I had to learn fast, I had to learn about editorials, I had to learn about stories, I had to learn about lighting.
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I had to stay out, I had to keep drinking, I had to keep the party going.
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I knew I had to do the work, and I had to be where I had to be.
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He had to twitch, he had to tweet — and then he had to offer to testify under oath.
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I had to ... Oh you had to turn it?
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She had to be carried here; she had to be carried to the toilet; she had to be carried to bed.
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You had to be out, you had to be public.
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It had to had to have been before (the convention).
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Bo had to get out, he had to get help.
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But I had to do what I had to do.
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But you had to be committed; you had to hunt.
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I knew I had to be better, I had to go higher, I had to be stronger than I had been before.
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I had to do something, I had to make a change.
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" He added, "It had to be done, you had to help.
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I had to taste it, so we had to be careful.
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I just had to tweet it; no one had to react.
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I had to do this, and I had to do that.
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Everything had to mean something and it had to be huge.
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You had to protect those people, had to protect their ideas.
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Before rehearsals for Amir Nizar Zuabi's "Grey Rock" could begin, refugee camps had to be visited, apartments had to be rented, checkpoints had to be passed and an uncertain, monthslong visa process had to be completed.
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"We had to survive, we had to make it happen, we had to find food, water, where we were aid couldn't get to us, we had to find what we could from the damaged stores," Newton said.
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"We had to survive, we had to make it happen, we had to find food, water, where we were aid couldn't get to us, we had to find what we could from the damaged stores," Newton said.
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Reporters had to get confirmation of every fact from two sources; they had to contact anyone mentioned in a story for comment; they had to run stories past fact checkers and editors; they had to publish corrections.
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They had to feed the monster, they had to satisfy the audience.
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She had to choose which one of her kids had to go.
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I had to honor my calling and had to honor my passion.
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He had to be accompanied and he had to go to counseling.
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He had to realize that he himself had to quit the band.
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It had to be packed, and you had to see the sweat.
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We've had to fight at times, and we've had to be strong.
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You had to be quicker; you had to get inside of him.
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Girdle books had to be small, and they had to be light.
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Build up, had to stop, build up, had to stop three times.
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"We had to do things that we had to do," he said.
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I had to get those nails off, I had to realign myself.
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"We had to do what had to be done," insists Mr Konopinski.
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Clubs had to close or they had to shut their doors early.
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For too long, to be a man you had to be strong, you had to be in control, you had to be responsible and straight.
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So they had to get their own scholarships, they had to get their own loans, and they had to support themselves, and they did it.
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You had to dig these rocks out, then you had to load them on a boat, sail them across the [Chesapeake] Bay, then they had to be unloaded and then they had to be carried to the site.
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Tortillas had to be heated on the comal, guisados had to be perfectly salted, chile and aguacate had to be cut and ready to be served.
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So, I just knew that I had to literally become the real guy, and the movie had to be, had to look like the real thing.
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And somebody had to take the fall, somebody had to take the hit.
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"I had to go play tennis, like, I had to audition," Guthrie explained.
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But I still had to exercise this rage; I had to address it.
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They had to play up the only angle they had to remain relevant.
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The lyric had to make sense and the story had to be told.
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It had to be funny and had to be repetitive like the song.
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I had to fill out the form and had to answer, unfortunately, truthfully.
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But I had to evolve my concepts, I had to evolve my work.
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We had to survive, and this is why we had to defeat others.
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He had to have acted, and he had to have done it then.
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They had to be light and thin, and they had to be cheap.
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We had to do what we had to do to make a living.
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Haitians were decapitalised: many businesses had to close, others had to slash jobs.
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They thought they had to fix this, they had to get me insurance.
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And so they had to be ready for that, and they had to have a plan for that, and they had to be given the go-ahead.
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Clothes had to be ironed and free of even small stains, ties had to be worn and tied appropriately, and hair had to be properly pulled back.
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I knew I had to breathe, I knew I had to eat and I knew I had to check my blood sugar and give myself insulin shots.
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How Bailey had to testify at the trial, had to meet the woman's parents, had to come face to face with the man who killed her neighbor.
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The project became a real-life civics lesson, with forms the students had to fill out, signatures they had to collect and hearings they had to attend.
|
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We had to get to profitability, had to re-accelerate the core business, and had to figure out if we were going to go public or not.
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And I knew I had to go — I had to catch my flight back.
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I had to be present, and I had to deliver when the time came.
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"If I had to go, I had to go!" she said with a laugh.
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They had to survive and had to find money and ended up in prison.
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He arrived on Sunday and knew he had to help, had to do something.
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The enemy's identity had to be obvious and the threat had to be unquestionable.
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I had to adjust the boobs more than I had to do anything else.
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Campaigners had to get the law changed, and they also had to fight scepticism.
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They had to sort through all the bottles, and they had to open them.
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"I had to take one large step and had to do it," Huff recalled.
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"We had to look inside; everybody had to dig their heels in," Cooper said.
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She had to be elegant, for one thing, and she had to have attitude.
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"I had to do it because somebody had to," he said in the confession.
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You had to know where you were going, and you had to be quick.
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Twice he had to load it, but he only had to shoot her once.
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But you only had to read it — I had to say it out loud.
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When her father had to pay for cancer treatment, she had to defer taxes.
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So we had to do what we had to do to win the ballgame.
|
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And I had to make different decisions because I had to pay back loans.
|
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I had to listen to this one song for something I had to do.
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The future had to be better than the conditions you had to live in.
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So I had to find my way, and I had to support my mother.
|
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"I had to do what I had to do for my family," she said.
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It had to be for piano, and it had to be easy to play.
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It had to happen, and friends and family had to take care of it.
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We had to protect our country, had to protect the life of our people.
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"I had to do it because somebody had to," he said in the video.
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Hospitals had to turn away patients and businesses had to shut down for days.
|
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They also had to be responsible for themselves, because they had to help me.
|
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I had to come down past Westminster, had to take the long way round.
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Yeah, and I had to be like that because I had to earn it.
|
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They had to choose their leading man and I had to be with Treach.
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"I had to learn how to walk again; I had to learn how to jog again; I had to learn how to do sit-ups again," she said.
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NZR therefore had to had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully, Anthony said.
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You had to talk about it in your church, you had to talk about it in your classrooms, you had to talk about it at the dinner table.
|
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So this time in Buenos Aires it was common view, including from China, that there had to be changes, there had to be revisions, there had to be improvement.
|
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For the Rangers to get in the playoffs, they had to win, Montreal had to lose, and the Rangers had to score at least five more goals than Montreal.
|
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I had to stop myself tonight and had to pinch myself, is this actually happening?
|
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I had to do whatever I had to do to be around for my kids.
|
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She had to feed every 45 minutes and we had to monitor all of that.
|
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He had to change his game; he had to change his perspective a little bit.
|
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I had to adapt, go in there, and just do what I had to do.
|
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I had to earn their respect every day; I had to earn the coach's respect.
|
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She wants him to understand why she had to do what she had to do.
|
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The Knights had to move up their opener two days, had to push a Sept.
|
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Nope, it had to be clowns and it had to be mere weeks before Halloween.
|
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I've had to be tough; Virginia has had to be tough and fight to survive.
|
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They had to not just look like normal glasses, they had to feel like them.
|
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She told me that I had to stay, that I had to figure it out.
|
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If you had to switch one out, you had to stay within that closed ecosystem.
|
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If I had to be interviewed I had to go put on my Tibi costume.
|
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I had to grind for this, I had to show him I'm not going anywhere.
|
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My husband had to take care of me—he even had to change my diapers.
|
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I had to choose to rise above it all, and I had to work hard.
|
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Doctors often thought you had to be terminally ill or you had to have cancer.
|
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A dollar had to stretch and food had to last for a family of five.
|
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It had to do with sexual prejudice and it had to do with drug prejudice.
|
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I knew I had to get into comics, and I had to get into Vertigo.
|
|
Lol, if I had to see this, then you had to see this... http://bit.
|
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They had to be registered, they had to wait for the Red Cross to come.
|
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They had to do what they had to do...it ended up being quite messy.
|
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He had to do what he had to do to get resources for his constituents.
|
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He said what he had to say, and I said what I had to say.
|
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And you had to, had to know how to use a knife on a human.
|
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That there had to be game regulations and there had to be seasons for hunting.
|
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Since I had to change the name back I had to make it look cool.
|
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They had to rebuild my jawbone and I had to have 10 teeth taken out.
|
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"I had to stay relevant, and I had to stay successful," he told the judge.
|
|
What if you had to cancel your trip, and you had to absorb that loss?
|
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He served big when he had to, hit the big shots when he had to.
|
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I had to only bike another two miles, then I had to run a 10K.
|
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I found it like I had to jump through hoops and I had to behave myself and I had to wait for somebody to tell me that I was trans.
|
|
The first couple of years we had to do homework, we had to cut the fat that we had put in, we had to put in a clearer performance culture.
|
|
We had fallen into this trap where every song had to have a major guitar riff, had to have a verse, it had to have a chorus, middle eight, coda.
|
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You had to find out when things were happening, you had to buy a physical ticket.
|
|
We had to teach the servers about the food, and we had to teach the diners.
|
|
You had to have calling stations, you had to have years of experience in the field.
|
|
So training has had to adapt, but you know it would have had to adapt anyway.
|
|
I had to think about our investors and I had to think about my minority stake.
|
|
"I already knew I had to do this; I had to build my résumé," Michael said.
|
|
"They knew that they had to do what they had to do that night," he said.
|
|
But I felt like it had to be done, so I had to make it happen.
|
|
"We'll never understand why this had to happen, why we had to lose Carrie," says Nick.
|
|
We had to build hundreds of units of this, we had to develop a manufacturing process.
|
|
YOU HAD TO WAIT UNTIL SOMEBODY WALKED IN. YOU HAD TO WAIT UNTIL THEY CALLED YOU.
|
|
That's why I knew I had to shoot the film—I had to capture this now.
|
|
We have had to take the global consequences from that and had to reshape our business.
|
|
I had to become so dependent on me, I had to have all my shit together.
|
|
Imagine if every time you had to iterate on software, you had to wait two days.
|
|
They had to make do, and they had to ask Grandpa what he used to do.
|
|
He had to make compromises, he told his supporters so, and they had to like it.
|
|
Dugas told Beane that more data had to be collected and there had to be caution.
|
|
It had to be at the right place and it had to be the best place.
|
|
You had to be the driven and aggressive type, and you had to be extremely beautiful.
|
|
They had to leave, they had to go to other mines, or they've just gone broke.
|
|
The Seminoles knew they had to defend the pass, but they also had to defend Jackson.
|
|
"I had to come to love it and had to come to embrace it," Federer said.
|
|
They'd say we had to do it, because they also had rules they had to follow.
|
|
You had to know code, you had to sort of understand it to get into it.
|
|
I had to hand him a washcloth and had to take his shoes and pants off.
|
|
Russell had to move on, just as his pupil had to move on later Tuesday night.
|
|
Either those channels had to be ironed out or new ones had to be opened up.
|
|
"Then the kids had to go to school, and I had to earn money," he said.
|
|
First, it had to build actual rockets, and the company had to be profitable doing so.
|
|
Either those channels had to be ironed out or new ones had to be opened up.
|
|
If I had to write a term paper, I had to start three weeks in advance.
|
|
The Obama administration spent years arguing that Assad had to go, and had to go quickly.
|
|
I had to reveal it, and then I had to own that I needed help, and I had to ask for help, and that was the hardest thing in the world.
|
|
Before they could marry, Aly had to divorce his estranged wife, Hayworth had to end her marriage to Orson Welles and convert to Islam, and several former girlfriends had to depart.
|
|
"These girls had to be real, had to bleed, had to have flaws and yet had to rise above it all to be their own little un-superheroes," said Rangita Pritish Nandy, the showrunner and creator of Four More Shots, who also grew up in Mumbai.
|
|
And I would tell the Secret Service they had to wear casual clothes, they had to take the things out of their ears, they had to look like they were just tourists.
|
|
She told me that we had to talk about it, we had to think about it, and we had to learn to live with our lives moving forward, even with what happened.
|
|
"Our guys had to do what they had to do," says Paul King, Manchester's deputy fire marshal.
|
|
The 25th-ranked Shockers had to rebound and they had to play better against a zone defense.
|
|
We had to do our jobs, sure, but more than that, we had to do them better.
|
|
The hall had to fit into a very small footprint, so the architects had to think vertically.
|
|
I had to get my anxiety under control, and I had to go back to North Carolina.
|
|
What I did next, Rachel, is I had to retreat a little bit, I had to compromise.
|
|
It was that I had to chew on it, I had to grow an appreciation for it.
|
|
"When I started, I had to manifest these weapons and I had to throw them," she explained.
|
|
Products had to be tested for potency, and they had to be sold in child resistant packaging.
|
|
I realized I had to get friends and I had to not just concentrate on one thing.
|
|
The drug addict had to go, even if the boxer in me had to leave with him.
|
|
It was a war, and we had to do it well, we had to do it right.
|
|
They had to be done in a few days, and they had to be strictly commercially viable.
|
|
These devices had to be more than just smart and aware, they had to look good, too.
|
|
"We knew we had to bootstrap it, which meant we had to cut all expenses," Roberts said.
|
|
We've suddenly had to find around 300 new rooms, and we've had to build a golf course.
|
|
Then, because of the nature of the episodes I had to do, that idea had to evolve.
|
|
I never had to put it into words, and suddenly I had to go and explain something.
|
|
I had to make the call — I had to decide that I was going to go in.
|
|
"You had to know where to go, you had to know how to enter," Ms. Daniel said.
|
|
That he had to eat all his food mashed or chopped, and had to be spoon-fed.
|
|
This race had to be run against Ted Cruz, and it had to be run this year.
|
|
He had to back down as his weapons suppliers -- Western democracies -- had to beat back their critics.
|
|
"I had to do it because somebody had to do it," Roof said in the taped confession.
|
|
"I didn't really like it but I had to do what I had to do," Homer said.
|
|
"I had to work around the contractor's schedule, and I had to work around my own schedule."
|
|
While those filers had to pay their projected taxes by April 15, they had to until Oct.
|
|
White guys had to listen to soul music and black guys had to listen to country music.
|
|
She had to do everything that I had to do, except, like Ginger Rogers, backwards in heels.
|
|
"Well we had to keep it a secret, so I think only [Anthony] Rizzo knew because he had to do a video and it had to be top secret," the champion catcher says.
|
|
"[The World Press Photo Story of the Year] had to hold together visually, it had to be very cohesive, the editing of the story itself had to be quite strong, and the storytelling had to be there, there had to be different elements of the scenario," said Whitney Johnson, vice president of Visuals and Immersive Experiences at National Geographic, and 2019 Photo Contest jury chair.
|
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"I had to learn how to walk again ... I had to learn how to ski again," she said.
|
|
And that they knew better which is why they had to save Hillary and had to undermine Trump.
|
|
Amy is jazzed that her dress had to be taken in and Penny's had to be taken out.
|
|
One of the most important things I had to learn was I had to stay nice and relaxed.
|
|
Strahan supporters say he had to do what he had to do for the sake of his career.
|
|
I was happy to hear what he had to say and the suggestions that he had to make.
|
|
I had to go to Logan ... KS: I had to go to the weirdest office in San Francisco.
|
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But for the LGBT community, they've had to do this forever; they had to find safe spaces forever.
|
|
Watson and Stevens first had to learn the choreography, and then Stevens had to master it on stilts.
|
|
But in that moment I had to grow up and I had to be strong for my sister.
|
|
They had to go to school, they had to listen to their dad, and they had a bedtime.
|
|
Breeds had to be reproducible with similar characteristics—they had to "breed pure", to use the original jargon.
|
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I think it just became my superpower that I had to fight and I had to be somebody.
|
|
And it was weird and people's agents had to be called and he had to apologize to me.
|
|
Several studies had to be undertaken, and extra money had to be found in a cash-strapped agency.
|
|
You were exhausted, so you'd had to pep yourself up and then you'd had to bring yourself down.
|
|
There were scores of horses that had to be abandoned because their owners almost had to immediately evacuate.
|
|
John McCain of Arizona had to have surgery for a blood clot, leadership had to delay the vote.
|
|
He had to sell the team at one point and then he had to again start from nothing.
|
|
"She had to do everything I had to do, but she was like Ginger Rogers," Mr. Obama said.
|
|
"There was a lot, I had to bring the consumer up, I had to raise them," she says.
|
|
He had to be on a leash whenever he went outside, had to be accompanied at all times.
|
|
You had to produce quality mobile apps and you had to get them in front of your customers.
|
|
Mr. Ashrafi had to miss a scheduled interview because he had to take his daughter to the hospital.
|
|
We had to rush the whole show, we had to change the whole news cycle just for you.
|
|
My parents had to work for their money, and they showed us we had to work for ours.
|
|
"We felt like we had to put the game away; we had to do something positive," he said.
|
|
First, I had to get over embarrassment; then I had to get over worrying about people judging me.
|
|
"Our operators had to identify that and had to figure out a way to overcome that," said Maj.
|
|
I've never had to meet a deadline, never had to make a living out of writing a book.
|
|
But in order for her to be successful here, we had to onboard her in the right way, we had to give her the right mentor, we had to give her the right visibility.
|
|
He designed the Artwork Archive with several premises, he said: It had to be private, it had to be comprehensive and it had to include the information needed by insurance companies and estate planners.
|
|
I had to get away from the other people in the studio, I had to get away from the studio time clock, and I actually also had to get away from all the other musicians.
|
|
"We suspected some of the cruise staff may have already been infected, but ... they had to operate the cruise ship itself, they had to see the passengers, they had to deliver the meals," Ohmagari added.
|
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"We suspected some of the cruise staff may have already been infected, but ... they had to operate the cruise ship itself, they had to see the passengers, they had to deliver the meals," Ohmagari said.
|
|
But I had to learn this, I had to rewire my brain into separating emotional rollercoasters and actual feelings.
|
|
I had to read it to my group and it was the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
|
|
"When my daughter had to have this surgery, I knew I had to tell everybody about it," she said.
|
|
"We had to do things that we had to do," Trump said in an interview with the Associated Press.
|
|
One lie had to cover another lie, had to cover another lie, and that was her way of life.
|
|
I had to lay down and I had to put my feet up … I was puking the whole time.
|
|
SO THEY HAD TO MAKE PROGRESS ACROSS THIS HUGE FRONT AND THEY HAD TO DO IT ALL AT ONCE.
|
|
You had to read light, and [learn how to] expose, you had to get a camera and lenses, etc.
|
|
"We approached the game the way we had to and did what he had to do," Buffon told reporters.
|
|
We haven't had to bring in an outside guy that we had to bring up to speed on continuity.
|
|
They did what they felt they had to do, and I did what I felt I had to do.
|
|
And I had to be where I had to be, and scheduling conflict wise it just didn't work out.
|
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From the get go I knew it had to be in Yiddish, so I had to get real Hasids.
|
|
She had to see Kendra die—not physically die, but Kendra has had to die to make this series.
|
|
This was right before [Einstein] decided finally that he had to leave Berlin, and ultimately had to leave Germany.
|
|
You had to build the cable connections first, then you had to add the content on top of it.
|
|
We knew that the Germans had to be defeated and anything had to be done to make it possible.
|
|
I got home, I had to cook dinner, I had to get you ready for bed, do your homework.
|
|
BT not only had to act differently from the other, more static titans, he also had to look different.
|
|
There were only two restrictions on those ideas: they had to be mobile, and they had to be Hitman.
|
|
I had to move big pallet-loads of steel around, which had to be pressed in gas-fired ovens.
|
|
We had to fit into that environment, and we had to know how to exist, how to do it.
|
|
Weaker telcos have had to exit the market, and stronger telcos have had to rethink their long-term plans.
|
|
"We had to pay for food, it was a need that I had to eat," Akingbade Thomas, 65, said.
|
|
Mr. Trump near-shouted much of what he had to say, and what he had to say was frightening.
|
|
Of course, they had to use a bit of creative licensing, and we had to reject a couple things.
|
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Someone had to win and someone had to lose and we came out on the wrong side of it.
|
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We had to flee, everything was burning around us, and so we had to leave her under the rubble.
|
|
During those floods, several monuments had to be closed, including the Louvre Museum, where artworks had to be evacuated.
|
|
I had to talk, and I had to build myself up, because others might see less than there was.
|
|
To overcome obstacles, I had to reinvent my approach to school, which meant that I had to reinvent myself.
|
|
Others have had to go through searches by security officials, even for those who had to fly out again.
|
|
The carrots needed to be peeled, the garlic had to be diced and the peas had to be shelled.
|
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"I never heard anyone say that the investigations had to start or had to be completed," he told lawmakers.
|
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" A: "I never heard, Mr. Goldman, anyone say that the investigations had to start or had to be completed.
|
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I had to change things, I knew I had to stay in the game after losing the first set.
|
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And obviously the two of them had to listen to what I had to say on their way out.
|
|
So they created a new dataset, in which each shooting had to meet three key criteria: A gun had to go off, even if by accident; it had to take place on school grounds; and students or employees at the school had to participate in some way — as victims, bystanders, or the shooters.
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Successful candidates could not be claustrophobic; they had to be cavers; they had to hold a relevant master's degree or doctorate; they had to come to Johannesburg immediately and accept a blind mission, for no pay.
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She had to seek help from Naji when she got a speeding ticket and had to show up in court.
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But at some point, everything had to have piano chords; everything had to have this real soulful kind of sound.
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I had to get an enema, and I had to be poked with every kind of needle for blood work.
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They had to kill the ONLY BLACK WOMAN in the whole damn show, AND she had to die in CHAINS.
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"She struggled because she was on the street, and she had to do what she had to do," Dominguez said.
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"I felt like I had to do it, and I still feel like I had to do it," he said.
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I had to vote for this thing, I had to say this about him, can you fucking believe this guy?
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And then because I had to do a film, Performance, I had to have a termination to do the film.
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They had to give 30 or 40 million to Hulk, and they had to give tens of millions to lawyers.
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There's no indication of how many consoles Amazon had to sell, but it had to have been a fair few.
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To be herself, she had to leave her family, so she's already had to murder certain people from her life.
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In fact, I had to call my mom once and had to ask for groceries because I couldn't afford it.
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I had to clutch the arms of my desk chair to steady myself, had to take a few deep breaths.
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It was there he learned the tougher the question he had to ask, the calmer the delivery had to be.
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"I just decided that something had to give, and I had to make a very gut-wrenching decision," Lakshmi said.
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De Gaulle, realizing that he had to move left to hold the center, then had to execute a complex dance.
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"Had to find my own way, make my own mistakes, but you know that I had to go," she sings.
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They had to happen in the here and now, and they had to be authentic and good, or else — bomb.
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So when I had to make extra money, I had to go and get a job, which was absolutely vile.
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There was never a plan—the timing had to be right and everyone had to be on the same page.
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If you had to guess, what's the biggest potential contributor that you had to leave out for lack of data?
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Eligible customers had to live in the United States, and their devices had to run the given software before Dec.
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Half of the 756 people detained there had to sleep outside, and the detainees had to share just four showers.
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But as soon as her school announced she had to leave campus, she had to scramble to book another flight.
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Even before that, the ground had to be cleared and hundreds of yards of dirt road had to be graded.
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But while one Frazier had to learn to live with early fame, the other had to handle an early fortune.
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What if I hadn't had to worry whether Valerie had to be somewhere else to take care of other people?
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"It's absolutely crazy that I had to go that far, that I had to get the governor involved," she said.
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We had to go to a boat in Long Beach and we had to get there at like 4 p.m.
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"This was not something we had to pay, but something we had to account for in our budget," she writes.
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It turned out that a dead mouse had to be included in his introduction and it had to be crucified.
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But I'm saying, you had to go and get all the ... You had to go and get all of those.
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Wireless high speed internet networks had to built, technology with smartphones and headphones had to improve, new music streaming services needed to be adopted by millions of people, and record companies had to license music to them.
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If we had to sacrifice the headphone jack to get AirPods, which I don&apost think is what we had to do, but if that&aposs what we had to do, then it was a great trade.
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It was my first entrepreneurial experience with a staff of three, and I had to learn not only how to sell ads, I had to learn how to trust people because I also had to collect the money.
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It makes me feel like I'm back in middle school, with the cooler girls saying that I had to listen to the Backstreet Boys, and I had to shave my legs, and I had to read fewer books.
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" She even had to wake up earlier than he did, the president said, "because she had to get her hair done.
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"I felt like I had to do it, and I still do feel like I had to do it," he said.
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" In the clip, Cardi said, "I had to go strip, I had to go, 'Oh yeah, you want to f— me?
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You had to show necessity and you had to show either a foreign power or an agent of a foreign power.
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It had to be a collaborative effort; each step was sufficiently difficult that it had to link to the next step.
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In it, Whitehall said he not only had to comfort Stallone, but also had to explain who Rylance was to him.
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I had two major requirements, however: it had to be a computer, and I had to be able to wear it.
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I had to basically only have contact with essential people in my life, because I had to really focus on myself.
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I had to relive the depression, I had to mourn death, but it all needed to be put down on paper.
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"These young men had to drive in from somewhere … they had to walk in from somewhere," Guglielmi told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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"These young men had to drive in from somewhere…they had to walk in from somewhere," Guglielmi told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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She had to go through everything that she had to go through to get clean, to detox, and to remain clean.
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Migrating house mice had to overcome numerous obstacles, including different climates and new local species with which they had to compete.
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I think that there was a perception that technology startups had to be — didn't care about brand, had to build platforms.
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I had to get across that bridge to Manhattan and I had to be important in Manhattan, was how I felt.
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It was like you had to lead with an iron fist, and everyone had to conform — that's how things were done.
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I mean, we had to rent them from prop places, and we had to recreate the homepage with a graphic designer.
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"I hope people understand that he had to do what he had to do to save somebody else's life," Andersson said.
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"What we learned we had to do is we had to start prioritizing us alongside, and often, the work," Michelle said.
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You had to have a pregnancy test every month, and if you did not get pregnant, you had to state why.
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My uncle had to ask me what a diss track was, so had to bring him up to speed on that.
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That meant I had to do a dish every time I had to use a dish, but these are small sacrifices.
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So that had to go through physics, to joints that had to be hand-animated, and going from hand to hair!
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You had to push really hard, you had to take your chances and still ski smart and it worked out perfectly.
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Every individual item had to be marked with its price, and the cashier had to manually input it into the register.
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I knew I had to do what I had to do, but for some reason, they just didn't fuck with me.
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I've had to simply because I've had to learn what's important and what's not, in terms of not getting screwed financially.
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Whenever he had to leave his family's house to score, or to nod off somewhere, he had to invent a story.
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Suarez had to do it, and talented attackers before like David Villa and Thierry Henry had to do it before him.
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"If we had to spend another $100,000 because of tariffs, we would've had to buy one less tank," Marrero told CNBC.
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And then the thing that had to happen, and Coach Wooden hated when I said this, but UCLA had to lose.
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Ms. Hill said change had to start "at the top" and that men had to be a part of the conversation.
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Almost in the same way Mezcal Head had to follow up Raise, this album had to follow up that whole catalog.
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Poll workers had to alert the sheriff, who had to get a court order to forcibly reopen the building for voting.
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That morning, my boyfriend had to go to work, but a decision on what to do had to be made quickly.
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After that, I had to show up for work seven days in a row because someone had to do those hours.
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I had to stop at his face for a little while, because I had to think about my life choices [laughs].
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"I just got to the point where I felt I had to serve — I had to take the leap," Martino said.
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And at the same time the camera had to move and not get bumped into and had to follow them properly.
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"Everything had to be done quietly and I had to lie to cover my tracks," one page of the journal read.
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"I've never thought I had to march, but things are so severe I had to be here," May Ann Ti, said.
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Selina always had to fight harder to survive; she had to sacrifice everything, including her friends, her family and her conscience.
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All entries had to be submitted via tweet, which meant participants had to make their case in 280 characters or less.
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I decided to write these songs and I knew that I had to share them, that people had to hear them.
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Prevention messages had to change, because pregnant women had to be protected not just from mosquitoes, but from their own partners.
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The six had to know something about it, or had to have been there—that's the sense that the public has.
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"He started figuring out the strategy and I had to adjust and I had to change," Djokovic said after the match.
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I had to maintain my dignity, because the next day I had to go back and face the same scene again.
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Kisner had to get past Molinari, who had never had to play the 18th hole in five previous matches this week.
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But because DeShanna had to homeschool Trinity, she also had to quit her job, and their family subsequently fell into poverty.
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I had to actually email every story that I did to them, so they had to approve every one of them.
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I personally never had to hide it, and my partner had to be a bit more cautious about it at work.
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They had to go to the Department of Defense, the inspector general&aposs office had to go there to get the texts.
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A hose bringing him air had to be severed and a rescue operation had to be mounted to bring him back up.
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Or you had to eat things a normal person would not eat; but because they served it, you had to eat it.
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Workers have had to fight for the panic buttons during contract negotiations, and like Bah, they've even had to go on strike.
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I didn't want any department to feel like they had to compromise their vision because everyone had to stay in their place.
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I thought if you had to say something was laudable, he understood that they had to walk the talk and removed himself.
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Her parents were intellectuals who never had to fret about money, not like my mother had to, and Allison was the same.
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It had to — everyone on her campaign, including herself, still works full-time jobs and had to rush to their respective offices.
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"I had to do what I had to do because he could not live in that house, he was dangerous," she says.
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Those new sewing machines had to be set up, and techniques in how to cut indigenous Fanti cloth had to be taught.
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At some point, it had to reverse these measures; it is now almost a decade since Bear Stearns had to be rescued.
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"I've listened to what he had to say and I think what he's had to say is dangerous and hurtful," he said.
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It was a tricky character, because she had to be abrasive and tough and hard-edged and she had to be lovable.
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We had to get a bit more interesting guitar, and the drums had to do some extra, and vocally, stuff like that.
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Not that we didn't make mistakes, but we had to be good — no, we had to be outstanding — at everything we did.
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We had to go in for another meeting with the same lady, and this time, we had to complete this weed thing.
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It had to make sense—it had to be accepted by them—but they never rejected a story that we gave them.
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I've had to dodge a knife, and I've had to face a man who took out a gun and started threatening people.
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I was only speaking Arabic unless I had to speak English, and not really speaking unless I had to speak at all.
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But you still had to build it yourself — you had to consciously seek out sources that flattered you while avoiding unwanted opinions.
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"Staff had to give inmates a chance, but inmates had to give staff a chance, too," Jeffrey Zegarzewski, a deputy warden, said.
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I feel like I did what I had to, when I had to do it, and kept my part of the bargain.
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"We had to show we were different; we had to show our distinctiveness," Mr. Yamamoto told The New York Times in 28.
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Previously, savers had to stop stashing money away when they turned 70½ — and they had to start taking money out each year.
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Mr. Timlin had to move out of the girls' dormitory where he was an adviser, and had to meet with a psychiatrist.
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How many goals would he have had to score, how many trophies would he have had to win, to have met expectations?
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We had to watch each other's backs and trust each other, and we also had to respect everybody else and be accountable.
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I had to do the dishes after dinner, and I always had to spend the next day helping him in the darkroom.
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She was aggressive—you had to be—and you had to believe in your clients when everyone else was calling them deadbeats.
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It taught me two things: One, that I had to work for it, and two, I had to learn how to budget.
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" He called his plan "audacious," adding, "We had to come to grips with the sheer magnitude of what had to be done.
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One person had to deal with the drunk people and the other had to stop this flood from reaching the other floors.
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He was always there and he was bragging about it and she had to say good job all the time and just because she had to be right, she had to let him know that it&aposs not really you.
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It hurt my business; I had to take out a loan; I had to tell my staff I couldn't pay them this week.
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So it had to be white, and it had to look like it was from the era of the old Greek marble statues.
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You could agree or disagree with him, but you had to know what he said and you had to consider what he said.
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He also didn't like some of the things Green had to say on the court, which is why they had to be separated.
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My parents had to rush me to the ER on Christmas morning, and I had to get many stitches to get everything reattached.
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So he had to leave the Situation Room after hearing from the small group advising him and he had to make that decision.
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You had to charge $20,000 per round-trip ticket to make any money and you had to put 100 seats on the airplane.
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That meant every time I had to use the restroom, I had to take a 14-floor elevator ride and leave the building.
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Mr. Rubio, he said, "never had to make a decision of any consequence at all that he's had to be held accountable for."
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Because the satellites had to be injected into two different orbits, the PSLV-C35 had to be re-ignited after the first placement.
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She did what she had to do to get out of Belgrade, and she did what she had to do to keep going.
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"Had to kick this sucker into four-wheel drive," he says proudly—probably the first time he's ever actually had to use it.
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You had to have a place to move this shit, and you usually had to show up with cash and pay up front.
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In order to do that, they had to allow for prescription lenses, which means the lenses of their product had to be curved.
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"We had to tee off at 8 o'clock the next morning so we had to leave the hotel at 6:30," Esquinas writes.
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I've had to produce my birth certificate, and I think most people have had to, but not the President of the United States?
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It had to seal off the brain so that it wouldn't dry out, and it had to be flat, to avoid optical distortion.
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I THINK WE HAD TO HAVE PATIENCE, AND WE HAD TO HAVE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO BEING LOCALLY RELEVANT AND UNDERSTANDING THE CONSUMER.
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Men had to be clean-shaven, and women had to meticulously conceal their sexual appeal—the most valuable, and dangerous, attribute they possessed.
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To focus on therapy, she had to let her contractors know she'd be dropping their services, and she had to hire a receptionist.
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Collection devices and samples could never be put down, but had to be attached to walls; experiments had to progress in prearranged sequences.
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We had to fight for it down the stretch and I was happy with the things we had to do to make plays.
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There were shields and flags, the fake horses had to be dressed with saddles, everyone had to be covered in blood and dirt.
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But Douglas has also had to deal with some challenges that few other American athletes have had to endure at these Olympic Games.
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But I had to dig around to find it, and then I had to figure out how to get it up to snuff.
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Each school building had to be inspected by the Army Corps of Engineers and had to have working water before it could reopen.
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"In early days of Facebook, you had to be friends with other people on Facebook, you had to be invited," Mr. Stein said.
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You had to be constantly connected; we had two camera units and we had to stay connected to the protagonists we were following.
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They had to learn about our culture, had to learn how to cut the grass, how our grocery stores and shopping malls work.
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You had these areas where people were communicating, but you had to be in academia or you had to be in the military.
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In the end, the Sharknado squad had to settle for Mark Cuban, and the president had to settle for—well, the actual presidency.
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He decided the night before the concert that we had to do his Symphonic Dances from "West Side Story" — it had to happen.
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The Supreme Court had to decide whether prosecutors had to prove that Maher Kara disclosed the information in exchange for a personal benefit.
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The police not only had to investigate the killing of a gangster, but now had to provide security for the protest as well.
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"The kids didn't want to be told that boys had to play with cars and girls had to play with dolls," Culmone said.
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The celebrities had to answer questions asked by the host and the contestants had to determine whether the celebrity was telling the truth.
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You had to be careful not to offend anyone, but you also had to make sure not to let them ruin your passport.
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Nigeria had to do with a reproduction by Joseph Alufa Igbinovia, who had to rely on photographs taken of the one in London.
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Words had to escape paper and speech — they had to become something more permanent than bodies were in New York at that moment.
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To attain world peace, Augustus had to make choices "that didn't come for free, and he had to do certain things," Zuckerberg added.
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"I had to remind myself it wasn't Wednesday afternoon, it was Thursday, and I had to get a good score together," Henderson said.
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To deliver favors, the machine had to deliver votes, and to deliver votes, the machine had to deliver real services to real people.
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When I took off my binder, I had to accept that I had to practice what I preach about looking after your body.
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So the construction of the city had to do everything possible to minimize how much mass had to be brought in from Earth.
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What about those wipes I had to use the night before last time or the Gatorade I had to drink in the morning?
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There are certain long-held traditions that an American fashion designer has had to follow in order to claim success: The designer had to get his clothes into the department stores Barneys or Bergdorf Goodman; he had to present collections in New York each season and go to Paris to meet with European buyers; he had to advertise in Vogue.
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The brain had to do two things in order to survive: it had to impel its body to get what it needed, and it had to form an understanding of the world that was realistic enough to guide it in doing so.
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The conditions were simple: animations had to use the provided four-color palette; the animated glyph had to be complete at frame 25 (one second long); it had to be 500 by 600 pixels; and no third-party plugins or extensions were allowed.
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He also had to back down from that comment, which suggested the Fed had to raise interest rates much more in the current cycle.
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I had to make my own way, which meant I had to take the trail or the road that was closest to the border.
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The night when we had to do the up all-night challenge and we had to stay awake, it really weighed on my mind.
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The firefighter had to postpone his wedding, but speaking to KBS from his hospital bed, he says he did what he had to do.
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So they were adamant that they had to have large hind legs and that the wings had to be elements of the four legs.
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It had to meet a "double criminality" standard, whereby it had to be based on conduct that was also a crime in Hong Kong.
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Like if you had to go through a bunch of people, if you had to go through, who would say who's doing amazing things?
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" — David Cassidy "When they came to you for your line, you had to be ready and you had to get it in one take.
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"The same way [Lucasfilm] gave me the freedom to go where I had to go, I had to do the same thing with them."
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"The election of Trump, it shook something in me, and I knew that something had to change, something had to happen," she told Refinery29.
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We were only focused on what we had to play, what we had to do, and he's so kind and we were really close.
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And so I had to look at whether I wanted to put the band back together, which is something we always had to do.
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To put bluntly, you had to see Infinity War because everyone was seeing it, and you had to see it at the movie theaters.
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When I heard what had happened, I immediately told my restaurant I had to go, had to get away from the scene and walk.
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So, the culprit had to be involved with one theater, and they had to have the encryption key that is used in digital distribution.
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Therefore, I had to be extremely well-trained and had to perform out of that really good training whenever I touched someone's body medically.
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"I had to do what I had to do to defend what was mine, which are my kids," she told local news outlet NBC5.
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It had to "bleed" — thousands of beets were pulverized in the development process — and it had to emit the same smell as cooked beef.
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The producers told them that they had to come get these pedicures, and they had to sit in these chairs facing the front door.
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In 2014, Matt Williams had to make a dunderheaded move, and then Yusmeiro Petit had to shut down the Nationals for a million innings.
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Mr Bolton said that, before any withdrawal, Islamic State had to be fully defeated and Turkey had to promise not to attack Syrian Kurds.
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The critic score had to be designated "fresh" to be considered the best show and had to be below 75% to be the worst.
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"I had to find my own father and mentors, which meant that I had to look in the world around me," he has said.
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I was trying to understand what I had to offer them in a speech — and I discovered how much they had to offer me.
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The rapper's wife Kim Kardashian "had to come down" and Lorne Michaels also had to "personally talk to Kanye," a source tells the publication.
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"I've had to watch when that baby came into our life and watch her older sister cry when she had to leave," says Barbara.
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He had to design the alien, design the sets, and he had to write the script, all the way into the depths of production.
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I had to get it back to the States, so we took it through customs, and everyone freaked out, so I had to explain.
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New York's City Council had to agree to a zoning change, a move that also relaxed the requirement that residents had to be artists.
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"The Modern section of Tefaf had to be improved; that's a reality, it just had to be improved," he said in a telephone interview.
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She was like, 'What and why are we doing this?' and I had to explain to her what she had to do moving forward.
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But when I saw it, I just knew I had to have it, and I had to get a payment plan to get it.
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So we have had to take some steps to preserve the quality of our samples beyond what we had to do four years ago.
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We felt an acute anger that we had to plan a surreptitious trip, that we had to leave behind our caring doctors and midwives.
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When he, almost hysterically, told me that 'we had to buy the company,' we had to take a second look and he was right.
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She said the ATF had to pay the special agent from program funds, and the supervisors had to participate in Equal Employment Opportunity training.
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"Unlike other districts that only had to address teacher salaries, VEA and VPS had to negotiate an entire contract," said VPS Superintendent Steve Webb.
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Gail Collins: There had to be a response, and it had to be one that wouldn't put Syrian civilians in the line of fire.
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But they had to be not only interesting pictures, they also had to be interesting pictures that I had something interesting to say about.
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Men had to run faster than 224 hours and 20183 minutes to make it into the field, and women had to beat 22018:25.
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"People said they had to get on the Millennium Falcon and they had to get on the deck of a Star Destroyer," he says.
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And because it had to go on so many train cars, it had to be cheap—no more than, say, a dollar per device.
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She fled to the US and had to start a normal life, had to act normal around people—even after everything she had seen.
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There were a couple of things that I had to learn a couple of days before, partly because I had to learn the language.
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But when he had to get stops and when he had to go up against Embiid and get stops against him and not foul, I thought he did a really good job in the second half, getting stops when he had to versus overall.
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The conservatism he nourished was fundamentally literary: To play a significant part in it you had to know how to write, and in order to write well you had to read widely, and in order to do that you had to, well, enjoy reading.
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"This is the late '60s with the Vietnam War, with women's lib starting, and the rules for this secretary school were you had to wear a hat, white gloves, your skirts had to be midknee, and you had to wear pantyhose and heels," Mary said.
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I've had to lie, or I've had to make you feel so comfortable with me being gay to be able to talk about being gay.
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To achieve that, the Syrian army and its Iran-backed allies had to abide by the truce and Shi'ite militias had to leave the country.
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Developers had to put forward an extreme amount of attention to get everything right, because once an app was out, development had to be done.
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I knew I had to have to be my voice and nobody else's and I had to sink or swim, so that's what I did.
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They had to set up a camp for their family in a public park and had to sleep next to people that they barely knew.
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"She had to do everything that I had to do, except, like Ginger Rogers, backwards in heels," Obama said in the interview, published on Monday.
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Pandora has had to contend with an increasingly commoditized music streaming business and had to find ways to differentiate itself from Apple Music and Spotify.
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I had to explain to her what happened to me, and I had to explain to her why I was going to make it public.
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In fight or flight, I flew, but I also still had to keep my wits about me because I still had to do my job.
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And, so, I think it's, you know, we had to issue shares a lot more shares during the crisis than our peers had to do.
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All of the flyby procedures had to be uploaded to the spacecraft in advance, and New Horizons then had to do everything on its own.
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It led me to some things where I had to say, "Would he do this?" or I had to really think where I should go.
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"Six weeks later I had to be on set and twelve weeks later I had to be sprinting again," Cruise said in April during Cinemacon.
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For this one dish with chives, we had to count how many we put on there and each one had to be exactly five millimeters.
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That reduced the amount of mass that had to go down to the moon and, crucially, the amount that had to be brought back up.
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Every time I left a visit with my girls, I had to endure a strip search in which I had to strip, squat and cough.
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Sometimes it could get in the way of my job where I kind of had to advocate for myself and I had to teach people.
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You had to buy the film, you had to drop it off and wait for it to be developed, which wasn't cheap, by the way.
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He had to be ornery to overcome all that—confident, low-key insane, he had to, if you will, have a chip on his shoulder.
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At Sundance this weekend, Chelsea Handler barely had to pause to come up with the "worst" celeb she's had to speak to on the air.
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Every time a passenger in a wheelchair had to go through the body scanner, he had to make them change into an airport-owned wheelchair.
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It wasn't just that you had to be good; it's that you had to be better, or at least seem to be better, than Flair.
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I had to be totally self-reliant and my prime concern had to be to fulfill my job obligation, if I never did anything else.
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So our crew, for their safety and so they didn't hurt the elephants, had to stay in their Land Cruisers and they had to whisper.
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So I had to process all of that, and then I had to ask myself, Will this affect my reputation and what's connected to me?
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The money Fullbright gave me was also the money I had to live on for a year, so I had to strike a careful balance.
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"We learned a lot, where we had to shore up our learning and where we had to shore up our sets and reps," Spencer said.
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We had to move around, we had to go to places, meet people, ask questions, investigate, run around, drive cars, see people, track them down.
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Immigrants had to show that they were a big part of society, and that they knew English, and they had to pay very heavy fees.
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"At the time I was shocked — and had to remind myself that what I had to say was more important," she said in an interview.
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DOUGLAS: My mother didn't know what to do to save me, because she had to work, and she had to try to save her child.
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We actually had to ask staff at the concierge service for help twice, and were still a bit confused by what we had to do.
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For Fume Knight, they arbitrarily decided every segment had to be at least an hour, and one segment had to be at least 90 minutes.
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"We not only had to build mapping infrastructure, we had to build our own places database because Google was not complete nor reliable," Sheikha said.
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I had to activate our emergency operation center for a once-in-a-millennium flood, then two years later had to do the same thing.
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Jurors for the case had to be extremely carefully selected for impartiality due to Musk&aposs high profile, and numerous jurors had to be dismissed.
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I had a crew of subcontractors that worked for us, and they all reported to me and had to do what I had to say.
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It had to pay a $500,000 fine, and the owners — Cynthia Becher and her son, Travis Becher — had to personally pay fines of $25,243 each.
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I couldn't leave town without permission, and I had to call a number every day to see if I had to do a random urinalysis.
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Sloan had to sell it to the higher-ups at McKinstry and McKinstry had to sell it to Clise, Amazon, and the City of Seattle.
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There's some other places I had to go and things I had to do, but it was nowhere near as extreme as that second book.
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I realized that I had to do something in an identifiable genre, but I knew it had to be really personal to me to be good.
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And as soon as I saw him I had to fix the liver failure, I had to try and clear the encephalitis, which was killing him.
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"I had to do what I had to do to defend what was mine, which are my kids," Booker-Hicks said, according to the Morning News.
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Under NSEERS, adult male immigrants from designated countries had to come into immigration offices for fingerprinting, photos, and interviews — and then had to continue checking in.
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The next day I had to go to Seattle, then on that Friday I had to go to Kansas City, and then to Jacksonville on Monday.
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The moderators of r/ThanosDidNothingWrong had to get permission from Reddit admins to go through with the ban, and then they had to automate the process.
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"But I really do feel like, because of how it went down, I really had to part ways with April, I just had to," said Drew.
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Until now you either had to spend a lot of money for a potentially too much camera or you had to seek out a knock off.
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Exposure came from word of mouth, which meant that her customer service had to go above and beyond, and her product had to be of quality.
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But what if they didn't have any extracurricular activities because they had to work after school, or had to take care of their family, or both?
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It's Roman's first acting gig in Hollywood so naturally we had to ask -- if he had to choose, which route would he go, wrestling or Hollywood?
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Anybody who knew Heather said this is the way she had to go, big and large — had to have the world involved because that's my child.
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"We definitely had to find the right investor and the traditional biotech investor often is looking for different things than we had to offer," adds Abbott.
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Ford wrote last month that she has had to move four times as a result, and has had to hire a private security detail for protection.
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Anthony added that NZR had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully.
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I too had to show I was immune to multiple infectious diseases and free of H.I.V., and the hospital had to test me for drug abuse.
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"Because of apartheid, black people had to live in certain areas and then white people had to live in other areas," he said in the special.
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I had to draw that line to protect myself from probably just having a big old breakdown on national television, I had to have my boundaries.
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His right index finger had to be amputated because of an injury sustained during hard labor, and he has since had to relearn how to paint.
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Christopher Van Meter, a Guard member who says he had to remortgage his home to make ends meet after being told he had to repay $6503,000.
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If you look at Scandinavian countries, they realized they were small countries, and they had to reopen, and so they had to make that social contract.
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Also, all of the bed tracks had to be live, so we had to play them properly, which was the most time-consuming thing about it.
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The thing we had to do that people lose sight of with this 95-year-old company is that we had to build the foundation first.
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"We had to sell the game and we had to sell ourselves," Red Auerbach told John Feinstein in his book Let Me Tell You a Story.
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He not only had to avoid all contact with Jillian, but he also had to surrender his firearms and lost the ability to purchase new guns.
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You said that you had to cook for yourself because it's the only way you knew you wouldn't get sick, which had to be isolating, too.
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When the bait had to be attached to the hook, the boy had to take a lamprey out of the bucket and bite its head off.
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When I came here, as I got older I had to take care of my own responsibilities and I had to work for what I want.
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Our son who was in grade 4 that time had to stop going to school because we had to stay in Manila for almost a year.
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One, it had to play great, and be fun to play; but also, two, when watching it, spectating, it had to make sense, and create drama.
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She had to successfully land, and she had to do great science—which she has done—for anyone to agree that she had been a success.
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They had to have a meeting to decide if they would, basically, let me stay, and I had to show them pictures and stuff like that.
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I had to pay £297,2000 [$22003,160] up front in legal fees that had to be paid whether I won or not, just to have legal representation.
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I drank from colored water fountains, I had to sit in the balcony at the movies, I had to sit at the back of the bus.
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CT: When you look at the challenges you've had to face since 2014, the difficulties you had to go through, has it hardened your leadership approach?
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I went to my dream college for one year before I had to drop out because I had to work full-time to support myself financially.
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They told me that I had to make it through this separation for my son, that I had to get out in order to find him.
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Before doctors had to get admitting privileges, they had to show they had a working arrangement with a hospital to care for a patient with complications.
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"I never heard ... anyone say that the investigations had to start or had to be completed," Sondland told the Democratic counsel of the House Intelligence Committee.
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It's had to spend billions of dollars leasing space — and has had to commit to spending billions more in the future so it can keep growing.
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Everything you brought in had to stay with you, or if it stayed in Cuba, it had to be licensed or come from a third country.
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I had to step back and have other people give me advice or we had to come together before we make a decision—that was rough.
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I also had to avoid all modern plumbing, which meant I had to go on eBay to buy a surprisingly small—and previously used—porcelain chamberpot.
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I had to deduce some stuff, like SEGA, ERIS, WINDOW ROCK and JPOP, and had to correct my spelling of CUESTA and EERO SAARINEN, of course.
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"It's inspired by the armored trains so it had to be masculine — it had to be bold and look big," Mr. Leissoo said of the wristwatch.
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To win office Mr. Bush had to choose between two sets of deeply ingrained impulses; the Competitor had to be given provisional dominion over the Conciliator.
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Yeah, we had to Google it too -- it's basically severe morning sickness, but it's bad enough that the Duchess had to cancel a public appearance Monday.
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"It makes sense that Hillary would have had to wait, that Hillary would have had to come in second," Paxton, the UT Austin scholar, told Terkel.
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No one had to die for it to be obvious that "Jeremy Kyle" was wrong — but, tragically, someone had to die for it to be stopped.
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We used to have only three networks, and each show had to capture the largest possible audience, which meant it had to have a broad appeal.
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The New Humanitarian says 20 machines had to be completely rebuilt and U.N. staff had to work a number of overtime hours to isolate the data.
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The New Humanitarian says 85033 machines had to be completely rebuilt and UN staff had to work a number of overtime hours to isolate the data.
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At the time, she thought she had to submit to this treatment to get better and never told her parents because she had to get better.
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Hundreds of millions of users not only had to change their LinkedIn passwords, but also had to worry about hackers using their information on other sites.
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To make matters worse, we had to move in the summer before junior year, and Robin and I had to live — just the two of us.
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He said he first had to put a new team in place to move forward, and then had to eliminate models that were not selling well.
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Sometimes she had to skip paying herself so she could afford to pay her staff or had to cancel personal plans to help at the cafe.
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I had to become her and decide how I would feel in those moments, but I had to also step outside of her and be Storm.
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The real key here isn't what Sanders had to say about ISIS during the debate, but what he had to say about the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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This was the most harrowing part: InSight had to land itself, and it had to be ready for less than ideal conditions, like a dust storm.
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He wouldn't reveal who was the most boring person he talked to at one of Wintour's dinner parties (and had to eat a bull penis) and wouldn't say which carpool karaoke guest he had to feign the most enthusiasm with (and had to eat a June bug).
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"We suspected some of the cruise staff may have already been infected, but ... they had to operate the cruise ship itself, they had to see the passengers, they had to deliver the meals," Dr. Norio Ohmagari, director of Japan's Disease Control and Prevention Center, told CNN.
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"The software companies had to keep up; the IRS had to issue guidance and regulations in a complex set of statutes, and the practitioners had to absorb the information coming out to properly advise clients and be certain of the results produced by the software," he said.
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"I was at security going through the airport, they had to look through my bag so I had to wait for them to get it," she recalled.
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Well, former Padre Andrew Cashner had to make a key decision recently, when he had to choose between his face garden, or upgrading to the Miami Marlins.
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AD: Initially wood sculpture, then for this piece it had to be clay because it was too big for wood and I had to do a mould.
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Someone had to extend an olive branch in this situation, and while I didn't think that had to be literal, at least it got the job done.
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"If I absolutely had to pick somebody, or I had to pick three people, he wouldn't be the first," said his ex-girlfriend, trailing off in thought.
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Read MoreFintech can't disrupt Wall Street: Report Other times, they've had to shutter social media output entirely as staffers had to confront sensitive situations in real time.
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Calls to the national registry had to be discreet, bribes offered to low-grade government clerks to speed the process along had to be even more discreet.
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"But with this production, and with these artists and collaborators, I never felt that I had to fight for something, I never had to fight for voice."
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Black women had to carry the burdens of the community in many ways and had to do so without the support of the men in their lives.
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First Clarkson had to properly identify a sketch of a lion, and then she had to name as many words beginning with "f" she could think of.
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Where we had to take over, where he's like, "I can't jump from the ground three levels up," we had to keyframe that stuff, and that's it.
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Given the strong attachment fans had to the character, the team behind the series realized they had to go in a different direction for their next game.
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He even had to undergo a "good character test" — one that he passed before the Today allegations and then had to retake in light of his firing.
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Aside from the physical changes he had to get accustomed to, Raines also had to reconcile what getting his period meant for him has a transgender man.
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Everything had to be bigger than people actually are—you had to have the most surprising people fucking and blow shit up in a ball of fire.
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They also detailed how students had to record audition tapes for a master class on sex scenes, which they had to turn over to Franco to review.
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They had to deal with cold weather and had to sprint to the bathrooms to be able to make it back in the six-minute time limit.
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To keep her audience, the then-21-year-old philosophy student had to buy more brushes; in other words, she had to invest in being more professional.
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They knew that as undocumented people, they had to make it to college and get a scholarship, they had to put their queer identities to the side.
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I had to go through the whole lot, twice, then I had to go through what I had chose as the semi-finalists multiple times after that.
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You would have had to learn from someone or be protected by someone: You would have had to always be adjacent to someone that was criminally involved.
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"It makes sense that Hillary would have had to wait, that Hillary would have had to come in second," University of Texas Austin's Pamela Paxton told Terkel.
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In the entry-level job there, you had to carry big bags of pet food around, do the stocking, and you had to clean the fish tanks.
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Amazon has had to relax its security and encouraged distancing — but it isn't always workingSocial distancing means Amazon has had to relax some of its security processes.
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His mother-in-law had to come and help take care of him and the children when Ali had to go back to work (she's a teacher).
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You did that because you had to compete—had to outbid the NFL, as well as your fellow USFL owners, to sign a great, great college quarterback.
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"I've never thought I had to march, but things are so severe I had to be here," May Ann Ti, a former engineer from Sterling, Virginia, said.
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When I made "Five Feet Apart," I had to jump back on the show and shoot the final season but I still had to edit the movie.
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Every single person we filmed had to give us the okay to hang out with them, and then we had to build trust and relationships with everybody.
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I was plagued with burning urination, a feeling that I constantly had to pee, and the feeling when I finished peeing that I still had to go.
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Players had to get a diagnosis from a doctor chosen by the league and players' union, and the league and union had to sign off on everything.
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She had to stay away from social media because "everybody and their mama had an opinion on the shit that I had to go do," she said.
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Democrats had to impeach Trump Even as it was always pretty clear Trump would be acquitted, it should be equally obvious that Democrats had to impeach him.
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"All this had to be carried out manually during the failure," Lufthansa said, adding that it had to ask flight crews to use radios or telephones instead.
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"I felt like I had to do it," Mr. Roof told the jury in his closing argument, "and I still feel like I had to do it."
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So it's not crazy to think that people would wear something that had to be charged and had to be separated and cleaned and things like that.
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New local regulations governing Airbnb meant she had to start collecting city lodging taxes, which made her feel awkward when she had to ask guests for money.
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"The knees had to have full cutouts that bent and articulated for bending and her hips had to have gussets that would allow for bending," Benach continued.
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The same way we've always had to, unfortunately — and, frankly, the same way we would have had to even if the fiduciary rule had gone into effect.
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He asked her out but said the date had to be during the day, because he had to be behind the counter, pulling the handles, at night.
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And we had to figure out how to work with them and I had to swallow and figure out how to do that, make that 45 percent.
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LOESCH: In Charleston, they had to say - - they had to come out and say that it was a paperwork error that this individual was a prohibited possessor.
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We had to plan on tax rebates coming in the next year to get caught up on a few of the bills we had to let go.
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" _____ • "We had to run for our lives.
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The former includes offensive lines like, "Someone had to pick the cotton /Someone had to plant the corn/Someone had to slave and be able to sing/That's why darkies were born," though some theorize it's actually just satire, considering she recorded it with African-American artist Paul Robseon.
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While 25G started to arrive this year, you really had to seek out the next-generation experience: First, you had to find a carrier that covered part of your city, and then you had to buy one of the handful of phones that supported the new network technology.
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It's what the series had to do to survive — just like Mad Men had to move beyond Don Draper and Breaking Bad had to move beyond Walter White — but in this case, it only underlined how much the series struggles to tell stories about characters who aren't Elizabeth.
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She had to borrow a car to get there, take a bus to eastern New Orleans because of a complicated ultrasound and had to take days off work.
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"They had to explain to garage users why they were losing their garage," the source told the Post, adding that building residents purportedly had to sign nondisclosure agreements.
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For the last few years if you've wanted a 17-inch laptop with discrete graphics it had to be a gaming laptop, and it had to be thick.
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They kind of had to work with NASA, like NASA is not that big a fan of that, so they've kind of had to compromise in that regard.
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I was a product of my environment -- the only resources that my community had to offer and the only activities my community had to offer was gang activity.
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Dan says he and his brother had to "mature quickly" after the death of their father — "It really changed how we had to grow up," he tells PEOPLE.
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America, meanwhile, had to deal with mammoth security lines at airports and Asian travellers had to contend with a slowdown in China, the world's biggest business-travel market.
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"They had to put this pick line, which is like an IV, directly into her heart that had an opening, so we had to sanitize everything," Otunga recalls.
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Right, exactly, but at the time, it was innovative, you had to go get things before, you had to go grab them and it was hard to grab.
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It was just more technical than I would've imagined, just because we had to slow certain things down, and I had to reverse the movement of the fall.
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Stenmark lived in a different era, it wasn't the modern era and he never had to deal with the things Lindsey had to deal with throughout her career.
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And the court ruled eight to nothing that it had to be made public, that it had to be given to Congress because executive privilege couldn't shield wrongdoing.
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I've asked several of them for specifics like how much they've had to spend, features they've had to abandon, etc, but have yet to hear back from any.
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They have not had to manage in a truly tight market in a long time, and many under the age of 35 have never had to do so.
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I knew exactly what size molds to make, what type of molds I had to make, and how much time I had to make them and the materials.
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The promposal was a tradition he told me, and if he wanted a date to the dance, he had to do one and it had to be clever.
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They had to get a security guard for a week or two, and I think that's the first time in their history that they had to do that.
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The amount of things that had to go right, and body parts that had to be in just the perfect spot for this catch to happen is remarkable.
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No rules beyond that they had to be of at least a Young Adult reading level, and I had to limit the number of books I re-read.
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"All of the people that helped shut it down will say, some people, a million people had to die, but we had to prove a point," Carville said.
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Under the deal, Musk and Tesla would have had to pay a nominal fine, and the CEO would not have had to admit any guilt, the sources said.
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I knew if it was going to be a feature-length film, each of the characters had to have an arc; each of them had to be developed.
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Then, we had to move in the next day and I had to continue working because I used all of my time off for the last-minute honeymoon!
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And I had to learn everything on my own and figure it all out… I had to learn to build confidence, self-esteem and achieving those financial goals.
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Users had to manually deactivate their Nintendo accounts from the settings first, and if they didn't have access to their Switch devices, they had to contact customer support.
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Supergirl had to move its production from California to Canada, and say goodbye to Calista Flockhart, whose contract stipulated that she had to be based in Los Angeles.
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Seven episodes into the eighth season, Fiona has already had to evict several tenants, developed a rivalry with one, and had to deal with the death of another.
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"We still had to pick it up and I was traveling, by the time I came back, we had to renew it again," she said on the Aug.
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Miller: I will say that I appreciated how the original series ended: it felt right to me that Michael had to atone, Michael had to make things right.
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"I had to go into lots of different meetings with lots of different venture capitalists and I [had] to pitch the company," said Witherspoon on the TODAY show.
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During the worst getaway ever, Brittany had to shower with other people's used water bottles, which is a nightmare we didn't even know we had to worry about.
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In order to get machine learning to work, we had to throw a thousand times more hardware power than we thought we had to throw at the problem.
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"The internet started out as this delicate flower that had to be cultivated and we had to let it see where it was going to go," Buttigieg said.
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Look, the internet started out as this delicate flower that it had to be cultivated and we had to let it see where it was going to go.
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Spencer (Troian Bellisario) had to say hi to Toby to get her puzzle piece, but Emily and Hanna both had to possibly sacrifice their careers and limited incomes.
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There were these weird things that felt very dictated and you had to fit and you had to climb the pyramid schemes that people had established for you.
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Congress also had to pass legislation to ensure agents could be compensated for the overtime hours where they effectively had to work without pay after reaching the caps.
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The agreement said the industry had to offer free federal services to at least 60% of taxpayers, but each company individually only had to cover 10% of taxpayers.
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We knew that money had to go out the door by the end of September, or we had to have a really good reason not to do it.
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"I realized that the work had to be about the medium of film, and it had to be made entirely of film, in a portrait form," she said.
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I first had to walk up to a kiosk where I had to scan my passport, scan my fingerprints, take my picture, and answer questions about my visit.
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For example, we heard from Robin in California who said she had to "resort to the only resource she had" to cover the cost of insulin – credit cards.
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We always made a joke that we quit while we were ahead—never had to write a sophomore slump record, never had to experience the expectations of that.
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Because I had to stay in handcuffs and shackles, I could barely move to find my seat at the church, and my family had to shepherd me around.
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I had to take six trains in total (three there and three back), and I had to expend untold emotional and mental distress just to safeguard my health.
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During fights, Samart had to stop himself from instinctively wanting to kick, knee and elbow, and had to limit himself to hands only and bob and weave footwork.
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Since I lost my job at Carrier, I've had to move in with my cousin, I lost my car, and I've had to live off a tight budget.
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Just because his generation and mine had to live through the battle days, doesn't mean that you had to live through the battle days to do good work.
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To get in, Ms. Walter had to prove she was an artist by showing her work, and she had to be recommended by other artists in her field.
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So far, Mr. Kazimirov said, he hasn't had to rescue bikes from trees or bodies of water — as dockless bike operators have had to do in other cities.
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It is absolutely heartbreaking to see what transpired here, and to think about what people had to go through, and the last-minute decisions they had to make.
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I knew it had to be something where the subject matter of the track had to be something impactful or important or something that people could relate to.
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People were far from lining the streets — at worst, you had to settle for another brand than the one you usually bought, or had to try another supermarket.
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One of the first crosses I made was 21D, "Bygone Winter Palace resident," which had to be TSAR — and 32A, "Zellweger of 'Chicago,'" which had to be RENEE.
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"He had to work, had to earn it all," said Thomas, who returned as Northwestern State's head coach in 2013 after a year as Missouri Southern's defensive coordinator.
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Insurers had to raise rates for everyone because they could no longer cherry-pick only healthy applicants and because they had to cover a wide array of services.
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"I had to sleep by my baby the night before she passed, and that was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life," she said.
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If the U.S. had not bailed out Taunus, then Deutsche Bank would have had to and, being unable, the German government would have had to rescue Deutsche Bank.
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I really felt like that was the way it had to be done, that kind of like the book, it had to engage in conversation with the audience.
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In fact, in January we had this big legal bill we had to pay, and we've had a bunch of frivolous lawsuit threats we've had to fight off.
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That eventually led to more advanced taxonomies like New York magazine's 1995 analysis of the song of summer, which gave it concentrated anthropological attention (according to New York, the summer song had to be released during the summer, had to be a little dumb, and had to be impossible to forget).
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"All of these were agreed before the sanctions by the UN. But when the sanctions were imposed we had to comply and then we had to cease all the contracts, we had to terminate the contracts we had with North Korea," Namibia's Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah told CNN.
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Kubrick was known for having many rules that people who worked with him had to follow, but were there any rules of yours that he had to abide by?
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I really had to cover him from afar and I had to cover him and the story through the crowd and through the people who were attending the rally.
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In 2011, Obama administration had to defend its loan to Silicon Valley energy startup Solyndra when it filed for bankruptcy and taxpayers had to foot a $535 million bill.
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I only had to do it every few minutes, but as the paper clip making process became more automated and faster, I had to pay more attention to it.
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WILLIAMS: Is that they had to give the boys anxiety medication to get them out of there, because they had to calm them down in order to rescue them.
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"I was having pneumonia-like symptoms, I was tired all the time, and I eventually I had to stop working out, and I had to stop working," he says.
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Swift donated $100,000 to the struggling Nashville Symphony in 2014 after they nearly had to close their doors and had to make major pay cuts to their musicians' salaries.
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Instead, veterans had to wait at least 30 days 41% of the time, and sometimes they had to wait as long as 70 days, according to government watchdog estimates.
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But whatever their group's concern, they wanted religious freedom to keep the government from telling them what they had to believe or how they had to practice their belief.
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"He had to have this operation where they cut the side of his thumb and this [middle] finger and they had to get rid of the infection," she said.
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So I just think social media is bringing the conversation to people's doorsteps whereas before you had to go to the library, or you had to take a class.
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To succeed in business, Facebook had to think differently than as a consumer tool, driven by advertising revenue and had to convince large organizations that they understood their requirements.
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" Sources told Page Six that Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian, was in the audience and had to come down, and that creator Lorne Michaels "had to personally talk to Kanye.
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He was given only two vague guidelines: the podcast had to feature Wolverine, and it had to be an investigative show in the mold of Serial or S-Town.
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That didn't mean I had to be on every episode, but she had to talk about me and explain that one of her motivations for cooking is her husband.
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They just had to look at the country's problems with crime and drugs — and the media and public's demands that something be done — to realize they had to act.
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"They had to create a story and they had to decide quickly," said Verma, who is expecting to receive 4,000 rupees ($403) from the state government for representing Gadke.
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First, she had to fight him off for her own personal safety, and then she had to correct headlines that implied that her behavior was bratty, ungrateful and unladylike.
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And then I died, and in order to continue I had to place a new ship on the controller, which meant I had to switch the weapons as well.
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We had to move to a fully automated production process to make the product, so there were a lot of things we had to learn a long the way.
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I just had to calibrate, explaining that I was on a major label, that's where I got left, and I had to sink or swim and so I swam.
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Not only has she had to deal with people who thought she was "too bulky," she's also had to deal with someone who even refused to acknowledge her muscles.
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"So he had to scale back because he had to avoid a break within the church," said Ms. Scaraffia, who writes often for the official Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.
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She had to have all the members that voted against her, then a number of members who had to abstain, to lower the threshold so she could become Speaker.
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" Mr. Allen recalled in 2000 that he became hoarse as that first afternoon went on and "had to think about producing voice instead of what I had to say.
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"All these years, the UK fighters had to go to America and everyone had to spend a heap of money to go to Vegas," he said from the ring.
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There are people alive today who had to travel miles on horseback to get to a village, where you had to queue to be able to make a call.
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All of these people once had to live in isolation because of their addiction, and then the next minute they had to function in a group of ten people.
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I've had original Beatles' demos, Sex Pistols acetates, and other things worth thousands, but as I've always had to concentrate on fast turnover, so they've had to be sold.
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This year you would have been terrified of teams who had to play the Panthers and Bengals, and laughed if your guys had to play the Chargers or Buccaneers.
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I had to go through the G-League and everything like that, so I had to go through some things, but I love the game so I didn't care.
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Untold numbers of women have had to deal with their husbands' alleged affairs, but none of them have ever had to do it while also trying to look presidential.
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He not only had to watch as City added $300 million of talent in the transfer market, but he also had to cope with the loss of control, too.
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"Thought I had to be American, thought I had to be English, everything else but Irish," the Rusangano Family, a trio from Limerick, rap on one of their tracks.
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What little free time the soldiers normally had was taken away because weapons had to be double-checked and presented for inspection, and extra drills had to be completed.
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On Tennis It is a pity it had to come to this, but with Davis Cup withering and rival events surfacing, the feeling was that something had to give.
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"I had to sleep by my baby the night before she passed and that was the hardest thing I ever had to do in my life," Ms. Wright said.
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"People had to be — they had to unbrainwash themselves, because this sense of being less than other people was hard-wired into the culture," she told NPR in 2009.
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It was a huge step for me to move to New York two years ago, but after my wife died I had to move, I had to take action.
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"I had to fight a great deal of gatekeeping and had to continually prove that I was indeed transgender, and actually happier, healthier than I was before," she said.
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So to prove corruption, federal prosecutors had to find a quid pro quo — they had to find that McDonnell used the office of the governor to benefit Williams's company.
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What we eat We evolved in a context of scarcity, and had to walk or run for miles and scavenge to find food; we had to work for it.
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"My favorite part is how well this fell together — it wasn't planned and somehow, all along, it just had to be — we just had to do it," he says.
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"Dad was hanging out with the guys and I had to go in and tell him we had to go, that I was no longer an Islander," Tonelli said.
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It was something that I knew had to be addressed, and it had to be addressed honestly and without trying to protect each other's feelings or walking on eggshells.
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I was inspired by the thought of lily pads of self-reliant communities that had to hydrate and feed themselves and had to produce power and deal with waste.
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I had to be able to draw badly in a note-taking app; I had to be able to incorporate audio recordings of myself saying "Fnaffle" at 3 A.M .
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Another 156 waivers related to the amount cement companies had to pour into well casings to keep them stable, and how much pressure the cement casings had to withstand.
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I had to play stupid to make them think I was subservient, so that I could get over on them if the time came when I truly had to.
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There were six different coverages that potentially had to respond to that claim, which means six different groups of claims people had to come together in a coordinated effort.
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It didn't, however, adequately disclose that there were other, specific steps that had to be taken, involving how they had to use their subscription or redeem their free months.
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And before news was on the web you had to get into magazines — you had to make an extremely uncool effort to become known outside of your own town.
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Which meant the Red Raiders had to run the ball effectively and their often-maligned defense had to come up big to match whatever the high-powered offense generated.
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"The era when girls had to wear a skirt and boys had to wear trousers is behind us, I think it's passed into history," Sheinbaum told a news conference.
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Once he learned that there were new emails that required examination, Comey had to notify Congress that he had to amend his testimony because it was no longer true.
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I knew that whatever my next job would be, it had to be flexible and it had to make me lots of money within a short space of time.
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So, if you had to give up one it would be Snapchat over ... You would say ... Louie: If I had to give up one, it would probably be Facebook.
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" - Michael, 33 "Had to lie on Amsterdam sidewalk.
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" And then you had to serve ... Yes, "Evita.
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She had to do it to em thrice....... . . .
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" - Jackie, 223 "I've had to declare bankruptcy. Twice.
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At some point, the Quaker Oats gentleman had to slim down to represent the healthier lifestyle that has been newly embraced by Americans; Aunt Jemima had to become a much more accurate representation of African-Americans; Betty Crocker had to evolve to represent a modern woman who could come home from work in a managerial position and still bake cookies; and even the Cracker Jack kid had to grow up a little.
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" Library says it had to make a tough call The library said it was disappointed it couldn't move forward with the event but had to make a "very tough call.
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I had this image I had to uphold, and when I started letting that go, I realized I didn't have to be the person I thought I had to be.
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"It wasn't easy… It had to look right of course, but I also had to use some of my engineering background to make it strong and mobile enough," he continued.
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It wasn't enough that his writers had to produce over ten stories per day but they had to self-categorize those stories into various buckets and they were rewarded accordingly.
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And then, I had to use Instagram through Taylor's eyes, and had to follow these influencers, and what I noticed is it's just a really interesting new form of business.
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"Someone had to manually review those applications, and so many people had to fill out those applications only to find they'd wasted their time because they were ineligible," said Nielsen.
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Well, living together in large groups presented all sorts of challenges that had to be solved, and in solving them, we had to become more sophisticated, more intelligent, more innovative.
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The difference for me was that I read [the script], five pages in, I knew that I had to make this my first movie, and had to tell this story.
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Just as I've had to find new (healthier!) ways of managing my anxiety, I've had to find new ways of unwinding after work and new ways of socializing on weekends.
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The participants had to time themselves, too, so if they couldn't complete the full 30–90 seconds, they had to record how long they had subjected themselves to the water.
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It was just everywhere, and eventually, it got to a point where we felt like we had to do something with it, we had to spit it back to people.
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Frankly, I've been very fortunate in that I haven't had to struggle with what a lot of women have had to struggle with, and I don't take that for granted.
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Because everyone all had to get back to work, they all had to purchase new flights on other airlines, rather than waiting for the rebooked flight Spirit offered days later.
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Not only would they have had to decide to call off the rest of their lives together, but it would have had to travel through the grapevine to the press.
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I had to change the words a little bit to the song, but I had to eat through a wire, you know, and I was wired shut, through a straw.
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You had to keep up with Wayne's work ethic at that time 'cause he was making so much music, so you just had to make so much music with him.
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Except that we were so many, 2 millions and probably more (the police said it had to stop counting after a while), that we had to walk in adjacent streets.
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"This is was the most difficult thing I've ever had to film and the scariest thing I have ever had to edit," she writes in the description for the video.
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In this case, the bureaucracy had to move quickly to contact gold-star families while the White House chief of staff had to aggressively go after a member of Congress.
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The government stopped AOL from building a closed system where everyone had to use AIM, meaning it had to adopt interoperability—the ability to be compatible with other computer systems.
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The judge at the time told him he had to transfer his property to Elvira to square things away, and he also had to resolve tax liens against the property.
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The two had to be in the same room at the same time for the promo shoot in mid-July -- and even had to throw fake punches at each other.
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They had to get a good feeling about you; you had to be able to present yourself as a stable individual, not just some fucking drug addict who wanted pills.
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It's unclear why they had to return to the courthouse, but it's likely in connection with the $250k bond they had to post so Felicity could remain free pending trial.
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"There have been several times that we've had to shut down Splash Mountain for a bit because we had to get a gator out of the track," the source says.
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I had to make a circular hole, but I had to leave a little "eggshell" of bone intact over the SSS that could be chipped off with a delicate instrument.
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Most runners had to reapply the tape multiple times throughout the race stages, meaning they had to carry a roll with them, stop, uncover their feet, retape and resume running.
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It had to look good, offer better air purification than existing models, and it had to be connected to the Internet so users could control it with their Mi phones.
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The brain had to infer all that, and it had to do it very quickly, or its body would die—fall into a hole, walk into a fire, be eaten.
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Finance deals struck in 2007 had to be scrapped when the global financial crisis hit, and the original construction company had to be replaced in 2015 -- leading to lengthy delays.
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To persuade the Canadians, she had to gather evidence in Iraq, which was then unstable enough that Ahmad and an F.B.I. colleague had to take cover from daily rocket attacks.
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Both Rokita and Brooks had to withdraw from their respective reelection bids to run for governor; Holcomb, too, had to quit his bid for a full term as lieutenant governor.
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All I had to do was wear Docs and a band T-shirt to the first casual clothes day we had to find out I wouldn't be doing it again.
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He was saying, 'I knew there had to be some kind of sex scene in the movie, but it had to be a joke one or she wouldn't do it.
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But the longer I was in therapy, the more I realized I had to eat for myself as well, and had to keep that up even after I gave birth.
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It had to be about a social statement — and we had to be able to put up a big billboard about it... We couldn't afford that when we first started.
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I had to get myself into employment, and I had to get myself off the dope, which I'd been smoking heavily for 12 years, with no assistance from the authorities.
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SB: And also it was slower because in the pre-digital age, where I had to wait for the letter to come, you had to wait for the phone call.
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Then the first-string critic [legendary film critic Andrew Sarris] fell ill, so I had to fill in for him, and I also had to make this interesting for myself.
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"I remember feeling like I had to play it up, I had to exaggerate," said the 29-year-old public servant, who asked to remain anonymous to protect her privacy.
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Gellhorn recognizes his avoidance tactics, but her hunger has always had to be sharper than his — he's disciplined, but she's had to fight harder for her place at the table.
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness seems like it had to be more than a great standalone film — it also had to sell audiences on a completely different service.
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And of course, the shooting that Beto stepped away from his campaign to handle in El Paso had to do with immigrants, had to do with Latino immigrants in particular.
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At 1:30 AM, while people were literally dancing on the bar, I had to drag my grandmother back to the hotel, because I had to work the next day.
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"The theme had to convey someone who worked on the edges of the circus, and the melody had to be poignant," Mr. Morris said in the Film Score Monthly interview.
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They just had to look at the country's problems with crime and drugs — and the media and public's demands that something be done — to feel like they had to act.
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Jesse had a terrible habit of popping up right after he started his race and it's something he fixed over time, but I had to learn the wrong way to do it and I had to learn the right way to do it because you had to see both in the film.
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It turned out you need to have the right version of Internet Explorer, and it had to be Internet Explorer, and you had to have the right version of Adobe Acrobat.
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The researchers also had to buy a special speaker (albeit a very cheap one) to broadcast the commands, and noted that the attacks sometimes had to be tuned to their target.
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We either had to have those personal relationships with the characters; or we had to have moments where you care about the inhabitants of Reach by seeing how they're sacrificing themselves.
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Foreman's height meant that his shorter opponents had to move in closer to swing up at him, and to do so they had to come close enough for him to hit.
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You had to know that there were academic discussions about children's and YA books at all; you had to follow the work being done by librarians, or read about child_lit somewhere.
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Ophiocordyceps "had to develop a way to make the host leave the nest, but not so far, because they still had to shoot spores and infect new hosts," said Dr. Araújo.
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"Not bad for a guy who started with nothing, had to quit high school to help feed his family, and had to change his [Italian] name to get work," Regan said.
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Now, besides regretting doubting Kim, we are also regretting that summer had to end and back-to-school Kimoji shopping had to start for us to learn of such a thing.
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The 2008 crisis was a double whammy: not only did many middle-aged investors feel they had to sell stocks when they were down, they also had to sell real estate.
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The sensors have had to log and store the animals' noises for weeks or months after deployment, and have then had to be recovered in order to have their data read.
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But it's one of those things that if I got to free agency, that I definitely would listen to what they had to say and see what they had to offer.
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As JackTech explains in an info-packed 12-minute video, everything had to be written in assembly language using basic commands that also had to account for the Gameboy's minimal storage.
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Under the deal, Musk and Tesla would have had to pay a nominal fine, and the CEO would not have had to admit any guilt, said CNBC's David Faber, citing sources.
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Under the deal, Musk and Tesla would have had to pay a nominal fine and the CEO would not have had to admit any guilt, said CNBC's David Faber, citing sources.
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This means they had to dig into the "recent history" file of their brains and pull out the required information—in other words, they had to rely on their episodic memory.
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Many have had to evacuate their homes, and Ellen DeGeneres Tweeted on Sunday that she and her wife Portia de Rossi have had to evacuate their pets ahead of the disaster.
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"I actually had to use the self timer on my phone and I had it propped on a laundry basket ... I was home alone so I had to improvise," he said.
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I had to realize when I was feeling depressed, I had to realize when I was feeling lonely because those are the times that I was more likely to use pornography.
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But on September 26, Trump had a significantly different task from any he's had to tackle throughout his campaign: He had to play to a room that wasn't allowed to applaud.
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I ended up in the hospital for two weeks, which wasn't terrible, but I had to have my teeth wired together for six weeks and had to eat through a straw.
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She had to be granted clemency, which meant I had to go directly to the only person who has the power to grant Alice the second chance she deserved: the president.
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If you were a black artist in those days, you had to go to your black base, which is black radio stations, and you had to build it and then crossover.
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We had to put a sponge between her legs, because it had to have movement, and we could not stop laughing, because I'm, like, squeezing a sponge and she's making sounds.
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There had to be some radiation emanating from the outskirts of the black hole, and it had to reach Earth without being knocked off course or occluded by a celestial object.
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Miss Alabama 2018 then had to get back to sleep ("Doctor's orders," she said), so Connor had to leave — but not before he hid sticky notes for Hannah around her room.
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You point to that report; there are multiple other instances where that outlet that you referenced has been repeatedly wrong and had to point that out or had to correct it.
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The IRS phone numbers on the list had to be "receive only" and had to be entered into a database, said Joan Marsh AT&T's vice president for federal regulatory affairs.
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The performers had to be singing or rapping directly into the camera in an intimate, isolated setting, and their videos had to be obscure: the lower the view count, the better.
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"I was just so shocked it even happened and that I had to pay that amount of money, so I had to let it sink in for a while," Bachman says.
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I had to waste time rescuing captured soldiers from enemy control, and what squad I had to play with was left severely impaired by the loss of such leveled-up comrades.
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Under NSEERS, certain "foreign citizens and nationals" in the US had to come into immigration offices for fingerprinting, photos, and interviews — and then had to check in again at designated intervals.
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And when she sat down with Variety at Sundance this weekend, she barely had to pause to come up with the "worst" celeb she's had to speak to on the air.
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I guess later on I felt a very strong sense that I had to move away from art and other interests of mine because I felt like I had to provide.
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I felt that I had to make sure that if I was going to cover something so intense, like these suicide attempts, I had to look at the reasons behind them.
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There was testimony that I recall that the miners had to hide their efforts at safety, or that they had to hide nonproduction time where they were making efforts at safety.
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You had to set up a time and place -- most likely by taking 20 minutes to write a text on a tiny keyboard -- and then you had to just ... show up.
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Until now, people flying to Cuba had to book charter flights, which meant passengers had to arrive at the airport four hours before takeoff and were charged steep fees for luggage.
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"I am deeply disappointed that my lawyers had to, that it came to point that my lawyers had to, make the motion they made today," Menendez told reporters outside the courthouse.
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I had to accept and own the fact that I was the root of all my problems, and I had to cobble together a work ethic to match my new revelation.
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Previously, to get everything the geniuses at Nintendo had to offer, you had to buy both the Nintendo 3DS and the Wii U, or the Wii and the Nintendo DS, etc.
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We just decided we had to print on the inside of the LP jacket too so we had to cut them and scale them and glue them all together by hand.
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As for deciding what counted as a Trajan poster, Peters followed a few guidelines: Trajan had to have been used for the original poster and had to be the main typeface.
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Hospitals in the city had to be evacuated in 2005 because the hurricane caused extensive power blackouts — seven years later, during Hurricane Sandy, New York hospitals also had to be evacuated.
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I think one of the most surprising ones was a woman named Regina Dugan, who I had to woo, I literally had to go over to her office and woo her.
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"I would be the guy that once someone comes in and they buy a car, I had to wash it up, I had to get it nice for them," said Wade.
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Bain and her husband, also an Instacart worker, have had to find their own gloves and have had to use Everclear to disinfect because they are running low on hand-santizer.
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"We were building there, so we had to explain to the builders — without telling them what was underneath it — that they had to protect this bit of wall," Mr. Ellis explained.
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Another tweak to the original law: girls now had to file their petitions in the county they lived in and their name, address and date of birth had to be included.
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It insisted that, to get things done, we had to do some evil, or at least we had to assign some prince or party to do the nasty tasks for us.
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That Flynn had to choose between a guilty plea or mounting a costly defense is like the choice an FBI employee had to make when facing a disingenuous accusation of lying.
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"They had to do it because their debt has been an issue, so they had to bite the bullet," said Bill Keenan, general manager of equities and researcher at Lonsec Stockbroking.
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The myth of the "Lost Cause" had to die, the reality of racial wrongs required more acknowledgment, the Judeo-Christian center had to make room for a larger plurality of faiths.
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Back in Saudi, I had to call a taxi or my dad had to be home every time I wanted to go to a restaurant, mall, get my phone fixed, etc.
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In growing up I had to come to terms with the sadness that hangs over my life, and I had to find the gifts in sadness to become a stronger person.
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The provisions set the minimum pressure a casing had to be able to withstand, and stipulated that companies had to conduct pressure tests on their blowout preventers before certain drilling procedures.
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Everyone around him was busy placing their shoes, jackets and belts in bins -- but when he had to place his Golden Globe on the belt ... Ramy had to record the occasion.
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I actually liked that job (not to mention the extra money) and was bummed I had to quit, but I had literally no free time and had to cut something loose.
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"At that time, that was just the thing I had to do—or I felt I had to do," Tyshawn tells Handler about his choice to sell drugs in high school.
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"Before this briefing, I was convinced that we had to take steps on the war in Yemen and I believe that we had to take steps on the Saudis," Menendez said.
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You had to believe this was a category worthy of disruption — which obviously a lot of investors did not believe — and then you had to believe I could get it done.
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More importantly ... he had to look tough for Kim.
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We were a family — we had to stay together.
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I had to know — to give myself some closure.
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But they still had to say no — a lot.
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" But Lochte added he "had to brush it off.
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" Mr. Salmo explained later, "We had to leave Omar.
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" He added: "I had to go on the track.
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" (That one had to hurt.) "19 interceptions in 2012!
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" Smith revealed he "had to have scrambled egg instead.
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" He sighed: "See what we've had to deal with?
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" The only song he had to rewrite was "Aquarius.
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What was the process — who had to approve it?
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Because she helped them, she had to hide — again.
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PARIS — Ash Barty had to know it was coming.
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We had to switch the crust — find new alternatives.
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" And he said Barr "had to have known everything.
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" I had to ask: "My name on the bill?
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So she had to pick up the sport — fast!
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" I had to play it very cool, like, "Oh.
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He just had to sit — in public, in silence.
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What is clear ... security had to help him up.
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" After another few minutes, she says: "I had to.
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KS: No. If you had to give up ... Okay.
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" And I had to tell him, "Take your time.
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This time, the academy said that to retain the right to vote, a member had to have been active in the last 10 years, or had to have been nominated for an Oscar, or, after becoming a member, had to have worked in motion pictures at least once in three separate 10-year periods.
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I knew what I had to do was instead of being safe, I had to be real and I had to take all the stress and depression and all the things I considered to be negative inside of me and get it out the only way I knew how to get it out, through writing.
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Whatever it took, I had to find my slingshot and I had to find as many stones as I could find because I think I was the underdog most of this game.
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And I can't imagine anyone who had to go through that in the past week or in the past year or whoever's had to go through a shooting like what happened here.
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So when Kylie Jenner announced the launch of her own skincare brand, I knew two things: I had to test it, and I had to hold it up to very high standards.
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" She later added, "No, that won't be happening, but I mean, I did used to think, well gee, you had to know so much more than I thought you had to know.
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I started drinking too much, I had to up my anti-depressants, I cried all day every day, I lost too much weight, but I had to take care of two kids.
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Meanwhile, Native American students have had to fight to wear eagle feathers at graduation ceremonies, and indigenous peoples have had to overcome barriers imposed by the US government to practice their religions.
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That someone had to have their own private backstory and goals but also had to be a vehicle for expressing this vast alternate history as told in the lyrics to 'The Deep.
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The text boxes had to accommodate right-to-left languages like Arabic, and the team had to track down fonts for different alphabets, including thousands of Chinese characters, that weren't prohibitively expensive.
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