This is clear proof of how conservatively we have planned.
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But prosecutors have planned a sequel for later this year.
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What does Trump have planned instead of the Correspondent's Dinner?
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Whatever Netflix and Luhrmann have planned, it'll certainly be interesting.
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Others will have planned ahead like squirrels burying their food.
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How much of Season 5 do you have planned out?
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What do you have planned once the album is out?
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Those are the things we have planned for the future.
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The musical couldn't have planned a second night like this.
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My BFF's boyfriend has no idea what we have planned!
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"We have planned diligently around the humanitarian challenge," he said.
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This year has been something that no one could have planned.
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So, what do the two have planned for the final night?
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We can't wait for everyone to see what we have planned!
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Activists have planned days of demonstrations to protest the G20 summit.
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Here's a sample of just some of what we have planned.
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I'm mostly driven by what in-game projects I have planned.
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Mr. McCain appeared to have planned to have the last word.
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"They have planned a huge project for Faafu Atoll," he said.
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You have planned, packed and are ready for the final launch.
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Who knows what the writers have planned, but I like it.
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"We have planned, we have 'what-if'ed,' we have table-topped this from day one to yesterday, and everything that can and will happen we have planned for," Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said last week.
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We're really excited about what we have planned for you this week.
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This is just the start of the crazy stuff we have planned.
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I want to invite you to this little… shindig we have planned.
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Chicago police have planned a Tuesday press conference to discuss the case.
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BANGKOK/KHON KAEN (Reuters) - Thailand's generals could hardly have planned it better.
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Through all of that, I have planned for retirement in cursory ways.
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Nothing that we have planned in 2016 deviates from that at all.
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"This didn't change anything we have planned going forward," the aide said.
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"Farrah and Sophia have planned it, so it's a surprise," Michael said.
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Can I still go on the vacation I have planned this summer?
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American Airlines and Southwest Airlines have planned commercial Max flights in April.
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But we don't know how well they have planned for the aftermath.
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What else does Boris Johnson have planned in the next few months?
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They cheered even louder, if more defiantly than he might have planned.
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I have planned [the program] until 2022, which is in my contract.
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We're also headquartered in the city [Oakland] where they have planned to move.
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Calvin Klein's new creative team couldn't have planned it better if they'd tried.
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This deal is particularly good for any winter trips you might have planned.
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But still, you'd think that someone, somewhere, would have planned ahead for this.
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We may or may not have planned it to work out this way.
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And so here is how you have planned for your weekend to go.
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The Yonhap news agency said the father appeared to have planned to defect.
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Can't wait to see what these two lovebirds have planned for Valentine's Day.
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Whatever activity you have planned, it just isn't worth the lives it impacts.
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Many people have planned travel over the long weekend for the new year.
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Here's a look at what advertisers have planned ahead of Sunday, February 20113.
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Gleich and Yonaga couldn't have planned this event for a more opportune time.
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I decide it's best not to tell her what I have planned for it.
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I can't wait for everyone to see what we have planned for this year!
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We're really excited for what we have planned for you next year and beyond.
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Private pilots can add flights they have planned, then potential passengers can book them.
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"What do you guys have planned for tomorrow?" host Colin Jost asked the two.
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In Seattle, some students have planned additional rallies after they recognize the 17 victims.
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And B, we should have planned better over the years for the inevitable pandemic.
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The two families have planned to get together this year to celebrate the holidays.
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A shimmery champagne or dark red wine to fit the reception you have planned.
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What, you might wonder, does Ms. Driscoll have planned, and will you be involved?
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Leftist lawmakers, as well as Peronist factions have planned to vote against the law.
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"All four tranches that we have planned for this year must be received," he said.
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Here's what top 13 Democrats have planned as they gear up to take on Trump.
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But conservative lawmakers have Planned Parenthood in their sights for want of a better target.
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What other twists do the showrunners have planned that were already embedded in earlier seasons?
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It's one of many costume changes he and Mr. Ratelle have planned for the night.
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Investigators express concern with details indicating Cummins may have planned the abduction, the TBI says.
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Organizers have planned a similar demonstration in New York City's Union Square for Sunday afternoon.
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In anticipation of his arrival, Philadelphians have planned protests, and have taken to the streets.
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Whatever decoration ideas you may have planned, Oreo can make that experience more exciting. How?
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Now that the trilogy is complete, what do you have planned for your next album?
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What does he have planned for the DC universe — could it be yet another reboot?
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Students have planned rallies and walkouts as they continue to call for new gun laws.
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"You have no idea the route they have planned to get me out of here."
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Marty may not have planned this, but he had to know this would happen, right?
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I have planned several trips now for my friends and I to visit national parks.
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Since then, I have planned no major vacation that didn't involve a total solar eclipse.
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Catholic leaders have planned meetings on how to address the crowded religious marketplace, he said.
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Countries within the EU, such as France and Germany, have planned their own repatriation procedures.
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"I probably wouldn't have planned it if gas prices were $22018 and above," she said.
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If you have planned properly, this will make it difficult to navigate through the warehouse.
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Not even Barr, the crafty master of controversy, could have planned such a serendipitous coupling.
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Labor unions have planned a 24-hour anti-austerity strike on the day of the vote.
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What do you have planned when it comes to girls' shoes and what is demand like?
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Democratic House and Senate leaders have planned a protest outside the Supreme Court for 6 p.m.
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Here's what top 2020 Democrats have planned as they gear up to take on Trump. Sen.
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If given the opportunity to do the moving process over, I would have planned more carefully.
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Issa would have planned some roundabout way to get Lawrence's attention that would have utterly failed.
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Other members of the group have planned less elaborate ceremonies that fit with their work schedule.
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And what does Kanye have planned for his special segment: four minutes of an uninterrupted sermon?
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Graduate students at universities across the country have planned a nationwide walkout to protest the bill.
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It appears Barr's set with Clay is the first of many the two have planned together.
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We can't wait to see what they have planned for the first dance at their wedding.
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They have planned an upcoming 5K Run/Walk on June 3, 2017 in National Harbor, Maryland.
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"The maps we have planned for release later this year are heavily story-driven," Kaplan said.
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So what anniversary revelry do they have planned to match the rest of their banner week?
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Labour unions have planned a 24-hour anti-austerity strike on the day of the vote.
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Since then, students have planned strikes in more than 1,500 cities and more than 100 countries.
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"I don't have any guidance on what they have planned this week," a McConnell spokesperson said.
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The two have planned a "day full of meetings" on Thursday, according to the White House.
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That said, these policies look like progress compared to what the gas-pumping Conservatives have planned.
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People who are delivering soon across America have planned their deliveries weeks or months in advance.
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We don't expect the risk to change tonight or tomorrow but we have planned for it.
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And those prosecutors have planned a meeting with Mr. Bezos' representatives, one of those people said.
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Ibiza residents have planned a series of public protests to address problems stemming from excessive tourism.
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"It is something we have planned for, and there is technology to deal with it," Johnson said.
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Another thing we have planned is an invitational featuring some of the best players in the scene.
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Several leisure and public facilities have planned to close during the afternoon when the protests are expected.
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It's not clear yet what other events Trump and Putin have planned for their summit in Helsinki.
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Colorado teachers have planned similar walkouts throughout this month to demand more school funding and increased pay.
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Watch the video above for a look at what Republicans have planned for their tax system overhaul.
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So they repeat — and repeat — the canard that Democrats, ever since Trump took office, have planned impeachment.
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Penn Medicine has completed two successful uterine transplants, including Gobrecht's, and have planned a total of five.
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"This is the day we have planned for but we hoped would never happen," Mr. Rowley said.
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"He claims to have planned and carried out the murder of Mr. Lübcke alone," Mr. Frank said.
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For years, states have planned for a day when the Supreme Court might overrule Roe v. Wade.
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I just wish I'd known because then I could have planned a way to style it out.
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The inspectors have planned four annual assessments and their findings will be presented to euro zone finance ministers.
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The developers have planned a "14 Days of Summer" event, which runs from June 25 to July 9.
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E.H. is believed to have planned the foiled suicide attack after being supplied with explosive devices and weapons.
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"You have no idea the route they have planned for me to get out of here," Trump said.
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Consider what Mr. Strauss and Joe Earley, executive vice president for marketing and operations, have planned for Monday.
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Check out the agenda for the schedule of speakers, interviews, panel discussions, workshops and demos we have planned.
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The holidays are tough enough without every single surprise you have planned being spoiled by the stupid internet.
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Lay those clothes out tonight, and don't skip tomorrow's run, Zumba, spin class, or whatever you have planned!
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The decision allows Hindus to construct a temple, which they have planned since the Babri Mosque was destroyed.
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Several potential 2020 Democratic nominees for president have planned full weekends for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Sen.
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If you were going to go on vacation, you would have planned one by this point, wouldn't you?
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No matter what you have planned, we guarantee that they will take you from festival season and beyond!
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My time-wasting meandering not only felt good—it was, in ways I never could have planned, productive.
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Airbnb is sending travel updates by text message to its customers who have planned travel to northwest Florida.
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They also would not give any insight into future hoaxes they have planned, but said to expect them.
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The Mashpee have not agreed to such concessions and have planned to open a resort since gaining recognition.
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Students have planned walkouts in schools across the country as a call to action and show of solidarity.
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Like, 'Am I about to follow Kanye to Milan or go to this date that I have planned?
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They have planned to talk for five days, with a follow-up visit sometime in the near future.
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Last August, the pair told New York Magazine they have planned for the eventual end of their series.
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Whatever you have planned for Valentine's Day, it won't hurt to have a fitting soundtrack playing in the background.
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"The defendant states he never would have been caught if he would have planned everything perfectly," the complaint states.
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In the United States, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and several other major cities have planned activities.
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For a start, you have to ensure whatever you have planned matches up to the stage of your relationship.
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They get away with this in part because they claim their bodies aren't anything they could have planned for.
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Bend It Like Beckham (2002)Eighteen-year-old Jess Bhamra's (Parminder Nagra) parents have planned out her whole life.
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Klebold said that, as a mother, she never would have predicted that Dylan could have planned such a massacre.
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Wait until you hear what some of them have planned for the upcoming anniversary of the presidential election next.
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Students at four high schools and two middle schools in the Phoenix area have planned to join the walkout.
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We chat about my car and his day and what my BFFs and I have planned for the weekend.
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Whatever you have planned for Valentine's Day, it never hurts to have a couple sensuous songs up your sleeve.
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Everything we have planned and put into place is coming to reality when we launch off pad 39-A.
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Activists have planned to stage a round of sit-ins at the offices of Republican senators in 21 states.
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"The defendant states he never would have been caught if he would have planned everything perfectly," the complaint alleges.
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Groups have planned a protest on Tuesday night, an early sign that they will fight back against the changes.
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She may have planned to give unwitting trick-or-treaters candy tainted with his germs, according to Yahoo News.
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American doctors have planned careers (and often gone into significant student loan debt) around our current health care prices.
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I can't wait to see what they have planned and it's going to be a tough night of competition.
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"We have planned for this possibility and there will be no disruption to our business," the Gojek spokesperson said.
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Since 2014, our forces have planned and executed over 18,000 strikes against extremists in the region from Al Udeid.
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"He must have planned to move out, knew he was going to go to jail or die," she said.
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Students and the organizers of the Women's March have planned a National School School Walkout Day on March 14.
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But now that we're halfway through Fiona's final Shameless episodes, what do the writers have planned for her final exit?
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"Today" shows you a single day; "Upcoming" offers you an infinite scroll into the future with whatever you have planned.
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Surprises that you couldn't have planned for pop up as the sun faces off with Uranus, planet of the unexpected.
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DAVID FABER: This has not gone as you might have planned originally when Trian made its first investment years ago.
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ZTE might have planned a European launch for this device, but it's possible that it planned to launch additional devices.
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Plus, you can keep the networking going long into the night with all of the after-parties we have planned.
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Danford and her husband work with Al Shabab and have planned and executed a slew of bombings in East Africa.
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But, when your boss asks in passing what you have planned for your afternoon out of the office, you panic.
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And, you can keep the networking going long into the night with all of the after-parties we have planned.
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But fans of the royal couple have planned some unique -- and extravagant ways -- to watch and celebrate the royal wedding .
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"Our understanding is that the four men accused could have planned to carry out such an attack together," Steltner said.
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Having spent nearly two decades serving as a vocational minister, I have planned dozens of concerts, productions and major events.
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So banks from J.P. Morgan Chase to Bank of America should be able to proceed as their executives have planned.
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Students and activists have planned a mass walkout from classrooms on March 14 to protest gun violence in the U.S.
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By the way, I hold this record I could not have planned; I hit for the cycle in 8 submissions.
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On Sunday afternoon organizers have planned a "march of gratitude" where activists are planning to march to the U.S. consulate.
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"The print date is July 1 that we have planned with our printer, who is the contract printer," he said.
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"The idea is just one of many we have planned for nut butter fans," Julian Campbell, Funky Nut founder, told Mashable.
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The president and the first lady will attend the swearing-in ceremony, then they have planned to head to Palm Springs.
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We decide to stock up for the weekend that we have planned in the mountains and end up buying four bottles.
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Pro-democracy protesters have planned citywide demonstrations across the city on Tuesday, threatening to overshadow and disrupt Beijing's carefully crafted celebrations.
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"How can we have a pro-life president and a pro-life Congress and not have Planned Parenthood defunded?" she asked.
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Mr. Gonzalez's lawyers said that other Vagos members may have planned Mr. Pettigrew's death, but that Mr. Gonzalez had been unaware.
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Ahead, check out eight punny getups that are on-topic and on-point for whatever you have planned for October 31.
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Democrats newly in control of the House of Representatives have planned numerous investigations of Trump, his business interests and his administration.
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Twenty percent of those polled said they were planning or have planned a vacation similar or better than the previous year.
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Now, all the marketing Samsung may have planned to counter whatever Apple launches next week will probably be put on hold.
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He certainly didn't need to share this — and he definitely couldn't have planned for it to spread so far and wide.
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We must admit, as a design agency we would have liked to have planned more or took a more strategic approach.
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And student leaders at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have planned a "March for Our Lives" in Washington on March 6900.
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I have no idea what they have planned, all I know is that they're here and I'm giving them control today.
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Nearly 50 percent of those who file for bankruptcy do so following a medical catastrophe they couldn't possibly have planned for.
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A "consortium of 20- and 30-somethings," who may have planned to rent it out, soon made an offer, he said.
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We wonder what the curators of the 2019 Whitney Biennale have planned, as well as the artists on the Biennale list.
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Please suss out those efforts and make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned — internally or externally.
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Experts say there is real risk in keeping prisoners in place, even if officials believe they have planned for all contingencies.
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But just as people like Louis C.K. and Mark Halperin have planned or executed comebacks, politicians are doing so this year.
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Those in political power have planned a smoother, gentler transition, perhaps using A.I. to help them anticipate and modulate the strife.
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Over the last two decades, terrorist groups have planned and carried out massive attacks in cities such as London and Paris.
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At the moment, Wurzbacher and Gebald have planned for several generations of Climeworks machines, with each new model promising declining prices.
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"I have planned tomorrow at the VMAs to meet Kim Kardashian, and then I'm gonna send her daughter some [leotards]," Biles said.
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Authorities in cities where carnival will be held have planned insecticide spray strategies to kill the mosquito, and anti-Zika educational campaigns.
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We call it a night and try to sleep through the storm so we can enjoy the activities we have planned tomorrow!
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Here's just a sample: Read the full Startup Battlefield LATAM 2018 agenda to learn what else we have planned throughout the day.
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Ahead of next week's FCC vote on a rollback of net neutrality protections, activist groups have planned protests at Verizon stores tomorrow.
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Mashable spoke with Melissa Waters, Lyft's vice president of marketing, about the awards and what they have planned for the next year.
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Also, we think he tipped his hand on what he and Lil Nas X have planned for the BET Awards this weekend.
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Women's groups have planned protests against the host and advertisers have exited The O'Reilly Factor as calls for a boycott have increased.
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So it would make sense — apart from whatever the Duffer Brothers have planned for season two — that he would struggle with anxiety.
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Haroon is alleged to have planned to travel from Pakistan to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
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You can certainly say something of the sort you have planned, but you can't duck out of the conversation that may ensue.
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Students have planned a march later this month in Washington, D.C., and are calling for new measures to keep their schools safe.
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This was a totally bonkers migration event that no policymaker in their right mind would have planned, and it still worked out.
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In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have planned to work through the flights, but I already got coffee and I'm in game mode.
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They have planned to draw on the money in that order — cash first, then after-tax investments, and lastly, retirement savings accounts.
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He added that it was possible that the two had split up and also possible that they may have planned their escape.
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My best friend and I have planned a surprise dinner for her boyfriend, and we're planning to go downtown around 229 p.m.
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Sorry to anyone else who might have planned to launch something on May 21, 2021 as well; nobody will be paying attention.
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Everything you need to know about what Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Dior have planned for the galleries-a-go-go Florida fairs.
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"If you think we screwed up the ending this year, wait until you see what we have planned for the 90th anniversary show!"
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And that's a way of getting somewhere that you couldn't have planned, and that's the beauty of it, I think, keeping it relaxed.
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"This is about to be crazy," Ariana Grande tells her entourage when she learns what we have planned for our sit-down interview.
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The only way Brown and Schultz could have planned it any better is if it didn't seem like they planned it at all.
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We got a ton of variety, and some pretty unique content that'll be perfect for some upcoming blog posts I have planned out.
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The legendary singer may not have planned her role in this proposal, but she certainly helped make it one of the best ever.
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At the same time, Audi, Mercedes, BMW, Ford and even the beleaguered Volkswagen Group have planned major events, many regarding self-driving systems.
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It's anyone's guess what the loved-up couple might have planned for the pop star's special day, but it's bound to be good.
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My parents don't usually have planned meals, so I feed my sister leftover burrito bowl for dinner and take her home around 6.
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I have planned it out, procured the special spices, found the perfectly sized bird and amassed large quantities of tenderizing ginger and garlic.
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"I don't like to talk about what I have planned, but I have some pretty severe things that we're thinking about," he said.
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In the days since the shooting, students at schools across the country have planned walkouts to protest gun violence and show their solidarity.
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But if you want to see the real thing from the earth, here is a list of eight places that have planned celebrations.
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Fashion labels such as Balenciaga, Valentino, Chanel and Louis Vuitton have planned to unveil their Winter 2020 collections this weekend and next week.
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At the end of July 2016, texts show the two men discussing the press coverage of the announcement they have planned for August.
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The Warriors have planned all along to try to sign both to max deals and may go ahead with maxes in both cases.
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But for the most part, the five/100 rule has never steered me wrong, especially with shows that don't have planned end dates.
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And their organizing is just beginning: Students have planned two national events in March, the National School Walkout and the March for Our Lives.
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I play with my leftover tofu korma and stare off into space thinking about the trip E. and I have planned for this weekend.
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When she went for a headlock throw, obviously, there's no way I could have planned or prepared to get a takedown off of that.
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Refiners in Singapore, South Korea and Thailand have planned to reduce output after profit-margins slumped to their lowest for the season since 20.40.
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The couple works with several dozen preschool, elementary and middle schools in the area and donates toys to whatever fundraising events they have planned.
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He ships out towards the end of the month — just in time for any summer bachelorette parties or fun pool parties you have planned.
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They have planned 76 engagements for the trip, and, per royal reporter Emily Nash, the couple will not be cancelling any of these engagements.
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We could not have planned this special day from start to finish in a month without the kindness and generosity from our local vendors.
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Progressive groups are running high-pressured ads, and have planned protests and rallies this week in Alaska, Ohio, West Virginia, Colorado, Florida, and Nevada.
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So no matter what you have planned this summer, you can count on looking cute all season long with Lilly Pulitzer's new summer collection.
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To the extent that this is a hard truth, it is perhaps important to know what they have planned for the rest of us.
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Just as Trump and Kim have planned to meet in Singapore, Kennedy and Khrushchev were also set to meet on neutral ground: Vienna, Austria.
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AND WHETHER IT'S GOODFELLOW AND COMPANY IN MEN'S, PROJECT 62 IN HOME, SOME OF THE GREAT NEW THINGS THAT WE HAVE PLANNED FOR 2018.
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"I have planned a landscape full of blossom that's a celebration every year," Mr. Hockney said in a statement posted on the abbey's website.
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Whether the German and Austrian suspects are believed to have planned separate attacks or a joint one, and of what nature, is not clear.
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There's a lot of exciting activities that we have planned for this year, both on the platform side and the self-driving system. Great.
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Little is known about these moons, and the missions we have planned are very much for surveying the surface, not penetrating their deepest secrets.
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Organizers for the group said on Wednesday that they have planned a series of permitted rallies and other unpermitted "actions" for the coming days.
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It has two different sides — one smooth polyurethane, the other textured rubber — so it is a versatile choice for whatever workout you have planned.
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Students have been rallying lawmakers to pass new gun laws and have planned a march next month in Washington, D.C., to protest gun violence.
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And he whined that Puerto Ricans had "thrown our budget a little out of whack," because of course they must have planned the hurricane.
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For example, in the morning it might show your commute time to work or school, or show your meetings you have planned for the day.
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There are a few money-related tasks I have planned for my PID, but the main one is reviewing my spending from the past year.
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So stock up those playlists for the next long-haul road trip you have planned — do it before you're out of good Wi-Fi range.
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Regardless of the final season's narrative's origin, the Thrones writers have planned Dany's fate for years and have foreshadowed the dark turn in the storyline.
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"If I really had wanted it to be as good as I'm out here saying, I should have planned it in a year," she says.
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We have planned for Guru coming into the company and we expect there to be a smooth continuation of our operating priorities and leadership agenda.
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Members of the Pittsburgh music community have planned a vigil for Mac Miller in a local park that held special importance to the late rapper.
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The likelihood of getting lymphedema is about 20 percent, but every additional treatment (including the radiation and reconstructive surgery we have planned) increases the odds.
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I wanted to write you directly about what we do—and don't—have planned to address some of the premature eulogies and questions we've seen.
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"Please suss out those efforts and make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned," the email by Google's marketing boss said.
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The new iPad Pro, with its dedicated AR sensors, may also lay the groundwork for what Apple could have planned for the iPhone and beyond.
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With my business being so new, there are opportunities that arrive that I could not have planned for and they often require my immediate attention.
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"The number of applications by international companies to invest in the city exceeds the surface area that we have planned," he said, without giving details.
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The New Zealand Herald reached out to Sarah about the wedding, and she told the paper she was "outraged" people thought she might have planned it.
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The move follows the East African country's deportation last month of three senior MTN Uganda executives who were alleged to have planned to compromise national security.
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It's is such a great feeling when everything lines up perfectly, and the photograph becomes something more than what either one us could have planned for.
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Some of these different branches, most notably the one in Yemen, have skilled international terrorists who have planned sophisticated attacks on the US in the past.
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After pouring my heart out, my parents invite me on a weekend trip to the Caribbean they have planned and won't take no for an answer.
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"Part V" suggests it is possible "The Beacon," or as we'll call him, Jeffries, could have planned to murder Julian as part of a Mosswood ritual.
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Each dress is under $100 and perfect for weekend activities like pumpkin picking, apple picking, wine tasting, fall weddings and anything else you may have planned.
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I watch a little Netflix while my essential oil diffuser is on, and fall asleep, dreaming of the PTO I have planned in the weeks ahead.
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Organizers have planned twin rallies; one in rural Shelbyville, about 20123 minutes south of Murfreesboro, and then Murfreesboro itself for another rally later in the day.
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For older adults, shocking job troubles could be long-lasting and leave people vulnerable in the years they might have planned to escalate savings before retirement.
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Organizers have planned twin rallies; one in rural Shelbyville, about 22014 minutes south of Murfreesboro, and then Murfreesboro itself for another rally later in the day.
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The couple appears to have planned the dinner around the guest of honor, RBG, who officiated their wedding in 2013, according to The New York Times.
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If anything, the biggest risk from the tariffs is that the inflation they induce leads the Fed to tighten sooner than it might otherwise have planned.
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The first, Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury, is believed to have planned the July 1 attack on the Holey Artisan Bakery, according to Shahidur Rahman, a police spokesman.
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"This is what our company and our workforce have planned for over many months and it is fixed into our business planning," said a BMW spokesman.
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He announced the killing of a top commander known to have planned some attacks abroad and said U.S. airstrikes had destroyed improvised bombs and related equipment.
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That is, of course, a pity, but we are still good friends, and we have planned to talk about it all once the competition is over.
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A meeting of an advanced experimentalist and even the most talented high schoolers is unusual, but Mr. Braxton seems to have planned for it decades ago.
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Students have planned two mass assemblies, one in the central business district in the morning and another after school at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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"If I had known how isolating those first few months at home with a newborn would be, I would have planned for it," Sandy, 43, said.
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Tuesday's press conference is one of several events supporters have planned to make the case to Brown, and to the public, that S.B. 822 should become law.
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On Saturday, sex workers have planned protests across the country to mark "International Whores Day" in an effort to raise their industry's profile and educate the public.
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For those who have planned their grids according to a specific aesthetic, aligning quotes in one column or color-coordinating rows, the test is cause for concern.
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"With the new commerce venture that we have planned, it will even be easier to sell our private labels from even third-party stores," the executive said.
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We have four kids, and my wife and I have planned a ton of family vacations and complicated trips, and it's a lonely process, searching for reviews.
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With a few simple tweaks here and there, it can go from fancy fete to low-key get-together — or whatever else you have planned — in seconds.
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Out of those polled, nearly half have planned a Valentine's Day celebration for their dog, including buying them a new outfit or baking them a special dessert.
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With summer just around the corner, it's definitely time to start thinking about that getaway you have planned (or are thinking of planning!) if you haven't already.
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"The ever-changing conditions mean that sometimes what you have planned doesn't always occur or happen in the way which you would like it to," she says.
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Students who survived have been rallying lawmakers in Florida's state capital and have planned a march later this month in Washington, D.C., to rally against gun violence.
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Abdeslam is believed to have planned to blow himself up along with the other attackers in Paris last November, but then backed out at the last moment.
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And while she doesn't know all the details her friends have planned for her, it "is sorted," she told a crowd of eager well-wishers in Edinburgh.
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The suspect in a mass shooting that killed 50 people at mosques in New Zealand last week seemed to have planned the attack as an online performance.
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"The National Health Commission and the State Drug Administration have planned revaccinations for the children who had been (injected) with the substandard DPT vaccines," the statement said.
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But it does demonstrate some very big changes that happened to Texas women in the counties that used to have Planned Parenthood as part of their networks.
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It's an intense opening in which the detectives have planned a major sting against a prostitution ring, but soon the operation is halted by more urgent matters.
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PEOPLE Pets talked to Dan Middleton about sharing his online stardom with his dogs, and what they have planned for their new show DanTDM Creates a Big Scene.
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With Elizabeth safely in stasis, he may have planned all along to betray her, to preserve his own life, and forward his own agenda, rather than accepting hers.
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"David Cage and I have planned the next evolution of Quantic Dream very carefully," Guillaume de Fondaumière, the studio's co-CEO and head of publishing, tells The Verge.
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Whatever you and your partner have planned for Valentine's Day, make sure that you're getting it done right, enjoying the moment, and spending time getting closer than ever.
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The United States, China, the United Arab Emirates, Europe and Russia all have planned Mars missions that are scheduled to launch, or likely to launch, in that year.
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Many communities have planned eclipse festivals, astronomy talks, science education, and special musical events (like Close Encounters of the Symphonic Kind in Casper, Wyoming, for instance) to celebrate.
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The good news is, there's one very efficient stretch you can do in less than five minutes that will set you up for whatever workout you have planned.
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Founder Don Valentine handed the reins over to Doug Leone and Michael Moritz earlier than he might have planned, then continued attending partner meetings for another 10 years.
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" "It means that they have to give a timeline for what it is that they are doing or set out exactly what it is that they have planned.
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Khloé Kardashian hasn't been shy about discussing her relationship with Tristan Thompson — and now, she's letting fans in on what they have planned to celebrate the day accordingly.
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Two brothers from Kosovo, aged 28 and 31, are "suspected to have planned an attack on the CentrO in Oberhausen," Essen police said in a statement released Friday.
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She and her husband know that her in-laws have planned well for themselves financially and that there is room in the budget to hire help if needed.
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Both men are paid ambassadors for GoPro, the camera company, which could not have planned better exposure for the release on Thursday of its new Hero 7 model.
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She added that the drafting error could be harmful for retailers in bankruptcy, who may have planned using net operating loss carry-backs to help finance their inventory.
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The Iranian general posed a serious, ongoing threat to U.S. forces and interests across the region, in addition to attacks he may have planned shortly before his death.
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VoteVets, a Buttigieg-backing progressive veterans group, confirmed on Saturday that they have planned their own seven-figure TV ad buy to boost the former South Bend, Ind.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum and Chevron Corp have planned major maintenance works at their liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in Western Australia over April to September.
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Faybra Hemphill, director of racial equity, curriculum and training at City Garden Montessori School in St. Louis, said she was curious to see what the Bezoses have planned.
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And major museums have planned no paeans to canines on the same scale as something like the Brooklyn Museum's long-term exhibition, Divine Felines: Cats of Ancient Egypt.
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On the walk back, I call my grandparents, and we talk about all the wild activities they have planned for me when I come visit in a few weeks.
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LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday the United States and Russia have planned "concrete steps" for the direction they will take in Syria.
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In Indiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, at least $1 million more has been committed for the next two weeks than GOP groups have planned. Sen.
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If this wasn&apost a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn&apost have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute.
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"We are very unhappy about this decision and we do not underestimate the disappointment this will cause those guests who have planned their weddings," Cunard wrote in a statement.
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"If I literally read the tea leaves, or play this game of chance, it might get me a snippet of what the ancestors have planned for me," he says.
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It's this continuous process that takes far longer then you have planned for, but if you think about it that way you'll be better prepared to have successful fundraises.
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Tasha: In retrospect, the series' slow-burn nature makes a lot of sense, especially given that creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have planned for at least five seasons.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," she added.
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Yet security experts find it hard to imagine that the attackers could have planned and pulled off an attack as complex as this one in a matter of days.
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I found this sort of visualization of calendar events really helped me get a grip on what I have planned and how much time each event will take up.
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Shopping "holidays" like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day are designed to entice consumers to spend as much as possible on items they may not have planned to purchase.
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A spokesman said police and local authorities have planned further training exercises to encourage cooperation with Roma communities, including a series of classes for Roma participants on legal rights.
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The girls have planned a series of challenges for the boys, and throughout the game, the guys will have to give up dozens of red packets filled with money.
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Chief of Police Chancey H. Troutman, of the city of Stone Mountain, said on Facebook that several activist groups "motivated by racial politics" have planned to hold unpermitted demonstrations.
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The timing just worked out that way — I couldn't have planned to be there when all of the violence unfolded and Mr. Pacheco risked his life to stop it.
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Fewer have planned their actual funeral arrangements: Only 21 percent of Americans have even spoken to their loved ones about their wishes, according to the National Funeral Directors Association.
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In the middle of the clean-up, my husband and I have an impromptu budget talk about some of the bigger purchases we have planned for the coming months.
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So, as much as you can, take steps to estimate how many submissions you have planned for each client, and make sure to track them consistently throughout the year.
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If something happens one month, you can't call your landlord — you have to take the money you might have planned on investing, and spend it on your house instead. 4.
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A group of dwelling humans have planned to dress up as clowns and scare the living daylights out of peaceful citizens across Australia's capital cities, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
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With Valentine's Day on the horizon, we're looking for a few kitschy-hued dresses to line up with date night, or whatever else you might (or might not) have planned.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," she told reporters.
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"Some move with their families and others are alone; some have planned their journeys for years while others must flee without warning," states the report, which was published on Wednesday.
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Outside the venue where Tsipras will speak, unions have planned rallies to demand a reversal of bailout reforms, which they say have hurt workers rights and plunged Greeks into poverty.
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Shawn Harris: No. But on the other side of that coin, I'd say everything has sort of worked out the way I would have planned if I knew to plan.
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The Italian production companies Wildside and Fandango have planned a 32-episode series to cover all four Neapolitan Novels, while HBO has only signed on to eight episodes so far.
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Just think about it – those who wish the party ill could not possibly have planned a better scenario to reveal the fundamental rot, hypocrisy, and venality of republican party leadership.
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Then there were the things Trump couldn't have planned for: the shooting in Las Vegas, the hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico, Florida and Texas, and the North Korean nuclear threat.
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Abdul Hasib—believed to have planned several deadly terrorist attacks—and up to 35 other militants were killed in a joint raid by Afghan special forces and the US military.
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Given that the Chinese may be as stubborn as Trump, we may be embroiled in what no one seems to have planned for, which is a long, debilitating trade war.
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It's not clear exactly what is going on at Udacity to prompt the layoffs, either in terms of the existing business or what it may have planned for the future.
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"We are looking into potentially accelerating some of the cost measures that we have planned until 2018 as a reaction to what we are seeing in the market," he said.
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"Some far-right groups have planned to organize demonstrations whose purpose is to divide, not hesitating to manipulate and rekindle the pain of the families of the victims," he said.
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" Daily Mail: July 9, 2018Meghan and Harry: "The situation has surprised some senior staff at Buckingham Palace, who feel that the duke and duchess should have planned the day better.
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For example, a simple "Hey Google, good morning" can turn on your lights, and coffee machine, all while the Assistant tells you about what you have planned for the day.
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The organization also urges people who have planned home births to be informed about the very real risks (including a more than twofold increased risk of perinatal death) ahead of time.
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Saturday Night Live besties Vanessa Bayer, Aidy Bryant and Cecily Strong might have planned to just chill and relax, but things get really real as the wee morning hours creep in.
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Where most TV shows are abruptly canceled or have planned endings announced in advance, Penny Dreadful had, instead, an abrupt ending that was, nonetheless, planned, if Showtime was to be believed.
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You can collect a total of 20 walkers over the first half of the season, which should add an extra dimension to any Halloween or episode viewing parties you have planned.
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Still, Dawson's video could be seen as potentially libelous against Chuck E. Cheese's, suggesting Dawson's video could be harmful to the business and deterring viewers who may have planned to visit.
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Now, in response to the incident, Florida's Fight for $15 campaign organizers have planned a coordinated strike of fast food workers on Tuesday, January 8th, according to an Associated Press report.
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TC Sessions: Robotics + AI takes place on April 18 at UC Berkeley's Zellerbach Hall, and we're stoked about the agenda of incredible speakers, panel discussions, demos and workshops we have planned.
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Aside from the activities that the agencies have planned to suspend, what else will fall by the wayside as employees lose their focus, or their ability to get to work altogether?
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Dan Newhouse, a Republican who has been a supporter of DACA compromise efforts, said he was still considering signing and has spoken with leadership about what else they may have planned.
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When we bought the NBA, we understood what it meant to us, and we have planned for how we are going to continue to grow our revenues to absorb that cost.
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DisruptJ28503: A group of D.C. organizers have planned a week of events aimed to shut down the inauguration and "paralyze the city itself" through blockades and marches, according to its website.
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Why it matters: "Tech is making it easier to stick a virtual hand out ... for tips and gifts you might not have planned to give," reports USA Today's Edward C. Baig.
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"Adi and I have planned many people's weddings together, and we've seen sort of the traditional landscape of Indian weddings, which is super fun and days and days long," Shah said.
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The men's final is more than a week before her due date, but the Murrays have planned for all eventualities, as he discussed after a match at the Hopman Cup last week.
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It's a sign that Apothek have a wide sonic range to work from, and another suggestion that the debut full-length they have planned for this year will be a fascinating listen.
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"I think this is just something that people were doing kind of on their own," Pocan said when asked if other House Democrats have planned to take a knee on the floor.
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IDC also says to look out for whatever Apple and Microsoft have planned for later in the year, saying the market "will move with major product launches" from the two of them.
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"I have planned tomorrow at the VMAs, I'm gonna meet Kim Kardashian, and then, I'm gonna send her daughter some [leotards], so I'm set on doing that," she said, according to KHOU.
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The masterminds behind this new bill aren't holding hearings about what they have planned or asking for counter perspectives from pro-Obamacare lawmakers, which makes this new bill all the more sinister.
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Luckily, luxury hat designer Eugenia Kim has teamed up with Lilly Pulitzer, and together they have created three designs that are perfect for any and everything that you have planned this summer.
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Cunningham suspects Adams may have planned to dismember and dispose of Tristan's body in the nearby canal — which is "pretty deep for sinking stuff" — though he says Adams' true intention is unconfirmed.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," Sanders said at the briefing.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — The authorities in Bangladesh have offered cash bounties for two men believed to have planned recent Islamist attacks there, reflecting a sense of urgency as terror alert levels remain high.
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We'll see the company's latest hardware efforts, the future of gaming on the platforms and perhaps a taste of what they have planned for the next couple years of their product lineup.
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In addition, Security Council members have planned a trip to Afghanistan, tentatively scheduled for later this week — part of the reason that the U.S. proposed the briefing, diplomats at the meeting said.
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City officials have planned for a far cheaper project in the range of $3 billion to $4 billion; $1.7 billion has been earmarked for the B.Q.E. reconstruction in the city's capital plan.
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Combating climate change is a major theme at this year's Davos summit, where organizers have planned a meat-free day on Wednesday to highlight the effects of meat consumption on the environment.
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"Perdue and Sullivan talking is fine, but every time members say they need to stay and work over a recess there's usually a [congressional delegation] trip somewhere" that their colleagues have planned.
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GOP leaders have a narrow path to passing their ObamaCare repeal-and-replaceme bill through the upper chamber next week, and can't afford to have Planned Parenthood funding become a sticking point.
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It is not clear what Ms. Verma may have planned for Medicare, a fully federal program that covers millions of older Americans and that usually makes up most of the administrator's job.
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The organizing by Amazon's corporate employees marks the first time tech workers at the e-commerce giant have planned a mass protest, in a significant escalation of worker activism at the company.
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For people facing this major life change, angst over transitioning to non-working years can morph into fears about their savings running out even if they have planned well to prevent it.
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The army teaches them to be grown up in a way that I can barely comprehend: these kids know what they want to be doing at 25, and have planned for it.
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Clearly, Joy and Nolan are taking pains to avoid similar pitfalls: In recent weeks, there have been reports that they and HBO have planned for a whopping five seasons of Westworld thus far.
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But I am desperate to watch all five seasons [Brit and Zal have planned], so I'm hoping that people watch Part II because, just as a fan, I'd like to see them myself.
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While we have very little information about what creator Brian Yorkey and his team have planned, the news was announced alongside a teaser video, that might clue us into what we should expect.
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"We would like to stress again that we have planned meticulously on all aspects of the development and funding of the project and the company has good relationship with the bankers," it said.
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My mind usually races when I'm lying in bed, and I tend to stress about everything from what I'm going to wear the next day, to trips I have planned months from now.
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You'll have to wait until CES for the full reveal of Samsung's flagship 2019 QLED lineup (and whatever else the company might have planned in the way of MicroLED sets and other products).
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Amazon's Echo-related hardware announcements tend to happen in September, which would give the company a bit of a head start versus whatever Google might have planned for its Home lineup in October.
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For all the focus this much-feared fifth column has received, many observers remain unsure of where these faceless German jihads are, how they're organized, and, of course, exactly what they have planned.
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The second future phase they have planned is to add a predictive learning model to this automated platform that will become faster over time and generate many more insights more quickly and efficiently.
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But that conviction was eventually overturned, and Hupp was recently sentenced to life in prison for a murder prosecutors believe could have planned to divert attention from Faria's death, according to NBC News.
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But the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) and allied outside groups such as Senate Majority PAC still think Ohio and Florida are ripe targets and have planned huge ad buys in those states.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent Christmas 2016 with her family in Berkshire, so what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have planned for this Christmas is absolutely no different," he said.
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UPDATE: In response to the news that Adam Yauch Park in Brooklyn was vandalized with swastikas and pro-Trump graffiti on Friday, local politicians have planned an "anti-hate rally" at the park.
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Additionally, all four of Disney's ships have planned activities for solo parents and every sailing offers kids and teen clubs with activities all day that are included in the cost of the cruise.
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Just as the evacuation order came down, Mr. Bauer and his wife were organizing the sale, to raise spending money for a cruise to Mexico that they have planned for later this month.
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There are also posters that advise people to delay any travel they have planned to Wuhan and the surrounding area, and that they should avoid animals if they do go, the AP reported.
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We drop their luggage at the condo and take an Uber ($14.52) to the first activity I have planned for their visit, a Halloween-themed pop-up (I purchased the tickets last week).
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Since the election, hopes at the C.I.A. that the new administration would bring an infusion of energy and ideas have given way to trepidation about what Mr. Trump and his loyalists have planned.
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On Tuesday, Democrats on Capitol Hill have planned an event focused on Judge Gorsuch's record on campaign finance laws, suggesting that he would continue the rightward movement of the court in this area.
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Not only do they know, but they have planned for that future and invested heavily in it by buying up virtual reality companies and other innovations that will leave competitors in the dust.
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While rail staff have planned a three-month rolling strike starting on April 3, public sector workers have no plans yet for further action, but they will meet next week to consider it.
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HHS will again dedicate $10 million for outreach during the enrollment season, a fraction of what the Obama administration had spent and what some state-run insurance marketplaces have planned for this year.
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Data published in the New England Journal of Medicine demonstrated some very big changes that happened to Texas women in the counties that used to have Planned Parenthood as part of their networks.
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"To see the Dow drop 400 points and then drop another 400 points, and then spike and then go down again — this feels timely in a way we could not have planned," Caspe said.
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The organizers of the march have planned a protest of the National Rifle Association, the biggest gun lobbyist organization in the country, followed by a 17-mile march to the Justice Department this Friday.
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"A lot of conversations revolved around, 'Listen, this is what I have planned for my future and if that's not in line with your future, let's be realistic and not inflict harm,'" he said.
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In response, the Buffalo Bison, in a show of support for the Buffalo Bills, an A.F.C. East rival of the Patriots, have planned a Keep Brady Suspended Night during a doubleheader the next day.
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The exhibit comes as students across the country are demanding lawmakers take action to prevent future school shootings, and have planned a march later this month in Washington, D.C., to rally for gun control.
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He drives a Los Pollos Hermanos employee to a fryolator-cleaning frenzy as he awaits word of whether the feds will seize $700,000 of his drug money, as he and his underlings have planned.
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" While the military probably also decided to use lethal force as a deterrent, Mr. Brom said, "In my opinion they should have planned from the beginning to use minimal force and to prevent casualties.
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Walking along those wide boulevards with my friend Lisa Philp — an architecture and history buff who happened to have planned a trip to Chandigarh the weekend I was there — we rarely found a sidewalk.
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Alfredo Domínguez Muro, a television broadcaster, echoed de María in saying that the United States could easily have planned a solo bid, so he praised what he saw as a spirit of symbolic collaboration.
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Winstanley said that Theory Wellness opened its Great Barrington location hoping it would do well, but that they couldn't have planned for the number of customers they've received after receiving their adult-use license.
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Whichever way your Sunday is going, and whatever it is you have planned for Memorial Day, you ought to take a little time to plan out some cooking for the rest of the week.
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"I have planned for the next 15 years what other kids I would have, and maybe these kids are younger, they need me more," Ma said, according to the World Economic Forum's simultaneous translation.
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The space between an initial see-through barrier on the border and the concrete wall, the "enforcement zone," will provide a "much safer environment than what we may have planned for before," said Vitiello.
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Peter may not have planned his trip to coincide with Sarah's intentionally, but he did choose the destination based on her recommendation, and he does adopt sensitive, emotional qualities whereas Sarah moves on easily.
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Barr and his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, have planned a news conference on Thursday morning before the release of a redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Quite the contrary, now all the brands that were polite enough to not roll out their seasonal menu in August have to scramble to fill us in on what they have planned for the holidays.
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Hermione concedes to Veronica that Hiram could have planned the Debate Night attack, and tells Veronica Hiram's plans for the Southside go way beyond the prison but he needs one last place: The Whyte Wyrm.
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Now, in an interview with Vulture to celebrate the show's 10-year anniversary, the Gossip Girl writers admitted that Jenny's real-life persona influenced way more of the character than they could have planned for.
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Before we find out what the stars have planned for the milestone ceremony, we're looking back at past performances that earned coveted spots in Grammys history, from the earth-shatteringly soulful to the unbelievably athletic.
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In conjunction with the mass walkout, scheduled for 1 PM EST, activists have planned smaller, more targeted direct actions across the country, singling out Republican senators who could cast the deciding votes to confirm Kavanaugh.
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I didn't even make it to all the neighborhoods I wanted to visit — if I had done my due diligence and realized how big Lisbon was, I would have planned my itinerary a little differently.
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Editorial If law enforcement officials wanted to stage a mock terrorist attack to test security at New York City's Kennedy International Airport, they couldn't have planned it better than what actually happened on Aug. 14.
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The plot that was halted in Verviers, a French-speaking city in southern Belgium, was the first in a series of terrorist operations that Mr. Abaaoud was believed to have planned but that never happened.
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During a Miami press conference Thursday, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira discussed some of what they have planned for Sunday's 12-minute performance, during what is officially known as the Pepsi Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show.
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Workers from Hong Kong's Hospital Authority have planned a strike for next week to demand a law requiring the wearing of masks in public and banning all visitors from entering the city through the mainland.
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Manny Yekutiel: So I mean, first of all, and I have to say I don't know if we could have planned this before but that is the perfect segue into why we built this space.
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We should not have Planned Parenthood exist at all, because we should have a national health care system that covers men, women, and children, where they get full options for all their health care, including reproductive.
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Its commanders are thought to have planned attacks in their home country for decades from the safety of training camps just across the border, and have established new drug-trafficking routes to export cocaine through Venezuela.
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" Kavanaugh also said the behavior of some committee Democrats at his first hearing was "an embarrassment," and he suggested Democrats may have planned to release Ford's allegations in order to prompt other "false last-minute smears.
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The "Queer Dance Party" was organized by the groups Werk for Peace and #J20Disrupt, which have planned a variety of protest events in the days leading to the inauguration of Pence and President-elect Donald Trump.
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Given what she did earlier in the episode, her hatred of all things Lannister, and her careful glance to see where the soldiers' swords are, she may have planned to murder the whole group all along.
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I must have been ambitious the other week when I set up my budgets up for the month, because I'm very doubtful I'll stay within these goals with all I have planned for the month already.
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"They can be in a more generous mood and more likely to... really splurge in that they have planned ahead and want to invest in having a good time," says Ryry, a 26-year-old escort.
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Since 2007, more than 251,2000 people have planned their lives around the program, which helps workers who go into government or nonprofit public service — police officers, teachers, nurses, public defenders and others — pay for their educations.
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He seemed to have planned the attack, the sheriff said, and also seemed familiar with how to use the gun, quickly fixing a malfunction and firing all but one round before shooting himself in the head.
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"We have planned the end of thermic vehicle use, and therefore of fossil energies, by 2030," Paris deputy mayor in charge of transport Christophe Nadjovski said Thursday on France Info radio, according to The Associated Press.
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This development threatens to do more than combat abortion access; it could block birth control access and other preventative care by denying Medicaid patients coverage from the only health care provider they have, Planned Parenthood argues.
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"Half of a billion dollars will come due in 2019 and over one billion by 2022, years in which we have planned funding specifically to invest in modernizing our state's infrastructure," Snyder said in a statement.
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Hurst would have planned his trip differently had he been headed to the South, where "whites only" signs were ubiquitous and well-to-do black travelers lodged in homes owned by others in the black elite.
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In anticipation of a less-than-presidential speech, multiple progressive groups have planned counter-events the same day as the president delivers his speech in the House before all members of the Congress and his cabinet.
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They were open to allowing us to have some elements from the set, and really guiding us to make sure that the story we were telling was in line with what they have planned for season 2.
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Protesters, many of whom are strongly anti-China, have planned a series of demonstrations in six different districts across the city, as well as a mass march that wasn't approved by police -- making it an unlawful assembly.
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And if you can't get your hands on it locally, don't despair: The distillers have planned so far for a single run, but haven't ruled out the possibility of bringing it back once it finishes its primary.
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Americans were most likely to have planned ahead: 56% had spoken with a loved one about the medical treatment they want if they were to become seriously ill; 27% had put their wishes in a written document.
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Leaders around the world have already begun to speak out with concerns about the project and American lawmakers have planned two hearings on Libra next week, where Facebook executive David Marcus has said he plans to testify.
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NIKE'S BEEN CRITICIZED BY SOME ANALYSTS AND INVESTORS LATELY FOR BEING IN AN INNOVATION LULL, SO CAN YOU GIVE US A LITTLE MORE SPECIFICITY ON WHAT YOU HAVE PLANNED AND HOW YOU PLAN TO COMBAT THAT NARRATIVE?
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READ: Someone painted a swastika on a memorial to the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting Activist groups have planned a "Rally Against Hate" in response to the turtles being marked up with the anti-Semitic symbol.
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Still, even the award-winning theatre could not have planned to open In-Sook Chappell's "P'yongyang" on the day its subject - isolated and idiosyncratic North Korea - would grab global headlines by announcing its first hydrogen bomb test.
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When asked what GeoEx provided that she couldn't have planned for herself, she mentions convenience and expertise, but also a dinner arranged by her brother, who wanted to plan something in secret for his newly married sister.
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She'd dug it up from our old yard while she was staying with my sister the week before she died, and her trowel was stuck in the ground right where she must have planned to plant it.
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When utilities have planned how efficient the power plants and lines they build must be, they planned around the system's peak, says Ryan Hledik, a principal at research consultancy Brattle Group who focuses on distributed energy technologies.
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What they gratefully got Sunday night was a fourth quarter no one could have planned or promised, which had a United Center sellout crowd on its feet and led to countless participants raving about the changes afterward.
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This is when we outline our meal plan for the week to ensure we bought enough food, communicate about any meals out we may have planned, and discuss any purchases we need to make outside of essentials.
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We don't know much about what Colony's aliens have planned for us, but we know it's probably not great — and as episode eight's reveal of a prison colony on the moon suggests, it's also pretty all-encompassing.
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Chris Round, general manager for a couple Alberta strip clubs including Eden and Showgirls in Fort McMurray, told VICE that's just a small fraction of the relief efforts his team of dancers, doormen, and bartenders have planned.
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The Atlanta mother of three said she and her husband, who's also Mexican and lives in the United States illegally, have planned to ask a close relative to take care of their daughters if they both get deported.
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To follow through on their pledge, the country's lawmakers and pro-government activists have planned to bus in supporters to hear Trump's speech, and has encouraged them to take part in the "great patriotic picnic," per The Guardian.
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Doctor Strange 2 and Captain Marvel 2 have not yet been confirmed, but as the only solo heroes that don't yet have planned sequels (not including The Hulk), it's likely they'll get their second outings in Phase 4.
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Granted, not many retirees will fall into this category, but for those who do, the estimate that is provided by that much-publicized report will not even be in the same hemisphere as what they have planned for.
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In Chile, where the Argentine pope arrives on Monday night, Catholics have planned daily protests against his 2015 appointment of Bishop Juan Barros to head the small diocese of Osorno, a small city south of the Chilean capital.
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An 216-year-old dual German-Iranian citizen who killed nine people in a shooting rampage in Munich on Friday had no links to the Islamic State, but he appears to have planned the massacre for a year.
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Kingdom officials have planned to list as much as 5% of the company in a two-tiered process, with the IPO on the domestic exchange first, followed by a listing on a larger, as-yet-unnamed international venue.
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"The overwhelming voice of financial firms is clear: they support the goals of this rule; they have invested in this rule; they have planned for this rule; and they will be ready by the April deadline," she wrote.
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Each employee has a right to join a union; however, we want to make sure they are informed with all the facts and we have the chance to move forward on many of the improvements we have planned.
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After a long dinner and much drinking, it turns out, the hosts have planned for them a two-and-a-half-mile toboggan ride back to their hotels, down the mountain, in the middle of the frigid night.
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Corporations control all aspects of the lives of the citizens, from the information they have access to, to how they're educated and where they live, their lives given up to supporting whatever unknowable corporate goals their overlords have planned.
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From torso-sized circle totes to miniature picnic baskets (complete with gingham lining) to an on-trend belted pack, the woven confections of 2019 are ready to accompany you on any and all adventures you have planned this summer.
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And though we'll find out what exactly the band have planned soon, an anniversary tour would be the perfect way to honour the legacy of an album which vibrates with the sort of energy that demands a live concert.
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The teens have planned the March For Our Lives in Washington, D.C., on March 24 to demand changes in gun legislation and already the event has expanded to include more than 400 related demonstrations in cities across the globe.
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Rapper Iggy Azalea was the special guest on Bravo network star Andy Cohen's weeknight variety show Watch What Happens Live, and as Cohen loves to, he goaded her into talking about some issues she might not have planned to.
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The big picture: RJC board members, who are confident that 2020 is the cycle where Republicans can finally make real inroads with the Jewish vote, have planned a $10 million investment to garner Jewish support for Trump, Politico reports.
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Government officials will have planned the move in the utmost secrecy, telling their European partners only that same evening while simultaneously ordering the shutdown of banks and financial markets to prevent a stampede of capital out of the country.
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Outlets seem to have planned to build on that 2011 success this year: While Will and Kate's wedding was broadcast on 11 networks, Harry and Meghan's made it to 15, which may partially account for the bump in ratings.
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They have planned a range of demonstrations, including a march that took place Saturday to protest the killing by police of a young, black stabbing suspect and an upcoming rally by Bloodstained Men & Their Friends, an anti-circumcision group.
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Eric Johnston, the founder of the Alabama Pro-Life Coalition who drafted the bill, said he considered a 6-week ban on abortions similar to what Georgia and several other states have planned, but did not think they went far enough.
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"We have planned a route to dance through Pence's neighborhood and celebrate queerness, leaving behind traces of rainbow and glitter that he is bound to see and never forget," Firas Nasr, a representative from WerkForPeace, told Mashable in an email.
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Because you typically need to spend a certain amount of money in the first few months in order to get a sign-up bonus, one of the best times to open a card is when you have planned expenses coming up.
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While I don't think the second season of Stranger Things holds up to the first, it's nevertheless an entertaining show, and I'll certainly be back to see what happens over the next several seasons that the Duffers reportedly have planned.
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Spike Lee may not have planned for his updated She's Gotta Have It – a black and white movie from the '80s that's now a vivacious and colorful Netflix show – to release into that landscape, but the series thrives on adversity.
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Another Indonesian ISIS supporter, Bahrun Naim, is believed to have planned the country's most recent terror attack, a July 5 suicide bombing at a police state in the city of Solo in Central Java, that left one police officer injured.
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Chicago-based United, which is part of United Continental Holdings Inc, removed its 14 MAX aircraft from its flying schedule through early July, while U.S. competitors that own the MAX have planned their flying schedules without the aircraft into August.
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Whatever you have planned for Halloween night, remember that the third quarter moon is beaming down and encouraging you to make mindful choices to ensure your happiness — even that means something as simple as watching Hocus Pocus instead of Saw III.
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Maroon 5 will join Travis Scott and Big Boi during their highly touted halftime show, and while much of what they have planned is still under wraps, the band is giving fans a brief glimpse behind the Super Bowl curtain.
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Organizers have planned over 500 marches around the world, with the main event happening in Washington, D.C. The March for Science is decidedly nonpartisan, bringing together protestors from both sides of the aisle to rally against unfounded and alternative facts.
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Unsparing secrets are revealed when she embarks on a cruise her husband arranged — a cruise that he may have planned with a companion other than his wife in mind — and the novel circles back to pivotal events in her life.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent Christmas 2016 with her family in Berkshire, so what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have planned for this Christmas is absolutely no different," Little, the managing editor of Majesty magazine, told Insider.
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Sit for a cause: Hundreds of demonstrators from ADAPT, an activist organization for disability rights, have planned a sit-in at the lobby of one of the Senate office buildings in response to the GOP's impending repeal of the ACA.
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It's safe to say that you'll definitely want to wow all your guests at any cookout or barbecue you may have planned this summer, but Iglesias said you'll want to keep it simple if you are entertaining lots of guests.
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"No one could have planned for the size and scope of what a 200-year storm, immediately following our largest wildfire, would bring," Eric Peterson, the chief of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department, said at a news conference on Saturday.
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On Saturday, protesters have planned a "stress test" of Hong Kong's international airport, which will involve traveling to the airport using all, and any, means available to them, to put pressure on airport transport and create a surge in traffic.
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On Saturday night, the couple revealed to PEOPLE what they have planned for the new year while attending A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's Gala, a benefit for The Michael J. Fox Foundation in New York City.
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"I don't like to talk about what we have planned — but I have some pretty severe things that we're thinking about," he said in Warsaw, his first stop in Europe en route to the G-20 summit meeting in Germany.
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"We'll see what happens — I don't like to talk about what we have planned — but I have some pretty severe things that we're thinking about," Mr. Trump said at the news conference, standing next to his Polish counterpart, Andrzej Duda.
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Whether you do your fall shopping now — or at the last-minute — you can have this popular piece at your door in just two days, ensuring you'll be bundled up and cozy no matter what you have planned this fall.
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The final days of parliamentary debate on the bill included accusations that soldiers were hiding inside Parliament's chapel, where some lawmakers said they uncovered dishware and bottles filled with urine, suggesting that the soldiers may have planned an extended stay.
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When he woke up on Saturday morning and accused his predecessor of tapping the phones at Trump Tower during the campaign, the allegation -- made without evidence -- swallowed any messaging the White House might have planned ahead of this week's Obamacare replacement push.
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With all the awesome things we have planned for you at Disrupt, you're definitely going to want to be there, and you might as well save $1,200 by getting an extra-early-bird ticket before the prices jump on Saturday, June 25.
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It's also a bit odd to think, after so many years of algorithms ruling all, you'll be matched with someone on no other criteria than their basic demographic info and their willingness to participate in whatever kind of date you have planned.
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"Now that the canvas is stable we have planned to continue treating the paint layer with general cleaning of the surface to recover its visual renditions, including work on abraded areas, localized paint losses, and removal or reduction of stains," Yasky said.
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"We're incredibly excited to have Jeffrey back for this milestone episode, and think fans will love what we have planned for his characters … and a few other surprise guest stars," co-showrunner Andrew Dabb said in a statement to Entertainment Weekly on Wednesday.
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The Clintons, while denying any wrongdoing, have planned a series of changes -- including refusing to accept foreign and corporate contributions and shifting some of its programs to other charities -- designed to reduce appearances of impropriety if Hillary Clinton wins the 2016 presidential race.
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In the days after the September 11th attacks, Congress passed an "Authorisation for the Use of Military Force" (AUMF), licence for the president to "use all necessary and appropriate force" against people who may have "planned, authorised, committed or aided the terrorist attacks".
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If they did, Nasser would not have demanded that the U.N. leave Sinai in May 1967, Sadat would not have planned to reduce subsidies in January 1977, and Mubarak would not have given his son a prominent role in running the country.
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While you wait impatiently for all the starry style and whatever Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg have planned, check out the complete list of high-end goodies inside the men's and women's gift bags this year – and start planning your watch party now!
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Move on your strategy not on the market The time to sell a mutual fund is when you need the liquidity and you have planned ahead to make the move, says Eric Gabor, certified financial planner and founder of Eagle Grove Advisors.
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" Courtney Mallon, a spokeswoman for Bayer, said the "voluntary discontinuation" is not indicative of safety issues and that the company is "working closely with the FDA and have planned a slow wind-down process to ensure patients and providers are appropriately supported.
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People who have moved to the island under Act 22 have planned $228 million in capital investments in the U.S. commonwealth, and spent about $266 million in real estate, generating some $50 million in mortgages for local banks, according to the study.
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Nevertheless, American, Iraqi and United Nations officials have planned for a worst-case outcome — in which 750,000 or more people flee the fighting — by setting aside $2 billion and preparing emergency sites where civilians can live until it is safe to return.
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North Korea, by contrast, appears to have planned its diplomatic overture methodically, starting with Mr. Kim's conciliatory message toward the South in his New Year's Day address, and continuing through the North's charm offensive during the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Separately, the Russian Defense Ministry and other officials said the American mission was too complicated to have been set up in a few days, meaning that Washington must have planned it long ago and claimed a fake chemical weapons attack as a pretext.
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I wouldn't mess around with a great opportunity like that again, though — I mean, I don't regret the good times I had in Spain, but I could have planned better (or hydrated better) so I didn't have to miss class in the first place.
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And the Yankees have planned May 14 as Alex Rodriguez Bat Day, an event that he said was unimaginable last year when he tussled with the Yankees over the first in a series of $6 million marketing bonuses tied to his milestone home runs.
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"Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead have been the source of inspiration for numerous Bollywood films over the years, and now it's time to take them fully into Bollywood in an exciting new twist of a story that we have planned," Devarajan said, according to Variety.
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In the cities of Copenhagen and Aarhus, protesters from Danish Muslim and left-wing groups have planned civil disobedience demonstrations for Wednesday evening to show their opposition to the law, which they complained is a restriction on personal freedom that is discriminatory towards Muslim women.
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The website from Americans for Tax Fairness, called "Trump Tax Cut Truths," contains searchable data about the size of corporations' tax cuts as well as information about bonuses, wage increases, job cuts, new investments and stock buybacks companies have planned following the law's enactment.
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Since getting engaged, Mr. Rosen and Ms. Safon have planned many details of their upcoming wedding — they'll be married on June 3, 2018 at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park — but are still sorting out the ways in which they'll get their friends involved.
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After a 2014 shooting in a library at Florida State University in Tallahassee -- the same town where a gunman would kill two women in a yoga studio four years later -- Donahue her fellow librarians have planned what they'd do in case of an attack.
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When the series was getting off the ground, Agag promoted it as a venue for the world's leading manufacturers to develop and battle-test high-performance EV tech, which would then trickle down into the dozens of electric road cars they have planned for the coming years.
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" Shlomo Brom, a retired brigadier general at Israel's Institute for National Security Studies, told The Times that while the military probably decided to use lethal force as a deterrent, "In my opinion they should have planned from the beginning to use minimal force and to prevent casualties.
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On Sunday, the Beverly Hills 90210 alumn shared some sweet images with her former costar on Instagram, revealing that she had been cast to play a special character on CW's hit series for a tribute episode they have planned to honor Perry following his tragic death.
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Minors frequently have little to no recourse when it comes to arranged marriages, and face overwhelming legal and practical barriers if they try to say no to a marriage their parents have planned for them, or to get out of a marriage once they are in it.
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No matter what you have planned for the summer — beach vacations, road trips, or lazy afternoons spent relaxing on the porch — you'll want to have a great read on hand, and Amazon's latest list of the best new books is the perfect place to find one.
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Even if your heirs know you owned cryptocurrency, there is no way they will be able to access those assets unless you also share the encrypted passcode needed to unlock your account — which can be virtually impossible unless you have planned ahead for such a contingency.
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Rabelo said the protesters have planned new blockades for at least one week ahead, each day at a different point in the BR-163, which is a key road for trucks carrying soybeans and corn from center-west farms to a trans-shipment hub in Miritituba.
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The details suggesting the attack may have planned months in advance were part of more than 300 pages of search warrants unsealed by a federal judge in Nevada on Friday, according to the Los Angeles Times, one of several publications that sought release of the documents.
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Image: The internetYesterday, Google finally sent out invites for its annual fall product event set for October 9, and even with the preponderance of leaks showing the alleged Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, the announcement instantly reinvigorated speculation about what else Google might have planned for the day.
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With the release date for John Wick 3 officially set, now is the time to speculate about what star Keanu Reeves and screenwriter Derek Kolstad, who wrote the first two films and is penning the third, might have planned for the third installment of the popular action franchise.
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Think about what counter-protesters might look like and why they might be there, and then find people — whether that's members of your organization or law enforcement — who will watch the crowd and be ready to engage with counter-protesters if they try to disrupt what you have planned.
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KYOTO, Japan, July 303 (Reuters) - A man suspected of torching an animation studio in western Japan shouted that he had been plagiarised and appeared to have planned the attack, media said on Friday after a blaze that killed 33 people in Japan's worst mass killing in two decades.
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"They will have planned to attack at the perfect time and will have trucks and guns waiting for all the men they free"Abu Ahmed said that in a series of attacks on Mosul in 2014, the plan was merely to break out 2,500 fighters from a local prison.
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I hope that those school districts that have planned to introduce "maker spaces" in their buildings, where students actually design and make things — using the kinds of skills that will serve them well whether or not they become surgeons — are inspired to commit resources to this crucial work.
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The National Park Service also recommends making a packing list of things you may need according to the activities you have planned (proper boots for hiking, life jackets for kayaking) and then testing your equipment before arriving so you know if anything won't work for you before you get there.
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"We have planned a great and unified Convention this week and I hope and expect that the DNC team that has worked so hard to get us to this point will have the strong support of all Democrats in making sure this is the best convention we have ever had."
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"Visitors from around the world who have planned their trips to our national parks months in advance now face the possibility of disruption and disappointment when they arrive at parks only to find closed visitor centers, locked restrooms and unplowed roads," Theresa Pierno, president of the National Parks Conservation Association, said.
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Trump does not appear to have planned his first health care failure as an "Art of the Deal" scheme to remove Paul Ryan, as Breitbart speculated back in March; weeks later, he leaned heavily on the House speaker for the graceless, forceful vote on a newer version of the bill.
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"Since the 1990s, 'three forces' inside and outside China (ethnic separatist forces, religious extremist forces, violent terrorist forces) have planned and organized thousands of violent terrorist incidents in Xinjiang, China, resulting in the injuries and deaths of a large number of innocent people of all ethnic groups," the statement said.
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In an effort to make it more publicly available, the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto (MART) — home to the Depero archives — and New York's Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) have planned to republish the tome in its entirety, right down to its aggressive binding.
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No one was put under sanctions on Tuesday, but the new rules will allow the EU to target militants who have planned or taken part in attacks, as well as those who finance or arm militant groups such as Islamic State and al Qaeda, and those who seek to recruit more members.
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"We have planned a great and unified Convention this week and I hope and expect that the DNC team that has worked so hard to get us to this point will have the strong support of all Democrats in making sure this is the best convention we have ever had," she said.
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This was after Stiebitz had told his class that Dvořák is said to have planned to compose another symphony after returning to Europe from America, with the inclusion of water themes as a reference to his oceanic voyage—and the unfinished piano fragment may have been an attempt at writing this new symphony.
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Their demands: Jailhouse Lawyers Speak says the inmates have planned work stoppages, sit-ins, and hunger strikes, and demand: Higher wages and job rights on release Restoration of voting rights for felony convicts A better channel to hear grievances Abolishment of the death penalty "They're pretty mild and reformist demands," Peril said.
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White House aides said Mr. Shine could not have planned that a confrontation between Mr. Trump and Mr. Acosta would take place, or known that it would turn into a fight that ultimately went to court, and insisted he was referring simply to the president's feistiness before he went to the podium.
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"Visitors from around the world who have planned their trips to our national parks months in advance now face the possibility of disruption and disappointment when they arrive at parks only to find closed visitor centers, locked restrooms and unplowed roads," Theresa Pierno, president of the National Parks Conservation Association, said in a statement.
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As with most of Simon's television work, The Deuce is a slow burn, more intent on creating a world than speeding through plot — this eight-episode first season sets the table potentially for two more that Simon and Pelecanos have planned, which would eventually lead the characters into the still-debauched sex industry of the '183s.
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"I wouldn't say the results were disappointing … AirAsia actually displayed the best results among all the listed carriers that I cover in Asean, that's why I'm still very positive on the stock and moving forward, there are cost saving initiatives that they have planned for so this should bode well for the upcoming quarters, " he said.
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Protesters have planned demonstrations across the U.S. for Presidents Day in response to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to declare a national emergency for border wall funding.
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"The more houses we build, the less of these issues we encounter, but there will always be some issues that pop up, especially when a customer wants us to install something that has unclear or unusual installation requirements that we just could not have planned for without having the fixture or manual in our hands," Parham said.
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The community of around 90,000 is often referred to as the "heart of jihadism" in Europe because it has been home to a number of jihadis, including Salah Abdeslam, who have planned or carried out terror attacks across Europe, from the 2004 train bombings in Madrid to the 2014 shootings at the Jewish museum in Brussels.
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Silva uploaded a post mocking Bisping for kicking his own trainer while hitting pads at an open workout the other day, and immediately Bisping responded by sending out a copy of his most recent clean drug-test report: a wildly disproportionate response to a bit of light ribbing, but if what Silva is after is absolution he couldn't have planned it any better.
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If the usual cycle holds, it's going to be a few months before Google is ready to share anything about Android Q. But XDA Developers apparently managed to spend some time with a very early version of Android's next big update, and although it doesn't offer the full view, it does provide a look at some of what Google might have planned.
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They try to plan everything down to a point and then when they get on set something goes wrong and they completely freak out and panic and they just drop everything and try to still pull off what they have planned when they should be just working with whatever they have in the moment and making the best out of that.
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The Hill's Morgan Chalfant took a look at what Democrats have planned: Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, is slated to testify before Congress publicly next month, an event that promises high drama as lawmakers question him on Trump's dealings in Russia and his involvement in a scheme to pay off women alleging affairs with him during the 22019 campaign.
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Future research we have planned includes evaluating public response to decisions, such as commentary on social media, to learn what types of cases people are most attracted to; expanding the data in the model to cover more decisions over more time; and using text transcripts of the oral arguments to attempt to predict outcomes of cases that have not yet been decided.
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I'm hoping that a ritual I have planned for New Year's Eve in which I put everything that reminds me of this year in a box, set it on fire and hurl it into the Thames will finally cleanse my soul of these horrors, but I was fully ready to stick Gilmore Girls on, cross my fingers and hibernate until December 31.
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German Chancellor Merkel and world leaders including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Emmanuel Macron, and Theresa May seek to tackle topics like free trade, terrorism, climate change and migration, but protesters have planned huge marches through the streets to voice their opposition to the G-20, which they say has failed to solve the biggest issues facing the planet.
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Faced with high costs and the chilling effect of the neighbourhood giants, entrepreneurs who would once have planned to build their businesses entirely in the Valley are increasingly pursuing three other courses: launching their startups somewhere else; moving their headquarters somewhere else once they reach a certain size; or keeping their headquarters in the Valley but scaling their operations elsewhere—"Off Silicon Valleying", as some call it.
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A guest co-host on Fox News Channel's "Outnumbered" program on Tuesday appeared to suggest that FBI agents might have planned to assassinate President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Restaurant, bar, and shop owners may see their businesses collapse if they close or operate at half-capacity for weeks on end; service sector employees don't get paid for the days they cannot come into work or the appointments that get canceled; parents are being asked to somehow work and entertain housebound children; people are canceling weddings they have planned for years or delaying nonessential medical care in the face of mounting pain and anxiety.
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In a clip from Tuesday's episode first reported by Media Matters, guest co-host Kevin Jackson floated the possibility that FBI agents revealed to have sent anti-Trump text messages may have planned to kill Trump after the president defeated Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE last November.
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"We have planned the end of thermic vehicle use, and therefore of fossil energies, by 2030," Paris deputy mayor in charge of transport Christophe Nadjovski said Thursday on France Info radio, according to The Associated Press Paris City Hall issued a statement Thursday emphasizing that officials plan to keep discussing the idea with residents and carmakers in the coming months, but called the tentative 2030 deadline "a feasible and realistic" goal, according to the AP. Melanie Zanona has the story here.
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