" She brushes a hand across her forehead impatiently. "Yeah.
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I'll be impatiently practicing my squats and lunges until then.
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"Now you're embarrassing me," Weinstein says impatiently on the recording .
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Other drivers surged up impatiently behind me, sounding their horns.
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I'm him, she said, then added, slightly impatiently: We're the same.
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Ukraine is not the only country impatiently awaiting visa-free travel.
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My grandmother waited impatiently for a chance to try a bite.
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My grandmother waited, impatiently, to also be invited for a bite.
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We're going to have to wait (impatiently!) until this fall for that.
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Yep, we're impatiently counting down the days to episode one as well.
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Odds are, you're waiting pretty impatiently for Game of Thrones to return.
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If a customer questioned the quality of his wares, he snorted impatiently.
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You can only impatiently wait for Austen to come back in focus.
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But no one is waiting more impatiently on that report than … Mom.
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Now records, itchy even in their impossibility, wait impatiently to be smashed.
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He kissed me again, but now he tugged at me insistently, impatiently.
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" Then, diagnostically, and a bit impatiently, he said, "The problem with you?
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Marines waited, impatiently, for the response, their wait answered with a maddening silence.
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"Hello?" she answered impatiently; she had enough going on with all these sheets.
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"Just head in there, where the quest marker is," I nudge him impatiently.
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He impatiently snaps that NASA and the ship's crew plan to be successful.
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When they didn't, I impatiently demanded to know the subject of their gossip.
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They soon began interacting daily, mostly impatiently, since his locker was above hers.
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Some stopped to take pictures of their signs while others impatiently pushed past them.
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Many impatiently waited for a break in the hearing to go listen to the songs.
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Meanwhile, he impatiently told Rosie not to worry, that he didn't need to reassure her.
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Then, we're just going to impatiently sit on our hands until Search and Destroy drops.
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As he sits there impatiently, a small head wearing glasses pops up in the backseat.
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Peggy waited, not quite impatiently, for the student to present his reason for the meeting.
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Pinaki Misra, a member of Parliament from Puri, stood impatiently in a district magistrate's office.
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A man in a blue Porsche convertible — top down — waited impatiently at a traffic light.
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Cuentapropistas like Leo are waiting impatiently for a planned law on small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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We've had a few months to eagerly (read: impatiently) await H&M's latest annual designer collaboration.
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Oddly enough, the same was true on Tuesday as campaigns impatiently waited for the official results.
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At the Berlin show as the clock edges towards 10 PM, they wait impatiently and excitedly.
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"Do you understand why this is important?" she asked, impatiently, pointing to a pile of cards.
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From my building, I watched impatiently as he spent a long time chatting with the guy.
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The waitress threw down a menu and stood, one hip cocked, impatiently waiting for my order.
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I started to ask Ehrlichman a series of earnest, wonky questions that he impatiently waved away.
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"Do you want to know how they have taken possession of her?" cried the internet impatiently.
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I was always that person who held up the line while people behind me shuffled impatiently.
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A crowd of reporters were huddled around a door waiting impatiently to pepper a newsmaker with questions.
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Cars whip around and zoom by and impatiently honk, and road signs are frequently difficult to decipher.
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A group of customers gestures impatiently, as Malhotra makes it through his first-ever mobile checkout process.
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If you've been impatiently awaiting the return of Broad City there is literally so much good news.
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Instead, about 50 fans lingered impatiently through a storm that grew in intensity as Tuesday morning arrived.
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And like the faithful and obedient subjects we are, we wait impatiently for it to happen too.
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You may be waiting impatiently to point out that Roosevelt's plan to pack the court ultimately failed.
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But the deal apparently turned sour after Mr. Mohmand waited impatiently for three years to be paid.
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I ultimately did fall with the corpse on my back, while impatiently clambering over some rough terrain.
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When Face ID fails, it usually vibrates impatiently in your hand to tell you to try something else.
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Analysts are impatiently awaiting the changes that will spur growth for the company in the next few years.
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But Reed, the world's 24th-ranked golfer, has been forced to wait impatiently for his first major victory.
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Every Target designer collab is an extremely impatiently-awaited drop; it's more of an epic shopping bonanza, really.
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Macron, 40, has waited impatiently for the Germans to form a government and is itching to press ahead.
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I have been patiently (and often impatiently) correcting misconceptions about fanfiction and fan culture for nearly two decades.
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It is also amusing to consider how these rats' bipedal neighbors impatiently clamor to catch these same trains.
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This, despite a launch relatively late in the day that had Mario fans worldwide impatiently stamping their feet.
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If you stop for a few moments, Sonic will still look right at you and impatiently tap his foot.
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If you've waited impatiently for your phone to re-connect after a flight, you know what I'm talking about.
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At first I would sit impatiently, daydreaming on and off as I waited for him to finish his composition.
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"Le Corbusier waited impatiently for me to bring the furniture to life," she wrote in 1991 for her autobiography.
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He still hasn't calmed down as he impatiently awaits the expected Senate acquittal that he will paint as validation.
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Rudi impatiently runs a bit ahead as we make our way around the long bend behind the main stage.
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"Come on, machine!" he says, interrupting his train of thought as he clicks impatiently at some icons on the screen.
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" Pointedly, De Leon even has him impatiently brush aside Linant's report by asking "What do I know about your hieroglyphics?
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Since then, we've waited — somewhat impatiently — for her second cookbook to be released, and we're finally approaching the finish line.
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Fans waited impatiently for Rih's eighth release, furiously asking for updates via her Instagram, demanding a new set of anthems.
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We ordered new phones on Black Friday ($400 off original price!), so I've been waiting impatiently for three whole days.
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As the years went by, Bauman and other climate hawks watched impatiently as the climate movement suffered failure after failure.
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At the same time the public is impatiently tuning out traditional sources of authority, from politicians to the mainstream media.
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Which is to say it's stuffed with more clues and hints to obsess over while we wait impatiently for December.
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He was starting to want things, impatiently, and he was also naïve, a California kid transplanted to the Deep South.
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" His friend Nolan Fleming, who had been waiting somewhat impatiently, told Thomas, "I need a Blue Moon for my inconvenience.
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I put in the batteries, picked which egg to hatch, and waited impatiently for my "friend" to be born onscreen.
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I added the soy sauce, sesame oil and lime juice, then waited impatiently for the sweet potatoes to finish cooking.
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Bernie Sanders was cantankerous and impatiently dismissed concerns that his proposals were too ambitious to see the light of day.
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Their grievances were real, he said, but the legal system was treating them impatiently, dismissing their cases over technical matters.
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Bernie Sanders was cantankerous and impatiently dismissed concerns that his proposals were too ambitious to see the light of day.
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William has already let slip that 3-year-old George has been impatiently tearing into his presents ahead of Christmas day.
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Not only does it taste better IMO, but you don't have to waste time impatiently waiting for it to cool down.
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But on this night in our nation's capital as I waited impatiently, my normally loquacious friend was nowhere to be found.
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When the ship's computer starts explaining, say, the cause of a massive economic collapse on Alpha, Valerian impatiently cuts it off.
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Swifties have been impatiently anticipating new solo music from the Grammy winner, who previously released a new album every two years.
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This resulted in me tapping my credit card impatiently on the counter as the waitress explained the procedure in slow motion.
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And Beckham answered a few of our questions about the collection over email to keep us occupied while we impatiently wait.
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The narrator is awake at dawn, waiting — impatiently, he claims — "for you, for you," but the music could undulate pleasantly forever.
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With the exception of a few outliers, most of us have impatiently been waiting for news about This is Us season 2.
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Venture capitalists and technology CEOs are waiting — somewhat impatiently — for cloud company Nutanix to go public and end the 2016 IPO stalemate.
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Sam gets some of the film's best lines, as she impatiently counsels Ray while trying to figure out what he's up to.
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Fans who are impatiently awaiting the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield will appreciate this beautiful, limited-run Zacian and Zamazenta design.
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Impatiently, he reflected that his life didn't make sense to him, a feeling that had gnawed at him for a long while.
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Katner, the LSU environmental scientist and daughter of a former water board director, was waiting for this report more impatiently than most.
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J.C. The word "impatiently" is the recurring vocal hook in "Darling," the single previewing the next Real Estate album, due in March.
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Fans have been waiting—impatiently, if Twitter comments are any indication—for "Ransom 2," which was supposed to drop on January 29th.
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Someday soon, you'll stand on your front lawn, tapping your toe impatiently, waiting for a pair of shoes to fall from the sky.
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She had no goggles to protect her eyes, rarely wore a mask on her face, and walked impatiently in the rubble, in sandals.
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THE crowd chattered impatiently, the Dutch, British and European flags twitched in the autumn breeze and staffers hurried by with trays of pastries.
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As Apple celebrates 10 years since the introduction of the iPhone, investors and consumers alike are impatiently waiting for Apple's next big hit.
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Later, workers moved to stultifying offices where they sat in regimented rows of desks and waited impatiently for the clocks to hit 5pm.
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My daily routine revolved around impatiently counting the minutes until the end of the workday, when we could rip each other's clothes off.
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A frustrating conversation may come up, and you're impatiently looking for answers—you don't care to be in the dark anymore, little scorpion.
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Genevieve, part of a small sleeper cell of Mortain's nuns concealed in the French court, is impatiently waiting to be called into service.
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For the first time, millions of viewers were impatiently waiting for the NCAA basketball tournament to end to get to the real action.
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Coaches are restricted to a short stretch of sideline where they often pace impatiently, like caged cats, while barking incessantly, like neighborhood dogs.
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As she fondled her pearl necklace like prayer beads, I talked about my mind as if it were a lost key — bashfully, impatiently.
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Married in 1925, the couple expected to return as soon as the Bolsheviks fell; into the early 1930s, they still faced impatiently east.
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With sweaters pulled over their heads, Teriaeva and Korolev sit expressionless, fingers tapping to the music as if waiting impatiently for spring to come.
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If anyone needs me, I'll be re-watching old episodes of The X-Files on Hulu as I impatiently await the Season 11 premiere.
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"I think they've turned into the therapists of Caracas," she said, unfazed by the bird impatiently pecking her forehead as she peeled a banana.
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While this most recent promo will pluck the heartstrings of dedicated Full House fans, we're impatiently awaiting more meatier details about what's to come.
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I waited dumbly, impatiently for the weight to come off, completely unschooled in the practice of losing weight without extremity: no starving, no purging.
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Mike Wallace sat in his pickup truck on a dusty back road near his farm outside Leachville, Arkansas, typing impatiently into his cell phone.
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A wiry customer whose accent suggested that he had recently arrived from Francophone Africa impatiently snapped his fingers at a pale and pudgy cashier.
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I impatiently awaited my first chin hairs and within a year was relieved to be in the group that can grow a full beard.
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I glanced up and saw him still standing by the wood pile with one fist on his hip, head tilted, impatiently awaiting my response.
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In the meantime, you'll connect to your phone over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and wait impatiently for your snaps to download to your account.
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Usually, the investing public waits impatiently for the next hot initial public offering, but Silicon Valley's tech elite has been disappointing those expectations lately.
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But for now, as we wait (impatiently) for Kylie's launch, we'll continue to follow her new Instagram account in hopes of a few more clues.
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"It's a wonder just how much of life sits before me eagerly (almost impatiently) waiting to reveal it's gentle, imperfect, often unimaginable beauty," he wrote.
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" If you're in a crowded room and someone is impatiently trying to push their way through, say, "Here, let me get out of your way.
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Shareholders are clamoring for her to be replaced; talent is deserting in droves; and the press is tapping its collective foot, impatiently waiting for action.
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Ever since the Newness trailer came out last month, I've been referring to it as the "very serious Tinder movie," and waiting for it impatiently.
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As I impatiently waited for news from my office in Washington, D.C., I couldn't help but to continually call back home to check on everybody.
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For everyone who's ever impatiently shouted their preferred order, or waited with a foot on the brakes and a hand out the window — keep reading.
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She folded her arms across her chest, her elbows shifting impatiently, a haunted expression softening her features as she struggled to speak, sometimes through tears.
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When Mr. Trump finally appeared on the West Front of the Capitol, a crowd that had been impatiently awaiting his arrival let forth with approval.
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This dog who for more than a year was almost entirely silent now barks impatiently if she believes he's taking too long to finish breakfast.
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Viewers may find themselves impatiently fast-forwarding just to get to Pine's money shot — but at least they'll be getting something they've never quite seen before.
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A gangly Nigerien soldier tapped his AK-47 impatiently and stood behind the suspect, who was kneeling, handcuffed, with a black scarf tied over his face.
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We are now excitedly yet impatiently waiting to get our hands on data of Proxima Centauri b and other rocky planets in its star's Goldilocks zone.
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I've been impatiently awaiting the premiere since the moment it was announced, but now that the official trailer has dropped I seriously cannot contain my excitement.
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For many children, the holiday season is a time of wonder and excitement as they decorate the tree, impatiently await opening presents, and enjoy sweet treats.
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For the past one-and-a-half months, he has been impatiently talking with Samsung representatives to know when - and if - his phone will be delivered.
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And while one can impatiently track the current status of one's pizza order online, what if the tables were turned, and the pizza could track you?
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The fork bends gently, like a wrist; two lemons press impatiently against the lip of a plate; the long-stemmed artichoke lies like an exhausted lover.
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T.P.C. Sawgrass on Saturday was different, jolted to life with a scene that many have waited impatiently to see: Tiger Woods was on the prowl again.
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On that Tuesday morning in 2001, I stood at my living room window and watched impatiently for the arrival of my surf buddy in his car.
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"¿Que?" was a refrain as Manuel, his eyebrows raised, mouth slightly agape and eyes wide, tried to absorb something his boss was impatiently explaining to him.
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The cargo ship Yacu Kallpa rode impatiently at anchor off Iquitos, Peru, a ramshackle city on a bend in the broad, turbulent waters of the Amazon River.
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Coming five years after XP, it was heavily anticipated by Windows users who were impatiently awaiting something interesting from Microsoft as Apple's star was on the rise.
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Finally, as schoolchildren started impatiently lining up behind me, I narrowed it to two: one scoop of chewy medjool date, one scoop of pale, aromatic orange blossom.
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Some readers wait impatiently for the next book in their favorite series; I scan the tables of contents of literary magazines looking for Nam Le's next story.
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"Why can't Medicare simply cover everybody?" he had impatiently wondered aloud during one discussion with aides, all of whom were careful not to react to this heresy.
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TMZ broke the story ... Phil was coming out of a Universal City parking lot Friday when he impatiently attempted to pass a van, striking the 20 something skateboarder.
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"It's a wonder just how much of life sits before me eagerly (almost impatiently) waiting to reveal it's gentle, imperfect, often unimaginable beauty," he captioned the throwback photo.
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Disney is dropping trailers for its highly anticipated The Lion King remake, and as fans impatiently await the movie's release this July, they're taking comfort in making memes.
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The hype has got to die out sometime, but for those impatiently waiting for the madness to end, here are some extensions to block them in the meantime.
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A little candle magick is never a bad idea for fire signs, either (so long as you don't impatiently leave your home while a fire is still burning!).
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Investors have been waiting impatiently for details on Trump's campaign trail pledges to inject the U.S. economy with large-scale fiscal stimulus through additional spending and tax cuts.
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The diplomatic facilities in the U.S. that Trump wants to return to Russia—and which Russia is impatiently demanding from him—were impounded as part of that response.
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Healthcare crisis At Parirenyatwa Hospital, one of the country's biggest medical centers in Harare, Albert Sigauke, 21, waits impatiently for his aunt who has been taken into theater.
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So, impatiently, and worried about spoilers for that game, which I thought wouldn't be up to scratch on the Wii U, I went out and bought a Switch.
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Lomax may be a character in the movie, but he's also a misguided consumer of the story it tells, impatiently demanding to know why and what it all means.
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While we're still impatiently tapping our fingers for a Bachelor of color, we agree with Kufrin — he would steal the show just as quickly as he stole our hearts.
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They stopped at a darkened house and rang the bell but when nobody came to the door, the children moved ahead impatiently, catching up to three other neighborhood children.
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Apple did some recruiting on Sesame Street for its latest celebrity-powered commercial, which features the sugar-crazed Muppet in the kitchen waiting impatiently for his cookies to bake.
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Sometimes, impatiently, the settlers took the land, or its resources, without permission: their families' sweat and guts entitled them to, and there was more than enough to go round.
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"'Why can't Medicare simply cover everybody?' he had impatiently wondered aloud during one discussion with aides, all of whom were careful not to react to this heresy," Wolff wrote.
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Touched with supernatural elements (like the sharp-taloned creature called the Thing in the Wardrobe, impatiently lying in wait), this is a poetic drama with a peculiar, tricky shape.
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Finally, a girl walked up to the oratory postings with a paper on her hand, and the entire cafeteria surrounded her, impatiently waiting to see who the finalists were.
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While you're (impatiently) waiting for the program to begin, we found the perfect Hallmark Christmas movie-lover merchandise to get you ready for the holiday extravaganza — all on Amazon.
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After the cultishly beloved Vine was shut down in 2016, fans of weirdo happenstance comedy waited impatiently for another short-form social video app to act as its second coming.
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Bolsonaro takes office on Tuesday and business owners and bankers say they are watching him and his economic team impatiently, seeking signs that he will carry out the promised overhaul.
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After a few minutes, I start to understand why — he's ferociously intelligent, tapping his feet impatiently as he talks, as if frustrated he can't speak as quickly as he thinks.
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The protestors are mostly gone, the delegates are entranced inside Quicken, and only the policemen are left on the streets, glaring at everyone and impatiently waiting for one wrong move.
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And, though she's keen to demonstrate the creative sophistication she quickly built up in the 1960s, she seems to be rewatching her early work impatiently, with the fast-forward button.
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As the sun set in a crimson blaze over the Oresund strait dividing Denmark and Sweden, the Muslim residents of Hemmeslovs Herrgard asylum camp waited impatiently in the cafeteria queue.
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Sports that drag on for hours, if not days, such as cricket, are particularly vulnerable, as viewers impatiently resort to alternative entertainment on their smartphones—including clips of the highlights.
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A video of the world number 30 impatiently gesticulating and appearing to rant at the youngster swiftly circulated on social media, leading to a raft of criticism from fans and pundits.
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Early in the film, students outside her school building are protesting for workers' rights, but Nathalie impatiently brushes past them, not dismissing their protests so much as having done that before.
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While we impatiently wait to see what the future holds, this brand-new volcano also shares something in common with newly born people: it is yet to be given a sobriquet.
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HAVANA — The streets brimmed with people going about their day, hauling handcarts of fruit down narrow side streets, shuffling along sun-faded esplanades, waiting impatiently at the crosswalks of busy intersections.
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It can get pretty embarrassing; there's nothing worse than digging through an oversized tote for your wallet at Starbucks with a line of angry, caffeine-deprived customers waiting impatiently behind you.
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And look, I'll do my whole routine and all, but it's just a lot more fun to dance for someone who is smiling and impatiently waiting for you to get closer.
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Customers impatiently crowd outside the shop window, where employees can be seen dashing around the tiny interior, choosing from a variety of textures and colours, filling clear plastic bags with orders.
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While everyone impatiently awaits a possible revival, which John Krasinski already has planned, we figured it'd be wise to take a look back and cherish some of The Office's best moments.
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" She adds, "I love to use foggy landscapes as settings for my images, so I am constantly checking the weather reports and impatiently waiting for the right day for the shoot.
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But Uber's insistence in rolling this out to the public now, in its current state, speaks to how impatiently annoyed Kalanick is that he has to pay drivers anything at all.
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On a recent weeknight, commuters leaving the PATH train station at the south end of the city waited impatiently as two young men unloaded 73 Lime scooters from a packed van.
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TIMAU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Braving the midday sun, Kenyan farmer Jane Njoki carries trays of lush, green sprouts to feeding troughs as her cows moo impatiently in a nearby shed.
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Mr. Sanders bridles at boring technocratic toil, and once impatiently asked an aide, "What's the news for today?" during a discussion of ho-hum committee business, one former staff member recalled.
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Mr. Sanders bridles at boring technocratic toil, and once impatiently asked an aide, "What's the news for today?" during a discussion of ho-hum committee business, one former staff member recalled.
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I waited impatiently, watching the power drop further and further, an occurrence that always seems to happen far too fast, except for this one time when I actually wanted it to plummet.
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It's fun to imagine Prince doing ordinary things here, like unwrapping a microwave pizza, waiting impatiently for it to cook, and then getting molten cheese plastered to the roof of his mouth.
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"Oh, definitely," Ms. Patel, a medical practitioner, answered impatiently, switching her attention to her smartphone, visibly more interested in televised dramas than in the long-running tensions between her country and Brussels.
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Many of us spent the latter half of 2014 listening to this absurdly addictive series, impatiently waiting for new episodes or discussing (read: arguing) with friends over Adnan's suspected guilt or innocence.
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She struggled with her first serve in the first set while she bashed groundstrokes, impatiently, wide and long, hoping to end points too quickly against her quality opponent, Qiang Wang of China.
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P.S.G., as it was all summer, was trying to keep track of the endless, spirit-sapping saga over Neymar's future, waiting impatiently for Barcelona to make plain its intentions toward the striker.
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Democrats in and out of Washington have been impatiently counting down the days to the midterms since Donald Trump won the presidency and Republicans maintained majorities in both chambers of Congress in 218.
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Democrats in and out of Washington have been impatiently counting down the days to the midterms since Donald Trump won the presidency and Republicans maintained majorities in both chambers of Congress in 22018.
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While we impatiently await Season 2, Netflix has kindly offered us some crumbs to continue feeding our addictions to cruiser bikes, Steve's hair, the Upside Down, and Foreigner ballads, via its YouTube page.
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"Begging your pardon, ma'am, but these are box seats, good enough for Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second by the Grace of God hers-" "Yes, yes, fine," she says, rifling impatiently through her purse.
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He'll keep updating his work and continue finding creative ways to disrupt scammers while he waits — increasingly impatiently — for the government and social media platforms to give this threat the attention it deserves.
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The Real Deal: While we're waiting impatiently for the movie to be released, here's something unexpected to think about: The Rise of Skywalker will, apparently, feature all-new ways to use the Force.
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Having heard her impatiently scold those who attended the public meeting -- telling them they have to change -- I believe the inquiry must be handled by investigators from outside of the department and the city.
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We remember the days of going there as a kid and having to wait through the, ahem, boring part of the meal (lunch or dinner) while we impatiently fidgeted until the main event: dessert.
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Here are five more I found to be very intriguing: While the world impatiently awaits Apple's next iPhone announcement, DeJoria's more than happy with his basic flip phone (the kind you had in 2001).
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After staying largely under the radar for more than a year, Swift was warmly welcomed back by her loyal fans who (slightly impatiently) waited more than her usual two years for a new album.
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Most children are desperate to get in, and have been impatiently waiting in the refugee camp for up to an hour – swimming costumes and all – so they can go and play in the sea.
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Lines of people hundreds deep are forming outside bookstores in London, New York and elsewhere, as fans look impatiently for a novel that will sell 11 million copies in the first 20113 hours alone.
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This aspect of the President's war-making is why Edmund Wilson impatiently compared Lincoln to Bismarck—both seen as iron-hearted nationalists who taught their people to die for the idea of national greatness.
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The Uber tent, designed to more efficiently ferry conventiongoers between downtown and the arena, became a crowded impromptu shelter and evacuation hub as dripping guests waited patiently, and then tearfully impatiently, for their rides.
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After staying largely under the radar for more than a year, Swift was warmly welcomed back by her loyal fans who (slightly impatiently) waited more than her usual two years for a new album.
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The gulf between the easy, prosperous, productive Brexit that its voters are impatiently expecting, and the grim, complicated cost of disentangling economies that have been intertwined for decades has poisoned and paralyzed British politics.
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Prolific directors have sprung from various online communities—filmmakers, stunt performers, and comedians, for example—and viewers now keenly await, and often impatiently demand, the Next Big Thing from these auteurs in their droves.
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An all-out oil price war has created an "unprecedented" situation in energy markets, analysts told CNBC Monday, with traders impatiently waiting to see which of the world's largest oil producers will blink first.
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We'd only been dating three months, but I found myself impatiently waiting for future milestones—to be able to say we'd been together a year, for my friends to think of us as a pair.
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They say that the journey is half the fun, but when you're spending eight hours shifting around in an airplane seat or impatiently tolerating multi-day road trips, the "fun" can be hard to find.
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While we patiently (or impatiently) wait for Prime Day to begin, take a look at the deals Mashable readers were obsessing over last year and follow along with all our Prime Day coverage right here.
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"Terra was able to keep the gender of the babies as a secret for this long, but I was dying to share it with my girlfriends," says Gant, impatiently waiting to share the adorable news.
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"We appreciate all the love and prayers in the coming weeks as we wait (somewhat patiently if you're Chris and I, and impatiently if you're Eisele 😂) for these precious BABIES to arrive," she added.
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When an imaginary character cares most deeply about a god who seems equally imaginary, the spell can weaken; a reader may impatiently wonder when the character will wise up and throw off these phantasmal chains.
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We gazed at the door a hundred feet forward, waiting impatiently for enough people to leave so that we too might see the improvisational guitarist Mary Halvorson sit alone onstage with her snarling six strings.
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Then she floats past the one-legged beggar perched on the Fleur des Îles steps and climbs into an odd-looking customized dune buggy, where a bald middle-aged Frenchman sits beeping the horn impatiently.
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Now the whole family, as well as a new generation of grandchildren (who were waiting impatiently for the chocolate kolbasa, a fudgy confection that looks like salami, to be served) lives in the Portland area.
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Fans impatiently awaiting the highly-anticipated fourth installment of the Avengers series got a glimpse at the superheroes' return during Super Bowl LIII, as the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots began their showdown.
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We liked to imagine that we had seen each other on the bus as children, stiffly bundled in the winter or swinging our legs impatiently in the summer, had maybe even clung to the same pole.
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By early April, I had reached the Saudi border with Kuwait and, after waiting impatiently for permission to move on, I rented a 4x4 and simply drove into Kuwait—towards the densest clouds of black smoke.
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So, unless something changes, once you click impatiently through your favorite health app's terms of service, that app will be able to sell your data—including your name and everything in your medical records—to anyone.
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I installed Calm on my phone, clicked impatiently through the pop-up box that told me to turn on notifications "to fully experience Calm," and checked out its offerings: introductory meditation sessions; guided sequences; sleep relaxation techniques.
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CLOSET MONSTER A troubled teenage boy (Connor Jessup) who's unsure about his sexuality is miserable in his narrow-minded small town, waiting impatiently to escape, in this coming-of-age drama with a touch of magic realism.
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CHICAGO — As was his normal postgame ritual, Jimmy Butler peered into his tidy locker stall and methodically finished dressing as a half-circle of reporters and television cameras, at least six deep, impatiently pressed up behind him.
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A compendium of creepy spy-movie bass, squeaking keyboards locking into the groove at skewed angles, and metallic snare drums impatiently ushering things along, "42" rattles and clanks, threatening to fall apart, while both rappers burble excitedly.
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I arrived prepped to settle into a couch and get quality face time with the sisters … but then I saw a press line of at least 20 reporters from various outlets, all impatiently waiting for the big arrival.
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Wray and Goldman will work with A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin to develop their projects, which probably sounds like bad news if you're still waiting impatiently for the sixth book of that series.
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So while you're impatiently waiting for King Arthur, Wonder Woman, Tupac, or a murderous 19th-century heiress to arrive on the big screen, why not pick up the books their respective movies are based on and brush up?
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These folks need to use their imaginations to express how they really feel, whether by impatiently tapping a ringed finger on the back of a chair or blurting out a sideways remark (oops!) about one couple's marital instability.
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Neglected and mismanaged for decades, America's trade problem with China has been allowed to worsen to such an extent that quick and significant corrections impatiently sought by the current U.S. administration may only damage an already strained relationship.
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I picture the epitome of patience, Fred Rogers, sitting at a congressional hearing impatiently addressing the outrageous inhumanity at both ends of this practice — impatient because of the magnitude of the wrong and the urgent need to right it.
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NK: Silent Laughs is currently being submitted to a long list of festivals around the world by the Scottish Documentary Institute and we are all holding our breaths and impatiently waiting to see how many will accept the film.
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She impatiently leaned on the counter, but either no one was at the register, or no one wanted to be at the register at that moment, so she ultimately left her stuff behind and walked out to her car.
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The rest of the world may be preoccupied with the US election, but in the government-controlled coastal areas of Syria, most people are waiting impatiently to see an end to the war raging just a few kilometers away.
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He showed good discipline in one of his plate appearances, taking the first three pitches for a 2222-113 count, but in another, he impatiently swung on the first two pitches to put himself in an 0-2 bind.
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As the shuttle pulled up to the drop off, we were held hostage on the bus waiting for security clearance to disembark as an exodus of partygoers were impatiently trying to bounce out and hop to their next location.
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In Guwahati, the largest city in India's remote northeast, a Toyota showroom that only a few weeks ago was bustling with customers looked desolate during a visit this week as young sales executives impatiently waited for the next customer.
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As we impatiently wait for the badass women of Team U.S.A. Gymnastics to do their thing at the 13 Olympics so we can watch, awestruck, on our couches, there's some intriguing intel on what the ultra-flexible athletes will be wearing.
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The strategy was clear — once you try Amazon Prime for 30 days because you're impatiently waiting for your scary white rabbit costume, chances are you're going to watch a video or two, and maybe start a book from the Lending Library.
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President Barack Obama was seen impatiently waiting for former President Bill Clinton -- not one to be on time -- on Air Force One at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv after attending the funeral of former Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres.
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Although superstar DJ Richie Hawtin announced his PLAYdifferently DJ technology venture in January, we've already been treated to enough SXSW discussion, beta test speculation, and promotional video content to be impatiently wondering what this mixer he's hyping so much actually is.
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Save for a few minutes in the season premiere, big-bad boogeyman Negan has been completely off the radar, leaving audiences to impatiently wonder what's been going on since we last saw him and Father Gabriel trapped in a trailer, surrounded by zombies.
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"The market is impatiently awaiting the release of the jobs numbers, for which the yellow metal could have an asymmetric reaction to the upside on any disappointment," Bart Melek, head of commodity strategies at TD Securities in Toronto, said in a note.
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While you wait impatiently for all the starry style and whatever Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg have planned, check out the complete list of high-end goodies inside the men's and women's gift bags this year – and start planning your watch party now!
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Silversides are like popcorn to larger fish, and even the smallest bits, impatiently chipped off the block and flung into the waters below the pier, were eagerly devoured by small bluefish and striped bass; inadvertent chumming on our part, until we caught on.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker Just outside the barroom is a garden, where a few trays of seedlings I saw sprouting in the kitchen, impatiently pushing up against their plastic covers, will be planted when the weather turns warmer.
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What Mr. Bush had impatiently dismissed as "the vision thing" — in an interview with a Time magazine writer in 1987 who had pressed him for his governing philosophy — turned out to be precisely what the voters found missing in him five years later.
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These moments are a balm, the very thing that you impatiently wait for while Rudy pouts and practices and repeatedly demonstrates that the young Nureyev — or the film's conception of him — was more of a vital and engaging presence onstage than off.
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I run through and clean out my work inbox and set up a time on Friday (day 221) for a Skype interview while she messes around on Instagram like a typical teen and impatiently counts down until dinner is served at seven.
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Sunflower Bean is a guitar-bass-drums trio that makes hand-played music, and its debut album, "Human Ceremony" (Fat Possum), moves along briskly and even impatiently with circular picking patterns, transparent strummed chords and or fuzz-toned riffs behind Julia Cumming's airy voice.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Stuffed bears rained down onto the ice as Japanese figure skating star Yuzuru Hanyu capped his comeback from injury with a brilliant short skate at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Friday, satisfying delirious fans who had been impatiently awaiting his return.
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While the rest of the iPhone obsessed world was getting ready to stand in line or just impatiently waiting for their pre-order to arrive, the teams at iFixit and Chipworks were sharpening their tools like underfed lumberjacks sitting down to a steak dinner.
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Khloé Kardashian, who is expecting her first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, was spotted out in Los Angeles on Tuesday, but kept her belly covered with loose-fitting clothes — much to the disappointment of fans impatiently waiting to see the star with a baby bump.
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While most members of the Beyhive are impatiently awaiting the first peek at Blue Ivy's newest twin siblings, please allow us to take a moment to revel in the 14th anniversary of the greatest Beyonce headline of all time, courtesy of the New York Times.
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And inside this building, with its high, small windows, there is, of course, another line, and more soldiers, who are sometimes a little disgusted by the smell, and sometimes a little pissed off, sometimes bored, patting their gunstocks impatiently because you are anxious and slow.
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While a C.I.A. analyst named Vivian Miller is on the phone assuring her husband, a software engineer, that she can leave Langley to pick up one of their sick kids, she's also impatiently checking her computer as she downloads a highly classified new counterintelligence program.
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The premise alone is enough to make your inner teen angst fill with glee, but given that it's been a year and a half since the movie came out, it's only natural to impatiently wonder when The Kissing Booth 2 comes out on Netflix.
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Macron has waited impatiently for the Germans to form a government and is itching to press ahead with bold reforms to the euro zone, eager to make a start before Brexit and European Parliament elections in 2019 clog up the wheels of EU business.
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Rights activists said the government's decision reflected official worries that the case had struck a nerve among a public that has been waiting impatiently for a promised relaxation on restrictions of political freedoms by President Hassan Rouhani, who is up for re-election this year.
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The same can't be said for J. J. Abrams' "Rise of Skywalker," a scattershot, impatiently paced, fan-servicing finale that repurposes so much of what came before that it feels as though someone searching for the hyperspace button accidentally pressed the spin cycle instead.
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Iran's "current and future generations are ready, impatiently, and with every fiber of their being, for battle with the Zionist regime and to wipe it off the face of the earth," Mr. Nassirzadeh told the Young Journalists Club, a hard-line Iranian news outlet.
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In "Late Beethoven" (2003) Maynard Solomon, an American musicologist, points to the frequency—most clearly seen in the Hammerklavier sonata and the Ninth Symphony—with which a series of themes is tried and impatiently rejected, before the right one is hit upon to launch a finale.
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Ever found yourself squashed three people-deep at the bar on a Friday night, discreetly elbowing fellow patrons to be next in line as you impatiently tap your credit card against the counter and grumble that anyone could make a gin and tonic faster than this guy?
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"We are waiting impatiently for the arrival of the children," Chagall's letter continues, expressing his concern for his daughter Ida and her husband Michel Rapoport who followed him to New York on the refugee ship SS Navemar, smuggling a large case of his work on their journey.
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Captain America: Outriders Attack War Machine Buster Iron Man Hall of Armor Avengers Ultimate Quinjet Avengers Compound Battle While we impatiently count down until the movie hits theaters on April 26, at least we have a new trailer and this Lego timelapse to watch on repeat.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Stuffed bears rained down onto the ice as Japanese figure skating star Yuzuru Hanyu capped his comeback from injury with a brilliant short skate at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Friday, satisfying delirious fans who had been impatiently awaiting his return.
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Escape to the Clouds, a one-day conference to celebrate the Cloud Appreciation Society's 10th anniversary, would be underway in 90 minutes, and Pretor-Pinney was impatiently supervising the small team of balloon-installation artists he had commissioned to rig inflatable cloud formations around the stage.
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"A large number of investors were waiting impatiently for the law in order to understand the investment environment in Egypt and its incentives, especially with regards to the cost of starting a project and incentives for land," said Reham El-Desouki, an economist at Arqaam Capital.
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The best examples still echo: Ronald Reagan stealing the show in a Republican primary debate in 20193 by saying he paid for that microphone, Lloyd Bentsen in 1988 telling Dan Quayle that he is no Jack Kennedy, George H.W. Bush in 1992 looking impatiently at his watch.
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"One-Track Mind: Drawing the New York Subway" (Princeton Architectural Press) is the perfect companion for preoccupied New Yorkers who overlook the faiences, terra-cotta mosaics and other gewgaws originally inspired by the City Beautiful movement, and nowadays a productive diversion for riders impatiently awaiting overdue trains.
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" And it's also funny because Waititi's signature brand of New Zealand humor is so utterly sincere and absurdist: when Elsa impatiently tells Jojo that no matter how he identifies with Nazis, he isn't one, he responds, "Um, I'm massively into swastikas, which is a pretty good sign.
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First, it's the crackling and popping sound of the grease you fry them in that reminds me of my mom making chicken in a cast-iron skillet while I looked on, salivating and waiting impatiently to take a bite, my urgency causing me to burn my tongue.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Dr. Phil was driving out of a parking lot near Universal Studios Friday morning when he impatiently attempted to pass a van, but when he went around it he struck a man in his early 20s in a crosswalk, riding on his skateboard.
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"There is a lot of work which is going on in that sector, not least the reorganisation whose completion we impatiently await," Mugabe, Zimbabwe's sole ruler since independence in 1980, told thousands at a rally to mark the southern African country's 37th independence anniversary in a Harare stadium.
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If you're already at the stage where you can't help but wonder how you're going to spend the next few months until the release of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, here's some good news: At least you can wait impatiently on some high-end Star Wars-inspired furniture.
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As far back as his "Saturday Night" (written in the 1950s, but never produced in New York until 2000), a portrait of young Brooklyn men impatiently waiting for their lives to begin, Sondheim's scores have consistently throbbed with a longing to connect, to engage and, yes, to love.
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When I was 14, I stared impatiently at the clock in my math class and wrote an inelegant ditty in the corner of my notebook: Wishing I could force the minute hand forward/to free myself/why must I learn the Pythagorean theorem/if one day I will be dead.
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A lot of things you're shown as a kid have the same old structure, and so you know exactly what's going to happen when—they're insanely predictable—and I remember feeling trapped in movie theaters, impatiently waiting for all the plot points to be hit, so I could return home.
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The Holocaust is also clearly in the background: Mathilde's French lover, the only significant male character in the film, lost his parents in Bergen-Belsen, a Nazi concentration camp in Germany ("Yes, I'm a Jew," he says impatiently in Polish, arriving at the convent to help the nuns give birth).
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As the narrative escalates, the reader goes from a sane friend in a bar, listening impatiently as the storyteller gabs on about a new beau, red flags firing off in her head (Do you not see what's happening?), to a paralyzed spectator of a five-car pileup on the TV screen.
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In the face of these heavy regulatory burdens, a potential Iraqi small businessman can either pay the exorbitant legal fees and wait impatiently until the bureaucracy acts, bribe an unending line of petty bureaucrats to allow the firm to operate in the shadows, or not even try to establish a business.
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With these selections sandwiched in between the aforementioned straight-up New Age cuts and slices of soft-sax fromage from folks like Kenny G and Candy Duffer, Pure Moods less resembles a transportative trip through a world of sound and more someone impatiently changing the channel on TV every few minutes.
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She then, instead of focusing on getting what she needs, proceeds to unleash on poor Ryan, admitting she cheated on her husband and lamenting about his "musty and damp" mustache — as a huge group of co-workers impatiently wait with a birthday cake outside the glass doors to throw a birthday party.
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This is how Albright has helped break some of the biggest stories in tech over the past year: by sending journalists a direct message late in the night that sounds half-crazy, but is actually an epic scoop—that is, if you can jump on it before he impatiently tweets it out.
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Here's what to watch for in California on Super Tuesday: Delayed results When waiting impatiently for California's results this week, it's important to remember the sheer volume of ballots that must be counted and verified, with the added twist that California voters can postmark and mail in their ballots on Election Day.
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If all of this seems daunting, or if your child doesn't seem capable of handling these big issues, it's perfectly fine to treat selfie apps and other forms of social media like you would a scary movie or a roller coaster — let your kids wait, however impatiently, until you truly feel they are ready.
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Dolphins 16, Colts 12 This win was mostly about Miami's defense — and Jacoby Brissett's absence for Indianapolis — but Ryan Fitzpatrick encapsulated the Dolphins' determination as he impatiently tried to push his way out of a medical tent while waiting to be evaluated for a possible concussion (he was eventually cleared and allowed to return).
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Gliding effortlessly through Nauman's routines, this talented and disciplined individual, an artist in her own right, filled the silence between commands with an improvised finger-tapping performance of her own, scoffing impatiently at her tormentor's badgering posture, the posture that lies at the heart of Nauman's edginess and at the core of his reputation.
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When David first starts noticing that something is going on with his son (like Boy Erased, the movie skips back and forth through time), he treats it impatiently as a bump in the road to a surely radiant future for his son, not understanding that it's actually the start of a long, difficult journey for both of them.
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Sure, you've probably been impatiently waiting for the day you'd finally be able to zoom above the pavement from the moment you saw Marty McFly defy the laws of gravity in Back to the Future Part II — but there's more than just a crew of angry bullies that could make the practice IRL a bad and dangerous idea.
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Your Money In the nearly two and a half years since Marriott announced its intention to acquire Starwood Hotels and Resorts, the parent of Westin, Sheraton and W, skeptical customers of both companies have waited impatiently for answers to the following question: Just how many rewards and perks would Marriott take away from the 2000 million members when it combined the loyalty programs?
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I once watched those pink hands fall slack at their sides, as their owners waited impatiently for Outkast — then performing a truly resplendent version of "International Players Anthem" — to get on with it and play "Hey Ya." Those pink hands sometimes wave yellow glowsticks in the air and shout "Nigga" in unapologetic abandon as they rap along with the black artist onstage.
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Now, as Mr. Brown enters the final 212 months of his second tour as governor, and as he prepares to deliver his final State of the State speech here on Thursday, he has become the face of the old order — admired for his long stewardship, but also seen as a roadblock for some younger Democrats who have impatiently awaited change.
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Exports always happens in HD over Specs' internal Wi-Fi now, and transfers go four times quicker than the old process that required you to sync standard definition (low-quality) versions of videos first, then pick your favorites, then download them in HD. Randall says that led lots of people to accidentally or impatiently settle for SD content, which made Spectacles' capture resolution seem much lower than its potential.
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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are back together, albeit briefly, in the colorful visual for the former's new Spanish-language single, "Ni Tú Ni Yo." The clip chronicles a dramatic recreation of the conception of the single's music video, which sees Lopez sitting impatiently at a table as Anthony, whom she divorced in 2014 but has worked with since, arrives with a potential director who pitches a lively, tropical-themed shoot for the upbeat, Latin-influenced song.
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But Trump's rhetoric and mannerisms are equally quick in drawing a base of loyal supporters, regular middle-class Americans, who seemed to be impatiently waiting for years for someone like Trump to emerge; a man who could represent the struggling middle class blue collar workers whom his base was initially composed of, and a man who could serve as an alternative to the two-faced, condescending, polished stock-politician a vast amount of Americans were growing weary of.
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After sitting impatiently on the sidelines for months, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE on Tuesday night will finally get a chance to address — face to face — the House Democrats who impeached him and the senators who will soon vote on whether to end his presidency.
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Read more: Lady Gaga tried to turn 'Shallow' into a rock song at the Grammys, and fans had mixed reactions The prolonged pose led a number of viewers to screenshot the image and use it to illustrate a range of situations, from waiting impatiently for your Amazon order and trying to stalk people on Instagram to figuring out who stole your phone charger, and the most meta of all: the way you look when anyone talks s--- about Lady Gaga.
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Once liberals got a long-overdue whiff of the stench emanating from the other side of YouTube, Google had itself a little P.R. problem that soon turned into a big one when The Times of London, the Wall Street Journal, and others exposed a much dirtier secret hidden in plain view: YouTube wasn't just offering up millions of hours of hate speech, but rewarding the most successful propagandists with a cut of the revenue from those video ads you have to wait impatiently to "skip" before getting, say, your "33 Fun Facts About Slavery" (#5: "There Were Just as Many White Slaves as Black Slaves").
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He asked about her life, and she sighed impatiently and ticked off the father and the farm, the dead mother, the older brother, William, who was away to be a doctor, the significant fact of her return soon to boarding school, and she was aware that every word signified the extent of the gap between them, in this country, at this time, and the gap would, of course, feed into his fantasies about her, which she was sure were already hot, fetid and possessing, and now the four days until the train went back through the Midlands to her school seemed like all the time in the world to make this happen.
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