I want to get to that point in a minute.
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Right, I want to get to that in a minute.
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He downs it all in a minute and 55 seconds.
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They very well- We're getting to Amazon in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with Senator Chuck Schumer.
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LEVIN: I want to get to that in a minute.
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More on that in a minute, but first a reminder.
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All right, we're gonna get to that in a minute.
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Thomas: And your coffee will be coming in a minute.
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But I wouldn't hesitate to help them in a minute.
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The police were there in a minute and a half.
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You can get great stuff in a minute or two.
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And we can come back to "Godless" in a minute.
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I'm going to get to the advertising in a minute.
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So I want to talk about this in a minute.
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Arthur: I'll get to that fourth N in a minute.
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In a minute, why is Biden still in the lead?
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"I'll do it in a minute, honey," Ms. Webb said.
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Right, exactly, so we'll get to them in a minute.
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Sue has got to go in a minute for something.
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And she goes, 'yeah, I'll talk to you in a minute.
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We&aposll get back to this witch hunt in a minute.
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I'll get to the spaceport in a minute: Pretty smooth, right?
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I'm going to get to the creepy stuff in a minute.
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LEVIN: We&aposre going to expand on this in a minute.
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We'll get to the super racist "Anthropology Days" in a minute.
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I am meditating — I'm going to start floating in a minute!
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Yeah, I want to talk about that in a minute, yeah.
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Anybody get up for questions, we'll have questions in a minute.
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Well, we'll get to all that election spending in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with celebrity chef José Andrés.
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It will feature three runners (more on that in a minute).
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All right, we're gonna talk about that in a minute. Casey?
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She could give seminars on both in a minute, without notes.
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Obviously I'm going to get to Michael Bloomberg in a minute.
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I'm going to be hard to beat, here in a minute.
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More on that in a minute, but first an important reminder.
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We'll be back in a minute with Rich Mahoney from Seismic.
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"I'll be back in a minute," he announced to the kids.
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"Obviously these things don't self-implode in a minute," he said.
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We'll be back in a minute with John Chen from BlackBerry.
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We're going to let you guys ask questions in a minute.
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We'll talk about design in a minute, but ... It was good-looking.
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If I could take the vote back, I would in a minute.
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WE'RE GOING TO TALK IN A MINUTE ABOUT THE FINTECH IDEAS FESTIVAL.
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TYRUS: Oh, man, I&aposll replace Greg with him in a minute.
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In a minute or so, you could lose $3 or win $5.28.
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In any case, in a minute we're going to take some questions.
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In a minute or so, the back-up generators would kick on.
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And I&aposm going to be playing that music in a minute.
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"I said, 'We're going to find her in a minute,' " Reid says.
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This is a big deal, but more on that in a minute.
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"I'll be up in a minute," Elizabeth says, smiling, a moment later.
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In a minute, they were lined up, ready to take the floor.
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We'll be back here in a minute with Outline CEO Josh Topolsky.
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KS: We got to get to our reader questions in a minute.
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This is just the nicest damn thing you'll see in a minute.
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I want to come back to this in a minute or two.
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"I'll be back in a minute to fluff my room," she said.
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"Now you can reach hundreds of millions in a minute," he said.
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"It's not something I can do in a minute," Dr. Purifoy said.
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The reason is China, but I'll get to that in a minute.
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I know I will next time — more on that in a minute.
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Luckily, it's fairly easy to oust (more on that in a minute).
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Haven't been to a pizza party in a minute 🤔 Culver City?
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In a minute we'll take some questions from our readers and listeners.
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Zubaydah's brutal interrogations were also videotaped (more on this in a minute).
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We'll be back in a minute with Rose Marcario, the CEO of Patagonia.
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We'll talk about in a minute, but ... He has made it enormous, then.
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But more on the Home Hub as a picture frame in a minute.
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This is the most amazing album art I've seen in a minute pic.twitter.
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Someone may need to come pick us off the floor in a minute.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: We're going to talk to Hayes and Kennedy, in a minute.
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I want to get back to enterprise in a minute and Silicon Valley.
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My dog cuddles me pretty hard, and I fall asleep in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with the organizers of the Google Walkouts.
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She likes a certain plane which I'm going to mention in a minute.
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Back in a minute (COMMERCIAL BREAK) BARTIROMO: Welcome back to SUNDAY MORNING FUTURES.
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The new ones are better, and I'll get into that in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with Adrian Aoun, the CEO of Forward.
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We'll get to the "apology" in a minute — first, let's survey the damage.
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A combine harvester could have done the job in a minute or two.
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Health care today faces a clinician shortage; let that sink in a minute.
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KS: I'm going to give you a little shut-eye in a minute.
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"Be back in a minute," my father said after a set or two.
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Major China slow down, I'm sure we'll get to that in a minute.
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The elevator is wicked fast, rising to the 124th floor in a minute.
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This paralleled Cole's later lie to Luisa — more about that in a minute.
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And at least in tech ... but we'll get to tech in a minute.
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If I walked in a minute late, [my boss] would say, 'You're late.
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If that's too soon, you can leave in a minute and a huff.
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But this is something they [the Trump administration] can change in a minute.
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But it was the MOST riot filled moment I've had in a minute.
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Now, I wasn't thrilled to see everyone … but we'll get there in a minute.
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We'll return to this live interview from South By Southwest 2018 in a minute.
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It's mobile ready, has a touch screen, and prints 24 pages in a minute.
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And we'll talk about the criteria in a minute, like what does that entail.
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This is a Guinness World Record attempt for most finger snaps in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with more from Oracle co-CEO, Mark Hurd.
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"Things you think they couldn't scale, they can scale in a minute," she said.
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SH: I'm going to get back to that with you in a minute Chris.
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The debates were punchy and graphic, because viewers tired of arguments in a minute.
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Fall will be here in a minute — click on to get a head start.
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We will get to his column which is blockbuster in a minute Gregg Jarrett.
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The back is even more spectacular, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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He will tell you want they are when he joins me in a minute.
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If I could go to school with my girls, I would in a minute.
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Officer Douchebag (you'll see why in a minute) finds her suitcase, but it's empty.
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FABER: JOHN, AND I KNOW WE'RE GONNA GET THE OPENING BELL IN A MINUTE.
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It's hard to imagine more drama unfolding in a minute-and-a-half trailer.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders will join us and respond in a minute.
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Kerry came home knowing that life can change and even end in a minute.
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What exactly "in talks" meant was not clear (more on that in a minute).
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In a minute we're gonna answer those questions about the Nintendo Switch, but Lauren?
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Then again, I haven't seen the Eric Bana/Ang Lee version in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with John Doerr, the chairman of Kleiner Perkins.
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In a minute, we're going to take some questions from our readers and listeners.
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"I love Jimmy, but Jimmy is going to leave in a minute," she said.
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I think this was a good thing, which I'll get to in a minute.
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You're going to have to get to that in a minute but go on.
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Even Netflix knows our audience is worth courting (more on that in a minute).
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But, yes, 3D creation is in there, and I'll get to it in a minute.
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SAFIR: The Annapolis police and the Anne Arundel County Police were there in a minute.
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"He must be announcing Zuckerberg 2020 in a minute," joked another student sitting behind me.
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I know you agree with me on that, I'll get to that in a minute.
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We'll do all of that in a minute after we hear from this excellent sponsor.
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In a minute or two, the plantain will be cool enough to eat right here.
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And now that it's on Amazon, it can get to your house in a minute.
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Let's get to the ... I want to get to tech in just in a minute.
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This British duo might be the most meta songwriters I've come across in a minute.
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And I want ask you, I want to get on another subject in a minute.
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How many bings you can make in a minute, 10 minutes or in a day.
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The latter is actually the bigger problem here, but more on that in a minute.
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I'm not quite sure about Donald Trump, but we'll get to him in a minute.
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Our seasoned TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every eligible application (more about eligibility in a minute).
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A single adult menhaden can clean four to seven gallons of water in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with the New York Times tech columnist, Farhad Manjoo.
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In a minute, the six sides of the cube went from kaleidoscope to nearly solid.
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I'll eat either dish again in a minute if the chefs give me a chance.
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Within a second, I had burst into tears -- and in a minute, I was screaming.
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Will meditate/sleep in a minute before the dreaded act formerly mentioned in this exchange.
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Think of it as the Upton strategy, and I'll explain the name in a minute.
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It can cover 17 feet in a minute, but Mr. Milton kept the speed down.
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Facebook ... Twitter, WhatsApp, Google, all of them have ... We'll get into that in a minute.
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" And I go, "Wait a minute, just hold on and you'll see in a minute.
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This episode brings Vince back to Brooklyn, a place we haven't seem him in a minute.
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In a minute, three Angel Moms come out of the shadows to share their own story.
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And now, he's got the Guinness World Record for most field goals made in a minute.
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This probably says a lot about me as a human—more on that in a minute.
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And we'll talk about that arc in a minute, but just to give people a sense.
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It's possible, but it's not an overnight process -- and we'll get to why in a minute.
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"If I had seen that, I would have stopped it in a minute," he told Deadline.
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She's the Guinness World Record holder for Most Tricks Performed by a Cat in a Minute.
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Yeah. And we'll get to the social media companies in a minute and what they do.
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The Lethbridge goalie decided to punish them with the craziest shot you'll see in a minute.
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They're also super impressed by how many snowballs he can throw in a minute — easily 300.
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Again, birth control is covered at no cost, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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But we're going to get to readers' questions, listeners' questions in a minute, about Twitter video.
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I want to come back to that in a minute, but let's get the third plank.
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A meat with two sides, it's barely photographable, and I'd eat it again in a minute.
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He believed that doing so would produce important benefits, which I'll get to in a minute.
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If the war in Syria ended, he told me, he would go back in a minute.
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I said that I knew the answer and would give it to him in a minute.
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"In a minute, I'm gonna tell you guys a six-minute riddle about taxes," Bryant says.
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If I knowed how to climb back on the wheel, I'd do it in a minute.
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I'll buy magnets for my mum - I'll show you my fridge in a minute, it's ridiculous.
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We've been talking about the Note, we're gonna talk about the Pixels here in a minute.
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More on Kimmel in a minute, but let's talk about a theme of the week: stability.
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There are other, more insidious, political arguments, too, but we'll get to those in a minute.
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Absolutely, and they've got their ups and downs and we'll get to that in a minute.
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In a minute we're going to hear some comments about workout apps from our readers and listeners.
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And nothing was more unexpected than Bill Goldberg destroying Brock Lesnar in a minute and a half.
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WILLIAMS: In a minute, they&aposre all going to be members of MS-13, according to you.
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So we're going to talk tech in a minute, but let's talk a little bit about you.
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And damn, if this isn't some of the most silky-smooth-shit we've heard in a minute.
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We're going to talk about business in a minute, but how do you like being a CEO?
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He&aposs up next as we look ahead on &aposSunday Morning Futures&apos back in a minute.
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"I trained four years for the Olympics, and now in a minute they were gone," she said.
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CEO Christian Sewing "will talk about this in a minute - and we will discuss it," he said.
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Its first-person perspective provides great close-ups of the cutest kitten I've seen in a minute.
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Laurel visits her father's office, missing the clinic's latest client entirely (more on that in a minute).
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When someone can kill 85033 people in a minute, that gun should never have been sold. Action!
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It depends on how I'm feeling that day, I ain't been to the studio in a minute.
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When we get back, after a word from our sponsors, we're gonna be back in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with Courteney Monroe, Rachel Webber and Susan Goldberg from National Geographic.
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In a minute, you're going to scroll slightly down the page and press play on a video.
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They can, in other words, find a community of fellow freaks in a minute flat of Googling.
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They're pretty amazing quotes, and I want to go over a few of them in a minute.
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Then, a midday meeting has me feeling overwhelmed in a way I haven't felt in a minute.
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It also might not be quite as fast as cyclists think (more on that in a minute).
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There'll be plenty of food in a minute, and the longer you wait, the hungrier you'll be.
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CEO Christian Sewing "will talk about this in a minute - and we will discuss it", he said.
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The answers we've been coming up with are... well, we'll get to the specifics in a minute.
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We'll go back to politics in a minute, but first we want to note: Antarctica is cracking.
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Significantly — and I'll get to why in a minute — this amendment was enacted through a ballot initiative.
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If that had happened in the Bush administration, I would have shut it down in a minute.
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All right, we will go back to Amazon in a minute, but the media companies buying things.
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Now, Sansa does some questionable stuff elsewhere in this episode, which we'll get to in a minute.
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We'll get into that in a minute, but first, we must pause for a brief civics lesson.
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When you think about this idea of large companies, we're gonna get to tech in a minute.
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So in a minute we're going to tackle those and Lauren's going to answer all of them.
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While Davidson certainly did say his piece (which we'll get to in a minute), Grande stole the show.
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I&aposll size him up probably in a minute, like he probably did all of his business life.
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An Indian man has set a world record for hugging the maximum number of people in a minute.
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He's also supported funding cuts for vital federal research institutions (but we'll get to that in a minute).
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In a minute-long answer, Rubio said Trump's numbers "don't add up" or "won't add up" three times.
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The resolution does signal a role for the Judiciary Committee eventually, though, as we'll see in a minute.
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Yeah, well let's look at that, so ... We'll talk about that in a minute, but go ahead. Okay.
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Maybe they're using a state-of-the-art encrypted app instead, but more on that in a minute.
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In addition to new murders (which we'll get to in a minute) this episode introduces a new relationship.
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A Japanese student has just broken the Guinness World Record for the most finger snaps in a minute.
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Yes, when items can slip away in a minute or less, the risk of impulse buying is real.
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Along the way, he's rewriting a painful chapter in Thunder history — but more on that in a minute.
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In a minute, we're going to take some questions from our readers and listeners about the Samsung event.
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She runs through it in a minute and 42 seconds, beating Mr. Gilberto's time by 20 seconds. B.R.
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He even holds the Guinness World Record for the most slam dunks in a minute by a bunny.
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Earlier this month, actor Johnny Depp starred in a minute-long video promoting the release of the perfume.
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I think that's a little naive, and I'll explain why in a minute, but let's linger on Reagan.
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We'll talk about Doja Cat's Taurus demeanor in a minute, but first let's address the video's iconic backgrounds.
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It will be gone in a minute, but it serves as a brief introduction to King's culinary realm.
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King Felipe VI will join mourners in a minute of silence today near the site of the attack.
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This is the worst Monkey's Paw and/or Gift of the Magi I've waded into in a minute.
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I'll get more into that in a minute, but first let's salt the grid with a few gimmes.
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So I just wanted it to be a minute, because you can pack a punch in a minute.
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In "184 Seconds," DelGaudio set himself a daunting challenge: How many seconds could he execute in a minute?
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They did not do as much fact-checking as Trump clearly requires (about which more in a minute).
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In a minute, we're gonna take you to a fancy midtown hotel where I talk to Graham Yost.
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KS: We'll get to the Tinder story in a minute, but first we're going to get to questions.
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Our sponsors keep coming up with challenging contests to test your hacking mettle (more on that in a minute).
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However, their rivals racked up three goals in a minute, tying up the score with just two minutes left.
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So we're going to hear from there right now and we'll be back in a minute with Bob Lefsetz.
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And we have even more contests, cash and prizes to share with you — more on that in a minute.
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Private-sector employment — the relevant number, as I'll explain in a minute — hit its low point in February 2010.
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So we'll get to that in a minute because I do want to have a serious discussion about that.
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There's this venture-backed thing, you just got a big round of funding, we'll talk about in a minute.
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Scott's on Kim and Khloé's side because of some Christmas party drama which we'll get to in a minute.
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This will help you fund retirement, stay out of debt (more on that in a minute) and build savings.
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I know Ben has to go in a minute, and then we'll finish up the last section with Dipayan.
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In 2014, American Eli Bishop had set the record for the most claps in a minute — with 1020 claps.
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What's one thing you can do every day (in a minute) to ensure your closet never gets too disastrous?
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The former VfL Wolfsburg striker scored twice in a minute before halftime and then again immediately after the break.
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And we'll have more Squawk Box-- coming up in a minute with investing legend Warren Buffett when we return.
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Both were members of the team known as the White House plumbers — but more on that in a minute.
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"I would have had one in a minute," Dannenfelser said in a recent interview in her Washington, D.C., office.
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In a minute we'll finish talking about the rest of Mark Zuckerberg's testimony and take some questions from listeners.
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We'll get back to Crooked Media co-founders in a minute, but first I'd like to thank our sponsors.
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KS: All right, in a minute we're going to take some questions about the Galaxy Note8 from our readers.
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In a minute we're going to answer some more questions that our readers and listeners sent in to Joanna.
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In a minute or two, an ambulance arrived with the equipment needed to get my lungs to work again.
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In a minute-long trailer released in September titled "The Giant Awakens," people look to the sky, mouths agape.
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These diagrammatic studies of candlelight were accompanied by notes written in a minute, Italian Renaissance right-to-left hand.
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If I could change my apartment to an apartment in Tel Aviv, in a minute I would do it.
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We'll get into that in a minute because I would love to know where photos and imagery is right now.
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Meet Rose Hanbury, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, Kate's former friend (more on that in a minute), and a royals-adjacent fixture.
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If you squeeze and hold, you can toggle between noise cancellation and "transparency" mode (more on both in a minute).
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We saw him get inexplicably sucked into a big glass box in New York (more on that in a minute).
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This win for Google hardware is offset by a loss for its software, but more on that in a minute.
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I gotta go perform in the Staples Center in a minute and Adele just put me in the weirdest mood.
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"For the first time in a minute, he seemed confident about something, and she shot him down," Paige tells Sam.
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If he comes out and says, 'I would close the borders down,' I would vote for him in a minute.
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Two Malaysian magicians managed to break the Guinness World Record for the most number of outfit changes in a minute.
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After some finagling, 200 more went on sale the next day and sold out in a minute and a half.
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I stumble out of the nursing home desolate, and in a minute, I'm on the phone with my friend Herb.
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Nine people were killed and dozens were injured in a minute-long shooting massacre in Dayton, Ohio on Sunday morning.
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Liz, in a minute, we're going to be talking to some of our listeners about our favorite podcasts and more.
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Why you'll love it: In a minute and a half, the Chef's Choice Pro Express Waffle Maker produces perfect waffles.
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The efficiency gap is, in fact, a simple and intuitive measure of gerrymandering, and I'll explain why in a minute.
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Because of the weapons' quasi-military design, even an unskilled hand can pull the trigger 40 times in a minute.
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My sense is that he doesn't really care about policy, aside from protectionism, which I'll get to in a minute.
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And third, he was looking for dirt on Joe Biden and his son, Hunter (more on this in a minute).
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We're gonna take another quick break now, we'll be back in a minute with "Radical Candor" author, Kim Malone Scott.
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In a minute, we'll start with ... I mean, presumably they're going to look into whether these companies have an unfair advantage.
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I pulled out my phone to text Maris that I was grabbing some water and would be back in a minute.
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There's no camera on the clock, but there is an ambient light sensor on top (more on that in a minute).
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It was helped along by challenging yet easy-to-play levels that could be attempted — and re-attempted — in a minute.
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I make it to the restaurant in time to keep our table, and my friend walks in a minute after me.
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In a minute or so the process is done, leaving what Umaña says is the bitter crema up in the grounds.
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KS: I think it's time to bring in, in a minute, Ina Fried, but go ahead, we have an email address.
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It's speedy and will let you move up to 1,000 photos in a minute, and your apps will load faster, too.
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FABER: JOHN, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A BREAK IN A MINUTE, BUT I WANT TO JUST COME BACK ON THE DIVIDEND.
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Plus, email gives you the opportunity to document any information that your boss might require (more on that in a minute!).
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When Wall Street talks about auto sales peaking, it means peaking in a cyclical sense (more on that in a minute).
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Specifically when she or he (yes, he, but more on that in a minute) is merely relaxing his or her face.
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Invented by Michael Bourque, the CannaCloud vaporizes pre-packaged marijuana pods in a minute and lasts for up to 15 minutes.
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For those who haven't visited in a minute, some of the recent changes Miami has undergone may come as a surprise.
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And--- if-you had to choose between buying long-term bonds or equities-- I would choose equities in a minute now.
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"I kept standing there thinking, they'll quit here in a minute, and then we can all go," Tucker recalls to PEOPLE.
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To mark her 2018 comeback, Vonn has appeared in a minute-long Super Bowl commercial that documents her successes and injuries.
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"If you had to choose between buying long-term bonds or equities, I would choose equities in a minute," Buffett said.
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Okay, in a minute we're gonna take some questions about Bbockchain from our readers and listeners and Jeremy's gonna answer them.
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Talk about the challenges, because you just recently, you started an accelerator, which I want to talk about in a minute.
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Then the participants were asked to drop as many taboo words as possible—from "cunt" to "crackhead" to "clit"—in a minute.
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If you ask her to do something, in a minute or two she will forget that you asked her to do it.
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After all of this talk about the dossier and all the denials, just like on the Uranium One break in a minute.
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Huawei says users will be able to transfer up to 73 photos in a minute at a transfer rate of 30 Mbps.
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"About 150 police were here in a minute," Stoltzfus said in reference to events that led up to Jones' being escorted away.
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The motor has to be physically rewired, although it's a simple enough job and could be done in a minute or two.
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Once you've connected with your classmates (more on that in a minute), you can browse their profiles from the app's main feed.
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" But Oz also admits, "Some people do jump back, back in their old clothes in a minute and I am so jealous.
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And in a minute, we were either going to be huge high school heroes — or this place would erupt into hysterical laughter.
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In a minute we're going to answer some of the reader questions about policy changes and how it impacts your internet use.
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In a minute we're going to read some questions about Facebook from our readers, we got a lot of them, and listeners.
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So when one woman did five iconic Alice Through the Looking Glass looks in a minute-and-a-half, we took notice.
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I've drawn an upward-sloping supply curve, for reasons I'll explain in a minute; Tax Foundation effectively assumes this curve is horizontal.
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"Never forget the fact the people for whom it burns all have the resources to relocate their families abroad in a minute."
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That's one reason Adam Perl's puzzle made me smile today, but there are others and I'll get to those in a minute.
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Royalty checks in amounts ranging from a few hundred dollars to $1,000 have been rolling in — more about this in a minute.
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After Labor Day, Dr. Debboun said, he will send teams out to see how many land on an arm in a minute.
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But even with no serious health problems, lowering the number of times your heart beats in a minute can decrease its burden.
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But there's also "The Work Ahead," besides the business stuff you're doing, and we're going to talk about it in a minute.
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I'll get into sort of the details of why I think that is in a minute, but so many people went insane.
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So while we're on an up note, let's hear from one of our many fine sponsors and we'll back in a minute.
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We're going to talk about those tools in a minute, but what would you think are the biggest security concerns right now?
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We're going to take a deeper dive into the image quality in a minute, but first...HardwareLet's talk about the physical thing itself.
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According to Lowe, the network was concerned that Luyendyk hadn't been on television in a minute, and might not be recognizable to viewers.
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We are about to talk about North Korea in a minute from now, and that President Trump needs to prepare for that summit.
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Because I think they had a similar thing recently, too, when the demands came out, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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So yeah, if [Bloodworth-Thomason] wanted to write six episodes and do it in my hiatus, I would be there in a minute.
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Other "Alien" analogues included the human incubator aspect (more on that in a minute) and the general gooey gloom of the Upside Down.
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I can't imagine to direct it in a realistic way — I think that in a minute you would have the most horrible kitsch.
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Several years ago the company had a contest in the cafeteria to see who could eat the most oatmeal cookies in a minute.
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The food would stay roughly the same — more on this in a minute — but the surroundings would grow bigger, boozier, louder, more theatrical.
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If you're selected, you'll receive a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and a bunch of other perks (more on those in a minute).
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Meals are stored in the fridge (Yumble doesn't recommend freezing them) and can be reheated in the microwave in a minute or two.
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Again, it's not perfect — these issues and positions always contain more nuance than can be given here (more on that in a minute).
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And these principles of being radically transparent -- I should explain to you in a minute -- those principles -- how we would deal with disagreement.
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I don't favor the term "acne positivity" (more on that in a minute), but the movement to destigmatize acne is a good thing.
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The president bragged that he didn't need to prepare for the summit and that he'd size up Kim Jong Un in a minute.
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In a minute we're gonna take some questions about virtual reality from our readers and listeners and Clay is going to answer them?
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He's gonna bust down the door here for a selfie in a minute so he can impress his 0003-year-old kid. Nice.
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All right, so we're going to get to some readers' questions in a minute, but would you pay the $160 for them yourself?
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But it helps explain the political dimension of the Kaine pick (there's another, more important dimension that I'll get to in a minute).
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"I would self-fund in a minute," in the general election, Trump told NBC News in a phone conversation after his Las Vegas rally.
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So we're going to talk about that in a minute, but let's talk about your background a little bit so people have a sense.
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But because Verizon is supporting the "Universal Profile" (more on that in a minute), it will work with any other phone that supports it.
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Possible tension between FERC and state policies (which we'll examine more closely in a minute) is a big part of the decision California faces.
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The moderates are still worried about Medicaid and the conservatives are still angling for new regulatory carve-outs (more on that in a minute).
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We'll talk about that in a minute, but the idea of inclusion once it happens means they don't mean it in the first place.
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"You can cut the tension with a knife because my life could change in a minute," Sugar Bear, 43, says prior to the ceremony.
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We're gonna take a quick break now for a word from our sponsors, we'll be back in a minute with Facebook COO, Sheryl Sandberg.
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TikTok. TikTok. TikTok. Okay, we'll talk about that in a minute when we get back, but why ... you watch the compilations of Vines, though.
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It creates a whole mood and there's no time for breath—the song is over in a minute and a half, and it's intense.
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We're going to take another quick break now for a word from our sponsors, we'll be back with more Crooked Media in a minute.
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Clinton used a personal email account for State Department business, which this newspaper was the first to report (more on that in a minute).
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The app is still relatively bare bones and doesn't offer many features other than some additional personalization features (more on those in a minute).
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" During his interview, Buffett said if he had to choose between buying long-term bonds or equities he would "choose equities in a minute.
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I wanna get into your assessment of how that went in a minute, but let's talk about the Alex Jones thing in more detail.
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With the signature ZoundPlug (more on that in a minute), a 3D hinge, and detachable fabric cord, the Plattan 2s are everything Urbanears encompasses.
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In a minute, we're going to answer some questions from our readers and listeners about Uber and Johana's going to do that for us.
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We'll get to bitcoin in a minute, because Coinbase was one of the earlier companies, but you're in Slack, which is another fantastic company.
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And if it happened to a different first family, Barack Obama, the secret service would be there in a minute and people would be charged.
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When his father put "Limit—two per customer" on hard-to-shift items in his general store in Coshocton, Ohio, they sold in a minute.
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Teams, which can range from 4-6 people, will choose one of several sponsored hack contests (more on those in a minute) when they register.
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So it's our first time dealing with this type of money, and you can spend it in a minute if you didn't think about it.
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It's a brilliant power play (even if there are a couple sticking points I can't quite get past, which I'll get to in a minute).
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Vendors send their catalogs to both inmates inside as well as those outside who will be doing the ordering (more on that in a minute).
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A few taps and boom, you have access to your records, provided your health care provider has an agreement (more on that in a minute).
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But whenever we have shows, like we haven't played in a minute, and have new material, I get really nervous because we haven't done it.
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All right, in a minute we're going to take some questions about Spectre and Meltdown from our readers and listeners, and terrify you even more.
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The answer lies in understanding the relationship between the stimulus to do something, how we respond and a little secret I'll share in a minute.
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Here's why it matters -- Karlie and former BFF Taylor haven't hung out in a minute ... not since their "Bad Blood" squad days back in 2015.
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We're going to answer those in a minute, but first we're going to take a quick break as Lauren reads a word from our sponsor.
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"There's something exhilarating about sharing this with fans who haven't seen it in a minute," Mr. Kail said, "as well as an entirely new audience."
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In fact, alcohol (ethanol at 70%) or sodium hypochlorite even at 0.1% completely kill the virus in a minute, but can't be applied on everything.
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Otis Elevator developed a special high-speed elevator that goes 2,000 feet per minute, whisking you up 2100 floors in a minute and a half.
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Nearly 15 years have passed since Edwin Land invented the Polaroid, which allows anyone to print a photograph in a minute from snap to finish.
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"So the kitchen closes in a minute or so, so I had to order food," he said over the phone, visibly unsure of how to continue.
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"Even in a minute, a business might have sold the seat to a walk-in customer, causing a overbooking and that's the worst thing to see."
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She's been a fan of leggings for years (more on that in a minute), and she's designing her own pair for Pins to Kill this fall.
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All right, in a minute we're going to take some questions from our readers and listeners about Chromebooks, which we got a lot of questions about.
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Diddy, who used to have a friendly relationship with Trump in the 1990s, urged fans to take action in a minute-long video posted to Twitter.
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But that doesn't mean he will win it again -- more on that in a minute -- and it certainly doesn't mean that his attacks on Minnesota Rep.
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In fact, the feud between Drake and Pusha may be all about an entirely different set of rappers — but we'll get to that in a minute.
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"If someone said they would fund my campaign, in a minute that's what I would do," the Season 27 Dancing with the Stars champion says emphatically.
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A great wash of cobalt paint covering a gallery wall appears to have its source in a minute statue of a man holding a paint brush.
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A home visit might last for half an hour, or it could be finished in a minute; only Abu Steit seemed to know the appropriate duration.
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Not everything worked—we'll get to that weird Friday night thing in a minute—but enough of it did that Nashville gets a solid thumbs up.
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Since ending a relationship feels so awful—for particular reasons we'll get into in a minute—self-preservation calls for squeezing the poison out of your life.
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The device might have applications in electric cars and wearable tech — in short, anything that needs to store energy in a minute package and release it quickly.
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But if you haven't been on a quick trip in a minute, it can be easy to forget how to pack exactly what you need — nothing more.
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There's a lot about the origin of Glossier, and I want to get to that in a minute, and I want to take questions from the audience.
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Though Frank is meant to be the seductive anchor of the show (and more on Frank in a minute), one of the biggest letdowns is Justice's Janet.
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In a minute we're going to take questions about passwords from our readers — we've got a lot of them, as Lauren said — and Jeffrey's going to answer.
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Anyway, in a minute, we're going to take some questions about the future of food from our readers and listeners, and Pat is going to answer them.
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Its 32K weekly players complete challenges (like scoring three kills in a minute), earning points that can be collected and redeemed for virtual goods, discounts, or raffles.
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He jogged over to her car, said he'd be back in a minute, and returned to the basketball court to tell his friends that he was leaving.
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A lot of factors go into how crisp your television's picture looks that have nothing to do with the settings (we'll get to those in a minute).
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I want to talk about models and types of content in a minute, but I do want to go back to memory lane a couple more times.
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It's arguably less secure than Signal (more on that in a minute) but it's more user-friendly and messages are protected enough to satisfy most privacy-loving people.
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The patch is less than a centimeter long and coated with a sticky film, which allows it to be applied and removed from the skin in a minute.
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Camelbak's All Clear UV Purifier is quite the intense 25-ounce water bottle, able to turn either tap or natural stream water into drinking water in a minute.
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We'll be back in a minute with more from the Code Media conference, but first we're going to take a quick break for a word from our sponsors.
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Others lean into nonconsent and abduction, and then there are tentacle, alien impregnation and ovipositing, and face-hugging subgenres, all of which we'll get to in a minute.
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Again, this is a narrator whose speaking voice is immediately recognizable, ringing familiarly throughout the audiobook like that of a friend you haven't spoken to in a minute.
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Time to bust out your old house slippers (you'll see what we mean in a minute) and break out every animal print piece you invested in this year.
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While our F-150 tester had higher specs than what we'll see in a minute from the Silverado, the Ford also had a 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine.
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In a minute order Friday, Judge Emmet Sullivan scheduled a status conference for shortly after noon on June 24 for government prosecutors, Flynn and his representation to attend.
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I want to ask about Comcast in a minute, but if the Disney deal goes through as planned like we said, you don't have a role at Disney.
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Pimienta, a Colombian artist who now resides in Toronto, explores that feeling in a track that is musically one of the most interesting I've heard in a minute.
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The deal is supported by the Federal Trade Commission and received preliminary approval in a minute order from U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta on July 22.
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The company's first bike is called the Model 1 (shades of Elon Musk!), and it has a lot of interesting features that I'll get to in a minute.
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You're moving up various mastheads, you're doing great work, you do great business profiles, you wrote a great Trump story, I'll ask you about that in a minute.
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Venus brings blessings wherever it goes, so you can expect easy vibes around cash—at least until this month's lunar eclipse, but we'll get to that in a minute!
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In a minute we're gonna be answering questions for you about laptops from our readers, but first, we're gonna take a quick break for a word from our sponsors.
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Kylie Skin Vanilla Milk Toner Out of all the Kylie Skin products, this was the one I was least excited to try (I'll get to that in a minute).
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We'll get to all of what's new here in a minute, but first, have another look at this baby, which Chris Pratt debuted Tuesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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We'll point you in the direction of some résumé templates out there in a minute, but first, you might be wondering how necessary these are for a job search.
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She also elides over the consequences of some systematic issues — even the worst horror stories breeze by in a minute or less before she's off to the next area.
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It could recognize people's faces and avoid obstacles, and generally do all the things in a minute-long demo that made people excited for the robot future to come.
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At many modern service jobs, the digital time-clock system will automatically penalize you for clocking in a minute after the start of your shift or after a break.
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As Rob Krueger of the Pinellas squad recounts, one form of surveillance involves standing in a buzzy spot and seeing how many mosquitoes land on him in a minute.
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We'll get to whether this is a good or bad thing in a minute, but what gets me about this movie is that it's almost reverse-engineering its mythology.
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We haven't mentioned the Echo Show 5 in a minute — mainly because it hasn't been on sale at all since Prime Day, and who wants to pay full price?
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TC: We will talk about technical issues in a minute, but before that, I'm sure many of us would like to know if you're a geek, a true geek.
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In a minute, we're going to read some questions about speakers and the new speaking thing from our readers and listeners, and Patrick is going to answer them. Lauren?
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And here's the most horrifying Kook Slam I've seen in a minute or two, a comedic nightmare that must have been pretty grim in the offing, on the boat.
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We'll get into the IPO part of it in a minute, but what did you learn to do about that because this is your ... You don't have 20 products.
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Saudi Arabia declined to take part in a minute of silence for the victims of the London attack during a World Cup qualifying match against host Australia in Adelaide.
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The finale also pointed toward a more balanced future for "The Walking Dead" as it put Negan in his place, in multiple ways (more on that in a minute).
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You and your team (either the one you bring or the one you find onsite) will choose from a series of sponsored challenges (more on that in a minute).
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If you did, you might have been able to jot those answers down in a minute, as they are very, ahem, elementary: 21A and 22A are ONE and EIGHT.
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Sure, there are still stands out there that will lead to family arguments and animosity, but the best Christmas tree stands are effortlessly installed in a minute or two.
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We're here with Bijan Sabet, he is a venture investor with Spark Capital and he's also become an activist, and we're going to talk about that in a minute.
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So, in a minute, we're actually going to take some questions from Ray's fans and he's going to answer them, but first we have to go make some money.
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There are many options for the bottom man from this base position, some of which we'll examine in a minute when we begin talking about the back as a shell.
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We'll talk about that in a minute, but the idea was that you had these, well, there are a couple companies like that by the way, just so you know.
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You can guess the usual suspects, including rising interest rates and the ongoing trade tensions with China, as well as the federal government shutdown — more on that in a minute.
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No. Initially, I was thinking I wanted to make a little minute, like a story about a building in a minute in San Francisco, and place it in Morning Edition.
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I've known of you, of course, for a long time, about Common Sense Media and the impact of virtual reality on kids, and we'll get to that in a minute.
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KS: In a minute, we're going to take some questions about Wi-Fi from our readers and listeners and Nick is going to answer them fully in a fulsome style.
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There was a great story in the Times actually also, besides the one we're gonna talk about in a minute, about chess and how much better they've gotten at chess.
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And the result wasn't cheesy or forced — it was so well-written that its ending (more on that in a minute) came as a genuine shock, and it didn't feel cheap.
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"It's an exaggeration to suggest that there's going to be any real depth about what we're going to be able to get into in a minute," Biden said earlier this month.
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We'll get to the financial numbers in a minute but, as usual, the big story here is that it continues to wow Wall Street with impressive growth in its subscriber numbers.
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Guinness World Records released footage May 4 of Manvel Mamoyan breaking the world record for most handstand push ups in a minute in Yerevan, Armenia, set back in October 23, 2015.
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Based on flexible solid-state batteries, Fisker says drivers will be able to charge their vehicles incredibly fast, potentially filling up an entire 500-mile tank in a minute or less.
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But it was obviously about to kick off in a minute because it was getting dark, things were getting tense, and the hijackers were all taking up position around the plane.
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"I have no reason to believe that the charge is true, but I also believe that the president of the United States could clear this up in a minute," McCain added.
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The other thing to look for is a valve ,which lets the CO2 the coffee lets off get out — without letting oxygen in (more on why that's important in a minute).
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Benteke, being a human being with legs and an understanding of where the goal is, just tapped the ball in for one of the easiest goals you'll see in a minute.
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Dell didn't offer to let existing shareholders roll over their equity (more on that in a minute), nor was there widespread belief that his company would need a subsequent cash infusion.
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The winds can push a fire the length of a football field in a minute, said Scott McLean, spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, or Cal Fire.
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In fact, there are people out there trying to put numbers on it, although I wouldn't put too much weight on them, for reasons that will be clear in a minute.
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"If you had to choose between buying long-term bonds or equities, I would choose equities in a minute," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday in a wide-ranging interview.
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The president himself weighed in on Sunday, sounding more bellicose than he has in a minute and warning that the US is "locked and loaded" to take action against the perpetrators.
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We'll deal more with the draggy bits in a minute — for now let's go with "better late than never" and be thankful that the narrative appears to be back in motion.
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But with such low turnout — about 400,26 votes were cast — Mr. Williams could have to fight to keep his new job later this year (we'll get to that in a minute).
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Talk about how you look at computer education now, and we'll get into the diversity issue in a minute, but how do you look at where we are as a country?
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Most skepticism came from the Labour Party's left flank, which saw the move toward supranationalism as an international capitalist effort to weaken the welfare state (more on that in a minute).
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No matter what you choose to do with the bottom section — and more on that in a minute — the top part is the same for everyone on iOS, and can't be changed.
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While she had previously been open about her use of lip fillers (more on that in a minute), Jenner got real about the things that haven't been surgically enhanced in September 2015.
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I want to talk about it in a minute, but what were the things going with these memes and these, oh my God, I can't, I've got to say it, "jiffs," okay.
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Our TechCrunch editors — who have a knack for identifying high-potential startups — will review all eligible applications, then select 15 pre-Series A startups to compete (more on eligibility in a minute).
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In a minute, we're going to take some questions about 23andMe from our readers, and beyond 23andMe, from our readers and listeners, and Anne is going to answer all of them accurately.
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But it gets even better: In its current generation of Echo products, Amazon has added the ability to create a stereo pair with a second unit (more on that in a minute).
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Created by Indian director and illustrator Pranay Patwardhan along with Nikita Deshpande and Himanshu Thakur, 2015—in a minute covers politics and pop culture, and features a nice spread of global stories.
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Different strategies for different games mean it's less predictable, and it can switch in a minute should the bet patterns change and the hand go from a calling to a bluffing one.
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I think the reason it's hard for you to love this boyfriend is not because of his insecurities and negativity — more about that in a minute — but because he was a rebound.
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I want to get to that in a minute, but before we do, tell me — based on what we learned from 1968 — what our country and leaders need to do right now.
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Since I'm an avid bikepacker and hiker, I like a fly rod I can sling in a backpack and unfold in a minute to access a whole range of new fishing experiences.
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It also just so happens that MISSU just dropped one of the most shit hot videos for one of the most shit hot songs to come out of Durban in a minute.
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In a minute we're going to take some questions about WWDC, which is the Worldwide Developers Conference for you people who are not geeks out there, done by Apple, from our listeners.
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Mr. Black, for all his talk of the business being "a living, breathing entity" is not beyond the candid throwaway remark that he would sell in a minute for the right price.
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In a minute, we're going to take some questions about CES from our readers and listeners, but first, we're going to take a quick break for a word from our sponsor. Lauren?
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HR: I wanna talk about the Democrats in a minute, but Sarah Huckabee Sanders, yesterday ... The Press Secretary said, at a briefing, something that got everybody sort of all up in arms again.
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In a minute-long clip confusingly geotagged to The White House, an emotional Truaxe speaks of "major criminal activity" from the backseat of a car, next to two men he says are colleagues.
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That makes us lucky: but it's important to remember that a slight course correction, or the onset of hurricane winds in conjunction with high tide, could change the coastal situation in a minute.
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It is the only one of its kind in the world, and any other fashion brand in the world would take it in a minute, including the competitors that are carping at us.
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But also, when a device features five input mechanisms — a keyboard, a mouse, a stylus, a dial (more on that in a minute) and your own hand — you're bound to start ignoring one.
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After his assistant lays the ball off the glass, Jordan scoops the ball up and around, as he rotates 180 degrees for one of the sickest reverse dunks you'll see in a minute.
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In a minute-long ad first shared with The Hill, the Rokita campaign features several clips from past interviews where Messer made critical comments about Trump while he was still a presidential candidate.
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In a minute, we're going to go back in time to my hotel room in Austin, Texas, where I talked to Ben Rubin, the founder of Houseparty, also the founder of Meerkat. Okay.
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TODD: We're going to sneak in a break in a minute, but before we go, I'm going to go down the line here and I'm asking you please, for one or two words.
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TODD: We're going to sneak in a break in a minute, but before we go, I'm going to go down the line here and I'm asking you please, for one or two words.
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There are ways to transfer your photos in one batch along with all the rest of your data (more on that in a minute), but using Google Photos is a smart precautionary measure.
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"Black moon" can mean a variety of things – more on that in a minute – but the common usage, and the definition in this case, is the second new moon in a given calendar month.
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"I have no reason to believe that the charge is true, but I also believe that the President of the United States could clear this up in a minute," McCain told anchor Jake Tapper.
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Probably the most progressive love song I've heard in a minute and with a hell of a beat — which sounds like something Raphael Saadiq would have wrought — driving it forward at a steady pace.
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But we&aposre going to show you how the White House press secretary, Sarah Sanders, absolutely decimated this person -- we&aposll tell you about it in a minute -- during today&aposs very tense briefing.
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The first and most important is that Comey is either lying or badly misunderstood a one-on-one conversation -- more on that in a minute -- between himself and the President of the United States.
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I smooth on a little rose-tinted lip-gloss, for make-up that will have to do, and text " here" to my friend GH. In a minute he pulls up behind me and parks.
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I smooth on a little rose-tinted lip-gloss, for make-up that will have to do, and text "here" to my friend GH. In a minute he pulls up behind me and parks.
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In a minute, we're going to answer some questions from readers about fake news, but first, we're going to take a quick break as Lauren reads from a word from our sponsor, many words.
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Click here to view original GIFI have trouble eating two slices of cheesecake in an hour, so I can't imagine what my insides would look like if I crammed 13 slices in a minute.
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"When I hear anything to do with my Italian heritage, I'm in," said professional speed eater Ed 'Cookie' Jarvis, who won the meatball-eating contest at Nino's by downing nine meatballs in a minute.
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How many of us who have called our cable company and been on hold "forever" wouldn't love to chat with a rep and get our issue handled in a minute (Amy Schumer would agree)?
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You probably learned how to track your heart rate in school: Put your finger on a pulse point, like the inside of your wrist, and count how many pulses you feel in a minute.
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He's a member of CrossFit's seminar staff, a source of one-arm fitness hacks, and a Guinness World Record Holder for the most weight lifted using a single-arm barbell clean in a minute.
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Basically, the longer it takes you to upgrade your phone using the program, the more expensive it will be to stay on a yearly replacement schedule, for reasons I'll get to in a minute.
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And we're going to talk about the election in a minute, but these accelerations are this, climate change ... The accelerations are in three things, what I call the market, Mother Nature and Moore's Law.
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When we spoke to Manchester grunge-pop foursome Hot Shorts about premiering their video, which we'll get to in a minute, they sent over two press shots: one ridiculous, and one even more ridiculous.
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Their friend, the chef Steven Satterfield of Miller Union restaurant in Atlanta, had to knock out 2003 servings each of sautéed quail and braised oxtail crépinette, delicate dishes that can overcook in a minute.
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In a minute-and-half video clip posted on an Islamist-linked Facebook account on Thursday, the three foreigners appealed to their governments to meet the militants' demands, saying if not they faced execution.
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All right, in a minute we're going to take some questions from our listeners and a bunch more others, but first we're going to take a quick break for the word from our sponsors.
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A Division III basketball game got pretty heated last night, resulting in Fitchburg State's Kewan Platt laying out Nichols College player Nate Tenaglia in one of the dirtiest sports moments you've seen in a minute.
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Or would you keep a few tubes of Sudden in your desk, secure in the fact that it's better than what's in the break room and you can make it in a minute or two?
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More on that tech in a minute, but Comcast seems to think this router is good-looking enough that you might actually put it in a more prominent place, which would actually help your network.
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"They bet on how many times the finches will chirp in a minute, which finch chirps the most," Anthony Bucci, a spokesman for United States Customs and Border Protection in New York, told the Times.
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I'll explain how Chicharito fits into this in a minute, but first I need to tell you about Bayer, because the club occupies a kind of unique position in the constellation of German soccer clubs.
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But they haven't, and more than a few TomTom cocktails were created by Sandoval and Schwartz (more on that in a minute), but not without some bankable drama for Vanderpump Rules cameras first, of course.
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In a minute I'll be back with Kurt Wagner to talk about the Facebook privacy story that will never end, but first we're going to take a quick break from a word from our sponsors.
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In a minute-long statement on the driveway outside the West Wing, the Speaker said lawmakers would work on adding border security measures to the funding bill, but did not specifically mention border-wall funding.
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I have always felt extremely self-conscious about this slight excrescence — among other things I'll go into in a minute — which is why, for years, I've lived in fear of receiving blow jobs from women.
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And as I carried out my weight-loss campaign (which I'll get to in a minute), I realized that the lessons learned using data in life apply equally to using data to run a business.
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In a minute they were off, six bags of bomb evidence permanently sequestered from the conventional reporting channels and hand-delivered to the central depths of one of the fiercest intelligence black holes in Afghanistan.
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"They bet on how many times the finches will chirp in a minute, which finch chirps the most," Anthony Bucci, a spokesman for United States Customs and Border Protection in New York, said on Wednesday.
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Last night, that exact feat was achieved in the waning seconds of the LA Clippers' home game against the San Antonio Spurs thanks to two of the worst inbounds passes you'll see in a minute.
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A full-time musician and performer now, Vu says she still honing her skills — those that come naturally (like singing, songwriting), and those that don't (performing, painting — we'll get to the painting in a minute).
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It was amazing TV. Subsequent seasons — especially season four, whose disappointing nature we'll get to in a minute — never quite reached that high level, but there is amazing stuff in seasons three and six, especially.
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We're gonna get to Snapchat in a minute, but you were also competing with Facebook too in terms of people's attention and use because they have photos and videos and Live and things like that.
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All right, so in a minute, we're gonna answer some questions from our readers and listeners about cloud services, but first we're gonna take a quick break as Lauren reads a word from our sponsor.
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Of course, that's why the A-Class also features conversational voice interactions, letting you just talk to your car to do things like play music or turn on the AC. More on that in a minute.
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The 15 in the video were part of a larger group of Taiwanese who were scheduled to be deported from Kenya following their acquittal in a telecommunications fraud case there (more on that in a minute).
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The small team behind Universe, an iOS app which allows users to build modular, simple websites in a minute or two, has scored some new funding as it looks to grow its operations and its ambitions.
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The company claims it will not collect information like usernames and password or specific content like photos or messages, adding that user info won't be used to generate targeted ads (more on that in a minute).
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Anyway, we're going to take a quick break now, we'll be back in a minute with my son Louie Swisher, horse hater ... Louie Swisher: No no, I'm just thinking like Seabiscuit, it just got too old!
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Like so many records that swell and stretch with new meaning when you set them aside for a bit, hers unlocked a new layer of resonance for me, for reasons I'll come to in a minute.
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With the score 27-16 and 59 seconds left on the clock, the team managed three touchdowns in conjunction with two onside kicks to pull off one of the crazier miracles you've seen in a...minute.
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I opened the show, all the young models came after me, I changed in a minute, and three makeup artists worked on my face to change the makeup look for the finale for the second designer.
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Christian persecution is on the rise in Turkey, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan systematically dismantles his country's historical secular democracy in favor of ruling by the tenets of Islam (more on that in a minute).
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You can simply purchase a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package OR you can apply to our TC Top Picks program and win a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and a VIP experience (more on that in a minute).
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Despite Eugene's Savior boosterism (more on that in a minute), the thought of being used against the Alexandrians was too much for Sasha to bear, leading to suicidal desperation and the answer to yet another question.
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He could not hold on—more on that in a minute—and slid past the bag, beginning what could best be described as a shell game of which hand was going to grab for the base.
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Chance of death: 14.29% Speaking of being hunted by Ramsay, Theon "Reek" Greyjoy might be the one person worse off than Sansa if the new Lord Bolton (more on that in a minute) finds them is Theon.
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Chance of death: 71.43% Speaking of being hunted by Ramsay, Theon "Reek" Greyjoy might be the one person worse off than Sansa if the new Lord Bolton (more on that in a minute) finds them is Theon.
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Even if you could fit the "beefy" — his preferred epithet for the GPU-packed servers and workstations to which machine learning models are restricted — specs into a phone, it would suck the battery dry in a minute.
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The leather is crucial to the engineering of the device and provides intriguing and appealing quirks that I don't mind (more on both of those in a minute), but it also feels a little in your face.
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At last year's Comic Con, showrunner Julie Plec said the final season is "bittersweet and emotional and we're all going to be crying in a minute," and that emotion will definitely carry into the series' finale episode.
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"Let me say unequivocally that we would trade in a minute this beautiful new school for the more familiar and aged Sandy Hook school built in the '50s if we could just change the past," Llodra said.
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If you highlight that timeline and hold left — either left on an attached game controller, or the left arrow key — in certain versions of YouTube (I'll get to that in a minute), you can summon a dog.
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If you're planning to commit crimes online at the Holiday Inn Express, or to visit websites that you'd rather people not know you frequented, you need to take precautionary steps that we'll get to in a minute.
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This is the same reason baseball fans care about the Baseball Hall of Fame while no football fan can talk about that sport's hall of fame without devolving into dismissive fart sounds in a minute or so.
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Anyway, in a minute we're going to take some questions and read some responses from our readers and listeners, and Catherine is going to answer them and Louie's going to make rude remarks about his lovely mother.
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The 30-point gap between how men and women are voting is astounding, not just for historic nature (more on that in a minute), but for the fact that it seems to be holding or even expanding.
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KS: All right, so what can ... We're gonna get to questions in a minute, but what can consumers do if you're in a city, we talked about, you only have one or two ISP choices, usually one.
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Though Buono's Mochi Ice Dessert is the most exciting vegan announcement we've gotten from Trader Joe's in a minute (except maybe this frozen Jackfruit Meal), we shouldn't be too surprised the chain began stocking these sweet little treats.
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While Randall wants to spend time with the other Black children at the pool, and Kate is bullied for her weight (more on that in a minute), Kevin is jealous of the attention his parents give his siblings.
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All right, in a minute we're going to take some questions about Tesla, I like calling it Tes-lah, from our readers and listeners, and Tamara is going to ... is it Tahm-muh-ra or Ta-ma-ra?
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The pound dropped almost half a cent against the dollar in a minute in morning trade in London on Friday, after a German government spokesperson warned "time is running out" for Britain to negotiate the deal it wants.
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"I could fire everybody right now, but I don't want to stop it because politically I don't like stopping it," Trump said last week in the wake of the 2018 midterm elections (more on that in a minute).
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Maybe it's because of the cruise scandal (update on that in a minute), the failed Pierce News Group purchase, or the hit piece Stewy Hosseini (Arian Moayed) and Sandy (Larry Pine) have sent out to the biggest shareholders.
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I'll describe the incredible tour I got from her in a minute, first you need to know a little backstory on how she turned a tiny shack into a prized property in one of America's most expensive zip codes.
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" (This is an old trick of his, which we'll get back to in a minute.) James Dolan says Charles has a "problem with anger" and then he also says "he may have a problem with alcohol, we don't know.
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In a minute, we're going to take some questions about Amazon and Walmart from our readers and listeners, and Jason's going to answer them, but first we're going to take a quick break for a word from our sponsors.
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Those smaller quests end up being important because they award different tokens that can be used to upgrade gadgets or suits (more on the suits in a minute), but they also have some interesting plot developments of their own.
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This isn't the first time we've heard Wayne go over a JAY Z track (remember "Moment Of Clarity" or "Run This Town"?) but it may be the most promising set of verses we've heard from him in a minute.
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Meanwhile, the drug company makes a profit, which is also a gain to the economy (although we haven't deducted the cost of developing the drug; more about that in a minute.) So overall, society gains from the drug's existence.
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One of the wonderful aspects of Alpe di Siusi is that hiking on the level trails there is suitable for all ages — from children to seniors with their walking poles who could outpace me in a minute (and did).
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The joke, just one of many in a minute-long rant, received the loudest laughs and cheers from the crowd of any of Colbert's insults — so much so that his next insult was drowned out by the audience's reaction.
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Combined with what seems to be an underground but culturally established association of "Karen" with rude entitlement — more on that in a minute — it's possible that social media shorthand could also be one potential origin point for the meme.
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RED BULLS ROUT EARTHQUAKES Daniel Royer scored twice in a minute late in the Red Bulls' 5-1 victory over the San Jose Earthquakes in Harrison, N.J. Royer scored the first of his late goals in the 90th minute.
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Thompson was largely ineffective with his kicks for reasons we will explore further in a minute, but did the smart thing along the fence and attack Woodley's body as the champion's stance shortened and he began to square up.
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I want to get to that in a minute, but I want to still drill down on the idea of how this compares to the last one, which would have been the farming to manufacturing, correct, is that ... Industrial Revolution.
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In a remote video conference, the leaders of Bignay, Cityzenith, Ecomedes, Energy Intelligence, Flower Turbines, Knowify, Lotik, Raxar, and Twist Homes (I'll describe what the companies do in a minute) got their first taste of what the Dreamit program would entail.
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And do you see a different standard for liberals in the media and some of the anti-Trumpers on the right who saying, and I&aposll let you in on this in a minute, that you know that (Inaudible) the President.
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Also of note — while he was being questioned, James insisted he would "never hurt a child" and it feels like he was telling the truth, which lends some weight to a theory I'm going to float here in a minute.
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The scene does a couple of things for the show, all in a minute and a half: it shows us Mars and its characters for the first time, but also introduces us to what its highly militaristic society is capable of.
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According to Patel, if I wanted to accurately measure my calories, there's exactly one way to do so, and it's for me to hook myself up to an oxygen mask and measure how much oxygen I burn in a minute.
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Jane premiered Wednesday night on The CW for its fifth and final season, giving us a few of the answers we've been desperately longing for in an episode that journeys back to the beginning — more on that in a minute.
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After he makes a deal to do Hades' dirty work and prevents the Storybrooke crew from heading home with Hook — more on that in a minute — he's quickly double-crossed by the Underworld ruler in a tragic twist that changes everything.
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I find that it makes my mornings more manageable (literally fill it up, switch it on, and forget it until I'm actually ready for my coffee) and my evenings more relaxing (can brew a cup of tea in a minute!).
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Read more: Furious Peloton members are skewering the company's delivery partner over broken $2,000 bikes and scratched hardwood floors — and the company is starting to take noteBut you're not doing that for a shipment that will go out in a minute.
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Generating steel jobs through punitive tariffs is already a questionable policy (more on that in a minute), but what's clear is that if Trump pulls the trigger on this, it could generate a huge wave of economic instability across the world.
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So we've got questions from the audience about this issue of drones and where they're going, and in a minute we're going to hear some of those questions, but first ... [ad] KS: All right, we've got a lot of questions today.
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Both teams were wearing black armbands in memory of those who have lost their lives in the conflagrations and lined up before the match to unite with the crowd in a minute of applause for the emergency services fighting the fires.
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And unlike the first episode where the two joked about being "married", Jordyn seemed legitimately worried about the repercussions of investing so much time and energy into the life of someone who would drop her in a minute for a new romance.
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Trump only briefly mentioned self-driving technology during his campaign and Chao has made very few public statements on transportation technology save for a speech she gave on labor as it relates to companies like Uber — we'll get to that in a minute.
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It fired drastically fewer rounds in a minute than the M-249 light machinegun I also carried during my time in the Army, and wreaked substantially less havoc than the Mk-19 grenade launcher that was mounted on top of my squad's Humvee.
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That's important to understand: Unlike the other two types of independent investigations we'll be looking at here, special prosecutors and special counsels (I'll explain the difference there in a minute) are the only ones who can actually prosecute individuals for committing crimes.
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This may take a little getting used to, particularly since the home button is now also a shortcut to Google Assistant (more on that in a minute.) Google also added something called "Moves," which are hardware-based gestures you can use as shortcuts.
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"Since the missiles are being used to dig down and then kill in basements, he is letting his kids go play in the streets because he wants them to go have fun because they are going to die in a minute," Helmi says.
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Carnegie Mellon creates a poker-playing AI that can beat the pros With six players, the possibilities for hands, bets and possible outcomes are so numerous that it is effectively impossible to account for all of them, especially in a minute or less.
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While most in-game activities feature matchmaking, where you'll be teamed up with players in a minute or two, Bungie also created an excellent Destiny 2 app that has a tab dedicated specifically to help people find fireteams to do stuff with.
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At the time I was a student in a minute boarding school in Connecticut, and my fellow seniors and I had persuaded the administration to let us arrange for a bus, order tickets, and make a pilgrimage across the state to hear Dylan.
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The recipes are gluten-free, contain "limited" amounts of soy and refined sugar, and may or may not include nightshades—a class of vegetables that include tomatoes and peppers which Brady has rather arbitrarily declared evil (more on that in a minute).
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I know you guys—we got other issues we're trying to get to including a big one coming up in a minute but Senator Warren, I want to continue on the Mitch McConnell thing because you have a lot of ambitious plans.
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Even the way Abby tells her therapist about her grand plan to commit suicide unfolds in such an unexpected way that describing it in more detail would ruin one of the more surprising (and downright hysterical) scenes I've seen in a minute.
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And it looks promising enough to have pulled down $35 million in series B funding, led by DFJ Growth We can talk more about the business in a minute, but you don't get into the music business for the business part alone.
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What I think is unique about LA, at least in consumer web — we can talk about hard tech in a minute — but in consumer web, we really understand the sensibility of brands, of consumers, of marketing, of how they make decisions, but also of design.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers wideout not only stirred up some team beef with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and currently finds himself in trade rumors, but he also was the first contestant let go from one of the spookiest reality TV shows you've seen in a minute.
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In today's Round of 16 matchup between Germany and Slovakia, Toni Kroos sent in a corner kick for Germany that received some decent clearance by Slovakia—would that Boateng weren't there to slather on one of the nastiest volleys you'll see in a minute.
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And while there are a lot of specific requirements that fall under these rules (more on those in a minute), the overarching goal of GDPR is to give users more control over who has access to their data and how that data is used.
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But don't be mistaken; the real purpose of the painting is that it would serve—54 years later—the exact image Southampton keeper Fraser Forster had floating in his head as he whiffed on one of the ugliest howlers you'll see in a minute.
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Parks's office manager, who advertised himself as a "Qualified Dementia Care Specialist"—a credential acquired through video training sessions—had given Wilkening a "Mini-Mental State Examination," a list of eleven questions and tasks, including naming as many animals as possible in a minute.
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Conventional wisdom says that a country is only as trustworthy as its last words or actions, and that credibility can dissipate swiftly (Will Rogers' quip comes to mind: "It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute").
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Here on "Rex Sox / Babylon" though you get a UK link up from Jadasea, who we haven't heard from in a minute but has affiliations with a south London crew involving King Krule, Jesse James Solomon, Rago Foot, Pinty—all the innovative heads, basically.
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Although they lost Ben Simmons—the No. 1 pick from the draft—to an ankle injury, and they're not quite sure when he'll return (some reports say January), they did get big man Joel Embiid back, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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Drop a jar of tomato sauce in a supermarket, and someone is likely to turn up in a minute or two with a broom and mop to clean up the mess — and to make sure that another shopper doesn't go flying across the pasta aisle.
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Everything in Monday's episode sprang from his actions, from Gordon running for his life (more on that in a minute) to the end of Nikolai the would-be Falcone usurper to the dispatching of Frankie Carbone, the Penguin's lone rival within the Maroni organization.
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Ms. Kennedy, who described herself as a former teacher and a mother of five in a minute-long YouTube video announcing her candidacy, did not mention Mr. Van Drew's defection from the Democratic Party last month or his pledge of "undying support" for President Trump.
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Unless women win their primaries -- and then the general election -- at significantly higher rates than men (more on that in a minute), based on my calculations and analysis of Tuesday's results, it's mathematically impossible to see a substantial uptick in the number of women serving in Congress.
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I think one of the things is ... in some ways these cloud-connected devices can operate pretty simply, and then use the cloud to have a lot of the processing power, so things like face recognition ... Right, we'll get to that in a minute, but yeah.
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In what seems like the first good news about coronavirus in a minute, Abbott Laboratories is getting ready to launch a test that can tell if someone is infected in as little as five minutes, and is small and portable enough to be used anywhere, Bloomberg reports.
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It was the man in the shoe department, the woman selling what looked like literal polo gear, Yasser selling dates (you'll meet him in a minute), the uniformed security guards (of which there were surprisingly few) — everyone was smiling, everyone was friendly, and everyone was helpful.
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And, unlike Viv, Hound is available now (more on Viv's launch plans in a minute.) Even so, Kittlaus offered a small peek at the technology that makes Viv work, and it goes a long way toward explaining why the app has garnered so much pre-launch hype.
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I'll get to that in a minute, but when you were ... thinking about the manufacturing, the narrative had turned dark, the idea that manufacturing anything in the United States would not happen, that it would move abroad, that there was nothing we could do about it.
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And they say you -- or whoever did this, you are going to police the fact that in the Clean Air Act -- I'm going to make it simple because I know Scott's going to push me off in a minute because he doesn't want to talk about this much.
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In a minute-long promo teasing its upcoming 2019 programming slate, the HBO gods finally took pity on us lowly mortals and bestowed upon us the one thing we have all collectively been fiending for: Some sweet, sweet new footage from the upcoming final season of Game of Thrones.
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Which is to say, in true Drake fashion, he's continuing to play the long-game and the release date was announced in the form of the following video, which is one of the more weird-ass promotional campaigns we've seen for a new album release in a minute.
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In a minute-by-minute account of the attack, which left GOP House Majority Whip Steve Scalise critically injured and several others hurt, the report also describes how Hodgkinson shifted position around the field while firing off at least 70 rounds, most of them from an assault rifle.
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He is suggesting that a dossier prepared by a former member of British intelligence has not only been totally discredited (it hasn't -- more on that in a minute) but that it might have been funded by some combination of Russia, the Democratic Party and, wait for it, the FBI!
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Also, when even the Republicans are arguing with each other, which they are today about Syria and all kinds of things about shutting down the ... We're going to get to your prediction in a minute, but the fighting now between Trump and the entire Congress, which is interesting.
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The drone's pilot, a decorated veteran lifeguard for New South Wales, was able to Gert out to the swimmers' position, and drop the pod in a minute or two, which is at least a few minutes less than it would've taken to respond directly with actual flesh and blood lifeguards.
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And we're going to get into that in a minute, because I thought it was one of the more successful VR efforts and much more imaginative than a lot of stuff I've seen, which is a lot of shoot-'em-up or you're-falling-out-of-an-airplane kind of thing.
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But don't miss the broader perspective: Even if the Wuhan coronavirus spreads to as many people as were infected by the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2023-2015, or the SARS outbreak from the early 2000s (more on that one in a minute), other diseases are far more deadly.
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But just for context, Bill O'Reilly was as powerful as he'd ever been and he had been one of the most powerful people in TV. He wasn't on the wane, this wasn't ... No. He was ... We'll talk about Harvey Weinstein in a minute, but Harvey Weinstein had peaked many years ago.
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The tracks are up and down from there, hitting it out of the ballpark with "Happy Not Knowing" (a track about dodging one's feelings), "Automatically in Love" (an all-too-rare these days track about love at first sight), and "For Sure" (the most upbeat breakup song you've heard in a minute).
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Jae Millz / "Gucci Gucci" – No Ceilings, 2009 / Sorry 4 The Wait, 2011 Lady Gaga's new album Joanne comes out tonight at midnight (well, tomorrow, but you'll still be up, and we live in a minute-by-minute world), so naturally today is a day of reflection for the Monsters of the world.
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Patrons stay in the newly revamped ice bar between 53 and 45 minutes, on average—just long enough to have a drink, explore the ice sculptures, and get their pictures taken so they can share them on Facebook (no, you can't bring in your own phone—more on that in a minute).
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Just take a looksee at Houston's Brandon Wilson creating a perfect metaphor for your expectations of this game, as he snags No. 3 Oklahoma's field goal attempt from them, marching the ball down 109 yards for one of the craziest field goal returns (yes, that's a thing) that you'll see in a minute.
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Read more: The US auto workers union just decided to walk out on GM — here's why they're strikingOn the GM front, Trump has harried CEO Mary Barra about the company's decision to idle four US plants, including one in the re-election-critical state of Ohio — more on that in a minute, too.
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AND THIS GOES TO THE LARGER DEBATE, NOT JUST ABOUT THE INVESTMENT YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE, IT'S ABOUT THE INVESTMENT AT&T IS GOING MAKE, IT IS ABOUT WHETHER WE ULTIMATELY THINK THAT REGULATORS WILL WANT TO APPROVE THE SPRINT T-MOBILE DEAL WHICH I WANT TO GET TO IT IN A MINUTE.
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On the first episode of Peter Kafka's new podcast "Re/code Media with Peter Kafka" (more on that in a minute), Remnick said his magazine delivers "real value" to readers on a regular schedule, and they have proven willing to pay for it, even as publisher Condé Nast raises the cover price.
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But Arfa did take on a whopping six—or maybe five, depending upon whether you count the dude he beat twice as a repeat—players in and out of the box, redirecting, nutmegging, pushing this way and that to accomplish what is one of the most impressive displays of skill we've seen in a minute.
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The company started out in its labs with a charging solution that could fill up a battery in 30 seconds (read our report on that here), but as Myersdorf describes it, it was not a practical option: "We could charge the full battery for a phone or car in a minute or less," he said.
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Similarly, even if you think that inflation is fundamentally a monetary phenomenon (which you shouldn't, as I'll explain in a minute), wage- and price-setters don't care about money demand; they care about their own ability or lack thereof to charge more, which has to – has to – involve the amount of slack in the economy.
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Not only has Purin the Beagle already broken one Guinness World Record for catching 14 balls in a minute with her paws (she's really, really good at football), but she's now gone and smashed yet another — this time for "fastest 10m travelled on a ball by a dog" (she did it in 11.9 seconds, in case you were wondering).
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It's true that plenty of apartment hunters don't put "light" anywhere near the top of their must-have lists (more about this in a minute), but unless they are descended from a long line of vampires, most people are going to want at least a dappling of sun, if for no other reason than ease of resale.
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You know, I wonder, because I mean the fact is, the headlines that come from Starboard seem to be coming all the time, whether it's Dollar Tree – where there's nothing going on, Cerner – which I want to ask you about in a minute, Bristol-Myers, I mean I could go on and on, not to mention of course pizza and Papa John's.
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It's not as if the division winner will get a bye—they'll face a wild-card team, and we'll get to them in a minute—but in a league where the playoffs are a war of attrition and a short series or two can go a long way toward a championship run, it's not hard to see which matchup looks preferable.
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Partly that's because the lesson many Democrats took from Sanders's strong showing in 2016, and Donald Trump's victory, is that an angry country is looking for fighters — and no matter how many times Hillary Clinton played "Fight Song" at rallies, a critical mass of voters didn't think she really meant it (more on the gendered dynamics of this in a minute).
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He also spoke on these topics in the CNBC interview Monday: — When choosing between stocks and bonds 'I would choose equities in a minute'— I don't think Berkshire should avoid doing business with people who own guns— The new GOP tax law benefits Berkshire and acts as a 'huge tailwind' for businesses— There are three ways to go broke: 'liquor, ladies and leverage'
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Buffett also spoke on these topics in the CNBC interview: — When choosing between stocks and bonds 'I would choose equities in a minute'— I don't think Berkshire should avoid doing business with people who own guns— The new GOP tax law benefits Berkshire and acts as a 'huge tailwind' for businesses— There are three ways to go broke: 'liquor, ladies and leverage'
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It includes Wi-Fi, two beach and pool chairs with a personalized attendant (I'm not sure I'd agree with the second part, more on that in a minute), unlimited beach and pool towels, access to the 24-hour indoor/outdoor gym with fitness classes, two-hour bike rentals, free morning coffee, happy hour and spa discounts, kids' games, and pool floaties.
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CHUCK ROBBINS: Hey, Jim, if you look at how we're – and we'll talk about football in a minute – but if you look at how we're executing around the things that we control, margins were fantastic, security growth was fantastic and I just want to take a minute to talk about this transition to software that we have been pushing for the last four years.
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If it is the growing consensus among many top Democrats in those two worlds that Joe Biden does not have it in him to win the nomination (or the general election), there are a couple of obvious paths forward: Boost the prospects of the "mainstream" candidate most likely to win if Biden fades or Option B, which we will get to in a minute.
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I was still in high school, and we hadn't talked about the spectrum of my gayness just yet, or at least not in words, although it sat on every dinner plate and dollhouse and stray tile and stair; the subject of queerness in general had only come up sparingly, usually in whispers about neighbors, or unmarried family friends, or the cousins no one had heard from in a minute.
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During the interview, he also spoke on these topics: — When choosing between stocks and bonds 'I would choose equities in a minute'— I don't think Berkshire should avoid doing business with people who own guns— The new GOP tax law benefits Berkshire and acts as a 'huge tailwind' for businesses— 'We've bought more Apple than anything else' in the last year— Munger's three ways to go broke: 'liquor, ladies and leverage'
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We're going to go into more discussion about these in a minute, but first, keep in mind that when we say "bleed," we're talking about just a little bit of blood — you might notice a red smear on the condom, you might see a bit of blood on toilet paper when you wipe after peeing (which you should do after sex), or you might notice a few drops of blood on your underwear.
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Well, last week was a half-fortnight during which folks learned Donald Trump Jr. didn't call his dad when everyone thought he did (more on him in a minute); an Apple bug allowed other people to eavesdrop on your FaceTime conversations; Democrats chose Stacey Abrams to give the State of the Union response; the Senate voted to rebuke President Trump over his foreign policy decisions, perhaps because the president is already undermining negotiations.
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For two days in July, the festival welcomes individuals from all walks of life to the green pastures of an east London park, so they can partake in some carefully controlled hedonism between the hours of 12 PM and 10 PM, or—as some preferred to—sit under a tree and repeat the phrase, "I'll be fine in a minute…" This year, the event—celebrating 15 years—spanned a huge scope of punters.
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In a cavernous, abandoned supermarket that Long Beach Opera had commandeered as a rehearsal space recently, the quintet of singers playing the five wrongfully convicted men were harmonizing about the fragility of their worlds when they began trading lines weighted with an all-too-recognizable history: It can be snatched in a minute A man can take it with a word A woman can take it with a scream A cop can take it … … Just because!
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I do think that as we look forward, and I know we're getting there in a minute, but I don't think you can talk about the fact that this administration came down on the side of the internet companies without a great deal of interest and fascination with how a candidate who doesn't believe in the power of eminent domain, the idea that owner rights trump all — excuse me there — is going to handle this going forward.
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BECKY QUICK: I understand that entirely, and I just want to talk through a little bit what we hear from doctors pretty frequently, including Dr. Scott Gottleib who we're going to talk with in a minute, is the concern that even though he thinks, too, you'll come out the other side, you're talking eight to ten weeks on something like this, the concern doctors have is trying to flatten the curve right now so it is less overwhelming on the health care systems like New York City.
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LIESMAN: WE CAN COME BACK TO THE IDEA OF NEUTRAL LEVEL IN A MINUTE WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE TEN-YEAR AT 317, IS THAT GOING HIGHER IN YOUR OPINION COHN: I THINK IT'S GOING HIGHER BUT I THINK THAT IF YOU LOOK AT THE FED, AND WHAT THEY'VE DONE ON THEIR FORECASTS AND WHAT THEY'RE TELEGRAPHING TO YOU, THERE IS PROBABLY ONE MORE RATE INCREASE THIS YEAR LOOK AT THE DOTS NEXT YEAR, I'M NOT COMPLETELY SURE THAT THE FED IS GOING TO MEET THEIR TARGETS FOR NEXT YEAR ON THE DOTS.
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Right, and we'll get into that in a minute because I think that's been a big sort of the national freak out over something like FaceApp or whatever the technology is, is that the governments are working too closely with the companies or the companies are under duress to work for the government, which is a different style than here in the United States, although I think our government does put a lot of pressure on tech companies that isn't as well-known, but it's not as coordinated.
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The print line is pretty universally going ... At least for advertising-supported magazines — I'm sure we'll get back to the subscription piece in a minute, but for advertising-supported magazines, the print line has been pretty steadily going down for the last decade, and the hope has been that digital would grow to the point where it made up for that and the business would start growing again, but it hasn't happened in most publications, and it's only happened at Fortune because we have a very large and successful live events business.
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Depending on how close that smartphone "bug" is to the target air-gapped computer, the team could exfiltrate stolen data at between one and 40 bits a second—even at the slowest rate, fast enough to steal a password in a minute, or a 4096-bit encryption key in a little over an hour, as shown in the video below: Plenty of other electromagnetic covert channel techniques have in the past used the radio signals generated by computers' electromagnetism to spy on their operations—the NSA's decades-old implementation of the technique, which the agency called Tempest, has even been declassified.
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KUDLOW: WELL, LOOK, HE CALLED ME SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AND I WAS IN CONNECTICUT, JUST FINISHED PLAYING TENNIS, AND I THOUGHT HE WAS GOING TO CALL ME TO BALL ME OUT BECAUSE I HAD SOME PROBLEMS WITH THE ACROSS THE BOARD TARIFFS, AS YOU KNOW, BUT HE DIDN'T, ACTUALLY HE CALLED AND STARTED TO EXPLAIN HIS POSITION TO ME THINKING ON THE MATTER, WHICH I WANT TO GET TO IN A MINUTE BECAUSE ITS NOT QUITE WHAT PEOPLE THINK IT IS, AND THEN WE GOT INTO THE CONVERSATION AND HE STARTED TALKING ABOUT THE NEC DIRECTOR JOB.
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During the CNBC interview, Buffett also spoke on these topics: — When choosing between stocks and bonds 'I would choose equities in a minute'— I don't think Berkshire should avoid doing business with people who own guns— The new GOP tax law benefits Berkshire and acts as a 'huge tailwind' for businesses— 'We've bought more Apple than anything else' in the last year— Munger's three ways to go broke: 'liquor, ladies and leverage'— Bezos, Dimon, and I aim for something bigger on health care than just shaving costs— Buffett's big Berkshire-March Madness contest will double the payout if a Nebraska team wins it all
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He also spoke on these topics in the CNBC interview: — Stocks vs bonds, 'I would choose equities in a minute'— 'We've bought more Apple than anything else' in the last year— Buffett sees buybacks as an option if Berkshire can't find ways to deploy its big cash stockpile — There are three ways to go broke: 'liquor, ladies and leverage'— I don't think Berkshire should avoid doing business with people who own guns— Bezos, Dimon, and I aim for something bigger on health care than just shaving costs— Buffett will tell you which is better, Taco Bell or Chipotle, when they start serving burgers— March Madness contest will double the payout if a Nebraska team wins it all
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