I can chase having a classic, having a flawless album, having a 20-song album.
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Having five good hitters is more than 20173 percent better than having four good hitters, and having six is more than 20 percent better than having five.
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"Throughout history, women have had issues with having a voice, having a job, having equal pay," she explained.
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Your having it does not deprive me from having it; indeed we gain from others having basic security.
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While VR/AR will start off segmented with Oculus having a platform, Sony having a platform, Microsoft having a platform, Google having a platform, and even Apple having a platform eventually, it may also stay segmented rather than consolidated.
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" Florencia (21), law student "I believe that having gotten this far is important, having attended protests, having attended meetings, having kept up with the debate—it makes us stronger.
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Only humans face the often complicated reality of having potential and having to make choices based on having potential. . . .
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And it ends in 250 with the government having won, with Thatcher having won, and the miners having lost. Wow.
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They were having financial ... They were having troubles. Yeah.
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And it really means having a lot of bravery and having a lot of honesty and having a lot of humanity.
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Having met with the families, having met with the victims, having seen myself what had happened there, it's affected me deeply.
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Having access to that trove of data, having access to all that shipment information, having access to all that facility information.
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After having two children, Tammy and John began having problems.
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To me, fearless is having fears, fearless is having doubts.
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Having one bill is nicer than having seven bills. Right.
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For us, having horses was like having dogs or something.
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Having stronger muscles does not necessarily mean having big muscles.
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Having earbuds in prevents me from having to acknowledge panhandlers.
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Speaking of having a chance, is Periscope having a renaissance?
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Without having to go through ... Without having to re-compete.
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That's actually having equity ownership and Indigenous leaders having control.
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Having 'some' access is very different than having 'comprehensive' access.
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Having it all comes down to having the right mindset.
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"Having something is probably better than having nothing, " McGinn says.
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"Having a life meant having a story," the book begins.
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The woman accused them of having entered the apartment uninvited and having taken turns having sex with her while she was incapacitated.
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Having Google Maps or Spotify readily available without having to dig around for your phone is vital to having a good commute.
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My mom definitely cares more about me having my grades up than me having fun, having more friends, or being in different clubs.
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"Having met with the families, having met with the victims, having seen myself what had happened there, it's affected me deeply," Sandoval said.
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"Getting that beforehand and to be able to have her here [tonight] — it's so nice having family, having a girlfriend, having friends here."
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Alas, having naturally dark brows also means having naturally dark roots.
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We just went from having 40 investors to having one investor.
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Having social phobia is like having a muzzle on 24/7.
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I maintain that having Facebook is better than not having Facebook.
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When she's having a good time, you're having a good time.
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Daunted at having to return to work after having a baby?
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Very good towels.... I was having fun, they were having fun.
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Having a go at this and having a go at that.
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Iran denies having political prisoners or having executed any such prisoner.
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I'm having a good time, and they're having a good time.
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We were just hanging out, having drinks, having dinners — as friends!
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Not having the clothing, not having any parts of gender identity.
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But there's a big leap between having diversity and having integration.
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You can see why he's having the success he's having today.
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I was having, and I'm still having pretty scary prison dreams.
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"Having a start-up is like having another child," she said.
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They're having more effective conversations and they're having more of them.
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"I deeply regret not having understood these women, not having loved them, not having supported them lovingly during such a horrible moment," she wrote.
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After all, individual people don't go from having college degrees to not having college degrees to again having college degrees in four-year intervals.
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He shot at people having a good time and having a party.
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"Thank you for having heard us, for having believed us," Kovalchuk said.
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So the president is having an impact and is having an effect.
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Having now kicked it off, I'm glad that we're having that conversation.
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In general, I like having songwriting assignments and I like having deadlines.
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But having to use the automated systems meant having to improve them.
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She didn't know the difference between having money and having class either.
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"Having diabetes, having cancer -- it's not something that picks parties," Warren said.
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SPICER: [T]here's a difference between having a card and having care.
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Besides, having no taste whatsoever is way worse than having bad taste.
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Having a title does not necessarily amount to having the final word.
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I don't understand why we're having the conversation, but we're having it.
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It's having other, higher priorities beyond having more megapixels in your sensor.
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Having to be dressed like that and having to talk to people.
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Is it because having lame friends is better than having no friends?
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"Having metastatic cancer is a bit like having another occupation," she said.
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The point of having a show like that and having it covered.
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It's like having a new, speedy phone, without having to buy one.
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I enjoy having no money more than having a lot of money.
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Having food to feed my child and having toiletries that we need.
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Having a better imagination does not simply mean having more vivid imagery.
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Yes, having a despised shed is better than having a skull fracture.
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I don't remember having written it or even having seen it before.
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So I want you having your own investment account, I want you having your own emergency account, I want you having your own credit score.
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"Before [Gypsy] was five, she was having problems with her eyes, was having seizures, digestive system [issues,] having a problem digesting certain foods," Rod explained.
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Other interesting findings in WalletHub's study include Anchorage, Alaska having the longest average work week, and Burlington, Vermont having the shortest, as well as Detroit, Michigan having the highest availability of human capital and Orlando, Florida having the lowest.
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We&aposve included the median cost of having a vaginal birth with insurance and having a vaginal birth without insurance, as well as the cost of having a c-section with insurance and having a c-section without insurance.
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Having inclusive educators, having at least one [teacher] who is open to queer and trans students, having an adult you can come to — that's really important.
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And what we did yesterday was recognize the fact that folks were having, veterans were having -- as I&aposm a veteran -- were having difficulty getting appointments.
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We hold that in very high esteem, having the ability to do that, having the opportunity to do it, having the ability to play for it.
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"I love having my ghosts and I love having my memories," she said.
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I like having a balance between having my hair shaved and my locs.
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Having 50 great qubits is far superior to having 2,000 really lousy qubits.
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He misses being able to drive, having privacy, and having an easier job.
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Having the proper insurance goes hand-in-hand with having an emergency fund.
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So I'm learning about having a daughter, having a girl in the family.
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You're ready to start having much more fun than you've been having, Cancer!
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Having an identity outside of work is about more than just having fun.
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"People are out having snowball fights, having a good time," Rawlings-Blake said.
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Having an HBCU experience, you can't replicate that without having gone through it.
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"I think having strong friends – having a support group – is everything," Kloss says.
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"Having empathy is good when you're having a fight with someone," said Dotan.
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"I never imagined that having it all would include having cancer," she writes.
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"Ever since then, I've been having PTSD, I've been having nightmares," said Evans.
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But having the right products isn't the same as having the right strategy.
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Having too much "stuff" has its own consequences, just like having too little.
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Having the best tools is just as important as having the best ingredients.
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Having a substance use disorder is like having diabetes or a heart condition.
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It's nonetheless assumed that having a strategy is better than not having one.
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Having her around and having these other musicians pushed us for the better.
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It's the people we are having conversations about, and not having conversations with.
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Are we having an Iranian nuclear restart or are we having maritime issues?
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It's just about people having the power to change having no political will.
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You're having an effect on it, and it's having an effect on you.
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While having a daughter versus a son used to make American parents more likely to keep having children, theoretically to try for a son, now the opposite is true: Having a daughter makes it less likely that they keep having children.
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Trump, who has boasted of having a bigger nuclear button than Kim does, must also humbly recognize that having greater power does not mean having greater leverage.
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In addition to financial dissatisfaction, having very low income, poor health, not having children, and having conservative sexual attitudes were linked to female (but not male) sexlessness.
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They don't understand that family values means having a context, having a place where you belong, having people who really know you and to whom you're accountable.
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And having the winning poker room is as important as having the winning hand.
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I know having been one myself, and having lots my friends who are founders.
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Bias Most simply, having a bias means having a favorite member within a group.
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I've been quite emotional all last week thinking about having ended, having finished it.
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But I was worried about having Debbie's family having to relive it again, honestly.
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I've been quite emotional the last week, thinking about having ended — having finished it.
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"Having a gun now is like having a time bomb," the Japanese gangster said.
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He told me, 'If you're not having fun, the audience is not having fun.
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I'm not having those blow-up innings I was having earlier in the season.
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But having both the resources and the drag is still better than having neither.
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This isn't just about having the right product, it's about having the right experience.
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"To me, having it all is not having it all and it being OK."
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I remember she came home from having nipple reconstruction, after having her lump removed.
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She's not the only one having weird visions, though — Clementine has been having nightmares.
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Somehow, not having a cerebellum at all is better than having a damaged one.
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Powerful goal-setting isn't about just having goals for the sake of having them.
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We see people having fun, right, and we want to eliminate people having fun.
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These days, having a typewriter is like having a katana sword in your bedroom.
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He's not having some life over here and I'm having some life over there.
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It's not just having the right stuff today, but having the really right stuff.
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Why are we not having a conversation on the impact it's having on culture.
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Annahij said there's a big difference between having a friend and having a buddy.
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Having access to the kernel then means having access to everything on a machine.
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It was their way of not really having a thing, but having a thing….
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Having once been a teenager and having always loved twee movies, I understand this.
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Humanitarian concerns — like having been tortured, having PTSD, or being handicapped — are also key.
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" He continued: "We don't choose between having a program and not having a program.
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While millennials may be having less sex, they're having higher-quality sex, she said.
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"It's not only having that second pitch, but having that third pitch," Hamels said.
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Republicans broke the pattern of having members question Mueller by seniority by having Rep.
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Having been one, and having spent what for me was a lot of money.
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Increased prices could could mean the difference between having and not having Internet access.
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"To me, having a penis honestly is almost as vital as having a heart."
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Having to survive and having to not just design but all these other things.
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People talk about the pain of having a family but also having no family.
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How do you handle having relationships, having social relationships, with the people you cover?
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"While having children has gotten easier, not having children has gotten harder," she said.
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So you go from having a mono-bosom to having no bosom at all.
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It's no good having them come off and then having to rearrange everything yourself.
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So the key isn't having a spring per se, it's having the right spring.
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And you're not having to go to your grave not having done anything interesting.
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Just having, not necessarily the right views, but definitely having respectable, esteem-worthy views.
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While having too few can compromise safety, having too many burdens the American taxpayer.
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Having women board members helps too, but not as much as having women executives.
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I also like having nice candles and I like having my little things there, making a cup of tea and telling jokes and cooking and having a few drinks.
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"But if you analyze this situation properly, the possibility of having a different action aboard, of having a terror attack, is higher than having a technical problem," Fathi said.
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It's hard to believe anyone could be against pregnant women and infants having quality health services, families having clean drinking water, or retirees having rock-solid Social Security benefits.
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The only thing that might be worse than having a debilitating condition for which there is no accepted cure is having a doctor sleazily mock you for having it.
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When we go so long not having what we really want, we create subconscious associations between having it and "being bad," because we have judged others for having it.
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Rather, those who were already having some sex without condoms reported having more of it.
|
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It's a recipe for having a huge debt, having inefficient equipment, and then going bankrupt.
|
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Sometimes you're having these great experiences and sometimes you're having really bad experiences, too. Right?
|
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Instead of having two grand mal seizures a week, she was having two a day.
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"We are having a discussion on having a discussion; its meta monetary policy," he said.
|
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It's humans pretending to be something they're not and having emotions they're not really having.
|
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"Growing up, having this figurehead, having this stability above me has been incredible," William says.
|
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Often we will talk lunch after just having breakfast, and dinner after just having lunch.
|
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I can see the clear relationship between having wealthy parents and easily having wealth ourselves.
|
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Just having, coming along and having massive exits doesn't mean that somehow we built America.
|
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Mission is poverty alleviation and shared prosperity, having countries do better, having them grow more.
|
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The last few years, cover guys have been having Pro Bowl years, having unbelievable seasons.
|
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Similarly, having enthusiastic volunteers conducting a phone bank is more effective than having paid professionals.
|
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Having nieces and nephews around can also give single people practice for having kids someday.
|
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Which of these (having, not having) will make me happiest, I can't know for sure.
|
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It's a lot easier to get used to having money than to not having it.
|
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Could you imagine having to do that every day or having it done to you?
|
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"She starts having a really bad headache … she was having a brain aneurysm," Eddie said.
|
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Plus, having that pregnancy glow is like natural botox or having a facial every day.
|
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The other two are having a scalable product or service, and having the right investors.
|
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That's a novel about having a baby, maybe even the novel about having a baby.
|
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Having a well-stocked pantry is important, so you're not always having to buy things.
|
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It's like having a girlfriend, except...you know, it's nothing like having an actual girlfriend.
|
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It depends on the kind of sex you're having, and who you're having it with.
|
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There's nothing wrong with having fun and having hobbies, but it's gotta be in context.
|
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Apparently, having an Oscar does not exempt you from having your face compared to genitalia.
|
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Having a variety of weapons is a key component in having success in this game.
|
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The only thing worse than having a visible tat is having bad breath or piercings.
|
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"Having a bigger physical presence is a much better strategy than having less," he said.
|
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When did we decide having to be old also still meant having to be cool?
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I can't imagine having a trip like that and then having so many health issues.
|
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It took not having fun for two years to realize what having fun was again.
|
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You're having a conversation about people having expectations of who you are supposed to be.
|
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It's a little crazy having all of this prep work after just having a child.
|
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"Having three giants in the industry is much better than having two giants," he said.
|
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While having no criminal record, Cruz was known in school for regularly having disciplinary issues.
|
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"I could survive not having science, but I couldn't survive not having writing," he said.
|
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"My family talks about what we're having for dinner when we're having breakfast," she said.
|
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An earlier version incorrectly showed some states flipping back from having cases to having none.
|
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While Apple TV+ was having a breakout moment, Netflix was having an even bigger year.
|
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Reporting on having been there, on having been , is a big part of the work.
|
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" Love's voice returns: "A lot of that is just, you know, having heart, having hustle.
|
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But is having Medicaid, as those critics also say, much worse than having private insurance?
|
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It seems that having a diverse team contributes to having better representation in your work.
|
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Mr. Boyd arrested him, searched his car, and charged him with seven offenses: not having insurance, failing to register the vehicle, not wearing a seatbelt, having an expired driver's license, not having a driver's license, lacking a vehicle inspection sticker, and having illegally tinted windows.
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Lian: No, but I had enough images in my head to expect that if you're having sex and you're not having orgasms—which, who does when you start having sex?
|
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People everywhere will get priced out of having insurance or go bankrupt simply for having dealt with human conditions, such as a surprise bit of cancer or having a kid.
|
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"If you analyze this situation properly, the possibility of having a different action aboard, of having a terror attack, is higher than having a technical problem," he said in Cairo.
|
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I more or less stopped blogging, because you get into this content-creation hamster wheel of going out shooting, having to edit, having to post, having to promote, and repeat.
|
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Things I don't do include: taking recreational drugs, having unnecessary cosmetic surgery, having sex with someone whose STI status I know nothing about, drunk driving... And having my eyeballs tattooed.
|
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And having been to Iran, having heard these stories, being very connected to Iranians and having relatives in Iran made me realize that I know what Iranian women are like.
|
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Not having enough life insuranceBeyond having no life insurance at all, the experts who spoke to Business Insider said not having enough coverage was another huge mistake many people make.
|
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My problem is that having a relationship with shorts means having a relationship with my legs.
|
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People having DACA, then not having it, didn't always mean they were losing all legal protection.
|
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If Prairie and Karim are having a bad days, Homer is having an even worse day.
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If you weren't planning on having a hot girl summer before, you're definitely having one now.
|
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We lived with them but it was hard having a child and not having a partner.
|
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Despite having the largest population of any country in the world, China isn't having enough babies.
|
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"Having my kids run out on stage, having my family, the moment was perfect," she said.
|
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You've heard of humans having seeing eye dogs, but what about dogs having seeing eye dogs?
|
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If 2016 taught us anything, it's that having political experience doesn't mean having all the answers.
|
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On Wednesday, Jung admitted to having shared videos he took secretly while having sex with women.
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The benefits of having strong relationships do not depend on having a single partner, says Haidt.
|
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Having more trees in the landscape depletes water resources—like having more straws in a drink.
|
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I'm not sure if they're having better sex, but they seem to be having more sex.
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NOT HAVING IT: Don&apost try to tell Rodriguez that Darnold is having a disappointing season.
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It was the same outcome whether I was having a drink or wasn't having a drink.
|
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When she says she's having a terrible time, everyone is actually having a terrible, terrible time.
|
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Women are delaying having children, and having fewer of them — if they have any at all.
|
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Not so much having stuff, but having my own bed, and a kitchen and some space.
|
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Having policies is one thing, but having staff on hand to actually enforce them is another.
|
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I certainly can't say that I'm having more sex than I did before having a child.
|
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Every time I talk to her she teaches me about persevering, having courage and having faith.
|
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Jung admitted on Wednesday to having shared videos he secretly took while having sex with women.
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It would be like having the world's most understanding roommate, but never having to reciprocate. Mrs.
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They were 2-7, having lost the last five and not having won one since 1995.
|
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Having healthy troops means increased readiness for combat, and that means having access to tobacco-alternatives.
|
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"People are more concerned about having not enough projects rather than having too many," he said.
|
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I stayed with them for four weeks, having only having chatted with them for ten minutes.
|
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You can feel fancy having homemade bread without really having to put in too much work.
|
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However, having a stable and predictable schedule is more beneficial than having a modestly higher wage.
|
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"Without a good infield — good defense, period — they're not having the years they're having," Gibbons said.
|
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I tried having the M where the P was and even having the word read counterclockwise.
|
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Not smoking was defined as never having smoked or having quit at least five years ago.
|
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I was tired after having worked there for two years having nobody do anything about it.
|
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And I don't think you'd be having the kind of problems that you're having right now.
|
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Having a partner is great, but not having one shouldn't be something to be ashamed of.
|
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But I don't like having too many—whereas I could never imagine having too many hoodies.
|
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Dallas coach Rick Carlisle would almost certainly take having too many guys over having too few.
|
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She wasn't actually having seizures while she was having the EEGs, so they weren't being captured.
|
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"We're talking about kids not having a home and not having a permanent family," she said.
|
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"Having cash on hand, having liquidity, is hugely important, especially during times of uncertainty," Anastasio says.
|
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"I will discuss it when they're having their elections and when they're not having their elections."
|
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Having children, I see, requires having a deep sense of hope or faith that I lack.
|
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I wanted to tell Jackson this, about having had this feeling and not having it anymore.
|
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We should not have to choose between having a clean environment and having a clean home.
|
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Recent work suggests one of the biggest predictors of having an affair is having strayed before.
|
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That doesn't necessarily mean having money, but it means having more money than she's ever had.
|
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It went from me having a full-time job to now not even having a job.
|
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It was about dudes having a blast together, being dudes, being bros and just having fun.
|
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Having heart surgery later in the day may be safer than having it in the morning.
|
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"Today we are pulled between two options: having a state or having no state," he said.
|
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He would say things about having flashbacks about having the nails driven in through his wrists.
|
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The extended Conner family was dealing with their lives having gone on without really having improved.
|
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But I think there's also the sense of having lost sovereignty, of having lost self-rule.
|
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"I've experienced not having anything to eat and not having a place to sleep," Pacquiao said.
|
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"I like having queer characters represented and having that part of me heard," Ms. Taylor said.
|
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They even postponed having a baby, she said, and now regretted having waited for so long.
|
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While having an orderly environment is important, having realistic expectations is as, if not more, important.
|
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"Whatever little affair I was having, or not having, I used to come here," she said.
|
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Having no formal credentials doesn't hurt one's chances, but having an already-established audience can help.
|
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Lately, they've been hit and miss with either not having broccoli or having low quality broccoli.
|
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"Having cash on hand, having liquidity, is hugely important, especially during times of uncertainty," Anastasio said.
|
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Having a diversified portfolio is just like having a great team with an assortment of skills.
|
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Having more third-party sellers helps Amazon grow its product selection, without having to purchase inventory.
|
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Instead of "having it all," too many women worry about not having enough to get by.
|
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If there's anything worse than having your legs chainsawed off—it's certainly having it done slowly.
|
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" "We're having very good talks with the EU and we're having very good talks with Japan.
|
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Nowadays, having a smartphone isn't an indicator of affluence any more than having a toothbrush is.
|
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HIV risk-related behaviors were described in the study as, in the past year, having five or more opposite-sex sexual partners; having male-to-male sex; having had sex in exchange for money or drugs; having had sex with an HIV-positive partner; having had sex with a partner who injects illicit drugs; using injectable illicit drugs, crack cocaine or meth; and for women, having sex with male partners who had sex with other males.
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Maybe people are having less sex today in a very literal sense—in other words, maybe they're having less penile-vaginal intercourse, the behavior people almost universally agree counts as having sex.
|
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You have the leaks coming out of intelligence and various departments having to do with Syria, having to do with all sorts of different places, having to do, frankly, with North Korea.
|
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If there were more people talking about having dyslexia, or things like having cellulite; having your thighs rub, jiggle, and chafe, feeling fat your whole lives — that's what would change young America.
|
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You might see your "first time" as your first time getting naked with a partner, having an orgasm with a partner, having a consensual sexual experience, having queer sex, or something else.
|
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"I think they'll probably play with me having it on and not having it on," he said.
|
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When I'm not having nightmares of rape, retaliation, or retrial that goes awry, I'm having panic attacks.
|
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Having seen it you will remember, deliriously, having been there, in some small part of your body.
|
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If I'm having fun and everyone's having fun, the chances are it's going to turn out okay.
|
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"Having options, not having this be a coronation, I think this is a good thing," he said.
|
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And she went from having a husband and a daughter to just having a son, that fast.
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The reason the department stores are having the problems they're having is they have too much overstock.
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So is having too much access to other people or folks having too much access to you.
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Some prospective priests don't want to choose between having a life with God and having a family.
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On Thursday morning, Stacy shared that Tripp was having trouble breathing despite having his oxygen tank on.
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"This is costing a lot of money: having FEMA, having the military, the first responders," Trump said.
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But if that's the cost of having Russell Westbrook, well that's the cost of having Russell Westbrook.
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There was one episode that deals a lot with having seances and having to do an exorcism.
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Part of the stress of having a credit card is having to pay the bills on time.
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Every astronaut in space is having their blood taken, having muscle biopsies, and is engaging in studies.
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"I think having healthy skin (also) comes from being happy and having a balanced life," she explained.
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It's not just about having more sex, as LoveSync's Kickstarter page boasts, it's about having better sex.
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For a lot of parents, having a boy means something holistically, seismically different from having a girl.
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Nowadays, my family really enjoys having a very traditional dinner, having some booze, and then playing cards.
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For some people, not having a working phone is more dire than not having clean drinking water.
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But it's not about having a penis, it's about having a vagina, and being who I am.
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Here you are today, likely having met some of your goals, and likely having missed other ones.
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I mean, it's just – having lived through that, having slept in my office for weeks, not remotely.
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"Having Caleb there for my first win and then having Dakota there for the other," He says.
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"Having inaccurate or incomplete information can be more damaging than having no information at all," he explains.
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Having a smartphone means having the world of social media at our fingertips all day, every day.
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And not always having a home, and definitely not having access to quality food, fruits and vegetables.
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She dreaded having to defend herself and who she was and having her real issues brushed aside.
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Having all these voices, having all the people speaking up, is good in the way Sarah said.
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Having a civil marriage ceremony is like having a weird and very small party in your house.
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Having all this stuff in your pocket and yet having it be 10 times easier to use.
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"I'm going to love being out there and having the crowds and having the support," he said.
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He explained having thrown away his vest in a garbage bin and having sold his hat afterwards.
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"For having a great family and for having made a tremendous difference in this country," Trump said.
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Then, it can be too late to lament not having had a say or not having voted.
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"It was best that way because it's really hard having visits and having to leave," she said.
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"Having a multilevel structure may, in and of itself, not require having a large brain," he said.
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Having the look isn't the problem—the issue is only having the goth look and nothing else.
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Having BYOB is no more legal than having a cash bar, so you might as well sell.
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Having a vented umbrella helps, too—it prevents the air from having too much of an effect.
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Having run for several years with no issues, Side-B is now, however, having its own problems.
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Suddenly, you're not checking your phone, you stop having the conversation that you're having with your friend.
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It's not easy having relationships with people after having to close yourself up like that to survive.
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Simply having life insurance for the sake of having a policy is largely a waste of money.
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I felt a visceral pleasure at having found this place, and at having it all to myself.
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So I went from having one kind of problem — not enough information — to having the opposite problem.
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"Having a great female villain is as interesting and as important as having a heroine," she said.
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Having the rotation and having those guys going deep in the game, that's how we operate here.
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It made sense versus having two New York apartments and having to travel to see each other.
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Netflix has gone from having very little debt in 2010 to having more than $10 billion now.
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The most common ones are having a fever, having a (dry) cough, and being short of breath.
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"Having patience, having good communication skills, it's a different personality than being a surgeon," Dr. Supiano acknowledged.
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" Horowitz: "We did not find any evidence of having engaged in any bias or having any bias.
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Having the CEO involved in the money-generating business is different from having a CEO who isn't.
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We don't like him having sex in the office, but it's really about lying about having sex.
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The topic of having kids is a conversation I've been having more often with my own parents.
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"I think, partially, [NYPD] don&apost feel like women having sex is really having sex," Robinson said.
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Never having seen the patients, only having seen a survey that they filled out on the website.
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When you realize that this is having a control over our social fabric, it's having a control over children's mental health, it's having control over our politics, it's having control over our elections, and people really haven't realized that technology is holding the pen of history right now.
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If having a country means having some kind of deliberation about what the problem is, absorbing new facts, being moved by them on occasion, becoming alive to problems that might have blossomed in blind spots — if this is having a country, it is hard work having a country.
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What's "having a moment" in print culture is rarely, maybe never, organic — in other words, part of the reason why they're "having a moment" is because somebody started saying they were having one.
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Those top two choices are followed by "having opportunities to advance" and "having control over how you do your work" (tied at 16% each), and finally "having colleagues who value your work" (11%).
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I did that for five years, and we managed to go from having both the teaching and research faculty at Lamont go from having single-digit numbers of women to having double digits.
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If having a child is like having your heart walk around outside your body, the Donald Trump presidency is like having the darkest part of our national selves sitting in the White House.
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Per The Washington Post: Factors that can count against a green card applicant include having "a medical condition" that will interfere with work or school; not having enough money to cover "any reasonably foreseeable medical costs" related to such a medical condition; having "financial liabilities;" having been approved to receive a public benefit, even if the individual has not actually received the benefit; having a low credit score; the absence of private health insurance; the absence of a college degree; not having the English language skills "sufficient to enter the job market;" or having a sponsor who is "unlikely" to provide financial support.
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"Having a government that cannot govern is just as bad as not having a government," Rajoy told lawmakers.
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So, having marginally more than 300kg of 3.67% uranium gets Iran basically nowhere nearer really having a bomb.
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So much of having CP is having a body that doesn't do what you want it to do.
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But you certainly could protect by having cameras on the exterior, by being -- having to buzz people in.
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Having a movie come out on Netflix is so different than having a book come into the world.
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Will the benefits of having greater production outweigh the ramifications of having fewer owners and benefactors of production?
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But as TMZ's reported ... Kim's surrogate is having a girl and Kylie's telling friends she's having a girl.
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She is also perceived as having risen above her station, having traveled the world and learned other languages.
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Wholesale markets could go from having dozens of participants to having hundreds, or thousands, or hundreds of thousands.
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Having a growth mindset leads to far higher achievement than having a fixed one, Dweck's research has found.
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It's part of having this huge economic surge from having all these brilliant ideas that change the world.
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It's all about being self-made, having freedom and liberty, and not having the government in our lives.
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Having this level of access is new, Cryer says, and having it makes her feel comfortable and safe.
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So there is some optimism about having potentially a way to treat the symptoms from having the coronavirus.
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So, within one day, we went from having $84,000 in the bank to having $823,000 in the bank.
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Shortly after I started having complications, the option of having more kids was almost taken away from me.
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Just living wild and free and having the most amazing time ever, and having quite a spiritual awakening.
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But just going by the numbers, your odds are statistically better of having herpes than not having it.
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Microsoft had the right idea first, but having the right idea hasn't translated into having the right apps.
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These are all debates worth having, and they're debates we've been having ever since the internet was invented.
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Despite never having needed a surf bike, I can entertain the need of having a rust-proof bike.
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Nevertheless, having never played the game previously, but having heard plenty about its greatness, I came away smitten.
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And of course, we're gonna ... Just so you know, we're having ... Who are we having at Code Conference?
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As much fun as Cyrus was having, it seemed as if her family's pets were having even more.
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Imagine having the weight of the free world weighing on your shoulders, and then suddenly having it lifted.
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It has been thrilling to see teens activated and having having such a powerful voice on this issue.
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"I remember her having brandy flavoring and I remember it not having any alcohol in it," Luckow says.
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"I remember having no shoes — having one pair of sneakers and one pair of school shoes," Lopez continued.
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HAVING THAT KIND OF GLOBAL FOOTPRINT, HAVING THAT KIND OF GLOBAL REACH, TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITIES FOR COST, FOR PRICING.
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Some subjects appear like morphed fashion croquis who care more about having fun than having classically good taste.
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There's something cool about everyone having to wait and everyone having to process it at the same time.
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For one, having it in the glove compartment is a better alternative than having it on your person.
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" Webster cautioned, though, that "it's not just having a bunch of gun laws; it's having the right ones.
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Over the last five years, everything is moving toward not having any toxic influences and just having positives.
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They share a sense of colossal failure—of having failed Clinton, and, more, of having failed the country.
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Congressional Republicans eliminated the penalty for not having having health insurance as part of the 2018 tax law.
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Of always having to be looked after, having to be cared for, because I've always had health issues.
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"So we're having two rate cuts; we're having effective introduction of QE by the Federal Reserve," he said.
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Is having a Pokémon as an unpaid maid better or worse than having one as a fighter-slave?
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" He added, "I want to stop having kids on the screen and start having them in real life.
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"Growing up, having this figurehead, having this stability above me has been incredible," he says in the documentary.
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Having been in the military, having been a non-commissioned officer, there is a swagger to my demeanor.
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If you're not having fun with Shakespeare — even having fun with death — you are doing something very wrong.
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"It's unlikely that it is having this universal effect of having people be more trusting," she tells me.
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The two things that employees complain about are not having enough bathrooms and not having enough meeting space.
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"Having to relearn how to breathe, having been in that boat before, it's a horrifying experience," she said.
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Callimachi: They present themselves as having been witnesses to horror, but never having carried out the horror themselves.
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Having a sexist in the Oval Office who curries favor with conservative religious groups is having dire consequences.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Well, just for the record, he denies having a temper tantrum by having a temper tantrum.
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The problem with having a great ice cream maker is having great ice cream around all the time.
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You go from having basically no premium under Medicaid to having a $8503,2850 premium in the individual market.
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Chuck: Having our money in separate spots helps with not having to discuss all of the small purchases.
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People are concerned about that, about having their pensions caught or about having their access to medical care.
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One singer, Jung Joon-young admitted to having shared videos he took secretly while having sex with women.
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But on many issues the 2020 Democrats aren't really having a primary campaign; they're having a purity test.
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"I've learned recently that there's a difference between having something to say and having a voice," he said.
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As I began to think about having children, I worried that having one tube would make conception difficult.
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But Tanaka was having his best month in August, having allowed just three earned runs in 10 innings.
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"It's just way harder, honestly, having two kids than having one," Chance said during a Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Back in 2016, Sevigny shared that she believes the key to having great skin is not having kids.
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"Having a cash reserve is a very subjective thing — some people are OK with having none," Boneparth says.
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Despite never having been convicted of a deportable offense, he'd been mistakenly flagged as having committed a felony.
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I'm speaking from experience, having been in them and having run the bar where the fight broke out.
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And part of the connection is hey, you're having the same kinds of conversations I'm having, aren't you?
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BlackRock's Bartsch said the Fed may be having some influence but emerging markets are having their own issues.
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We kept having good at-bats, we kept having a good game and, we were able to win.
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Symptoms of clinical depression include insomnia, appetite disruption, having difficulty experiencing pleasure, having low energy, and suicidal thoughts.
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In the first story, "Bad Boy," a couple becomes fixated on having a friend overhear them having sex.
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"We really did not want to compromise on having a yard and having four bedrooms," said Ms. Maheshwari.
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Having things handed to you versus having to earn the things you have, they create two different characters.
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I don't mean as a metaphor, like not having a lot or having to use your credit card.
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"It's like having a newborn again," my friend Amy said about the pace at home these days — the chaos of having our world split open, while having to get little people through the day.
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Having a large family, for example, will be a "negative factor"; having a health condition and not having private health insurance would be another "negative factor," as is being under 18 or over 65.
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As I said above, having more people giving input on a bill can lead to more confusion, but that's where having some order placed on the process helps—usually by having the committees do it.
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I'm happier having a cut flower that I can be done with when I'm done with it, but I think there's something really irreplaceable about having a living thing and having some sort of greenery.
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Lesbians reported having the least sex, with 35% abstaining the last year, 19% having sex several times per year, 25% doing it once or twice per month, and 4% having sex several times a week.
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"This 'incessant menstruation' is actually a modern construct," Yen says, explaining that because women are having fewer children overall and having them later in life, we're having more periods than we ever have in history.
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A, we're having extreme climate change; B, we're having floods; C, we're having refugees; and D, we're actually facing the extinction of animals on our planet, and then hanging over us is the perpetual warfare.
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Lawrence Summers: Well I think the Fed is in a challenging position in any event having to read what's happening in the economy, having to read possible inflation pressures, having to read developments in markets.
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The first one we are having here, the first person we're having is Daniel Gross in the red chair.
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Having one Wonder Woman light up the screen is exciting, but having two join forces on the red carpet?
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Right, two elephants having sex - after day ten, it&aposs just two elephants having sex in your front yard.
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With having to talk to me on camera and then having to let the show come out at all.
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Instead of having to deal with torrent files, or even having a BitTorrent client installed, the video just starts.
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Yeah, as far as true fans having emerged, and bookings, and having a little money in my pocket now.
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"But even after having Saint and knowing everything, Kanye was already talking about having more kids," continues the source.
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Having a house full of kids, with each kid having a unique personality, how do they all get along?
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" Fant added that "having the idea and even having a team to execute is only half of the battle.
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Having him back on the field should help Chicago, but having more of a sure thing would be nice.
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But the camaraderie of living in somewhere really remote, of not having amenities, and of not having running water.
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Still, her conflation of "having a positive body image" and "having a hot body" is giving us a headache.
|
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And Maller knows the value of having a community, having first met Sotira at a DeviantArt meetup in Australia.
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Taking on the Boston Celtics, having a bone fragment in my foot during that series, having a broken finger.
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Those spin moves could be the very reason we're having so much trouble having a longer chat with Hitomi.
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The Independent reports that 17-year-old Julio Macias Gonzalez started having convulsions while having dinner with his family.
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Mufleh: I've experienced being an outsider because of having to leave my country and having to start with nothing.
|
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Rather than involving themselves with politics, they detached themselves from institutional life, from having families, from having steady jobs.
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At some point, one contestant seemingly shames Hannah for having had sex before, and she is not having it.
|
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So just to sit there with a legend, having been invited to his house, having a conversation—pretty awesome.
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I feel like having milk ads and having Marines ads kind of set Transworld up for the gradual decline.
|
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It's a case of millions of fans, having spent 2016 hoping and praying, having their holiday wishes come true.
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Having—or not having—this kind of information can shape how a parent forms a relationship with their child.
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We're told he was having a hard time dealing with the trouble his dad was having at the network.
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"It's easier for me now, just realizing how much fun I'm having without having all that stuff," he says.
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I was just thinking about having my own beats, just like having my own beats to rap on, though.
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"Given the choice between having it on the schedule or having happy, contented talent," it was a no-brainer.
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"Women in the region are having abortions, they're just having them in an unsafe and clandestine manner," García said.
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Not having a child in a car seat and having her in the front like that is very dangerous.
|
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This runs the risk of having the economy overheat and of thereby having the Fed lose control over inflation.
|
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But apparently having spectacular hand-eye coordination and a strong overhead shot doesn't preclude you from having hateful opinions.
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It's not always easy having older sisters growing up – but what about having two fabulous, self-assured older sisters?
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Fedato: But I don't think you can compare having someone come over with having sex in a public space.
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"We've been having discussions with all of them, the president is having discussions with them," he said of Congress.
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Now we have data about how much having, or not having, a college degree affects who our friends are.
|
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We live in times when a picture of having done something is more important than actually having done it.
|
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However, Frank said that while some small banks are having some difficulties, people are not having problems getting loans.
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I don't care about anything having to do with anything having to do with anything other than the country.
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I miss having easy access to cities, mountains, and tons of beaches, without even having to leave the state.
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"It's like having a kid, so it's like having a kid buried next to you," a pet owner said.
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You might have some that are having a really great day and some that are having a shitty day.
|
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An anxiety builds as the ball taps back and forth: Are we having fun yet; are we having fun?
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Well, trust me, after many years at Viacom, having a vision and having a strategy was a new thing.
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And I had decided very early on with the life I was having, the life my parents were having.
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Having a gig in the gig economy is like having a normal job but without any of the benefits.
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Also, I would much rather regret never having children when I become elderly than risk regretting having a child.
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Not having kids isn't a selfish or irresponsible or childish decision—it's as valid a choice has having them.
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Members of Kitfox Games It seems that having a diverse team contributes to having better representation in your work.
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She's done a lot of the work of having been the first woman president without ever having been president.
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If you're having a bad game and other big men are having a good game, you clap for them.
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"It's like having a kid, so it's like having a kid buried next to you," Ms. Hutcherson, 35, said.
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The largest shares said they delayed or stopped having children because of concerns about having enough time or money.
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"If the DNC even intimated that they're not having a convention, then we're not having a convention," he said.
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I actually preferred having it read to me — having all the voices of the characters acted out was great.
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By having a routine, by having habits that I can fall back on, it's my way of enacting control.
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"Our main goal is to have as much fun as possible because if were having fun, everybody's having fun!"
|
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He's having so much fun, and he clearly delights in having the opportunity to show off his dancing ability.
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And spinal muscular atrophy wasn't going to keep me from having a girlfriend, getting married or having a family.
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DM: Here's another thought: Having an unlimited travel budget can actually keep you from having a great travel experience!
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I was made to feel guilty for not having been born earlier and not having participated in the war.
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Given that having the lights on can amplify one's insecurities, having a supportive partner could help make it easier.
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The impact of millennials having children later or, in some cases, not at all, is already having an effect.
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Having both on at once was a small luxury I greatly appreciated instead of having to toggle between them.
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I buy music and I like having access to it and not having to have a Wi-Fi connection.
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I am a little nervous about having to go back, and having to deal with stressful situations at work.
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So, it was my way of having a piece of the country and having his name with me always.
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Having a family full of Eagle Scouts meant having a family full of righteous men, and training began early.
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Those women went from having the worst survival rates to now having the best outcomes among breast cancer patients.
|
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Having multiple income drops appeared worse for brain health than having a single large drop during the study period.
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"It's just way harder, honestly, having two kids than having one," he said Tuesday during a Jimmy Kimmel Live!
|
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In some sense, not having our own foreign broadcasting is the same as not having a ministry of defense.
|
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Having covered the White House since the beginning of 2009, I'm definitely having to adjust to a new rhythm.
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And they can never control the constant demands that come with having kids and having a high-powered job.
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Having every single vase in the world is less important than having the best one, curated by an expert.
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By age 3, she was having 300 seizures a week, despite having tried more than half a dozen medications.
|
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The season begins with Philip having left the spy game behind and Elizabeth having to pick up the slack.
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Sometimes, having no constraints makes you create something better, and sometimes actually having constraints make you do something better.
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They don't have the problem that African Americans face of having dark skin and having people prejudiced against them.
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And they include the idea that abortion is always a choice between having a child and having no children.
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Twenty percent of the ex-players reported having chronic pain, 25 percent reported having been diagnosed with cardiometabolic diseases such as diabetes or high cholesterol, 22 percent reported having sleep apnea, 17 percent reported neurocognitive impairment and 9 percent reported having cardiovascular disease such as atherosclerosis or history of heart attack or stroke.
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So I would push myself to keep having sex and making sure I was doing it and because the pressure was so strong I ended up having panic attacks and anxiety about having sex with women.
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"The thing that got me through school, was having chorus and having band and having theater, and that is rapidly diminishing, so I feel like that is an organization that we need to support," Benanti says.
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Having a common vision, which we have, having leadership alignment, which we have, having leadership that embrace it in the Air Force and DoD, that's really a significant change in the last year that's really helpful.
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Simply having been arrested hurt a hypothetical applicant more than long-term unemployment, having a GED rather than a high school diploma, or even not having had any experience with a long-term full-time job.
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"When I'm not having nightmares about the rape, retaliation, or a retrial gone awry, I'm having panic attacks," she said.
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Having a relaxed body means having a relaxed anus, which will make the whole experience more pleasurable for everyone involved.
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An Instagram lesson from Mindy Kaling: Having two kinds of birthday cake is so much better than having just one.
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Something powerful enough that you can enjoy the perks of having the latest tech, without having to spend top dollar.
|
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Not surprisingly, lack of material resources, such as not having a job or having limited income, is a strong factor.
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The way I see it, being poor is like having cancer: You can't bootstrap your way out of having cancer.
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"There's nothing like that togetherness that we had on the road doing those auditions, having fun and having some laughs."
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FINK: And so having a strong dollar in front of having rising energy prices is really destabilizing for the world.
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We tried a lot of different things, like having them cum on food and having the girls eat the food.
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Having bought and renovated a 17-bedroom mansion in Florida for $41 million, he was having trouble finding a buyer.
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It's less about having one model and more about having a collection of different perspectives — that's what makes ColourPop interesting.
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I love just having guests over, having family and friends over, and I just wanted to share that with people.
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Having experienced it myself, having been in the organization and knowing the psychological damage it can cause, they're a cult.
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"He is known by prison authorities for having been radicalised, and having tried to radicalise others in 2015," Heitz said.
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" She added, "There's a lot of value in having healthy discourse and having conversations with people you might disagree with.
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Ana: I wonder how that sense of having to be "calculated," of having to stress about money, fucks with fucking.
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So really, it's not that no one is having sex in Japan, people just aren't having that much of it.
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It is caused not by women in poor countries having more children but by women everywhere else having many fewer.
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Having a baby and having to go through everything she did in India, all while trying to figure herself out.
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As much fun as he's having driving it, I'm having just as much watching him enjoy every second of it.
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Rua described him as the kind of player you love having as a teammate and hate having to play against.
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The other side: Having credit bureaus may put data at risk, but not having credit bureaus may potentially be worse.
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So he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the Second Amendment, having to do with guns.
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I hoped that she was having her baby, just like I was having my surgery, in the best of circumstances.
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The country is better off having a Republican in the White House than having a Democrat in the White House.
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I mean, it really sucks whenever I'm having to go pick up, because I'm literally having to do something illegal.
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"When a manager is having a particularly bad day, you are likely to start having a bad day," said McKee.
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Among all these, the most likely predictor of having a solar panel was having a neighbour who had installed one.
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But there's something romantic to us about solidifying that family unit by having the ceremony and actually having Hayden present.
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Due to me having MS and was hospitalized, I was faced with having to pay tens of thousands of dollars.
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" But Blumenthal blamed United for "having either oversold seats on the plane or having failed to properly schedule its crew.
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And you've got that evolution of going from myself not having much celebrity to having a little bit of celebrity.
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And, although there's no doubt having that sore isn't exactly the most fun you could be having, it will pass.
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That was published in 1894, and I'll be damned if they aren't having the same conversation we're having right now.
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Multiple Republicans CNN interviewed did agree that having Trump face Clinton in November was better than having Texas GOP Sen.
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Is having sex in VR or having sex with a robot all that different from pornography or other sex toys?
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Mostly his comments focus on having student aid be in the control of the states and having less federal influence.
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Despite never having held elected office, Lightfoot brings significant experience including having worked with Chicago city government on police reform.
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The SEC accuses Musk of having made material statements about production levels on Twitter without first having them vetted internally.
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But you know, why are the bedbugs having midlife crises, the fish having a tense dinner, rather than other species?
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But they soon reverted to treating nationality as a binary matter of having or not having citizenship, regardless of descent.
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With Uber, it turned out the only thing they liked less than having cars, was having responsibility for its employees.
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He led an impeachment crusade against President Bill Clinton for having an affair, while he was having an affair himself.
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We know what conscious experience is because the having is the knowing: Having conscious experience is knowing what it is.
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He wasn't chosen until 2000, despite having two master's degrees in technical fields and having worked as a Navy pilot.
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"She's definitely leaning towards pink hues and having fun with the fact that she's having a girl," said the source.
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Ireland has gone from having few openly gay public figures to legalising gay marriage and having a gay prime minister.
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""I don't know what's scarier though," Halsey continued, "having to talk about my boyfriend on TV or having that happen.
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While nothing compares to having a freshly cut Christmas tree for the holidays, having an artificial one comes somewhat close.
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Partly it comes from having had to figure out that time after college when I was having trouble getting hired.
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Having an insecure attachment pattern in childhood nearly doubles the chance of having a sudden religious conversion as an adult.
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Sixty-two is the percentage of women who reported ever having done so; smaller percentages reported having done it repeatedly.
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There's a difference between having a boss you don't really like and having one that makes you want to quit.
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And having a divided Legislature, Mr. Horner noted, means always having the ability to negotiate one chamber against the other.
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Intuitively, we think the pleasure of having a billion dollars, living in a castle, or having servants should never fade.
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Johnson spoke of her fears of having two children and the possibility of having to start over without her boyfriend.
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Having friends at work is not only key to your personal happiness, but it's vital for having a successful career.
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Having a poor phone connection is just as bad as (if not worse than) not having a connection at all.
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If it's not your decision, you're not having fun, and if you're not having fun, you might not enjoy it.
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Publishers are having a hard time making money, and having a new way to make money is a good thing.
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"Having a commercial business that's comfortable with having hook suspension performed there at all is kind of rare," he explains.
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What I want to see is not people having to sign up for Obamacare, or having to go into Medicaid.
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In another, she's repairing a relationship with no-job-having Lawrence (who she cheats on with bad-aim-having Daniel).
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But then because I was so busy having children and having a life, music came to me without overthinking it.
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No way you're gonna stop us from making records, from having shows, from having a scene, from looking this way.
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"Having this new body and having my hair growing back, I was not yet confident in my appearance," she explained.
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So we gave a lot of thought to having some sort of concept, having something to center this series around.
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You think about, we went from having no electricity to having a light bulb, and then all of this technology.
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"Liverpool controlled by having the ball, and United controlled by not having it," ran Mourinho's analysis of the second half.
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"Having a stylist is like a having a shrink or doctor, but is a lot more fun," Ms. Fisher said.
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I think the key is just having everything in one place instead of having to try and track everything down.
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"There's a difference between having friends at work and having friends that you're going to hang out with," she said.
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"Now, they see the American media as having an agenda and having their coverage distorted by this agenda," she said.
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"So now we are having to put ourselves into this terrible situation of having to go to prison," she said.
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Men are seen as having leadership qualities like gravitas, while women are seen as having supporting-role qualities like dependability.
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He wanted to apologize for having put Oleg in danger but also take credit for having intervened to save him.
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Trump is the only American to win the presidency having never served in the military nor having held elected office.
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About 77 percent reported having yearly mammograms, and 31 percent reported having a history of abnormal findings on a mammogram.
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The president presents a role model of sorts here, having been tied repeatedly to bankruptcy, and having always come back.
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We need to treat it seriously, and make sure having friends and having relationships is a priority in our lives.
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Then Pence would ram ahead with a social-conservative agenda on every topic having to do with people having sex.
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I had been there before, having gone midnight kayaking in the phosphorescent bays, and having found it to be transformative.
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"I don't know what's scarier though, having to talk about my boyfriend on TV or having that happen," Halsey said.
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Yet while our society focuses a lot on having sex, we do not know as much about not having it.
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And I saw other people going on and sort of having children and getting married and having careers and stuff.
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"Having somebody there next to you and having somebody on the same journey with you is really powerful," she says.
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He admitted last week in court to having embezzled money from Manafort and having an extramarital affair a decade ago.
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I came to medical school having served around violence and trauma, and having already received and given a death notification.
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"This is having nothing to do with me but having to do with the future of our country," he said.
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Having local health care representatives is far better than having health care managed from Washington, DC. Not even a contest.
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And that's what's really exciting: having different stories, having various storytellers as opposed to it falling on, like, one person.
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While having confidence in their own abilities may contribute to a child's sense of security, so will having supportive parents.
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MW: I had a goal, having been in Jenji's job and having so many directors come in over the years.
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One idea floated in the novel is that not having children is a bit like having a certain sexual orientation.
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The men accuse Karadima of having sexually abused them decades ago, and the Church of having covered up that abuse.
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But having an out-of-date or broken label maker defeats the purpose of having one in the first place.
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WE HAVE THE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF NOT HAVING LEGACY INFRASTRUCTURE, NOT HAVING BEEN IN THESE BUSINESSES, BUT ALSO HAVING A BALANCE SHEET FUNDING AND RISK MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE, WHICH I THINK IS VERY, VERY IMPORTANT IN THOSE BUSINESSES.
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Male participants interviewed in their 50s were far less likely to report having been verbally abused by an adult when they were children, having felt neglected, or having been abducted by one parent to hide from another.
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But having to navigate through 31 different relationships and personalities on The Bachelorette, and having to try to get people to open up and trust you is what Travis and I are having to do on Ghosted.
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Broadly's award-winning sex podcast My First Time explores sexuality through the lens of our firsts, whether it's your first time having sex after leaving a marriage, or your first time having sex after having gender confirmation surgery.
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Having children is an experience that can be so deeply tied to femininity and homemaking that when women's rights activists took their power in the workforce, many women started to forgo having a family for having a career.
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"It's not a function of having money, it's not a function of having a network, and it's not a function of having a track record because those guys have those things, and they still need this," he said.
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Having too many rules leads to a culture of non-compliance that is every bit as lethal as having too few.
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Having zero time to audition clearly didn't bode too well for Bowie having the time to actually star in the movies.
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This system seems to address the tension between having an app do your homework versus having an app help you learn.
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He wrote that he'd lived nearby for five years, but he'd never having seen any "kidz" having a "fun time" inside.
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Among young transgender people, nearly half admit to having seriously considered ending their lives, and one-quarter report having attempted suicide.
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"I thought, eh, she's probably just having really bad contractions, she's not having the baby right now," Niv Davidovich tells PEOPLE.
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"Having a movie come out on Netflix is so different than having a book come into the world," Han told Refinery29.
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"That's even something that I don't fully understand — having not been in the position of having stock compensation myself," he admitted.
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Despite having a "storybook" life to her friends, a family friend told PEOPLE that Chris and Shan'ann were having marital problems.
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I can grab the youth or people having fun with makeup, but unknowingly, they are having an experience that's much deeper.
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He noted that "a large body" of research has shown that having health insurance is linked to also having better health.
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Having the two of them fight side by side is almost, almost like having ol' dead Ned there in spirit. Almost.
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When no one wants to, it dawns on them spontaneously that having sex is just like having someone spit into you.
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That's kind of the decision I have to make, that possibility of not having one more match by having the operation.
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I guess the real question is: do you care more about having a small phone or about having the Apple ecosystem?
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Just because you don't love oversharing about the sex you're having (or not having), doesn't mean that you aren't sex positive.
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A woman's having children is so assumed that perhaps not having them is, in a way, another form of queerness altogether.
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Then, having to move and having to deal with the pressure of getting the show right — that was a breaking point.
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Quik (free)2) InstagramImage: ScreenshotThis is one instance where having a Chromebook definitely beats having a computer running Windows or MacOS.
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Is having the choice to wear lingerie on the internet as important as having the choice to own an assault rifle?
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In Europe, it's not just that they are having fewer children – more and more people aren't having any children at all.
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Having direct control of travel booking can result in a vastly better experience than having an agent book on one's behalf.
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"It may be people see him as having decent ideas or having decent economic experience or something like that," Kondik said.
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"The hardest part was having to share a bed with my sister (Maya) and not having very many toys," says Madelyn.
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She noted in the first debate that Trump didn't win in 2016 by having a plan but by having a message.
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I was just focused on having the content to make people understand me, having the content to really put out there.
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Other factors include being overweight, being physically inactive, smoking, having an unhealthy diet, and having a family history of heart problems.
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From being a nobody to being a favorite and not having a medal to then being a favorite and having one.
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Because of Louisiana's admitting privileges requirement, however, the state may soon go from having six abortion practitioners to having just one.
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A company can go from having no marketable product and no sales to quickly having one or both of those things.
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Interestingly, there's also a mysterious connection between having frequent nightmares and having breathing disorders associated with sleep, such as sleep apnea.
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Having to watch as media around the world takes a pot shot at you and having no way to defend yourself.
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I think they're okay having it up there and I think frankly NBC is happy having it up there as well.
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You're okay having them ... it's like having the pack of cigarettes in your pocket, but you're okay not smoking the cigarettes.
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We don't mind having a safety net for the wealthy, but we frown upon having a safety net for poor folks.
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Before Taylor Swift was known for having fistfuls of celebrity boyfriends, she was known for having one celebrity boyfriend: Joe Jonas.
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Having some savings taught me how to have money, but not spend it — an essential skill for having a credit card.
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Miller recalled working with a "bunch of Boomer men," and having the same conversation we are having now regarding office sex.
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Forced to choose between having the right technical answer and a more human interaction, Cameron picked having the right technical answer.
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There may be real medical benefits, depending on the situation and underlying condition, to having pain medication, to having an epidural.
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He was in the Marines from 2009 to 2013, having served in Afghanistan and having attained the rank of first lieutenant.
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"I really did think there were others who were having the same discomfort with him that I was having," she added.
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Having to deal with these kinds of judgments and having a thick skin is also something she seeks out in candidates.
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There were all these stories about having to mortgage her house, having to edit it in her dressing room in Vegas.
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And I know that I will always feel much better having done something once than not having done it at all.
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As a trans person, I think that having diversity in our storytelling and having our stories out there is super powerful.
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Throughout the album, Davis sings about her desire for a sensible balance between having unrequited love and having a successful life.
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At 15, I couldn't even comprehend someone having that many trash bags, let alone having that much weed in their possession.
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Having a provision on automated decisions is not a new right, having been brought over from the 1995 data protection directive.
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I knew that these imaginings weren't the real facts about having children—clearly, there was more to having kids than cuteness.
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" She added that in terms of innovation, "Having the different perspectives, having the different life experiences, makes you see things differently.
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Toronto advanced by virtue of having more away goals, having won, 2-1, in the first leg at Red Bull Arena.
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Brest: What I mean [by] strategic is having clear goals and having an evidence-based, evidence-informed strategy for achieving them.
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"Now, suddenly, there is going to be a group of people having the same thing, having the same experience," says Babitz.
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In TV terms, she's a broadcaster (despite now having a cable network), he's a niche programmer (despite having been on NBC).
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Wouldn't we be served better if people could pursue their careers without having to worry about having employer health insurance coverage?
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Now he was out of pocket, having paid his bus fare and not having sold a single item in six hours.
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Accusations against Bowman included shoving a team executive, having escorts at a work party, berating employees and having relationships with subordinates.
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How does pragmatism and idealism play into both having attended Stanford and having had a pre-novelist career in Silicon Valley?
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Maybe more questions these days about desire, from people who say they don't feel like having sex, and not having time.
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Unusually, Mr. Gignac was a believer in having the client stand while having her hair cut, though many preferred to sit.
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Having worked as a management consultant and traveled often, he always appreciated having a doorman to receive packages and dry cleaning.
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"I feel like having a true market for the software you're building is better than having an internal market," he says.
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"We can't have California having one piece of legislation and then Florida, Georgia and New York having different ones," he added.
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The danger to congressional Republicans isn't having to overcome a presidential veto, but in having to vote on the resolution itself.
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A patient may be having a psychotic episode because he fell off his medications, for example, or having drug-induced hallucinations.
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They're more about the problems that Dave Chappelle is having with — clearly having with himself and his interest in trans people.
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"Having to tell my kids and having to prepare for prison for something I didn't do was hard enough," she said.
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The demands of having just one screen, and having to fill all those seats made for programming that was risk-averse.
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Let me disappoint straight away: My priority has never been having kids who eat; it is about having kids who sleep.
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For being wrong in their eyes, for having a contrary opinion, for having more "likes" than they do, it doesn't matter.
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"But in this church, I'm having coffee with someone, and we're talking about not having enough money for insulin," Thornton explained.
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In their case, having access to expertise or intellectual resources was more important to them than having access to financial resources.
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Some reported having to drive farther to find a pet-friendly hotel or having to stay with non-pet-owning relatives.
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But not only is Tumblr having issues retaining users, but it&aposs also having trouble getting new people to its site.
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And as it turns out, the only thing better than having Donald Trump on your network is having him attack it.
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"Having some imperfect, less-reliable translations is better than not having any translations at all," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Then you don't have to .... you can just pay instead of having to buy all the equipment and always having that.
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It floated the possibility of having the state redraw new maps ahead of November or having a third party do so.
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The teenagers of the 1990s were having less, and safer, sex — a nearly sure-fire recipe for fewer teens having babies.
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Do you think that having a personal website is the equivalent of marking your territory or having a plot of land?
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There's no reason that these platforms can't get people more expressive doing things, having their own podcasts, having their own views.
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So the interesting thing about what Eleven brings is this idea that maybe there are things beyond justice, in terms of being a father; maybe having happiness, maybe having contentment and having a life that isn't so job-oriented.
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These breakdowns occurred for multiple and varying reasons: sometimes having to do with relative shifts in the balance of power, sometimes having to do with clashing ideologies, sometimes having to do with simple blunders and other idiosyncrasies of statecraft.
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Having no national team to belong to, having no flag to march behind, having no national anthem to be played, these refugee athletes will be welcomed to the Olympic Games with the Olympic flag and with the Olympic Anthem.
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Still, I'd rather pay a little bit more for the time-saving convenience of having a technician come to me, versus having to go to the Genius bar, waiting in line and eventually having a meltdown like this lady.
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That means going with you to doctor's appointments, having water available, having information, or at least knowing where to get information... meeting at the park for an hour and having a chat, or just a ten-minute phone call.
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It mixes notes of joy with the feeling of having seen and lived through a lot, having seen your friends submit to unbelievable treatment from their neighbors, and having learned the ability to just keep going on, without fear.
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In reality, people view "losing your virginity" in a whole range of ways — such as their first time having an orgasm with a partner, their first time having consensual sex, or their first time having oral or anal sex.
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After having sexual intercourse, he masturbated...I believe I dissociated during the time he was having sex with me...I played dead.
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So not really having full freedom on our trade policy, our tariffs schedules, and not having freedom with our regulatory framework, either.
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"Personnel is policy, so having a diverse leadership team and having women in leadership was important for Bernie to do," she said.
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He cannot stop me from having a clean energy fund; he can't stop us from having the best paid family leave policy.
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"When I'm not having nightmares of rape, retaliation, or retrial that goes awry, I'm having panic attacks," part of her statement read.
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Having a movie that pushes those boundaries, having more characters like this that aren't necessarily — that are atypical female protagonists, is important.
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Concerning company values, Back Market is all about having ambitious team members who show respect and kindness, while having humility and humor.
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Despite not having the proper licensing, the defendants are accused of having reproduced and distributed said recordings through TIDAL Music Service anyway.
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Limon admitted to having an affair with Hearn but denied having anything to do with hatching a plot to kill her husband.
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Having experienced a teacher being wildly inappropriate, I fear the outcome of other male teachers like him having access to a firearm.
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We've been talking about having kids and now we're talking about not having kids but I don't want to think about that.
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The exemptions are wide ranging, and can include having very low income, being incarcerated or having a close family member die recently.
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I certainly feel guilty at having a home at this age and certainly at having financial support from family to do it.
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However, she did acknowledge having paid Bennett, accusing him of making an "exorbitant request of money" because he was having money troubles.
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"They're having a good day, and I'm having a good day too," Trump told a group of veterans at the White House.
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I mean, having 100 building closed with members not having access to it and just working with emergency personnel, it's an issue.
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Having a pet fox would be great, but having a pet fox with a case of the giggles would be the best.
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Although her journey since having Domenica has had its ups and downs, the host says she isn't opposed to having more children.
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I've been through all of those stages: not having him, having him and being at odds, and being able to appreciate him.
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Hill has denied having a sexual relationship with Kelly but, last week, she admitted to having a relationship with the campaign staffer.
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Leaving a show in some ways is as heartbreaking as having a show canceled or having the last season of a show.
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Although I'm not having sex right now, I'm thinking about it all the time, which is annoying, because I'm not having it.
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The key to having a good fake name is having a banal fake name — something too boring to set off any alarms.
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But having homogenous newsrooms also created an ecosystem where having distance from and being neutral about a subject was the golden rule.
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Having chatty Mercury in the 10th house of career, for example, is totally different from having disciplinarian Saturn in the same place.
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Is having access to more information of unknown and dubious or even malicious provenance better than having access to some verified information?
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"Fuck, we're such great fathers" — we imagine them saying How has having a daughter changed you compared to say, having a son?
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Of course, having (or not having, in Vanya's case) powers makes things a little complicated, so it's not just a straightforward whodunnit.
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Patients who gave their surgeons higher ratings tended to be older, having elective rather than emergency procedures, and having operations for cancer.
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Also, because most companies are having their first taste of IoT, they're having difficulties organizing and analyzing most of their operational data.
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The benefit of having the college savings account should vastly outweigh the potential reduction in aid that may result from having one.
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This is exemplified by me waking up at 303, having to be at work by 8, and having a 30-minute commute.
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"Matt Damon, you know there's a difference between having a thought and having a thought worthy of being voiced, right?" another said.
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So having someone like Jennifer Doudna at the event is like the closest to me having a similar trajectory to my dad.
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You get an allowance for having a spouse, for example, or for having kids, or for filing as a head of household.
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Number two is the question of the challenge of creating a network effect, having multiple parties having to agree on sharing infrastructure.
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These are idiot boys and girls having too much to drink and not being aware of their surroundings and having clouded judgement.
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One of the biggest ever given having to do with the cloud and having to do with a lot of other things.
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The idea of Alton having his own dedicated religion is powerful, but it winds up having little weight, and even less consequence.
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Having a family history there, not just your own; having been a part of the fabric of Hollywood a couple generations now?
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Before having a medical abortion, Alyssa, 29, found herself having to make a decision about what to do about her pubic hair.
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Having already had two children, Alabama mom Lucy Hellein and her partner decided to prevent further pregnancies by having her IUD inserted.
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It's going to trace back to you having been bullied at school or beaten by your parents or having suffered a betrayal.
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There's no advantage to having earphones that double as a headphone wire versus just having a regular cable for your over-ears.
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Having the first woman president in US history will be nice, but having that and The Toast would be so much better.
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Qamar Javed Bajwa, for having provided him a military plane to meet victims, and for having provided troops for the rescue effort.
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A kid wearing a dress is a kid wearing a dress; a kid having fun dancing is a kid having fun dancing.
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Having less stuff means having less stuff to clean, repair, lose, find, and make you question why you have so much crap.
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There was something to be learned from the process of planning and having a story department and having pencil sketches and artists.
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The conversation Silicon Valley is comfortable having — to some degree the conversation Khanna is comfortable having — is about redistribution rather than distribution.
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"I'd be very happy with that because that means we're having a great year and Eli's having a great year," he said.
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Many women are pregnant from having been raped by the security forces or from having sex to feed themselves and their children.
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Unproductive meetings are usually caused by having too many people in the room, not having an agenda, or simply meeting too often.
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For having denied me anesthesia during the operation, for having added to my suffering, my father made a meagre gesture of repentance.
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One of the best things about the road trip was taking the time, having the conversations, having the interaction, and the dialogue.
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If you're having sex with someone who is more adventurous, you can try having your partner bend over ("doggy-style oral sex").
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Henry "Scoop" Jackson, also a 21972 contestant, of having an illegitimate child with a teenager and of having been arrested for homosexuality.
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Having a child through vaginal delivery increases the risk for long-term urinary incontinence compared to having a cesarean delivery, researchers report.
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"I'm a big believer in having the courage to compromise, having the courage to be pragmatic and meet people halfway," Scarborough said.
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By not having these young players close, you are potentially saving millions of dollars by not having them pile up the saves.
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For somebody young now coming up, it's having to trust really, having some faith to express how you feel in your being.
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"You'll often find tenors or singers from the state choir here, having a few drinks and then having a sing," Conrique says.
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One hundred and five of them reported having been raped and another 33 described having been raped on more than one occasion.
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Being conservative doesn't mean not having a solution, it means having a different solution, often one that's not based upon government intervention.
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His whole experience of starting life having money, and then having absolutely nothing has had a really intense impact on my dad.
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It's also having to weigh the repercussions of doing so—which, for immigrant women, include potentially having to deal with immigration authorities.
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Having split your time between the two countries and having that multiplicity of identities did that influence the shape of the record.
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And as Pennsylvania's share of the national population shrank, it went from having 36 Representatives in 1910 to only having 18 today.
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Imagine facing a pandemic and having 87 million people who are having a difficult time going to a doctor when they need.
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"We felt that having people living in close proximity to the waterway was better than having a truck parking lot," he said.
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Just having team members who've got a new role and having to fill out any holes in their experience and so on.
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It's hard to adjust to not having that, with me being injured as well and then having seven or eight new guys.
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Sasha: I love having Loevic around, but having all my family with me, including Mischa, always helps when I'm on the road.
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One minute you're having to manage risk, and the next minute you're having to advise your C.E.O. on how to take risk.
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"The question is, does their brand benefit from having trademark or does it get damaged from bad publicity from having that trademark?"
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With Delaware having an area of 1,982 square miles, imagine having that entire state disappearing, with nothing left standing but brick chimneys.
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By dividing your space, you may avoid having to pack up your life or having to endure another co-op board application.
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A victim of having an alcoholic father, she said, a victim of having been an only child, hungry to fill that void.
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Mr. Woods acknowledges having played golf with Mr. Trump and having eaten together, but otherwise is reluctant to speak about their relationship.
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The pair had reportedly been having marital problems prior to her death, and Monica was upset that Bruce was having an affair.
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I also want to experience having children, having grandchildren and them to not be like 'what have you brought me in to?
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Mr. Romney is popular in Utah, despite not having been born in the state and having spent much of his life elsewhere.
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And if someone spirals downward to the point of having suicidal thoughts, having access to a gun puts them at extreme risk.
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In Houston, having a car is like having a subway pass in Manhattan: It is difficult to get around efficiently without one.
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Compared with having none of the risk factors, having all five was associated with a 66 percent increased risk for Parkinson's disease.
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" Brian Williams: Mike Bloomberg is "not having the night he thought he paid for, not having the night he was hoping for.
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She liked having a great-grandmother, and Ethel liked being one, having started to wonder, aloud, why God kept her hanging around.
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He sounded like he was in denial, like someone having trouble accepting having been humiliated at the hands of a better man.
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When she and Owen broke up over having or not having kids, she hadn't had the experience of parenting Leo and Betty.
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Everyone involved here knows that being a pilot and having sex in a windmill isn't the same as having a personality, right?
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"You'll see us having a little fun making the point about conventions having room for both fun and serious business," he said.
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You may like having all your meals be phone-free (or at least having those phones on silent or in airplane mode).
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I was basically having the same experience: I had peers; I had a studio; I was having conversations; I was seeing shows.
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There are 57 confirmed cases in the US, with 80,000 having been infected and 2,700 people having died from the virus worldwide.
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Having an accident because you're texting is very different than having an accident because you had a small fit of some sort.
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These are not reasons for having the program — they are expected results from having it — and both results are entirely self-serving.
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Initially hesitant about having a friend on retreat, I felt comforted having Jo there, and we agreed to keep a physical distance.
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"Boredom and having nothing to do contributes to having an array of behavioral symptoms, agitation, aggressiveness, apathy, rejection of care," she said.
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Likewise, women placed more emphasis on where they were having sex, while men focused more on who they were having sex with.
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But Mr. Leung himself is seen as having set a spark to the firewood of separatism, after having laid that out, unwittingly.
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It's just the kind of mental mindset of having won and then having to win after winning and win again after winning.
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Having the versatility of having those guys who can go multiple innings, like (Chase) Whitley and (Austin) Pruitt, helps us a ton.
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Being a bad person, meanwhile, means having bad aesthetic taste or having good taste but satisfying it with immoral levels of wealth.
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"These are individuals who go from having absolutely no experience with computer software to having some experience," said Michael Rosenbaum, Catalyte's founder.
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Being Indian, having an Indian name, or having any non-Western-sounding name is not something that has to be a hardship.
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" Elizabeth Warren, Democratic candidate and senator from Massachusetts, did not say, "Having an abortion is no different than having one's tonsils removed.
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The school counselors approach students they think are having problems, in the hopes that they could help someone having the same issues.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "There's no shame in having dentures — but there is shame in Donald Trump having dentures, because he's vain as hell.
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I ended up stopping taking it after having a panic attack that was so severe I thought I was having a stroke.
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Edging refers to masturbating or having sex to the edge of orgasm and then withdrawing—often several times—before having an orgasm.
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And they may have problems overcoming other hurdles, like having to appeal a voter registration or having to stay in line longer.
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It's whose story is being told and who is given the opportunity to tell the story, so having a director of color, or having an LGBTQIA screenwriter, or having a person with disabilities who is the editor on the show.
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In Iowa over the weekend, Gillibrand told the crowd at one of her events that "a woman should be able to decide when she's having children, how many children she's having and under what circumstances she's having," according to Politico.
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I offer these conclusions only after having read Mueller's redacted report carefully and completely, having read or watched pertinent statements and testimony, and having discussed this matter with my staff, who thoroughly reviewed materials and provided me with further analysis.
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Before DACA, there were several struggles to obtaining this college education, including having to pay out of state tuition — despite having resided in Arizona for 220006 years — not having a driver's license, and unattainable jobs that paid a living wage.
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First, it's easier – think not having to ship merchandise for thousands of miles through hostile terrain, not having to bribe officers along the chain and still risk losing it all to law enforcement and not having personnel arrested or killed.
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But when I got back to work after having my son Malcolm in 2017, it wasn't me who was having an existential crisis.
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"We (wanted) to see if people's experience of having preferences and having their preferences met increased their enjoyability of their services," he said.
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"Having Neanderthal DNA in some regions of your genome increases your risk, but having it at other regions decreases your risk," Simonti says.
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Having one ectopic pregnancy does increase your chances of having another, depending on your age and the original reason for the ectopic pregnancy.
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Those voters, particularly the ones who currently had their own insurance through work, liked the idea of having a choice, having an option.
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But there's also something nice about having one, reliable go-to studio rather than having to be the newbie in class every week.
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So we are going to be working very hard on the inner cities, having to do with education, having to do with crime.
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Winston Blackmore, 61, was found guilty last year of having 24 wives while James Oler, 53, was found guilty of having five wives.
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Common myths include teenagers believing that girls can't get pregnant when having sex for the first time or while having sex standing up.
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In 2012, the reality star opened up about her emotional roller coaster after having been pregnant for eight weeks before having a miscarriage.
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Having more school debt didn't hurt the attractiveness of the person as much as having greater car or credit card debt, LendingTree found.
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They're making the decision to protect themselves from having to look awkward, or having to admit that they don't have all the answers.
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I had been used to her having a beard my whole life and, accordingly, made fun of her for not having one anymore.
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When his party won more seats than Netanyahu, he spoke of having fulfilled his "mission" and of his rival having failed in his.
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Instead, it now appears BioWare was internally having the same conversations the players were having about what the future of Anthem should be.
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"I think I'm a pretty basic bitch when it comes to having a postshow meltdown moment, of having to release," Mr. Tovey said.
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He talked a really good game about having changed, about having his priorities straight, about knowing what's important, and that it was her.
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Like my body tried to tell me, having sex when I hadn't made my pleasure an equal priority wasn't worth having at all.
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But, he said, being ready means more than just having great hardware; it means having enough content to make it of lasting use.
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I was having drinks with Travis, and you were the next person having drinks with Travis, and we overlapped for like five minutes.
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"We see Claire in the 1940s having lost the love of her life, and having lost an important part of herself," Balfe says.
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I had believed I would feel lighter without the money, free of the awful feeling of having it but not having my father.
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Having his and her accounts gave us time to realize that we could trust each other without having to scrutinize each other's spending.
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Having kids should never define a person, and choosing not to have them doesn't prohibit someone from having a full or happy life.
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We're having fun and having fun affords us the opportunity to do things that we love and that's all that matters to us.
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" Hyland also told ET that when she's dating someone, having them meet her costars is almost like having them meet her "second family.
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"Having the morning and having a bagel, I know it's so silly and stupid, but that is so romantic to me," she gushes.
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Yet the scandal ended up having enormous implications for the Clinton presidency, for reasons having nothing at all to do with Arkansas land.
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The singer was recently spotted having dinner at L'Artusi with Goodfellas star Ray Liotta, sparking rumors the two may be having a dalliance.
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It's not a sign of weakness to say, 'Listen, I'm having a difficult time, I'm having a hard time, I need some help.
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"I was having crazy anxiety and having to show up for things that I didn't feel equipped to show up for," she explained.
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Being an entrepreneur is just taking a step, having that idea, having that willingness and taking the next step and just doing it.
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Me having endometriosis is like me being a woman from Kenya or me having long hair — it does not define who I am.
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Gold is the currency for the ages, having been around for centuries and having always been a metal that civilizations are enamored with.
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"Was she put on leave for having been socializing and having a child with a William Morris client?" defense attorney Angela Agrusa asked.
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"Having Gleb and everyone at Dancing With the Stars be so supportive of me and having that outlet means a lot," she said.
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For a small but growing number of older Americans who continue to work past that age, however, having workplace coverage means having options.
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Often, panic attacks send people to their nearest emergency room, thinking they're having trouble breathing or having a heart attack, Dr. Rego says.
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I've always been so connected to women, I think when I was having a kid I always imagined I was having a girl.
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THE JUST-WANNA-HAVE-FUN FRIENDS Since having a baby, I've found the most difficulty maintaining friendships with my "just having fun" friends.
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Some of them include having no children, neither party owning any real estate, and neither party having unpaid debts of $8,000 and up.
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But perhaps the only thing worse than the Republican party having this civil war would be the party not having its civil war.
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Daenerys Targaryen, having just engaged in a bit of religious theater last week, is having a postgame chat with her would-be rescuers.
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"The most enjoyable bit was just having unlimited time for Esmé and seeing her developing without having many distractions," she told the site.
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Having a full-time internship while you're looking means having a double workload, sneaking out for job interviews, and being twice as stressed.
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It has harm on children already having a hard time in their towns and other minorities having a hard time adjusting to America.
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"The issue really comes down to people either not having enough to eat or not having enough healthy food to eat," he says.
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I am regularly, and depressingly, criticized for not having an impressive personal library of books, or not having any interest in art galleries.
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" "Research shows that having a child can hurt a mother's earnings," says Zhao, "whereas having a child can actually boost a father's earnings.
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A dog aunt abides by one overarching truth: that not having a dog does not stop her (or him) from having a dog.
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I feel that having my abortions were vital to me having a life that was service oriented and centered on caring for others.
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For a small but growing contingent of older Americans who continue to work past that age, however, having workplace coverage means having options.
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The Mariners are used to having a revolving door, with their general manager Jerry Dipoto having the itchiest trade trigger finger in MLB.
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No one knows what's going on beyond the four walls of your home, of these people who are having or not having children.
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"You can be guaranteed that the main players are having conversations — in addition to having conversations with Lanny Davis and others," Hosko said.
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"Part of the new organisation model is...about setting standards, having oversight and having fewer levels and spans of control," he told analysts.
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"I was just talking about some people having a lot of money, having big houses, but actually are they really happy," she said.
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear — nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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The woman accused Darmanin of coercing her into having sex in 2009 when she sought his help in having her criminal record cleared.
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If convenience to a housewife meant not having to cook baby food, convenience to a working parent means not having to serve it.
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Or did the theater industry just get lucky that Broadway was having its most diverse season ever while Hollywood was having a meltdown?
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"Not having your family and not having your friends, and feeling like you don't have each other, you feel so alone," she said.
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For some investors, having a simple investment plan without much interaction is preferable to having a plan that requires regular checkups and balancing.
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Having a team will leverage you, allowing you to try new things instead of having the time to focus only on what's worked.
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While having had little expansionary will throughout its history, China has viewed the "lesser" states around it as having elements of Chinese culture.
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T-Pain said he went from having $40 million in the bank to having to borrow money to get his kids Burger King.
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He enjoyed having rough sex and experimenting with a variety of sex workers, including having anal sex and urinating on them, Reading said.
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"I'm having just a few conversations that I've been having for a long time with my friends on the Democratic side," he said.
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Men throughout the ages have oscillated between beard-having and not-having, from Alexander the Great's shaven soldiers, to the bushy-chinned Victorians.
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There is considerable Olympic experience in the field with Calgary having hosted the 1988 Winter Games and Sapporo having staged the 1972 edition.
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No longer having to pay for our accommodations, we're actually in the positive, having earned more than what we spent on our travels.
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He later accused Nike of having "pulled a stunt" by having him arrested before he could go forward with allegations against the company.
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Having it all — the ability to cover basic expenses, while still having "fun money" and contributing to savings — can be a difficult feat.
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"It's like having been married and having the woman walk out on you," he said of the team's move up to Los Angeles.
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"It's about the younger generation having a chance to come to power, and having to face what has come before them," Richmond said.
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The company's algorithmic people profiling also extends to labelling users as having particular political views, and/or having racial and ethnic/multicultural affinities.
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After Trailer Park I felt a lot more pressure, but having said that, I was having a lot more fun in my life.
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While not having proper "hygiene" makes people feel demotivated at work, the theory goes, having lots of hygiene doesn't make you more motivated.
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Having secured custody of her son, whose father is former ice hockey player Billy McKeague, Azarenka enjoys having him with her on tour.
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I came to this having written a story during the presidential campaign about Jeb Bush having cemented his reputation as a hurricane governor.
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They're used to having every detail of their pasts raked over — and having any inconsistency or mistake held up as evidence of fraud.
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It's been a nice relaxing week just having him on the bag and having all my family and friends out here supporting me.
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Perhaps that's a worthwhile goal: One could defend having the party's most determined, committed voters having an outsize role in picking its nominee.
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"I'm having a very nice time not having sex with you," she tells him as they float together, equal parts irony and sincerity.
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I will probably go down in history as having arthritis rather than having the conceptual idea of making these comfortable for your hand.
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"Having a backpack if everyone has a backpack, having a notebook and pencils and really wanting to do the right thing," says Venturi.
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Trump suggested that having the summit at Peace House would carry a symbolic value that having it in a third country would not.
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Bart is having the *most* fun playing Hades here, and everyone was having a total blast watch him be so over the top.
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"And you could ask that to the Democrats, because they're having a lot of rallies, they're all having rallies, they're campaigning," he added.
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Despite the potential risks and preferences, having a hospital roommate, and a healthier one in particular, may be better than having no roommate.
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"Poverty is having a home and going to school and having a job and a car and living on food stamps," she said.
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If you truly value money, you value the lifestyle that comes from having savings and investments, rather than simply having lots of possessions.
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Yet one NHS Trust, Yeovil, chose not to novate its contract from DeepMind to Google — having never having rolled out the Streams app.
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In short, having such a strategy means having a supply of capable leaders to meet both your short- and long-term business needs.
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"If the C.D.C., a world renowned scientific institution, is having trouble, it's highly likely others are having trouble as well," Dr. Nuzzo said.
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Given all the bulky baby gear, "having four small closets is not as nice as having one really large closet," Ms. Greenspan said.
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And yet if you're having a good time watching his Thor, it's probably because he's having a good time playing superheroism for laughs.
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And here we are still having to have the discussion across the government having left the EU. It feels pretty terrifying to me.
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"I'm better for having had the pressure of the contract and having the opportunity and the responsibility to lead this team," he said.
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Not having debt — and having a steady income from past jobs — allowed her to invest heavily in getting her company off the ground.
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He holds the record for having the most Guinness World Records, having set more than 600, from pogo stick-jumping to underwater unicycling.
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The chain went from having 568 stores in 15 states in February 2019 to having 80 just months later, according to USA TODAY.
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Whether it's having caffeine after 3pm or simply having a lot on my mind, like many folks, I occasionally struggle with falling asleep.
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If you were in the latter camp, well, having read this far (and perhaps having done your Google research), you no longer are.
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Having girlfriend Gwen Stefani on the coaches' panel of The Voice is helping Blake Shelton cope with not having his bud Adam Levine.
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The market is having a tough time because it is having to ponder lots of issues outside of the usual expertise of traders.
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Both believe that audience size equals value — and that having people listen to you is the same as having something worthwhile to say.
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And having someone at the top who is known for having a "high" character can positively influence behavior down the chain of command.
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"Being at a healthy weight and having a healthy diet and exercise routine are really important for having a healthy pregnancy," Nathan says.
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Like, don't get me wrong, having my genitals covered in painful sores or having my cervix morph into cancer would be terrible. Undoubtedly.
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They'd arrived, six miles later, back where they'd started, the last four miles having passed without a word, having passed without him realizing.
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear—nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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I think food quality can go down if you don't grow, but the idea of having managing partners in place, having a good system in place, having a strong culture and doing a lot of training, I believe it can actually get better.
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The Gini index ranges from 0 to 1, with a measure of 1 indicating "perfect inequality" (one household having all the income and the rest having none) and a measure of 0 indicating "perfect equality" (all households having an equal share of income).
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Factors associated with a higher breast cancer risk include having your first full-term pregnancy at an older age, such as older than 30; having given birth recently, within about 10 years; and having taken diethylstilbestrol, a synthetic form of estrogen, during pregnancy.
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"I found the sport very demanding and very similar to Formula One in terms of having to perform under very big pressure and at the same time having to think so much while being so tired and having to remember things," Sainz said.
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He was accused of having conspired with the police to kill 239 protesters in Tahrir Square; of having siphoned tens of millions of dollars from state coffers; and of having cut off the country's internet access during the 2011 uprising, among other crimes.
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