"The pro numbers are in a different place and the pro hashes are in a different place," Herman said.
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Each ends in a different place from where they began.
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Today, many of the Chargettes are in a different place.
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Now he was in a different place, working for peace.
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They're in a different place than most people would think.
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So we're in a different place and a healthier place.
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"She's in a different place in her life," the source says.
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But I feel like I'm always in a different place mentally.
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Honestly, I thought we'd be in a different place right now.
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"It's stored in a different place in the brain," he said.
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"You're in a different place than that," Kardashian says to Pippen.
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We certainly are in a different place," he said on "Power Lunch.
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"She's in a different place in her life," a source tells PEOPLE.
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"I think the world is in a different place now," Zuckerberg said.
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But Voyager 2 is in a different place, and also a different time.
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" [Episode I, 3:10] "Now everyone's in a different place in their life.
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One day you wake up and the world is in a different place.
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"We're in a different place than we were when the year started," Rep.
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But I mean to highlight that I think we're in a different place.
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They may have grown up in a different place and have a different experience.
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His Bigurl is still up for it, just in a different place, different destination.
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"She's in a different place in her life," a source told PEOPLE of Conrad.
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"Make every time you have sex [in] a different place and position," says Fima.
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Hopefully I'll put it out in a different place and re-release it soon.
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We're in a different place than we were five years ago without a doubt.
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I'm in a different place in my life now than I was back then.
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As the Golden Globe-nominated actor puts it ... we're in a different place now.
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"Four years ago he was in a different place than he is now," Yee said.
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"She's in a different place in her life," a source told PEOPLE about Conrad's absence.
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"Orlando is in a different place than he was last year," the Bloom source says.
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"Orlando is in a different place than he was last year," the Bloom source added.
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I'm in a different place because I wasn't really playing a month ago, at all.
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Today, fearing for his own life, Mr. Zulu sleeps in a different place every night.
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Lucy Jones: I'm in a different place than a lot of seismologists who are responding.
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It's important to understand that California is in a different place from most other states.
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There was already a different grand jury, in a different place (Virginia), on that case.
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But she's on tour so much, and anytime I call her, she's in a different place.
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I wore suits as a kid; it was something that put you in a different place.
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That is true even if the asteroid hit earth in a different place, one must realize.
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I just think you've, there is just, we're, the world is ... We're in a different place.
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"Every three days, we plan a series of outstanding adventures in a different place," says Kent.
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"When we talked to people, we realized that men were in a different place," Desouches said.
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" Representative Dan Donovan, Republican of New York, said members were "just working in a different place.
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I needed to physically be totally alone and be in a different place to get going.
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Many politicians who are older or 'more established' are in a different place in their lives.
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Do you think we'd be in a different place now if we had a different president?
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Do you think we'd be in a different place now if we had a different president?
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"We sleep in a different place every night now," Jenny said, dragging hard on a cigarette.
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GINGRICH: You know, Sean -- Sean, here&aposs where you and I are in a different place today.
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Madowo noted the transmitters for Citizen TV were in a different place, which might explain the delay.
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"She's in a different place in her life," an insider told PEOPLE of Conrad earlier this week.
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Third, the world is in a different place than it was when U.S. nuclear doctrine was conceived.
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Some activists were arrested twice after being released and then returning to protest in a different place.
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Listening to his speech in Detroit, "it was like he was in a different place," she said.
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Not every animal has a digestive system that ends in a different place from where it begins.
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" She continued, "I was also just processing the fact that my ears were in a different place.
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In a different place, in a different time, this could be a moment of reckoning and constructive action.
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"So my view is they'll end up in a different place, a reset, after Salzburg," Davis told reporters.
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The market would be in a different place if it was determined by the weighted average of quantitative benefits.
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FABER: And perhaps Tom will be in a different place in terms of his view of value as well?
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And you notice that with Slayer fans, like with metal, people go in a different place with their brain.
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I felt like I was in a different place, and I really wanted to have everyone feel that today.
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" Lauren, unsurprisingly, hasn't commented on revival, but a source told People, "She's in a different place in her life.
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IT'S TAPERED BECAUSE THERE WAS SO MUCH TO DO BACK THEN AND WE'RE KIND OF IN A DIFFERENT PLACE.
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But Mr. Gutelius at the Data Guild said he thought the technology industry was in a different place now.
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"It's exciting to do it in a different place (think about it, who has sex in a closet?)," Chase says.
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"I have great hope that in two years, you will see Egypt in a different place (God willing)," he said.
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"The NFL is in a different place because that's where it all sort of mushroomed out of," Gilbert told CNBC.
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Sethi points out that it's important to keep in mind that your friends might be in a different place financially.
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LONG POND, Pa. — Juan Pablo Montoya found himself in a different place as the IndyCar Series returned to Pocono Raceway.
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The earliest humans may have emerged much earlier, and in a different place in the world, than scientists previously thought.
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She is also the mother of three African-American kids, so that puts that criminal justice conversation in a different place.
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I am proud to say, I am simply in a different place from where i was when I was a younger.
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I am proud to say, I am simply in a different place from where I was when I was a younger.
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I think that's when theater is really doing its job — when you leave in a different place than you showed up.
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"I am proud to say, I am simply in a different place from where I was when I was a younger."
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When those changes end up downranking someone, they tend to complain about bias — but everyone sees bias in a different place.
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I'm interested when an artwork can become a kind of quicksand—you fall into it, and return in a different place.
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She's now in a different place: married to her longtime producer, Steve Brown, and tapping into a deeper current of soul.
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But the footage has emerged in a different place in recent days: the election rallies of Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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When Intuit acquired Mint more than a decade ago, mobile was in a different place — as were tech-enabled financial services.
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I just feel like it's a conversation that I will have further down the road when I'm in a different place.
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"By the time we get an answer to that and get a global agreement, technology is already in a different place."
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But let me distinguish Fortune from that, because Fortune is really in a different place than all the other Time Inc.
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"It definitely put me in a different place because we just started talking about stuff that's always been going on," Durant said.
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"I think I'm just in a different place, mentally, spiritually, where I'm able to enjoy this job more and more," Lin said.
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Getting old is about a shrinking future, but I don't spend my days thinking about that because I'm in a different place.
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They're certainly in a different place than they were, but I think as a business story they're probably as exciting as ever.
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Gomes says that when Tyka came to him four years ago seeking help with promoting her album, she was in a different place.
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I live in a different place and time, but I feel a connection to the sitters in these images because they are people.
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"It's now in a different place where it could actually get built," said Nancy Gold, the marketing consultant for Historic Hudson River Towns.
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"National security is our number one issue and I think he's in a different place than the rest of the country," he added.
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I can sometimes feel a shock running through it, or it feels like my foot is still attached, but in a different place.
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It's a group of people that, once you're elevated to that level, you really tend to be in a different place, in a different world.
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"Until things got chaotic, it was everything i wanted and more and I'm excited to create that atmosphere again in a different place," she said.
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Spotify is in a different place altogether because it allows you to play the exact song or album you want to, at any given time.
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It was the first time a piece of art showed me I could imagine myself in a different place, becoming a different sort of woman.
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I can't speak for her whenever she felt like, "Okay, it's time to kind of let it go," but thankfully she's in a different place.
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We were in a different place than the previous blackout in 1965, which was a quiet night, or later in 2003, when everyone feared terrorism.
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"The party is in a different place — we need somebody to stand up and defend our core progressive values," Ben Tulchin, Mr. Sanders's pollster, said.
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"I just feel like I'm in a different place where I feel just don't feel like I need that," she tells longtime friend Larsa Pippen.
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When I'm seeing a doctor in a different place for my healthcare services, I wonder if this person going to understand any of my issues?
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Preliminary investigations of the video found that it was shot in a different place from where the women's bodies were found, a police source told Reuters.
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"I'm in a different place in my life than when I was 30: a little bit older and wiser — and grayer, but it's good," he said.
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Related: Chelsea Handler's latest dinner party takes on equal pay in Hollywood "I'm in a different place than where I was in my 30s," Handler said.
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But photography company Getty Images, which is working with companies like Google, found its inspiration in a different place: Technology that was invented 150 years ago.
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Instead, they have designated zones, which are sometimes adjacent to the hotel entrances and other times, as in the case with Caesars, in a different place altogether.
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Instead of safeguarding people fleeing persecution abroad, as is required under federal law, the policy banished them to perilous conditions in a different place, the lawyers said.
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Imagine a startup that makes a cute and loveable augmented reality character that performs comedy whenever your phone recognizes you're in a different place or around different objects.
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I'm in a different place than I was in my late 20s — so my fear with you is that you might be where I was in my 20s.
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We've generally accepted that as a fundamental premise, and yet we seem to be in a different place now where, in some areas, we're not quite as comfortable.
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We used to swim with them (in the sea near Kismayu in southern Somalia) and we fought with them, but they lived in a different place from us.
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Subsequent releases will return to the same town at the same time, but you'll see it all from the perspective of a new character in a different place.
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Ms. Tanowitz has stretched hers without realizing that she would: "I took the gig for one reason, but I'm actually ending up in a different place," she said.
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"What we've got is a great big sprawling six-part movie with 300 different characters, and every scene is in a different place," Tennant recently told The Times.
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But an Ivy League education puts them in a different place — their language is different, their appearance is different, and they don't fit in at home anymore, either.
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"We are in a different place culturally than we were a year ago," said Maya Raghu, director of workplace equality and senior counsel at the National Women's Law Center.
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"We're in a different place than we were last year," said Brian Landman, 38, who works in visual merchandising, when asked about the annual Gay Pride March on Sunday.
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"[It] Shows how the ice sheets are in a different place and changing faster than we could have imagined in the 1970's," she said in an email to Axios.
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Virtual Reality Viewers: Best for Families with Young Kids Virtual reality viewers are inexpensive, handheld devices that offer three-dimensional views and the feeling of being in a different place.
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This makes sense, since multiplying higher-dimensional numbers involves rotation, and when you switch the order of rotations in more than two dimensions you end up in a different place.
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The biggest adjustment was that the control key needed for the copy and paste shortcut was in a different place than on a Mac, which took some getting used to.
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To take memories from all over and deposit them in a different place is the way he makes his stories travel; it is his way of leaving his presence behind.
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More than once in the last few years, very old people in Arctic villages have told me that the sky has changed, that the stars are in a different place.
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We are in a different place on the Hemings question today, as the scholarly consensus has shifted and the foundation has embraced, without equivocation, Jefferson's paternity of Sally Hemings's children.
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Rather, she said, the United States is in a "different place" — one which poses risks separate from the ones that led to the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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" While Democrats may be in a different place a year from now, she added, "right now, we're still trying to figure out who the next leaders of the party are.
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If he'd gone that route and said, "Election is over, now we're going to be in a different America" — my God, we'd be in a different place than we are today.
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"We are in a different place culturally than we were a year ago," Maya Raghu, director of workplace equality and senior counsel at the National Women's Law Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I think most of our conference is in a different place and doesn't want to in an unprecedented way put constraints on the president's ability to defend the country," Thune said.
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"Had Sunday morning gone a little bit differently, even taking away the issue of whether they should have said something Friday, I think we'd be in a different place," said Plouffe.
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It's not like it was 20 years ago when legitimate movie people wouldn't work in TV. Now they want to work in TV. Movies are in a different place right now.
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And if you start to lie about your whereabouts or only talk abut work friends with your partner, it's a sign your heart is in a different place than your marriage.
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"Of course things were tough at times, and the injury was in a different place from the last time, so the treatment and recovery were different too, which was irritating," he said.
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"In my previous capacity I spoke very strongly about the need to continue with military exercises, most notably in 2017, but we were in a different place in 2017," Harris explained Thursday.
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They will give it twice each evening, with the audience sitting in a different place for each performance, all the better to hear the spatial wizardry that is crucial to the composition.
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"What we've got is a great big sprawling six-part movie with 300 different characters, and every scene is in a different place," Tennant said in his trailer, after filming Crowley's outburst.
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Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, the retiring chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said that he had previously backed arms sales to the Saudis but was now in a different place.
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It's like using a private tunnel to browse the web, keeping you safe from prying eyes and enabling you to surf as if you were connecting from a server in a different place.
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As we continue to evolve, I hope that more people will embrace the idea that gender is on a spectrum and that each of us is going to fall in a different place.
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"She's in a different place in her life," a source told PEOPLE of Conrad, 32, who has long closed the door on reality TV as she focuses on her family and multiple brands.
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He's just a traditional, straight-out-of-Robert-McKee protagonist: He starts out somewhere, meets someone who changes him, learns a lesson, and ends up in a different place from where he started.
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Here's the thing: Memory, where you store your vocabulary, expand and draw on it for tough clues, is stored in a different place in your brain than imagination, where you make creative connections.
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Clinton but now calls Senator Bernie Sanders's 2016 campaign the "high-water mark" of recent progressive politics, said the Democratic Party is in a different place and would be more receptive to his message.
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RELATED: Marco Rubio: Not going to turn over GOP to 'con artist' Donald Trump He said the race is "in a different place now" -- with voters facing a "binary choice" between Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Smith said he'd consider a similar trip if "we were jump-starting our program," but Ohio State is "in a different place," so they don't need to pull stunts like that, he seemed to imply.
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Your Saved list is located in a different place depending on whether you are using Facebook on a desktop computer or your mobile device, and it&aposs not always obvious how to get to it.
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In my opinion, just really sets up a place to understand what people are ... So coming from cognitive psychology, you'd be attracted to this, re-making people the way they are in a different place?
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From a best new artist nominee to a veteran multi-award winning performer, they develop an idea with him that puts them in a different place and a different style than you've ever seen them before.
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Either way, JWoww says Sammi missed a huge opportunity to cash in on her "Jersey Shore" fame, even if she's in a "different place" now ... post Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, whom she dated during the OG run.
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I haven't seen Phillips' Joker, but the trailers indicate a movie that draws the line between fiction and reality in a different place—one closer to true life, and more like New York City than Gotham.
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And though if we purchase another policy in 20 years we&aposll likely end up paying more for it, a lot can happen in 20 years and we might be in a different place financially anyway.
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Justin Amash of Michigan is "in a different place from the majority of all of us" after Amash announced Monday evening he would be leaving the conservative House Freedom Caucus, of which he was a founding member.
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It's easy to switch up your routine by changing the type of toy you're using, putting the toy (or your hands) in a different place, varying the vibration setting, or tinkering with a number of other variables.
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The obvious step is for Utah to start Crowder—who heads into the season in a different place, mentally and physically, than last year—at the four and unleash Favors as a backup center, his real position.
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"You truly feel transported into the galaxy far, far away and that's what they're doing good is that you feel like you're in a different place, like, totally," said Jamie Costa, a patron dressed as Han Solo.
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For example, Brissmyr explains, customers using the same device in a different place wouldn't raise their risk score, but their score would rise if a new device in a different location was used in a login attempt.
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It's important for millennials to benefit from some of this left and right, back and forth, that the boomers experienced, even if we're going to end up coming out in a different place than the boomers did.
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"We're in a different place today than we were in 212 and 230, in terms of how we talk about issues of race, police brutality, the challenges of our criminal justice system, and mass incarceration," Burns said.
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"Thirty seconds in and you're just in a different place watching 'To Kill a Mockingbird' the way you've never watched it before," said Sorkin, the creator of political TV series "West Wing," and who wrote the stage adaptation.
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Sammi, who dated Ronnie Ortiz-Magro during the original six-season run of the show, said she opted out because she's in a different place in her life than she was during the first run of the show.
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The difficult childhoods and lack of relationship skills thwarted all attempts for successful matrimony for Sjanna Leighton, 20083, and Peter Leighton, 22008, until, in midlife, they found they were in a different place, but also a familiar one.
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"My heart is in a different place, and I would love to go farther," Senator Jeff Brandes, a St. Petersburg Republican who sponsored the bill in the Senate, said before the vote on Thursday, invoking his Christian faith.
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We went out of our way to hide the seams between the practical and the digital in a different place in every single shot of the film, because we didn't want the audience to catch on where to look.
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The Minnesota Twins are in a different place than they were a season ago with timely hitting, pitching and defense as they continue their six-game road trip with a three-game set against the Detroit Tigers beginning Tuesday.
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Not only does he not have a pre-midterms option other than Kavanaugh, but he assumes that we won't really be in a different place at the end of this week than we were at the end of last.
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Several years ago, as the mother of small children and in a different place, I tried to live without using a car, an undertaking that made every action more effortful in what was already an effortful phase of life.
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You might be sitting on this side of the theater and be looking at the action through one perspective, and if you're sitting in a different place in the theater, you see the action from a completely different angle.
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If given another 30 years of life, 56 percent of respondents vowed to "travel extensively," and 35 percent dreamed of "living in a different place," according to the study by insurer Allianz Life, in conjunction with the Stanford Center on Longevity.
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In a different place, this simple fact wouldn't feel so surprising, but in twenty-first-century L.A.—as throughout America—cross-class and cross-economic encounters are regulated and separated by gates, districts, ghettos, railway tracks, walls, and income brackets.
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But experts say that people are easily able to get around it by either using a virtual private network connection to mask their location or by simply asking a third party in a different place to participate on their behalf.
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But experts told CNBC that people are easily able to get around it by either using a virtual private network connection to mask their location or by simply asking a third party in a different place to participate on their behalf.
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Instead, I put the mugs we use daily there (they'd been on a higher shelf) and put all the spices except the four things I actually do grab and use (vegetable oil, olive oil, salt and pepper) while cooking in a different place.
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If you scrub back and forth over the edit you can see the edge of her glasses appear in a different place, and two of her upper teeth on the right hand side actually merge up from the bottom of her mouth!
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Van Beurden touted the company's work on low-carbon energy and push for carbon taxes, but emphasized that the transition of the global energy system that's now dominated by fossil fuels is a decades-long endeavor, while the public's in a different place.
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I feel that I kept the serious vows I made in front of God with every inch of my heart, which is why I am still honoring them today even though my relationship with my ex-husband is in a different place.
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"Thirty years from now, we'll look back and be in a different place, but it will take time to reach parity in office because we need to reach parity in running," said Kathleen Dolan, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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The militants who seized the city in 2014 had targeted artists like himself so when neighbors said they were hunting for him, he left home, called his wife to say he was likely to die and took to sleeping in a different place each night.
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"To be honest, we feel a bit of distance from her because she is so physically different, she grew up in a different place and doesn't speak as much Japanese," says Hibino, who first played Osaka when she was an unpolished 16-year-old.
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Had Kylo, a bratty teen at heart who seems enamored with his own appearance, dipped into a bacta tank — the submersible fix-everything medical solution of the Star Wars universe — healed his facial wound, then messed his forehead up in a different place just to look cooler?
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"So you compare that woman, to a women who is pregnant [and] has decided that her life circumstances are such that she wants to have a baby and carry that baby to term: She's in a different place in terms of her finances, her partner, her mental health," Biggs said.
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While there are already laws in place that prevent federal money from directly funding abortions, the new rule would mean family planning programs would have to perform abortion services or provide abortion counseling and referrals in a different place, and by different employees, for the facility to continue receiving federal family planning dollars.
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Then the solos begin: Mr. Richardson in mournful long tones and trills and rapid figures; Mr. Metheny, at length, playing one bravado melodic phrase after another until he becomes rough and loud; Mr. Moran and Mr. Waits briefly carrying out their intuitive communication together, turning the piece in new directions, making it end in a different place.
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"There is clearly a number of steps that we want to take, we need to take, but we are in a different place to where we were even this time last year," said Minshall initially, before simplifying her response to "clearly there's an issue here for us to look at" later in the Q&A session.
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"While I support a number of the provisions included in this legislation and continue to believe it would have been fairly easy to alter the bill in a way that would have been more fiscally sound without harming the pro-growth policies, unfortunately, it is clear that the caucus is in a different place," Corker said in a statement.
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And "Five Four" is in 160 land, it's right there, but I just think that using half-time might seem like it's kind of in a different place, but I think a lot of the time it is in that zone, but then just kind of maybe sort of switching the connection a little bit and not going full-time when it feel like you should or staying in half-time when it feels like you should just move out of there, that kind of thing.
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