Perry does have a break from Witness in April, though.
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It's always good to have a break when you're a mom.
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"I'll finally have a break where I'll have some time," she said.
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"I thought we'd have a break, my husband and me," she said.
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It's nice to have a break from client work before busy season starts.
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It is hoping the business will have a break-even performance in 2016.
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BUT sometimes it's nice to have a break from emails, texts, and notifications.
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"She took two days to have a break," campaign director David Rachline said.
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O'DONNELL The November debate will be too late to have a break out moment.
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"It was nice to have a break," he had admitted a few days before.
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Then I have a break and some dinner, maybe see friends, then do it again.
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"I do [yoga] sometimes while I'm filming if I have a break," she tells PeopleStyle.
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"You have a break in trend, and I don't think this is quite finished yet."
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Afterwards, I finally have a break, so I take a shower and wash my hair.
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"We might have a break where we don't see new licensed social workers," Francis said.
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Heimir's family often takes him for the day so that Petra can have a break.
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Do you have a break-even point for subscriptions where you'll be in the black?
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I mean, listen, you know when you have a break like that, it changes the relationship.
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She also thought it would be swell to have a break from paying her monthly rent.
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"If we do not have a vote, we will not have a break!" one leader said.
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Kylie chooses to have a break from her social media and focus on her upcoming blessing.
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If you want to make something interesting you need to have a break and refresh yourself.
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Hunt happened to have a break after that year's European Championships, so he accepted the offer.
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He could have a break, drink some water, and then, whenever he was ready, start again.
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Those who have a break in coverage can face high premiums tethered to their health status.
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This includes a six-month waiting period for those who have a break in their insurance coverage.
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Under these waivers, insurers could only do this for people who have a break in health coverage.
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"It should not matter where a nurse works: All nurses should have a break," Dr. Watkins said.
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"It feels like home, and has allowed me to have a break when I feel overwhelmed," she says.
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I finally have a break and grab my Peanut Butter Oat Bars (super yummy) for an energy boost.
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Your interests and abilities should be put to the test, and your brain could finally have a break.
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"She wanted to just have a break and be kind of incognito, keep the kids off camera," Gunvalson explained.
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I have a break and sneak a couple Halloween candies from the break room and retreat to the cafeteria.
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I think both sides, the opposition and regime, are tired of this war and want to have a break.
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The American Health Care Act in the House had a surcharge for those who have a break in coverage.
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It's always nice to have a break from chicken fingers and fries that have been sitting under a heat lamp.
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"I'll give you a ride home so you can have a break from me," she says, looking to the side.
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"It was pretty difficult for me to have a break in the third set and lose my serve," Kvitova said.
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Fast forward to today, and now we have a break down below support," Wald said Wednesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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"People are expecting someone to do something different in debates and have a break-out moment," said one senior Warren adviser.
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From a production standpoint, in my head, you have to have a break from the speed and ferocity but they didn't.
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We can't do anything about it now so we're going to have a break and get ready for the second half.
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It was quite nice to have a break and see a real slice of life that we often don't focus on.
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Today, he takes his "unit" off sometimes to read, experience music differently, or just to have a break in total silence.
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Retailers have always moved faster than the rest of us from one holiday to another — now, we don't even have a break.
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"It was fun — a bunch of kids in a room yelling random things, and then we'd have a break and get snacks."
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Insurers still have to cover people with preexisting conditions, although they can charge more to people who have a break in insurance coverage.
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I like to bookmark interesting articles on my computer and come back to them when I have a break or eat my lunch.
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Today I only have to work at one school all afternoon, so when I have a break, I can hang out in the classroom.
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Well, we're on the Maroon 5 tour right now, but we have a break because Adam [Levine] got his baby [with wife Behati Prinsloo].
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Sometimes during rehearsals Bowie would tell us, "Come on, let's have a break and go to a club," and of course we said yes.
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"I get any of those points and I have a break point, a chance to break him and a chance to serve for the set," Fritz said.
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When asked during a conference call last week about the company's shareholder base, Energen CEO Jim McManus said he expects the company to have a break-out year.
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"I think both sides, the opposition and regime, are tired of this war and want to have a break," said Abu Yaman, a father of four in Damascus.
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In that case, the Republicans have a "break in case of emergency" contingency plan that would force a few hundred party bigwigs into an extraordinary and unprecedented position.
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This is why the House health care bill would charge people who have a break in coverage 30 percent higher premiums when they reenroll in a new plan.
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I have a break midday today, where I have several hours with no meetings, so I take advantage by going to the gym in my apartment for a workout.
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On a first draft, or if you're under pressure, cocaine could probably work, but you'd need constancy so you don't have a break in the supply... and it's expensive.
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Buckets of KFC chicken were brought in to a common dining room, and the players devoured it, grateful to have a break from their usual spicy, south Indian menu.
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All I can say is that it was a tremendous gift to have a break from "Trump," to have a vacation from the dizzying maelstrom of accusations and falsehoods.
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Instead of being caught flat-footed, we should agree to some basic principles ahead of time and have a 'break the glass' plan that can serve as a blueprint.
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It was actually nice to have a break from the depressing, from the crazy, from the frenetic, from the current political environment around the world and in the United States.
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Maybe he did have a break, as they say, but there is no question in my mind that extreme violence and torture have been part of his creative ideation for many years.
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And then when you have a break like today, then you start to feel your body is very run down, and there is pain in the legs and cramps in the muscles.
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Bitcoin miners, who use high-powered and expensive computers to create bitcoin, have a "break even" price of between $7,900 and $7,500 — any dip below that causes them to sell, he said.
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"You can have a break as you browse, which gives people time to think about the clothes they want to buy," said Romain Joste, a co-owner of The Broken Arm in Paris.
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"I don't think it would make a lot of sense to have a public announcement to have a break with the top of the ticket," said Josh Holmes, former chief of staff to McConnell.
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WHY THE URGENCY AND WHY ARE YOU SO CONFIDENT YOU CAN GET IT DONE THIS QUICKLY, SPECIALLY BECAUSE WE HAVE A BREAK FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND THEN THE 36 DAY SUMMER RECCESS.
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"If they're going to have a break, they need to say so in the morning, before matches begin — not after I almost was going to pass out because my blood pressure was so low."
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"It's nice to have a break and after a couple weeks, I think I'll be itching to get back into it," Jost told CNN at a Hilarity for Charity event in New York on Thursday.
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Betty Snyder realized that if you wanted to debug a program that wasn't running correctly, it would help to have a "break point," a moment when you could stop a program midway through its run.
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If you have a break in payments (usually up to 90 days) and are dropped from your plan, you will have to wait until the next open enrollment period to get insured again, Fish-Parcham says.
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Until your kid has gotten the hang of potty training, you don't want to let them "have a break" with a diaper, but you will most likely want to use one for nap time and nighttime.
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"We figured these kids are going to be looked at a lot and watched and [have their] every move sort of judged, and we wanted them to at least have a break with the names," he said.
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Although Figueres said drilling in the Arctic did not make sense, Pedersen said the Johan Castberg field, due to start pumping in the early 2020s off north Norway, would have a break-even of $31 a barrel.
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Conte's voice easily filled the gaps: He talks incessantly, so much during practice that Hazard, for one, has admitted that he occasionally switches positions just to have a break from the flood of instructions coming his way.
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Not all of these efforts will pass — and some might test out different ideas for encouraging people to buy health insurance, like a late enrollment penalty or higher premiums for those who have a break in coverage.
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Creating space just to get up from your desk and have a break or go for a walk is critical for the mind to be able to relax, so it can then get back to focused work, McKeown said.
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Those have virtually disappeared from the modern game: If there is not a continental or world championship on the calendar, club teams travel to the United States, or the Middle East, or Asia, on marketing trips whenever they have a break.
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There are babies who cry more than that, and I can only feel sorry for the parents who not only don't have a break for the entire time, but suffer all the filthy looks from entitled people who have forgotten that they too were babies once.
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Frumin is skeptical that a key policy in the GOP plan will hew to the reconciliation rules... Frumin has not read the GOP health bill, but he let me describe to him one key proposal: requiring insurers to add a 30 percent surcharge to premiums for those who have a break in coverage.
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Now that the ceasefire has given Syrians a bit of breathing room and they have a break from the unrelenting onslaught of violence they've faced for five straight years, people are once again taking to the streets to voice their desire for democracy with some of the same fervor (albeit in much smaller numbers) they had back when the Syrian uprising first began in 2011.
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Working Conditions Justlanded.comIsrael Overtime Rates: anglo- list.comSalary, Benefits, and Working Conditions. Israel Government Portal חוק חופשה שנתית (Hebrew)Can I have a break?.
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Day social media campaign. Kit Kat social campaign asks Aussies to pause, 'have a break' and ask are you OK?, B&T; Magazine. Retrieved 11 September 2020.
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Such pieces also allowed the chief players of the main piece to have a break. Eventually the idea of being an insert into a greater whole became looser: interlude sometimes has no other connotation than a "short play".
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A week runs from Monday to Saturday, with the schools closed on Thursday. Burkina Faso has a national curriculum. The subjects taught include Production, where children may learn to plant maize and trees or keep chickens, on school land. They have a break between noon and 3pm.
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The main line to Melbourne was opened after a bridge was built at Murray Bridge in 1886. It was the first railway line between colony capitals to not have a break-of-gauge. It was also the last of these to be converted to standard gauge in 1995.
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Her passenger amenities include a hot-food cafeteria, solarium, forward observation/recliner lounge, and children's play area. Since she is intended for day-use only, there are no staterooms for passengers or crew. The crew does have a break room, lockers, and a separate restroom. Stikine cruises at 15 knots.
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These uniforms are referred to by the Yeoman Warders as the Tudor State Dress. Tower of London, residential house.The Yeomen Warders and their families live in tied accommodation inside the fortress, paying council taxes and rent. Most also have a home outside the grounds in order to have a break from their work environment.
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Usually a batch job or group of related batch jobs (schedule/stream) runs to accomplish one or more business functions. These batch jobs run unattended and normally complete without any errors or issues. However, sometimes the batch job can have a break/interruption/abend/abort. There could be several reasons why a job could abend.
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In the right capsule, both electrodes are glowing. Most small neon (indicator-sized) lamps, such as the common NE-2, have a break-down voltage of around 90 volts. When driven from a DC source, only the negatively charged electrode (cathode) will glow. When driven from an AC source, both electrodes will glow (each during alternate half cycles).
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The crew were prohibited from bringing food or drink into the tunnels, as it would attract rats. Furthermore, break times had to be longer than usual because it would take a while for a crew member to leave the tunnels, have a break and then return. The FSB base was filmed in the London Docklands, near the ExCeL London.
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The ship is certified to carry 160 passengers and 30 standard-sized cars. Her passenger amenities include a hot-food cafeteria, solarium, forward observation/recliner lounge, and children's play area. Since she is intended for day-use only, there are no staterooms for passengers or crew. The crew does have a break room, lockers, and a separate restroom.
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However, Damon would not have a break in his schedule for another year. In early December 2014, while filming The Finest Hours, Casey Affleck told The Boston Globe he would replace Damon in the lead role. Damon said he "wouldn't give this role up to anybody but Casey Affleck." Affleck officially replaced Damon on January 5, 2015.
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They also provided comedy with jokes, satire and visual gags. 63 people (including the regulars) presented, or co- presented, at least one regular episode of Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Buzzcocks was originally presented by English comedian, radio DJ and television presenter Mark Lamarr between 1996 and 2005. After 17 series Lamarr decided to have a break from the show, and did not return.
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On the street, Oswald leads a handful of musicians whose devotedness towards him varies. Although the performance of the band showed some flaws, it mattered little to Oswald who simply carries on. Suddenly, the musicians decided to have a break inside the tavern, much to the rabbit's surprise. Oswald tries to follow them to that adult place, only to be pushed back out.
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In September 2007, just before the band were due to have a break, Nasi departed from the band after a conflict with Airton Valadão Rodolfo, who was the band manager and also Nasi's brother.Agressão de empresário seria causa da saída de Nasi do Ira! Folha de S.Paulo In November 2007, Edgard Scandurra announced that Ira! had split up and the remaining members would follow their careers separately.
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Whitney tells him that will never happen. He then opens a stall at the market to be close to Whitney and even goes on a date with Dotty imagining that she is Whitney. Whitney's hair starts falling out because of the stress. Kat offers to trade jobs with Whitney for a week so she can have a break from seeing Leo at the market.
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In 2002, the duo agreed to have a break. Mauro Tavella devoted his time to working as technical director and occasional producer on projects for Africa Unite (Italian reggae band) and also worked as a freelance in many different recording studios in the city. Andrea Costa worked on a few experimental solo projects and also began providing technical and artistic support for fashion shows and conventions.
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Vincent decides to test if Esther can feel anything by lightly touching her arm when she is not looking. She reacts to it normally, but they soon begin to fight before making up quickly. At work, Esther impulsively runs into a filing closet and proceeds to cut herself further with a random piece of metal. Esther then asks her friend Sandrine (Lea Drucker) to come have a break, but Sandrine declines.
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Jane explained that this was because they split the series in half so the team could have a break in the project. The second issue was cover-dated January 2006 but then the series stalled due to LaRosa's illness. The other creators waited for him to recover, but when he did, he finally decided to leave the industry. It wasn't until mid-2007 that the third issue was released.
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Mark proceeded to do many television shows and feature films over the years . Mark returned home from the USA to raise a family decided to have a break for a number of years away from the Public Eye and film and television to raise his three daughters in the Mountains. During this time he wrote two feature film scripts and was composing music. Mark's return to the screen has been celebrated.
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The average maximum is approximately 22 °C. During the winter months (May–July), temperatures may reach as low as 5 to 8 °C. Mean annual rainfall varies from 800 to 1600 mm, according to region. In the Central Plateau, seasonal rains begin with a few showers during September, increase during October and November, have a break of two to four weeks in December, January or February, and continue until the end of April.
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For participants, who would otherwise stay at home alone, social stimulation and recreational activities have been known to improve or maintain physical and cognitive functions. The more severe the disease is the greater the burden will be on the caregiver. Therefore, 19.1% of caregivers with clients made use of these services. Adult daycare centers may be able to provide respite care, enabling caregivers to work or have a break from their caregiving responsibilities.
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The strength of a joint is defined as the force required to break the strap in uniaxial tension. This is then compared to the uniaxial strength of the strap and recorded as the percent difference (e.g., a sample of steel strap may have a break strength and the seal may fail at , so the seal is said to have a 60% strength). Hot knife welds have a minimum break strength of 55%.
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It was speculated that the pressure on him came from the growing prestige of the Japanese Empire and from the Japanese Lawn Tennis Association who refused to allow the exhausted Sato to have a break from tennis and skip the 1934 season. He became depressed and concerned about his abilities. Several world class players reacted to the event. Fred Perry said that Sato was "one of the cheeriest men he had ever known".
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Jones joined the Nationwide Tour in 2004, but did not have a break-out year until 2007. After having only a combined 8 top-10 finishes in his first three seasons between 2004 and 2006, he almost matched that in one season. He had 6 top-10s in 2007, finishing second four times and losing in two playoffs. He finished 7th on the money list and qualified to play his rookie season on the PGA Tour in 2008.
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This is with regard for the safety of the pitcher – not because of its difficulty – though the pitch is widely considered difficult to learn as it requires some degree of mastery and the ability to pinpoint the thrown ball's location. There is generally a greater chance of throwing wild pitches when throwing the curveball. When thrown correctly, it could have a break from seven to as much as 20 inches in comparison to the same pitcher's fastball.
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By the release of their third album El Subliminoso in 1996, I.R.S. Records had all but folded. In 1997 the band signed to MCA Records and, in 1998, released their fourth full-length studio album simply titled dada. Their bad luck with record companies continued as the parent company of MCA was sold. They continued touring throughout the U.S. In 1999 the band decided to have a break and played their supposedly final show in Norfolk, Virginia in front of 14,000 fans.
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However, in 1995, Nestlé sought to trademark the "Have a break" portion. After a ten-year legal battle, which was contested by rival Mars, the European Court of Justice ruled on 7 July 2005 to send the case back to the British courts. In 2004, Nestlé UK used the slogan "Make the most of your break", but later returned to the original slogan. Routemaster bus converted into a mobile radio station by Capital London with four varieties of Kit Kat advertised.
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Crossroads Caring Scotland is a national charity which exists to support carers in Scotland, through the provision of respite care and other forms of practical support. The organisation was established in 1978 and began providing services during the following year. Care staff provide relief for the carer by taking over caring responsibilities for short periods, allowing the carer to have a break from their caring role. There are 47 Crossroads services throughout Scotland, supported by the national office based in George Square, Glasgow.
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A made shot is worth one point if it hits the board and two if it goes through the middle. A missed shot is automatically out of bounds and the other team is given possession unless the shot was tipped by the other team. Normal game times will run about 40 minutes and may or may not have a break at the 20 minute mark. An alternate version of the game, which is commonly played in Wisconsin, follows a different set of rules.
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For many, Pozantı is a place to have a break after the hard journey across the Taurus. At the spring of Şekerpınar, where there is a plant for bottling the spring water, there are motels and well-known roadside restaurants specializing in barbecued meats. For many stopping here to relax on a carpeted bench grilling large quantities of lamb chops or shish kebab is an essential part of the journey to Adana. Especially if you've come all the way over the mountains dodging around slow-moving trucks.
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In 2002, Brezhneva was invited to a casting organized to find a girl to replace Alena Vinnitskaya and she won. In January 2003 Nu Virgos started performing in the new configuration (Nadiya, Anna and Vera) that, due to its amazing popularity, gained the name of "the golden line up". In July 2007, Brezhneva decided to have a break from the band, which ended in December 2007 with the official announcement of her leaving Nu Virgos. Vera was replaced in the group by Tatiana Kotova.
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According to Kensrue, they group hoped Osborne's "strength with mellower stuff" would aid them "explore that side of our music a little more." Recording took place at Bearsville Studios in Bearsville, New York between April and June 2005. Breckenridge said that the studio was "so secluded and so cut off from everything ... and it was really cool" to have a break from the distractions of their home lives. Breckenridge said the recording process was about "getting a collective feel" of the group and retaining their "live energy".
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In February 2011, Vilkkumaa received her fifth Emma nomination for Female Soloist of the Year. On 5 April 2011, Maija Vilkkumaa announced in her press release that she would leave her band after the 2011 summer tour. Not sure when she would start doing music again and whether with a band or not, she stated she wanted to have a break and "take a breath". In January 2012, Vilkkumaa performed at a fundraising concert for the presidential campaign of the Green League's candidate Pekka Haavisto.
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Arnie Kowalski (Lou Hirsch) is George's cousin and confidant. Originally a superhero himself named Polarman, he lost his powers because he began charging for his services. He is portrayed as being greedy, willing to do anything to make money, regardless of who it harms, including himself. In one episode, he gets his powers back from the Ultron Council, and becomes the new hero in town, in order to allow George to have a break from his duties and to spend more time with Janet.
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For example, bus route no. 57 has been shortened to a tram terminus; bus route 25, which departs just 5 times on weekdays, takes passengers to the two trolleybus terminuses in Mustamäe, partially similarly to bus route #37; bus route 21A using to takes passengers to the trolleybus terminus in Väike-Õismäe. Routes are mostly operated between 5:20 and 0:20 throughout the day. Some bus routes, mainly the express routes operate only during peak hours and have a break between 10–11 in the morning and 2–3 in the afternoon.
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This is followed by an explosion in Veronica's apartment causing the two to escape and go into hiding in Nick's father's cabin in New Glarus, Wisconsin. L. J. later joins them after he was also targeted by Agents Paul Kellerman and Daniel Hale. In later episodes, they finally have a break-through, learning of the real reason behind the framing of Lincoln and the complicity of the Vice President herself in this plot. In "And Then There Were 7", Nick, Veronica and L. J. narrowly escape from "The Company" agent Quinn.
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The two railway links China have with a neighboring country that does not have a break of gauge is with North Korea and Vietnam. China also has links with Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Russia, which all use the gauge, and with Vietnam, where the gauge is still in use. China does not have a direct rail link with Afghanistan, Bhutan, India, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Pakistan or Tajikistan, but is currently planning links with Laos and India (via Burma). Variable-gauge-axle trains are sometimes used to overcome the break of gauge with neighboring countries.
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Philip bought his first motorcycle, a secondhand 350cc BSA from Gamages in Holborn at Christmas 1924 which vibrated badly and was replaced by an ABC; he designed his first bike in 1925. He went to Cambridge University in October 1926 to read Mechanical Sciences at Kings College. His father agreed that he could have a break from university to develop his first "Vincent Special", with a 350 cc MAG engine, in 1927. In 1928 he had registered a patent for his design of cantilever rear suspension and left Cambridge before graduating.
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The first of the main line railways in Adelaide was built in 1856 between the city and the port, in the broad gauge, to maintain compatibility with Victoria after a change from by New South Wales' which changed back before it built its railways. The main line to Melbourne was opened after a bridge was built at Murray Bridge in 1886. It was the first railway line between colony capitals to not have a break-of-gauge. It was also the last of these to be converted to standard gauge in 1995.
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From the prologue by George Colman to David Garrick's farce "Bon Ton, or High Life above Stairs", 1775. This church became the centre for Toc H. The original Toc H was a building in Poperinghe, Belgium, where the Rev. Philip "Tubby" Clayton set up a rest centre for soldiers where they could have a break from the horrors of the war. Clayton became Vicar of All Hallows by the Tower in 1922 and soon used this as a base as a roving ambassador for Toc H. He lived nearby at 43 Trinity Square, marked by a Blue Plaque.
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After a night in the pub, a local teenager, Sean Harkin, is humiliated by Caroline and thrown out into the street for trying to socialise with her. The first act ends when Sean commits suicide by drowning himself with stones in his pockets. The second act continues the story with the town devastated by the loss. Jake begins to blame himself for not reaching out to the boy and Charlie tries to console him and let him not lose hope. Conflict arises when the film crew is hesitant about letting the extras have a break for Sean’s funeral.
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Before founding Tok Tok Tok in 1998, Tokunbo Akinro (lyrics) and Morten Klein (composition and arrangement), the creative and organizing heart of the band, worked together in various other projects. Their musical search for melodic beauty associated with groove and soul led them to find their completing parts in each other. They played concerts all over the world from Paris, Berlin, Madrid and The Hague to Kiev, Tel Aviv and Sao Paulo. In 2013, after 15 years of working together, Morten Klein and Tokunbo Akinro decided to have a break and to concentrate on solo projects.
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Bobby reflected that his father's example left him afraid of becoming an abusive man himself in case he became a parent as bad as his father. After the death of Mary Winchester, her husband John became a hunter, eventually allying and learning from Bobby. Mistrustful of most hunters, Bobby is one of the few with whom he allows the boys regular contact, allowing Bobby to teach them how to shoot and track while he is off on 'hunting trips'. At times, Bobby defied John's wishes to teach the boys more mundane, normal activities, such as playing catch, so that they could have a break from the intensive training regimen.
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Meanwhile, Deena tries to finish writing her book in a library and ends up hooking up with a guy. One night, as Kim works as a bouncer in one of Francesca's parties, she falls for a guy named Nicolas (Geoff Stults) who was with two of his friends, Henri (Justin Kirk) and Sergei (Jason Biggs), attending the party. That night, Francesca finally allows Kim to have a break and meet up with Nicolas who promised to buy her a drink earlier and they spend the night getting to know each other. They quickly form a relationship after Nicolas intently asks Francesca to have Kim take his dog in his house.
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When they do marry in November, Zainab cannot attend but Masood convinces her to send Kamil to attend the wedding so Zainab can have a break from motherhood. Masood later tells Tamwar that Zainab has been planning on cutting off all ties to her family for a while. When prodded by Tamwar, Masood calls Zainab and refuses her access to Kamil unless she comes back to Walford to collect him herself. In April 2016, Zainab telephones Masood to say she is getting married in Pakistan and she wants Tamwar and Kamil to attend, though Tamwar and Masood agree they should not go as she has not been there for them.
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The game is very much like Super Robot Wars and the other SD G Generation games, having a grid with a top-down view that is used to encompass the combat including small movies with various animations for different MS. The game's stages regardless of what campaign you choose will have a 'Break mission' and 'Challenge Mission' to complete optionally. If you complete the Break mission, you can trigger different series' characters to enter the stage and other events to occur. The Challenge mission adds in 'Secret' enemies that give you 2-5 grunt units if you defeat the commander. Otherwise, the stage abruptly ends when all the enemies are destroyed.
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A number of issues gave rise to this concern. For example, when the jury were called to bring in the verdict, they were unable to come to a majority decision—they were tied at eight to four. The judge asked them to keep going but they said, “We’re too tired to go on today—we need to have a break.” So he agreed to give them a break and let them stop in a hotel overnight, but he closed by saying: :“You should go to the accommodation prepared for you…and I suggest that you continue your deliberations there.” :That was an extraordinary thing to suggest.
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To make the preceding reasoning rigorous, one has to explain what is meant by the difference quotient approaching a certain limiting value k. The precise mathematical formulation was given by Cauchy in the 19th century and is based on the notion of limit. Suppose that the graph does not have a break or a sharp edge at p and it is neither plumb nor too wiggly near p. Then there is a unique value of k such that, as h approaches 0, the difference quotient gets closer and closer to k, and the distance between them becomes negligible compared with the size of h, if h is small enough.
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Some artists include their encore as the second half of the concert. For example, the Jamaican reggae musician Bob Marley and his band The Wailers were known to play the concerts of their last two tours in 1979 and 1980 in two halves: after the first half was performed they stopped performing for some minutes to tune their instruments again or to have a break, while the audience was demanding for more. They continued to play the concert with the "encore" which lasted about an hour. Sometimes they even played one or two additional songs (a "real" encore in the traditional sense, rather than an inevitable performance staged as an encore) after the planned encore.
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There are many flavours of Kit Kat, including milk, white, and dark chocolate. The original four-finger version of the bar was developed after a worker at Rowntree's York factory put a suggestion in the recommendation box for 'a chocolate bar that a man could take to work in his pack up'. It was launched in September 1935 in the UK as Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp, and the later two-finger version was launched in 1936. It was renamed Kit Kat Chocolate Crisp in 1937, and just Kit Kat after World War II. Since 1957, the slogan for the Kit Kat in the UK and elsewhere has been "Have a break... have a Kit Kat".
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The Indian Pacific is an Australian experiential tourism passenger train that operates between Sydney, on the Pacific Ocean coast, and Perth, on the Indian Ocean coast. It is one of the few truly transcontinental trains in the world (the other in Australia being The Ghan, which operates from the north to the south of the Australian continent). It first ran in February 1970 after the completion of gauge conversion projects in South Australia and Western Australia, enabling for the first time a cross-continental rail journey that did not have a break of gauge. The train's route includes the world's longest straight stretch of railway track, a stretch of the Trans-Australian Railway across the Nullarbor Plain.
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After touring in Europe and South America in late 2004, and some separate shows in December, the band had some time off in January 2005. In February, Nightwish won five Emma-Gala Awards (Finnish Grammy); among other awards, they won "The Band of the Year" and "The Best Selling Album of the Year". Tuomas Holopainen and Marco Hietala flew to Helsinki to receive the awards from touring in Europe. In March, Nightwish performed for the first time in Japan and Australia; in April and May, they had to have a break because of Turunen's other interests; but at the end of May, the band resumed the tour by playing with Iron Maiden in Poland and Mötley Crüe in Norway.
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While the sport's lack of a following in much of the world was a factor, more important was Major League Baseball's reluctance to have a break during the Games to allow its players to participate, as the National Hockey League now does during the Winter Olympic Games. Such a break is more difficult for MLB to accommodate because it would force the playoffs deeper into cold weather. Seeking reinstatement for the 2016 Summer Olympics, the IBAF proposed an abbreviated competition designed to facilitate the participation of top players, but the effort failed. Major League Baseball initiated the World Baseball Classic, scheduled to precede the major league season, partly as a replacement, high-profile international tournament.
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Kernich- Drew with the Flames in May 2017 On 29 July 2016, Kernich-Drew signed a two- year deal with the Perth Wildcats of the National Basketball League. He joined a Wildcats team attempting to defend their title in 2016–17, after he himself was amongst the playing group during their championship run in 2015–16. Early- season injuries saw Kernich-Drew have a break-out performance in just his sixth NBL game on 28 October 2016. The three-point specialist spent a career- high 17 minutes on the court and made four of his seven attempts – all of which came from outside the arc – to finish with 14 points in an 81–76 loss to the Illawarra Hawks in Wollongong.
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In 1990, the Dallas Cowboys signed Novacek as a Plan B free agent, arguably the best signing in the history of this program. He was named the starter at tight end, even though the Cowboys also acquired Awalt to compete for the position. He would go on to have a break-out season, becoming one of the league's top receiving tight ends, while registering 59 receptions for 657 yards and 4 touchdowns. He was a key contributor for the offense in the early nineties, especially on third downs where he could find the soft spot in the defense. Beginning in 1991, he played in five straight Pro Bowls, while helping the Cowboys make the playoffs each year and winning the Super Bowl three times in four seasons.
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Following its success in the United Kingdom, in the 1940s Kit Kat was exported to Canada, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. In 1958, Donald Gilles, the executive at JWT Orland, created the iconic advertising line "Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat". The brand further expanded in the 1970s when Rowntree created a new distribution factory in Germany to meet European demand, and established agreements to distribute the brand in the US through the Hershey company, and in Japan through Fujiya. In June 1988, Swiss company Nestlé acquired Kit Kat through the purchase of Rowntree's, giving Nestlé global control over the brand, except in the US, and production and distribution increased with new facilities in Japan and additional manufacturing operations set up in Malaysia, India and China.
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The sheath is retracted as a tape is inserted into the machine and only then can the tape cover be raised to fully expose the tape. While VHS and Beta tapes have a break-off tab to protect recordings from erasure (as in audio Compact Cassettes and, once broken, the cavity left by the missing tab must be covered or filled before the tape can be reused), VCCs employ a reversible solution: a switch on the tape edge can be turned to red/orange to protect the recordings, and back to black/brown (depending on the color of the cassette housing) to re-record. The switch covers/uncovers a hole along the tape edge which is detected by a sensor in the machine. The tape edge features six such holes along each side of the tape, detected by sensors on the cassette's underside.
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After a 45-week spell, including the surgery and recovery of her bone chip injury, Suavito returned in autumn 2016, running in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield over 1400m in what was at the time, a very strong Group 1 field. Suavito went on to improve her 1400m/Caulfield record, winning the Orr Stakes against group 1 winners Lucky Hussler, Hucklebuck, Turn Me Loose, Fawkner and many other notable runners. 2 weeks later, Suavito backed up her Orr Stakes win with a 3rd placing in the 2016 Futurity Stakes, finishing behind Turn Me Loose and Stratum Star. After her first up win in the Orr Stakes, Suavito was invited to run in the HKJC Champions Mile held in May, but unfortunately, due to a drop in form she was forced to have a break after unplaced efforts in the Australian Cup and Queen of the Turf Stakes.
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The team would qualify for the playoffs, as they would have 6 more points than the 5th place Boston Bruins. Doug Bentley would have another huge season, breaking the Black Hawks record for points in a season, which he set in the 1942–43 season, by earning 77 points, along with a club record 38 goals, which led the NHL. Clint Smith, who the Black Hawks acquired from the Rangers in the off-season, would set a club record with 49 assists, and win the Lady Byng Trophy. Bill Mosienko would have a break out season with 32 goals and 70 points. Earl Seibert would anchor the defense, leading all defensemen with 33 points and had a team high 40 penalty minutes. In goal, the Hawks would begin the season with Hec Highton in goal, however, after a 10–14–0 start, and a GAA of 4.50, the Hawks would trade him to the Providence Reds of the American Hockey League for former Hawks goaltender Mike Karakas.
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Kath was appointed goalkeeping coach to work with Ric Charlesworth in 1995 through to 2000 and in that time the Hockeyroos won many gold medals including Olympic Gold Medals in Atlanta (1996) and Sydney (2000). In 2010, Kath was appointed goalkeeping coach with the Hockeyroos and was dedicated to build a formidable goalkeeping squad with Toni Cronk, the London Olympic goalkeeper, performing - in Partridge’s words; ‘the best performance at an Olympics by an Australian female or male goalkeeper’. Kathleen went on to coach again with Richard Charlesworth at the men’s World Cup in Amsterdam in 2014 after being appointed as the first female coach to enter the Australian Field Hockey Men’s program in 2013. Kath enjoyed gold success in Melbourne (Champions Trophy 2013) and World Cup gold in 2014 with the Kookaburras. She continued with the Men’s’ field hockey team until the end of 2015 then deciding to have a break from national coaching.
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Every series of The Apprentice is pre- recorded before its broadcast – although the show's twelve-week broadcast schedule gives the impressions that each episode was filmed over a period of 12 weeks, in reality, each series' filming schedule is conducted within a two- month period, a few months before the show is to be aired. While the candidates do have a break between tasks to relax within the large rented house or apartment with which they are provided by the production team for the duration of the competition, each task is generally performed with a much closer time-frame than it appears on the programme. Compared to the US series, the British version has a more rigid format that requires the production team to provide enough footage for each series, that is to be then incorporated into twelve separate episodes. Early rules in filming meant that multiple firings were not allowed in the first two series, a fact that was acknowledged as an issue by Sugar when he expressed his desire to fire both Alexa Tilley and Syed Ahmed following a task in the second series, but could only get rid of the former.
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After the widespread death and destruction caused by the earlier earthquakes counsellors say his prediction for 20 March terrified "even the most rational" of people. 18 March had been made a special public holiday for Christchurch, and some residents left the city for the three-day weekend of 18–20 March, citing a mix of doubt and concern over the prediction, as well as wishing to have a break from the aftershocks and to take advantage of the long weekend. A 5.1 magnitude aftershock occurred at 9:47 pm (NZDT) on 20 March, and according to his supporters validated Ring's prediction. Scientists contend there is no link with Ring's predictions, and with a quake measuring 5 or higher occurring once every 11 days since 4 September, it was within the range expected in the ongoing aftershock pattern. David Winter, a PhD student in evolutionary genetics, analysed Ring's predictions and noted that the moon only explains a 2% variation in earthquake activity and wrote that cognitive and hindsight bias are possible reasons for so many people believing his predictions. New Zealand's TV3 news channel says they have not been able to "find a single scientist, geologist or seismologist which believes in Ken Ring's theories".
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He then turned to advertising, and while working at J. Walter Thompson (1956-58), he was part of the team that launched the successful marketing campaign for Rowntree's "Have a break, have a Kit-Kat", which is still used to advertise the product. It was during this period that he wrote his first three novels, two of which were published by Faber & Faber: The Truth Will Not Help Us (1956) is about a political witch- hunt; After the Rain (1958, later adapted for the stage) is set in the future and following a group of people attempting to survive a flood; and The Centre of the Green (1959) focuses on a family torn apart by their son’s marital infidelity. After the Rain was performed at the Duchess Theatre in London and the John Golden Theatre on Broadway in 1967, starring Alec McCowen in the lead role. In 1960, after leaving the comfort of the full-time job, Bowen and fellow advertising copywriter Jeremy Bullmore began writing together using the joint pseudonym of Justin Blake. Their character, Garry Halliday was picked up by the BBC, who commissioned them to write a children’s adventure serial for television which starred Terence Longdon in the title role.
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