most Western women (including past First Ladies Obama and Hillary Clinton) have gone without the scarf, as head coverings aren't required for foreign visitors, AP points out.
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The Washington Nationals on Thursday announced a $100,000 donation to a Washington, D.C., food bank to support federal workers who have gone without a pay check during the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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Instead, they crashed out of the League Cup with possibly their easiest ever run to the final, this at a time when the club had gone without silverware for almost a decade.
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The secretive new venture, created by corporate titans Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase to transform health care for their employees, has gone without an official name for more than a year.
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"There are a few people in this network who have gone without saying anything critical about Trump, a person who has assaulted truth more than anyone in human history," Mr. Harris said.
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"This is an important victory for the impacted citizens of Wisconsin who have gone without representation because of Governor Walker's refusal to call special elections," Holder said in a statement on Thursday.
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Clínica de Migrantes observes patients who come in, some in desperate need after having been denied health care elsewhere, or having gone without it as long as possible out of fear of deportation.
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FOR THE 13,000 or so federal workers who have already endured a month of the partial government shutdown—and so gone without pay in January—this is not yet a moment to rejoice.
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Bond people have lived for years with little or no growth, and it's quite possible they've gone without it for so long that they would not recognize real growth if they saw it.
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My best night of food and conversation was at Clavel, a hipster dream of a Mexican restaurant down a block I never would have gone without a tip from, yes, a Lyft driver.
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He also notes how long this market has gone without even a small pullback — according to his research, the S&P 500 has not fallen by more than 1% in 70 trading days.
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Being poor as fuck (and having gone without sex for a couple of months), I accepted; he was going to take me to a fancy restaurant, and I could barely afford frozen peas.
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Twins RH Ervin Santana (2003-2200, 24) Andriese has gone without a win in his last two starts, but has continued his strong pitching while allowing five runs (four earned) over 23 innings combined.
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The second summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un has come and gone — without a denuclearization agreement, let alone a breakthrough signed by the United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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A full 37 percent of millennials aged 21-25 say they've have gone without eating at least once in the past year because they had no money, according to a new study from Schwab.
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"We got specific inputs from certain NGOs (non-government organizations) who were alerted by relatives that their family members had gone without their knowledge and permission," said Manipur's director general of police L.M. Khaute.
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Jennifer Gross of Livonia, Michigan, says she sent her boyfriend, an inmate in the Michigan Department of Corrections, a care package containing toilet paper after he told her he had gone without for four days.
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Most had never gone without — without food, without security, without a steady supply of mail order fashion from J Crew, and LL Bean and everywhere else I was sure "rich kids" got regular delivery from.
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If everyone installs the app on their phone, you can all join the same session and flip a switch that starts counting the amount of time the group has gone without anyone unlocking their phone.
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His bout with cancer was the longest he had ever gone without making music; just over a year after his diagnosis, he returned to work, this time on the score for Alejandro Iñárritu's The Revenant.
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While this is the longest amount of time the couple has gone without announcing the name of their newborn, the KKW Beauty mogul and West, 41, always wait several days before sharing the big news.
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About 213,214 active-duty, reserve and civilian employees had already missed either one or two paychecks, while another 50,000 military retirees would have gone without a pension payment for the first time on Feb. 1.
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After all, if Bush's 2001 tax cuts had been scheduled to expire after 20 years rather than just 10, Obama's entire term would have come and gone without him having a chance to veto an extension.
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Philadelphia, the first stop on this trip, seems like months ago, newspapers are probably stacked sky high outside my door back home, and I think outside of holidays, this is the longest I've gone without seeing Kate.
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The move signals how aggressively Democrats plan to act as a check on an administration they say has gone without serious oversight during the first two years of Trump's presidency, when Republicans had control of the House.
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Supporters, including advocacy groups that collected enough signatures to get the question on the ballot, said the measure would help financially fragile rural hospitals, create jobs and provide care for vulnerable people who have long gone without.
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A survey found 16,800 cases of chronic health conditions among Venezuelans in Colombia, and revealed that over one-third of Venezuelan families said that they had gone without food at some point in the last three months.
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Ritchie Torres, the chairman of the Council's oversight and investigations committee, said that he had obtained data from the Housing Authority showing that during the current heating season, 2248,2391 residents had gone without heat at some time.
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Earlier this year, Spike's Caraoke Showdown seems to have come and gone without anyone noticing — but after all, Corden's version is the one that everyone recognizes, and it's the one that delivered the biggest YouTube video of 2016.
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"There have been numerous accounts of individuals who are simply unable to afford this lifesaving medication and as a consequence have gone without, risked using an expired product, or resorted to uncertain (but less expensive) treatments," they wrote.
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They're starting with three underserved neighborhoods, installing high speed internet that beams shared gigabit connections from an antenna on top of the tallest building on the street, and into the homes of people who have long gone without.
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The visit has not gone without hitches — on Saturday, thousands of protesters gathered in Hannover to protest a planned free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and the U.S. known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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They have gone without consequences for their historical failures for far too long, and its time the student body holds them accountable to the standards we should expect of the individuals responsible for our experience in pursuing higher education.
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"Transcending race, gender, age, religion, or life experience, mental health is a growing crisis in our country — and it has gone without sufficient attention, care or resources for too long," Gillibrand writes in a Medium post about the plan.
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The few Mr Modi has carried out must be weighed against those he has botched, the areas that have gone without reform, and the sticking plasters that cover up the effects of bad policy rather than deal with their causes.
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The length of his wool leads to the belief he had gone without shearing for at least five years, although it is possible he used to live on a farm as he had already been de-sexed and had markings.
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DHS's decision to block interviews with the agents comes after Caal's father, Nery Gilberto Caal, denied Trump administration claims that his daughter had gone without food and water for several days before they arrived at the border on Dec. 6.
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But we're used to seeing new highs for the stock market much more often: before today's close, this was the longest the S&P and Nasdaq had gone without closing at or above record levels since 2016, per the WSJ.
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But the group's bold proclamations that Trump is a narcissistic, paranoid tyrant who's losing his faculties haven't gone without criticism from other mental health professionals, who say they're flouting a decades-long rule intended to protect the profession from itself.
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We have not been able to hire new workers, have had to lay off staff, and have even gone without benefits ourselves (and in one of our cases cashed out our 401(k)) in order to keep our businesses afloat.
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The teachers, who have gone without a contract for nearly a year, walked off the job on Monday in their first strike against the Los Angeles Unified School District in 30 years, demanding higher pay, smaller classes and more support staff.
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Left-footer Peyton Henry — one of seven FBS kickers who had gone without a miss entering this weekend — curled in a 29-yard field goal with 218:213 left in the first quarter to improve to 20-for-240 this season.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, more than 40,000 active-duty members of the Coast Guard have gone without their last paychecks in addition to 8,000 civilian employees due to the shutdown, which is the longest ever in U.S. history.
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Most of those killings have gone without punishment because of a tenet of Islamic law that allows killers to go free if they are forgiven by the woman's family — something that usually happens because the killers are usually family members.
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When another teacher raped a student on a school-sponsored trip to Costa Rica, the administration did not inform the police but fired the man; it then sent an email to the staff saying he was gone, without explaining why.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Hundreds of migrant workers in Qatar have gone without pay and many were forced to return to their home countries without compensation, despite recent reforms intended to improve worker rights, a report from Amnesty International said on Thursday.
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And the former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. revealed in a little-noticed passage in his 22016 book that he would have gone without one if he had run in 210, making it more difficult for him to backtrack now.
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MEXICO CITY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of people living with HIV in Mexico may have gone without life-saving treatment for weeks, health advocates said on Tuesday, while welcoming announcements from the Mexican government that it was working to resolve the drug shortage.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People "I haven't smoked weed in three weeks, which is the longest I've ever [gone without it]," the famously pro-pot 24-year-old singer revealed in her Billboard cover story.
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Brittanee, who was 17 at the time, vanished on April 25, 2009, during She had gone without her parents' permission and was last seen on surveillance video leaving a hotel on Ocean Boulevard, the busy main drag in the popular seaside resort town.
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"We need the water supply back," said Hiroshi Oka, 40, a resident helping to clean up the Mabi district in one of the hardest-hit areas, the city of Kurashiki, where more than 200,000 households have gone without water for a week.
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But while monetary injections have helped to contain Europe's woes — one shudders to think of how badly things might have gone without the leadership of Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank — they haven't produced anything that looks like a cure.
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Obama's trip to Germany has not gone without a hitch so far, with thousands of protesters gathering in Hannover on Saturday to protest a planned but unpopular free trade agreement between the U.S. and EU, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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While the fourth time around has been the longest amount of time the couple has gone without announcing the name of their newborn (seven days as of Friday), the KKW Beauty mogul, 38, and rapper, 41, have followed the pattern of waiting several days.
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The move by Democratic Comptroller Susana Mendoza targets one of the governor's priorities and comes as Illinois faces a record $12.3 billion backlog of unpaid bills that has more than tripled in the 21 months the state has gone without a full operating budget.
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Japan's October 24 election has come and gone without much fanfare — most pollsters predicted that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe would win reelection, which he did by a landslide — but investors are still breathing a sigh of relief that the status quo has been maintained.
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The sentence, which is subject to appeal, was a rare punitive response to police violence in Egypt, where "the vast majority of incidents in which security force have used excessive force have gone without investigation," said Nicholas Pichaud, an Egypt researcher at Amnesty International.
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"I think when I was 15 or 16 – well I've just never given a f—, but really didn't give a f— back then – I think it was like three days," Lovato, 23, admitted after a fan asked how long she's gone without showering while on tour.
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Health vans can go to where the patients areWhile the vans see only a fraction of the patients the health clinics see, a CHN representative told Business Insider that the vans "bring care to people where people are," focusing on communities that have often gone without care.
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Peter Strzok, the agent who oversaw the bureau's investigation of Russian interference in the election until he was reassigned and later fired for sending text messages critical of Mr. Trump, expressed frustration when he learned that Mr. Kilimnik had come and gone without being interviewed by agents.
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Qualls, who had been paid to mow Entrekins' lawn, told AL.com in an article soon after his arrest he questioned why he was receiving checks for his services via a "Sheriff Todd Entrekin Food Provision Account," when he knew of individuals in jail who had gone without meals.
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How a tiny industry - only 4,6003 U.S. workers are directly involved in making primary aluminum currently - won protection is a testament to savvy lobbying, and one firms ability to get the Trump administration to view it as a sector that would soon be gone without a government intervention.
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Get the simplehuman Sensor Mirror Pro for $313 See Details Cleaning makeup brushes is an extremely tedious yet necessary process for clear skin (though a lot of us probably wouldn't want to admit how long we've gone without doing it.) Fortunately, the Lilumia 2 exists to do it for you.
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An internal report showed that nearly half the 5,000 patients referred for rehabilitation services during that period had gone without the prescribed services; another internal report, titled "Therapy Services Not Provided as of May 9," showed 13,038 patients still waiting, including some who had gone eight weeks without any care.
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So Here's What I Learned...All week, I was waiting for someone to ask me if I was feeling okay (I was convinced skipping makeup made me look tired or like I had a cold) or why I had gone without any color on my face, but it never happened.
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Back in Washington, the scandal surrounding his handling of abuse claims against a top aide, Rob Porter, hummed through its second week — an unusual longevity in a White House where news of a Trump lawyer's pre-election hush payment to a porn star had come and gone without great consequence.
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"Even as our kids have gone without field trips or art in the classroom, the conversations we have as a family about justice and inequality, about how the world works and our place in it, have been critical in our kids' development," Ms. Everts Mykytyn wrote in The Hollywood Reporter.
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The Yankees have gone without a starter in the All-Star Game for the last two seasons, which had happened only once since 1992 — and only then because a last-minute push by Boston Red Sox fans vaulted Nomar Garciaparra ahead of Derek Jeter for the 1999 game at Fenway Park.
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While people would not face a penalty for not buying insurance, Republicans would put in place a new provision to encourage continuous coverage: People would face a 30 percent surcharge in their premiums if they signed up for insurance after having gone without it for about two months or more.
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Arriving in New York for a brief stopover, he might have come and gone without incident…were it not for a No-Maj (American for Muggle) named Jacob, a misplaced magical briefcase, and the escape of some of Newt's fantastic beasts, which could spell trouble for both the wizarding and No-Maj worlds.
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If former Bachelor contestant Ashley Spivey hadn't screenshotted and outed Garrett's now-deleted Instagram account, who knows how long we'd have gone without knowing that Garrett has "liked" Instagram posts shaming fat women, mocking transgender people, making racist jokes about immigrant children, spreading a conspiracy theory about a Parkland shooting survivor, coming for icon Colin Kaepernick, and...you get the picture.
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A 2012 Senate Report found that 17 million low-income children had received no dental care in 2009; that one fourth of adults in the U.S. ages 85003 and older had lost all of their teeth; and that low-income adults were almost twice as likely as higher-income adults to have gone without a dental checkup in the previous year.
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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have gone without pay as the impasse over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's demand for billions of dollars for a wall along the southern border drags on.
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In an author's note, Donoghue says that "The Wonder" was inspired by almost 50 cases of "so-called Fasting Girls" between the 16th and 20th centuries, but the case that most closely resembles the one in her novel is that of Sarah Jacob, a Welsh child of 12 who was said to have gone without food for more than two years.
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The White House has gone without a full-time communications director since Trump was sworn in last month, and although chief of staff Reince Priebus is spearheading a robust effort to fill the position, his overtures to several Republican communications professionals have been met with a lack of interest, according to a half-dozen sources with knowledge of the situation.
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The Nationals franchise is the latest business to offer a reprieve for federal workers who have gone without pay during the budget impasse between congressional Democrats and the White House over funding for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's wall along the southern border.
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Prime Minister Erna Solberg's visit to Washington to meet Mr. Trump — where they held a joint news conference on Wednesday at the White House — was big news in Norway, and the encounter had not gone without a hitch: Mr. Trump pointed to the sale of American-made "F-21890s and F-21920 fighter jets," a remark that puzzled many listeners since there is no such thing as an F-21965 fighter jet.
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