The good news ... she was released in short order.
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In short order, Trump gave the automakers what they wanted.
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In short order, however, it exploded into cruelty and sadism.
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I expect them to conduct this review in short order.
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The president has reversed such decisions in short order before.
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" He was also, in short order, re-christened as "Deady Ruxpin.
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The Eagles have raised in short order, $403 million for autism.
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In short order, all MLB clubs set up similar "farm systems".
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In short order, they are expected to vote for his acquittal.
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The judge said he would consider the motion in short order.
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In short order, the boy was led away by the police.
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He was bum-rushed by security and removed in short order.
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Talia's letter went viral, and in short order she was fired.
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People saw that the perpetrator was brought down in short order.
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WeWork has to in short order get its house in order.
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" Mr. Trump, she said, would nominate a successor "in short order.
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In short order, the student will turn the pages without provocation.
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The group's production cuts successfully lifted oil prices in short order.
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In short order, her signature white and pale blue hues were back.
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After making about $450m in short order, Mr Ramaphosa returned to politics.
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Founders often underestimate the challenge of growing 3-5X in short order.
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In short order, Sonic's adventure would slow down, becoming a frustrating platformer.
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The first time, Juliette (that's the unicorn) was captured in short order.
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"Their supply chains cannot be adjusted in short order," Seyedin told CNN.
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I am pessimistic because the problems cannot be righted in short order.
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" He added, "We'll know in short order how that all works out.
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In short order, Bobby's reputation has slid from billionaire philanthropist to Sept.
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He's able to shift in short order from one type to another.
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In short order, Mr. Ackman had made a profit of $20163 billion.
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In short order, the good folks at the extremely good website Snopes.
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In short order, he'd have me bend a fork with my mind.
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But when a unit became available, it was gone in short order.
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In short order, he was handling the team's logistics and negotiating contracts.
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But in short order, you'll forget how excruciating your last hangover was.
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"#ReleaseTheSnyderCut," Gadot tweeted on Sunday afternoon, echoed in short order by Affleck.
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She also pledged to share details of Trump's infrastructure plan in short order.
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In short order, the outrage machine that powers modern politics kicked into gear.
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Seeso is promising lots more content, including new original offerings, in short order.
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These wells have the capability to add production in short order without rigs.
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In short order this insurgent "third party" had become a major opposition party.
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That's bad news for a company aiming to quintuple production in short order.
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It was soon raised to 4% and then to 6% in short order.
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Problem-solvers also need to get smart about odd topics in short order.
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We expect to see widespread adoption of crypto and blockchain in short order.
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But in short order, Jackson denied their request to transport Manafort to court.
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"It looks like this will all be done in short order," Buchanan said.
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And that means rolling out a fix and killing it in short order.
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In short order, the city called the performance bond, effectively firing the developers.
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Trump said US consequences would come in short order and would be severe.
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Researchers will know in short order whether the vaccines being tested are effective.
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In short order, two companies sprang up to make that blueprint a reality.
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" In short order, "a lot of people lie dead, and there's blood everywhere.
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In short order, she changed the site's name and redesigned its home page.
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Parchman would, in short order, become notorious for its hard labor and brutality.
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He said his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order.
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When that has happened historically, recessions have tended to follow in short order.
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Mr. Parnas assured people — prophetically — that she would be removed in short order.
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But in short order, you&aposll forget how excruciating your last hangover was.
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He insisted that his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order.
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But an interest rate shock would swamp many deeply indebted companies in short order.
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In short order, Vanity Fair, Gawker and numerous other media sites repeated the story.
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Americans typically rebound in short order from recessions, even those associated with financial crises.
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It may lead, in short order, to the publication of those Congressional investigation transcripts.
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And hopefully we can get that done in an appropriate way, in short order.
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In short order we see him as thief, pilot, card sharp, hustler, good guy.
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In short order, the German presence rapidly extended into every aspect of French life.
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In short order, its social media sites were bombarded by thousands of negative comments.
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But that launch could happen in short order, in production fires up in July.
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A $2 trillion stimulus passed in short order, representing 53% of the US GDP.
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Martine, his girlfriend, gets pregnant and in short order, they are engaged and married.
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Prince Muhammad and the ministers overseeing the offering want this done in short order.
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Some college pitchers chosen recently have made it to the majors in short order.
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But in short order, What the Golf reveals it's much stranger—and much funnier.
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The engines could be installed in short order once approval is granted, Jewell said.
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Beijing retaliated in short order, slapping duties on $60 billion worth of American goods.
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Conventional wisdom suggested that the team would take advantage of that offer in short order.
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Allen could be replaced in short order by bringing on Kansas State guard Cody Whitehair.
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But you know, I don't see the elements of recession in short order for sure.
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The buyer redeems that code on Nintendo's eShop, and in short order, starts playing away.
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But they can be undone in short order by a demagogue feeding a vengeful populism.
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"You'll be exhausted in short order and it is a nearly impossible task," says Taylor.
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These vulnerabilities took advantage of weak encryption keys that hackers could break in short order.
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Once again, a raging online mob can get almost any employee fired in short order.
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Our gas stove is still working, and in short order we sit down to dinner.
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In short order, state approvals of the E.R.A. slowed, peaking at 35 in January 1977.
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New cases on gay rights and abortion could reach the high court in short order.
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These streams are common on Twitch and YouTube, but they're taken down in short order.
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In short order, the world has changed, and so has the thinking about public gatherings.
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In short order, the world has changed, and so has the thinking about public gatherings.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority could do a lot in short order, if it chose to.
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Then supermajorities in the House and Senate would have to follow suit in short order.
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House and Senate leaders believe they have plan to get that done in short order.
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To be sure, there are athletes who do seem almost to expire in short order.
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The Trump administration has also promised to roll out a tax plan in short order.
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In short order, he lost his job, his marriage to my mother, and his house.
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But it is a fundamental conflict between two worldviews that must be resolved in short order.
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In short order, the name-calling escalated to yelling and locking me outside in the cold.
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In short order, geologically speaking, the Earth's climate will become inhospitable to large mammals like us.
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And once Target customers become familiar with the process, they seem to return in short order.
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Those are the main improvements, and they'll be coming to the X-T28 in short order.
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The hoodies then sold out in short order once the site was up and running again.
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In short order, he's sold 75 lots of wool, representing 316 bales of high quality fleece.
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Pyongyang will begin testing long-range missiles that can hit the U.S. homeland in short order.
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Then the Yeti Tundra came along, and in short order, a handful of other brands followed.
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In short order, not only did I start losing, but I was getting my ass kicked.
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To win in Michigan, Sanders will have to undo some of Biden's advantages in short order.
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In short order, 140,000 people around the world registered for it (encouragingly, 40 percent were women).
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Banks trade in bonds for the cash and have to repay the cash in short order.
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In short order, Bernstein and Wilson had attached a smaller ovoid to a Sphero using magnets.
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WE'VE BEEN IN CONSTANT DIALOGUE WITH MOFCOM AND WE THINK WE'LL GET APPROVAL IN SHORT ORDER.
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In short order, it becomes one of the most iconic TV shows of the internet age.
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A fire, windstorm or insect infestation can fell your trees (and your investment) in short order.
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In short order, doctors, nurses and EMTs arrived at the door with sutures, scissors and other supplies.
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In short order, he lost four men — two SEAL team members, two Army soldiers — under his command.
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In short order, it became a pivotal part of the game, and my main method of transportation.
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But now all that good work is being undone in short order thanks to the Brexit vote.
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In short order she can go out shopping, put together an Ikea desk, and do some gardening.
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You'd think things would quickly devolve from there, especially since Doris is fully possessed in short order.
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Cut the drinking out or down and you'll improve your skin's appearance in short order, she says.
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A new dress was found in short order: a floor-length black dress with beaded cap sleeves.
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In short order, the girlfriend dropped the charges, saying it had all been just a lover's quarrel.
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The symbolism seems clear: Empathy is in short order on The Americans, and in our world, too.
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The New York course is now open for business, with the other cities following in short order.
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All the purple blobs must disappear in short order and gray blobs must begin eating the globe.
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He shoulder-shimmied in the middle of Harry Cipriani and, in short order, suggested shots of Patrón.
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In short order, I was made a columnist, so I didn't even get a chance to cry.
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While her parents tracked her down in short order, it was her first overt action of independence.
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Bush could have gotten those buses running in short order had anyone put him on the case.
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Other recent peaks in merger and acquisition activity have been followed in short order by a recession.
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Our supply chain, which has been developed and optimized over decades, cannot be reorganized in short order.
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In short order, the kitchen table became a fortress, keeping the government, and our fellow citizens, out.
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Outbreaks can seem to recede, only to rebound in short order, as the weather or conditions change.
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Henderson and co-founders Marty Reed and Greg Haap figured more states would follow in short order.
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It has become a tool of ideological obstruction and is likely to become extinct in short order.
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Regardless, the markets drooped after that interview, with the dropping more than 30 points in short order.
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In short order, the subscription revenue MoviePass was generating was dwarfed by its monthly movie ticket costs.
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Based on their history, the Kardashians will likely return to their regular tell-all selves in short order.
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But conservative activist Larry Klayman said Monday night that he planned to file legal action in short order.
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But the web opened the floodgates, and in short order there was an avalanche of Apple-themed sites.
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We're optimistic that after our members review the legislation, this bill will pass the Senate in short order.
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Failure to do so may well lead to proliferation of similar events across the mainland in short order.
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"Life could significantly improve in short order for the Palestinian people if Hamas allowed it," the authors write.
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" Hoffine added that Garland "is prepared to provide all relevant information, consistent with standard practice, in short order.
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And every scientist who shows promise — Einstein, Fermi, you name 'em — disappears from public view in short order.
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"We've gone in short order from the outhouse, to the penthouse, to the loony bin," he told me.
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Ms. Manigo gave her DNA and in short order found out the truth: She was someone else's child.
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Still, Trump said on Wednesday that the review would help boost the U.S. auto industry in short order.
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In short order, Kraft shares soared to $92 on the New York Stock Exchange, surpassing Philip Morris's offer.
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A horde of Bolivian tree lizards (which had been accidentally introduced) took care of them in short order.
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Despite further protest and Davis's ultimate jailing for contempt of court, normal service was restored in short order.
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CEO Travis Kalanick said it would be conducted in "short order" and will also include board member Arianna Huffington.
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Blue Apron will be going public in short order, kicking off the second big major consumer IPO of 2017.
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McConaughey may have melted away his weight gain in short order, but for Howard, the process has been slower.
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Now that Donald Trump has won the presidency, he needs to reassure and calm the nation in short order.
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"We're having a lot of conversations with retailers that would put us in hundreds of stores in short order."
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I welcome any investigation so that in short order these unfounded and hurtful accusations can be put to rest.
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And he should be judged on the totality of his record, because on that he's confirmed in short order.
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In short order, Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel and Boris Johnson beat a path to Washington but left empty-handed.
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But in short order, Ms. Lake said, she was bombarded with negative comments, including death threats, on social media.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) told reporters that a bill would be coming in short order.
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Any delay, or Britain somehow in fact remaining, could easily see the currency back above $1.40 in short order.
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Even "smart" locks and security cameras, things you would expect to have pretty robust protections, fall in short order.
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Most observers predicted that the Rockets would win the series in short order, and they did, in five games.
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The good news for Biden and his team is that once the rebound started, victory occurred in short order.
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In short order, he decided to concentrate on African-American quilts because their irregular, improvisatory patterns appealed to him.
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But the team persisted, and in short order, Donovan was on a plane to León to check it out.
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Its retaliation would kill hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people in Korea and Japan in short order.
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In short order the economy collapsed, resulting in 2008 in a catastrophic inflationary cycle that made the currency worthless.
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In short order, LACMA acquired a piece for its permanent collection, and Blum offered to mount a solo exhibition.
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They have [an] indefinite runway … There will absolutely be a new cash infusion in the company in short order.
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Ms. Baig, though, does have some place she's trying to get to, and in short order she arrives there.
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At investment bank after investment bank the house view is that China will have coronavirus contained in short order.
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In short order, Jif made a GIF of its own in support of Wilhite's announcement and their shared pronunciations.
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Washington and Bogota should begin this planning process, and bring other regional countries into the discussions in short order.
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"If they continue to fail to comply, they will be served with subpoenas in short order," the official said.
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In other words, Comey knew that both congressional and federal investigators would be obtaining the memos in short order.
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In short order, we'll all find out whether the American people are clued in to this brand of brinksmanship.
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In short order, legal teams formed to represent immigrants who were suddenly detained at airports, with nowhere to go.
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New taxes on marijuana products are expected to begin generating revenue for the cash-strapped state in short order.
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In short order, every western state with a Republican governor (except Wyoming) sued to get rid of the plans.
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He became a teacher, the principal of St. Thomas High School, and then director of education in short order.
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In short order, Alexis became an adroit fork lift driver, which is handy on a set with biblical demands.
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In short order, the Marcus team will come back to you with details on how we can make this happen.
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The future has racebending, scary clowns, and perhaps even the second coming of Jesus heading our way in short order.
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And in short order, Google revealed that Singhal's rather enormous shoes would be filled by a man named John Giannandrea.
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In short order it faced two world wars, the empire's collapse, political extremism, annexation by the Nazis and Allied occupation.
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And just as the Pens did in Game 262, when Zubrus committed the first penalty, Pittsburgh converted in short order.
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The company will start selling targeted ads for Turner networks such as TNT and CNN "in short order," Stankey said.
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In short order, she began setting up an on-campus pro-life club affiliated with Students for Life of America.
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The new hires fill gaps left after Axios's heads of tech, product, and design left in short order in 2018.
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The first would require halting and in short order reversing, the cycle of trade war escalation from the past year.
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That's why, in short order, McConnell will go nuclear and crush the Democratic minority's parliamentary filibuster of the Gorsuch nomination.
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In short order, three groups reserved $5 million of airtime in the state, a figure that is likely to grow.
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In short order, Spieth's round, and his victory hopes, unraveled like a cheap imitation of the coveted Masters green jacket.
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It was a wise move; in short order, they had developed a cult following for their resplendent grilled cheese sandwiches.
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Moreover, Americans roundly reject the draconian cuts Republicans want to make in order to balance the budget in short order.
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Or, or: this experience has bonded them together and they will grow into a top-half payoff in short order.
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In it, a young knight widows, woos and disappoints a lady in short order, then sets out to redeem himself.
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" Chatterjee later said that there are "no Machiavellian games here" and "both of them will be sworn in short order.
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If Discord isn't sold, it's likely to close on a new round of funding in short order, these sources say.
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In short order, the electrical vehicle manufacturer filed a lawsuit against Aurora claiming the company attempted to poach its engineers.
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This was the first time I learned about breaking out into "heat bumps" and, in short order, about wearing zinc oxide.
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Trump will start traveling the country to stump for the plan, with visits expected to Kentucky and Tennessee in short order.
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He had promised to get major healthcare legislation, tax cuts and a boost in infrastructure spending through Congress in short order.
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However, the game's staying power could be challenged if it doesn't work out the kinks with its system in short order.
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In short order time, Ethan learns the mother, father, son, and grandma are immortal monsters, and he looks for an escape.
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But if the debates get as rough as expected, a lot of people will likely get turned off in short order.
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White House officials are finalizing a handful of health care regulations, which means the rules will be released in short order.
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Moore, being the lighthouse man he was, went back to his duties in short order, and got the light going again.
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They've spent their money and time to gain access to the global economy in short order, and often it hasn't worked.
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When new presidents are elected, they have always been given an opportunity to put their team in place in short order.
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Cops arrived in short order, found the woman, and she was more than happy to turn the wallet over totally intact.
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Driver Operator Lane and Firefighter George were able to get Mason out in short order with minimal damage to the game.
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Harley hasn't yet recalled the bike, so if it can resolve the charging issue, it could resume assembly in short order.
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In short order it consumed more than 1,600 structures — churches and hotels, banks and docked ships, and a lot of houses.
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And in short order, once-implausible questions about whether Zuckerberg would fire Sandberg or policy VP Joel Kaplan have become plausible.
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If Barr had refused, Mueller could have made clear that his own summary would leak to the press, in short order.
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Vehicle theft is on the rise, and extreme weather fueled by climate change can destroy swaths of vehicles in short order.
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In short order, Prada had done away with the offending objects, apologized and vociferously declared its intention to focus on diversity.
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In short order, the clerks realized who was in their Tribeca store, and played Pop Smoke's song "Dior" over the speakers.
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For those dogs that figure out Level 2 and Level 3 puzzle toys in short order, there&aposs a different problem.
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The stock market had plummeted by nearly one-third in just four months, with trillions in wealth erased in short order.
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In the House, Republicans are racing to conclude their own investigation in short order and, Democrats charge, leaving key leads unaddressed.
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One potential wrinkle to a settlement happening in short order: The timing of the vice premier's visit appears to be in flux.
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"I assume the SPD will undergo a succession in short order without hindrance to the functioning of the grand coalition," she said.
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In short order, I discovered that those stories if anything undersold the fact that Mitch McConnell is completely motivated by political purpose.
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He finds it in short order when he goes to the theater and meets a glamorous foreign woman in black (Brittany Vicars).
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Private-equity financing can be arranged in short order, with money coming in, and out, depending on the needs of the business.
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Those too poor to escape will become poorer, their health will fail alongside their resources, and many will die in short order.
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In short order, she is hauled in by a laconic military honcho (Whitaker) to figure out how to communicate with the visitors.
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Jenner racks up her three strikes – one balloon, two pies, plus an a second, accidental balloon for good measure – in short order.
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In short order, talented managers and reporters with many years of dedicated service, many of whom were over 40, were let go.
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Nonetheless, in 2000 they moved to Boulder, reopened Hell's Backbone Grill, and, in short order, changed everything about it except the name.
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While steel and aluminum tariffs will remain in place for now, the Canadian government expects them to be lowered in short order.
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Their reverie is shaken when a man (Ed Harris) stumbles into their midst, followed in short order by his wife (Michelle Pfeiffer).
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Most estimates that have gamed a military conflict suggest that several hundred thousand may die in short order — including several thousand Americans.
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The city laid the track in short order, but wasn't able to actually buy the cars in time to hit that deadline.
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Then he'll try to spend most of it in short order, before retopping it with more money from a different startup exit.
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With TikTok spending $28 million a day on ads in the United States, it could become a household name in short order.
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If at least 103 senators vote against calling witnesses, the trial will almost certainly end in short order with an acquittal vote.
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But in short order, he says, he was won over by the actor's charm and "very slight but still noticeable" Boston accent.
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Also, excess ventilator capacity was fairly limited, and that in short order, no ventilators would be available to support critically ill patients.
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Then Mr. Trump was inaugurated and in short order unleashed his divisive immigration order, leading to chaos at airports and nationwide protests.
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If Barr does not release something in short order, Democrats in Congress are likely to demand disclosure, armed with their subpoena power.
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The President should appoint a bi-partisan commission to examine what needs exist and how they can be met in short order.
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In which case many people with consistent health care costs for chronic problems would rack up impossible medical bills in short order.
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In short order, George Washington passed the Militia Act of 1792, disallowing all but "abled bodied white male citizens" in the military.
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For now, you can go register a profile on "Our Social Network," though Madory thinks it'll probably be taken offline in short order.
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In short order, Jyn teams up with Rebel spy Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and Rebel-owned Imperial enforcer droid K-2SO (Alan Tudyk).
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If the conversion makes sense, ask your advisor to assist with conversion in short order as to ensure completion prior to year-end.
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Then when you get to the restaurant, you just tell them your name, and you should get seated and served in short order.
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The company, like most other dot-coms of the time, went belly-up in short order as the stock market went to hell.
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"I'm hoping that he can be confirmed by the full Senate in short order," said Senator Orrin Hatch, the finance committee's Republican chairman.
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In short order, executives, board members, and several key employees would be out on their asses, mostly for questioning these methods with Holmes.
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In short order, the administration issued a revised travel ban in March, drafted in part to ease religious liberty concerns of the courts.
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In short order, financial technology startups filled the void — not just in payments, but in areas ranging from student loans to financial planning.
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In short order, the Centers for Disease Control closed the Enquirer building, and most of the employees never set foot inside it again.
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Pence flew to Indianapolis on the taxpayer's dime to attend an event he was virtually certain he would be leaving in short order.
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In short order, the existential threat of failure in Seasons 1 and 2 of "Silicon Valley" has morphed into the nightmare of success.
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The Chamber's council recently sent out a letter to members promising to elect a new board in short order and return to work.
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The plausible assumption by automakers is that owners — particularly the gamer generation — will adapt, learning how to use the systems in short order.
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In short order, financial technology startups filled the void - not just in payments, but in areas ranging from student loans to financial planning.
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The Charlottesville Police Department made matters worse, ordering the protesters to disperse in short order, then tear-gassing them in the ensuing chaos.
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In short order, she went on to work with most of America's leading textile manufacturers, including Dupont-Rayon, Standard Textile, and Belding Brothers.
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If you've entertained "Green Acres"-inspired reveries on the joys of "farm living," this documentary may rid you of them in short order.
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In short order, people across the industry began to comment that all of the faces were white, and only one was a woman's.
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"There's a shortage of them and nobody was expecting that we would need to test millions of people in short order," says Lakatos.
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"But a rushed summit and demands that NK denuclearize in short order or else is not a serious test of diplomacy," Haass tweeted.
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Sock had not dropped a set all week and had been broken only once, but Anderson ended both those runs in short order.
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The real shame of the situation is that the T.V.A. could achieve a lot in short order, if it chose to do so.
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"I've followed the championship from inception and admired the global sports platform Alejandro and his team have created in short order," said Reigle.
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In short order, when SahBabii's music began to truly take off, everyone else quit their jobs to help make the vision a reality.
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This will all have to shake out in short order: Pennsylvania's filing deadline is March 6, and its primary election is May 15.
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In short order, Washington has turned the intelligence community into a political football that will have far-reaching consequences for years to come.
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We Google "Yosemite" and "fire" and "cliff," and, in short order, we find ourselves exclaiming over a blurry archival video from the 1960s.
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These things aren&apost turned over in short order, then it&aposs just another administration official just like Eric Holder during fast and furious.
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"I don't see the elements of a recession in short order," Lagarde, International Monetary Fund's managing director, told CNBC's Sara Eisen in Washington Thursday.
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Among the gifts were an apron, potholder, oven glove, and coasters, because Baby Sussex is going to be hosting dinner parties in short order.
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His family is reported to be contemplating getting him to abdicate, to allow his son to become sultan and then king in short order.
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Avoid the first few days, when the top seeds dispatch their opponents in short order—and the last few, when there are fewer matches.
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The new Toys R Us will be announcing the brands that are going to be sold in its stores in "short order," Barry said.
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In fact, there are many statements just now released from this FBI interview that are likely going to be refuted and in short order.
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Critics say it gave North Korea too much time to comply with inspections, and the regime, in fact, violated the agreement in short order.
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The court plans to appoint "in short order a Special Master" to assist the court in drawing an alternative remedial plan, the ruling said.
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In short order, Doritos gradually evolved the promotion, titled Crash the Super Bowl, from a user-generated gimmick into a neo-millennial brand activation.
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It's too many variables to control—also, having seven fast food meals in short order is irresponsible and I don't have great health insurance.
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He's sent to the correctional school—named "Nickel" after a fictional reformer who loved to watch black boys fight each other—in short order.
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His willingness to spar with the religious right has made him, in short order, arguably the most prominent openly gay politician in the country.
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In short order, times changed and those behaviors are now so commonplace, these companies are transforming how people travel and move about the world.
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In short order, Ms. Swiggett, who is 26-24, and Mr. Sternal would be part of a true glory era for Trinity's crew program.
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The experience, if not improved in short order, could become the mobile equivalent of punching your way through a business's automated customer service hotline.
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She carries the air of someone who gets what she wants, and in short order we learn that after marrying she had six children.
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After being jettisoned from that position in short order, I felt it was time to make good on my dreamy plan to write fiction.
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In short order, street names, monuments and other imperial signifiers were modified or removed altogether to consecrate a complete break with the old regime.
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She heeds her mother's advice to "make sure this sticks," and marriage and children and the brownstone in Carroll Gardens follow in short order.
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" Holdsworth echoed comments from Lis Smith, a spokeswoman for Buttigieg's campaign, saying the public can expect to see a client list "in short order.
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For those reasons, a CD is usually not the best place for an emergency fund or other money you&aposll need in short order.
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Earlier this week, the Senate unanimously backed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, and King says the House should follow in short order.
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Don't expect high-tech wizardry here; it's no spoiler to say that the titular invention in this interactive show breaks down in short order.
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To keep the lights on (literally—many of Pakistan's power plants run on imported coal), the government needs to find around $10bn in short order.
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Now that Trump's antitrust chief Makan Delrahim has finally been confirmed, it makes sense for the companies to move the announcement along in short order.
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I talked to Haile for the Recode Media podcast in October, and he was convinced that pre-rolls were coming to Watch in short order.
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The bill now heads to President Obama, who has been a vocal proponent of the measure and is expected to sign it in short order.
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In short order she quit her job in publishing, moved to Mount Desert Island, and got a job as a schoolteacher before becoming a librarian.
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In short order, the company became the nation's sixth-largest distributor, hawking 143 million oxycodone pills in New York state alone between 2010 and 2018.
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If confirmed in short order, the nominees would bring the derivatives regulator to full power for the first time in a year and a half.
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He seems to imply that he was punished for appealing his second suspension—which he did not do—by being suspended again in short order.
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" The best example of speculative science becoming speculative art becoming scary reality in short order was illustrated by a 2012 art project called "Stranger Visions.
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"Discussions have been initiated on how we can work together to strengthen the Argentine economy and these will be pursued in short order," she said.
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Any source of suspense that doesn't appear to kill off a character only to revive it in short order is a welcome change of pace.
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Hemenway, who is in his 20s and started last week, is the third college senior to be hired in short order by the White House.
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China's leaders did fumble at the very start, yet in short order they acted far more decisively than many democratically elected leaders have to date.
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In short order he developed a separate body of work as a fine artist, in addition to his ongoing career as America's most celebrated illustrator.
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Buying this machine is essentially making a huge bet that the Windows app ecosystem will rally to support a new Windows initiative in short order.
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But in short order, the vehicles seem to have been replaced with Minnies and Mickeys, Elmos and SpongeBobs and half-naked or flag-painted buskers.
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Moreover, the democratic powerhouse of the South Pacific depends on trade with China, a country that can cut off purchases of commodities in short order.
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When the city flooded in July, the National Weather Service reported that the area had gotten more than 503 inches of rain in short order.
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In short order, that historic project burst into a Continentwide financial, social and political crisis, the aftershocks of which I continue to report about today.
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It would go all the way up to the Supreme Court in short order, but that could delay things for a few months at least.
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The first is that America actually plans to take action and we could be heading for conflict in the Middle East or Asia in short order.
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But in short order, the announcement became the latest controversial touchpoint in Epic's ongoing struggle to compete in the PC game marketplace with Valve-owned Steam.
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Earlier this week Stevens said there were limits to what monetary stimulus could achieve, including "dialling up" economic growth or pushing inflation higher in short order .
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Lyft (LYFT), Pinterest (PINS), and Zoom (ZM) have already made their Wall Street debuts, while Uber and Slack are expected to do so in short order.
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Without this support and China's protection in watering down UN sanctions and other forms of international pressure, North Korea would likely collapse in short order. 6.
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In short order, Instant Articles became a model for the industry, with Apple and Google quickly stepping in to offer content hosting solutions of their own.
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TJ Dillashaw took care of business in short order Saturday night, knocking out mortal enemy Cody Garbrandt for a second time ... and retaining his bantamweight title.
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If this view is correct, the Fed will be forced by tumbling growth and inflation to reverse course in short order, or face a new recession.
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Santos says he realized in short order he was chomping on shards of glass, and it didn't take long for blood to ooze from his mouth.
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What's more, it may turn out to be too small for index funds, which may force many investors to dump their new shares in short order.
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"We see the miss as largely explainable, and believe the company is sufficiently nimble to address the missteps in short order," said Jefferies analyst Randal Konik.
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In short order, he saw a video on social media showing lava splashing and bubbling a few feet from his home, he told CNN affiliate KITV.
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We could make both tax-policy changes in short order and begin to see the market-driven effects of more hybrids and EVs on the road.
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I applaud Cardin and Blunt for taking an important first step, and I look forward to companion legislation being introduced in the House in short order.
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Mr. Dickey shot the explosive with a high-power rifle, and in short order there was a column of blue smoke rising in the Arizona desert.
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He called on Mr. Tillerson to demonstrate progress with Russia in short order if the administration hoped to head off bipartisan sanctions legislation in the Senate.
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The Hurricanes answered in short order, as defenseman Dougie Hamilton's attempted pass from behind the goal line caromed off Couturier's shin pads and into the slot.
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In short order, he was forced to explain himself to the Trump campaign's political director, top House Republicans and the acting White House chief of staff.
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In the hours that followed, GOP House leaders worked to calm concerned members and to ensure that Mulvaney issued a walk-back statement in short order.
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The Senate, which is in session for two more weeks, is expected to pass the measure in short order and send it to the president's desk.
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If Congress required this reform for its own elections, most States would likely conform the presidential process in short order, especially as more citizens recognize the benefits.
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"I am very thrilled to be on the cusp of breaking that million-dollar mark and am confident that will happen in short order," Darden Gardyne said.
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In short order, demonstrators stormed the Saudi embassy in Tehran and Saudi Arabia responded by cutting diplomatic relations with Iran, a move followed by several Saudi allies.
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In fact, the annual percentage yield (APY) shouldn't matter much if you're using your checking account to pay your monthly bills and cover expenses in short order.
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Today, given the new information that Affleck once groped Hilarie Burton on Total Request Live — something to which Affleck admitted in short order — the interview is suspect.
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Image: er madx/Flickr Creative CommonsFrom 22012 to 1351, a nightmare disease ravaged Europe, afflicting victims with putrid black boils, fevers, vomiting, and in short order, death.
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My point is that any kind of electronic lock, RFID identity beacon, or other doohickey that you add to a gun will be defeated in short order.
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In short order, Brennan agreed to let Watkin's company, N.T. Technology, host 8chan, while Brennan maintained the domain and continued as the public face of the site.
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For whatever reason, that bottleneck has now gone, and in short order five new Supreme Court judges and a further 150 High Court judges have been approved.
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Through crowdfunding, Flannery raised enough money in short order to turn the state-funded commission into the Climate Council, an independent nonprofit organization with the same role.
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The Senate and the House in short order passed a stopgap spending bill by voice vote, and the president signed it into law without any public ceremony.
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Furthermore, in 2628, an additional 28503 states considered legalization and regulatory proposals in statehouses across the country, demonstrating that this number will grow rapidly in short order.
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Bauer continued to invoke a metaphor that in short order has become a talking point on the right: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a Flight 21970 election.
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With the DOL effectively sidelined, it was expected that the SEC, in short order, would properly address brokers' conflicted interests and mis-selling of high-cost products.
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In short order, Trump's obvious unfitness for office — today widely acknowledged across both parties and in the mainstream media — will become a partisan observation, something Democrats say.
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We started, per Whoopi Goldberg's suggestion (see below), with a cannabis-infused soak, and then proceeded to try the rest of the product line in short order.
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Though it may look like it from the outside, this is not a new Latin explosion, some gimmick to be latched onto and discarded in short order.
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Many believed that once the midterms were in the rearview, and with his days numbered in the House, O'Rourke would announce his 2020 bid in short order.
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That further narrows the margins for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, as he attempts to muscle a massive economic rescue package through the chamber in short order.
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While the status quo could continue for some time, it could very easily collapse in short order with little warning due to unpredictable, and therefore unpreventable, incidents.
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In short order he was studying with Mr. Kosuth, who was then at the height of his Marxist fervor and teaching the merits of collective politicized action.
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In short order, The New York Times Company sold its regional newspaper group and its stake in Fenway Sports Group, the owner of the Boston Red Sox.
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Trump announced he would travel in short order to China, though he did not say when, to begin discussions about the next phase of the trade agreement.
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It is important for Speaker Ryan and the rest of the Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill to seize this momentum and pass comprehensive reform in short order.
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Oh, also, there are plenty of brave publications that have made a name for themselves doing this very thing — hopefully they'll be back at it in short order.
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The deal - designed to forestall Iran making high-enriched uranium suitable for nuclear bombs in short order - permitted a maximum reserve of 300 kilograms of low-enriched uranium.
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So in short order Mr Verhofstadt infuriated his allies, destroyed his bid for the presidency and exhibited precisely the sort of political cynicism he claims to stand against.
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The Justice Department is expected to go to court in short order, however, seeking to have that injunction stayed in light of the Supreme Court's actions on Tuesday.
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The Facebook-owned social media platform copied its Stories product and has in short order grown it into a far more successful product than the entirety of Snapchat.
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The need to establish the reliability of autonomous vehicles in short order has prompted Emerge, Maniv Mobility and Airbus Ventures to invest $5 million in funding in Cognata.
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Scanning the list of 2700-plus private billion-dollar companies, there are only a select few that look like good bets to hit the exchanges in short order.
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Really, this is one of those security features that seems obvious in retrospect and I would not be surprised if other phone makers copy it in short order.
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If debt costs were to surge from 15 percent to 60 percent, the Japanese economy would move from a perpetual recession to a devastating depression in short order.
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And sink Nixon it did with articles of impeachment voted by the Judiciary Committee of The House of Representatives, followed in short order by Nixon's resignation in disgrace.
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This is not the only credit card PayPal today offers, but it may become its most compelling in short order, especially given consumers' preference for cash back cards.
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Facebook served up the data on "Brian Kil" in short order, but it was an anonymous email and the IP associated with the account was a Tor node.
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You're rescuing your dragon friends in short order, starting with Nestor, and with that goal in mind, you're otherwise left to explore the Homeworld at your own leisure.
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Real estate attorney Andrew Zacks, who was hired with the opposition's fundraiser money, alleged the city violated the law when failing to provide relevant documents in short order.
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Even before the April 6 U.S. attack on a Syrian air base, President Trump had, in short order, begun to expand the U.S. footprint in the Middle East.
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If confirmed in short order, the nominees would bring the derivatives regulator to full power for the first time in a year and a half: http://bit.ly/2628Sm28500pSb.
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Shanghai Disney Resort was among the first major global attractions to close its doors in late January, followed in short order by all of Asia's Disney-themed parks.
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In short order, the groom's father was asked to resign as village council leader, threatened with dismissal from his job in the education ministry and placed under investigation.
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In short order, J. & J. ordered a nationwide recall of 31 million bottles, with a retail value of more than $100 million, equivalent to about $267 million today.
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This information vacuum could, in short order, lead us to consider military action to destroy Iranian nuclear facilities, perhaps leading to a wider war in the Middle East.
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But when the body or especially the mind wears out, caring for yourself or finding someone else to do it for you can impoverish you in short order.
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Fifty more women in short order shared similar stories of abuse with Michigan State police and the state's attorney general, and Nassar was arrested and charged that November.
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In short order, Mr. Liberman was complaining that Mr. Netanyahu was slighting him, shrinking his budgets and cutting him out of weighty foreign-policy matters and diplomatic appointments.
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First off, yes, talk of the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry into President Trump dominated the news last week, so we'll be going into that in short order.
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It is our understanding that MEP providers already have systems already in place to allow workers to take advantage of this option in short order once RESA passes.
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In short order, former President Toledo was accused and former President Humala was jailed, but it was Keiko Fujimori's detention, last October, that really shocked the political classes.
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"Roma" has played in a smattering of theaters in North America, but major chains have refused to show it because Netflix made it available online in short order.
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In my view, such an action would inflict serious damage to the Chinese economy in short order – while leaving the U.S. relatively unscathed, at least in the near term.
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The struggling Astros had claimed a 1-0 lead a half-inning earlier only to surrender it in short order and extend their home losing skid to nine games.
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In short order, the situation devolves into another moral exploration of Carol and Morgan's philosophies on violence, vengeance, and how to reconcile their past selves with their current ones.
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In short order, Brittany is freaking out (three guesses as to who that's about), Lala Kent is sobbing about needing a break, and Kristen Doute falls on a table.
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Luis Fonsi's Despacito (the version sans Bieber) has racked up nearly 2.5 billion views in just five months and seems poised to overtake See You Again in short order.
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In fact, a lot of gyms see brisk business in early January, as resolution-makers vow to whip themselves into shape – only to abandon the quest in short order.
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Brought to Carolina for his defensive expertise, Rivera inherited a 2-14 team as a rookie head coach in 2011 and guided it back to relevance in short order.
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We'd expect a host of firms that closed their most recent funds around the same window in 2016 to be trotting out their own mega funds in short order.
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Users input their business information, and then are able to pay for the policies — up front or in monthly installments — and get their policy set up in short order.
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"Respected legal scholars have confirmed it doesn't stop the SEC from working on it, so when the law expires the SEC can enact it in short order," said Sen.
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"We intend to nominate someone in short order but have no additional personnel announcements at this time," said Lindsay Walters, a White House spokeswoman, in an email on Monday.
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The wireless phone giant plans to start selling targeted ads for Turner networks such as TNT and CNN "in short order," said Stankey, chief executive of the new WarnerMedia.
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"Hillary Clinton supports a clean reauthorization of the Iran Sanctions Act and believes Congress should get this done in short order when they return from recess," Jesse Lehrich said.
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" Mr. Kelly told the players that Mr. Trump had intervened on their behalf and that he was "very optimistic that this would be taken care of in short order.
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Outsiders (like Phoebe's eventual third husband Mike) may only become permanent members of the community by submitting to the group's codes; all others are shrugged off in short order.
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And they contend that an initial promise that the joint venture could turn out 235,224 ventilators in short order had shrunk to 22020,500, with even that number in doubt.
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ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion is dead, and we do not know how much the Medicaid programs will be cut, but the Congressional Budget Office will tell us in short order.
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This plan failed massively; Sprint installed only 2,000 of its projected 75,000 small cells and only one of its projected 35,000 monopoles, which was also removed in short order.
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In short order he took jobs teaching art in junior high school, community college and in an extension program before joining the faculty of University of California, San Diego.
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In short order, the crowd of people outside City Hall were moved to a school that had been shut down due to poor conditions and turned into temporary housing.
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But Senate Democrats have said the rider does not stop the commission from working on a rule that can be introduced in short order when the funding law expires.
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We have been working expeditiously and have uncovered a massive amount of evidence in short order, despite wholesale efforts to obstruct the investigation by the President and his Administration.
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In fact, the annual percentage yield (APY) shouldn&apost matter much if you&aposre using your checking account to pay your monthly bills and cover expenses in short order.
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She anticipates a lot of people — more than 130 million — could join the public plan in short order because they would be able to get coverage at no cost.
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In other words, spend your morning on something that requires a high level of concentration that you don't want to do, and you'll get it done in short order.
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In short order, paperback books were flying off the racks and shelves, with readers able to buy two or three at once and more companies starting to publish them.
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In short order, Ms. Allred, who has represented women in prominent sexual harassment cases for decades, became a character in the scrappy contest that will be decided Dec. 12.
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Now 183, Moultrie announced that she had signed, in short order, a representation deal with the Wasserman Media Group, a sports agency, and a multiyear endorsement deal with Nike.
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There is a strong Sunshine State presence here: Will Weatherford, a former speaker of the Florida House, said he was flying up in short order to campaign for Jeb Bush.
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Billions of dollars of real wealth were wiped out and regained in short order because of the interplay of rival algorithms that even their owners and creators don't fully grasp.
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While chat bots may seem exotic now, in short order it's very likely they will become as common as using social channels like Twitter and Facebook to engage with brands.
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Folding the President's obstruction into articles of impeachment in short order could play into his claims that she's running a "kangaroo court" and rushing the most consequential function of Congress.
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They can now test new hardware more easily, and when they find a particular piece of hardware they like, they can get it running in the cloud in short order.
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His allies in Congress hope to use a "fast-track" mechanism, which shortens the deliberation required before voting and would allow the majority to implement the settlement in short order.
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In short order, the race was infused with fresh calls to ban bump stocks, outlaw military-style weapons like the AR-15 and eliminate loopholes for sales at gun shows.
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In his Saturday night speech in South Carolina, Mr. Trump told supporters he wanted a "big win in Nevada" that would help him lock down the nomination in short order.
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Either way, you're meant to be kicked off in short order, and when the demo is over, there's usually some information about the game's social media, platforms, and release date.
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But the death rattle, which signals the collapse of the respiratory system, is bad news: if oxygen does not reach the vital organs in short order, the body will die.
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If Iran does start up its program, they could, in short order, develop nuclear weapons that threaten U.S. and global security and begin an arms race in the Middle East.
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Mr. Saville's office is near Grand Central; he can hop on the 2446 train at lunch and get home in short order to spend some quality midday time with Wesley.
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While energy is the lifeblood of Houston's economy, related industries like logistics and plastics manufacturing have risen in prominence and should be up and running in short order as well.
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Given the amount of public support and political pressure, there's very little chance the US Women don't emerge with pay equal to the US men in short order through arbitration.
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It takes a leap of faith to believe that further problems will not emerge and that the figures can be corrected and cleared by its auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, in short order.
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Barely a week after Apple released its fifth developer beta builds of its iOS, tvOS, watchOS and MacOS Sierra platforms, the sixth beta releases have now arrived in short order.
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You learn in short order that the horse is a goner, and it isn't long into this slick, shallow movie that you wish the girl, Amanda (Olivia Cooke), was, too.
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The New York Times analyzed registrations with the company, Shopify, which allows just about anyone with an email address and a credit card to create retail websites in short order.
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In short order, she signed with the new agency Great Bowery, whose stated mission is to create and pursue hitherto unexplored opportunities for the fashion and art stars it represents.
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The holidays are expensive, but with the gig economy thriving there are more ways than ever to earn cash in short order and avoid going into debt this holiday season.
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Even then, Cain said, she was hoping to be back on top of the podium in short order, and she fulfilled that wish when she and LeDuc won the title.
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Our search for a new General Manager to work with Earvin and Coach Luke Walton is well underway and we hope to announce a new General Manager in short order.
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Growing up in the Deep South, it had always just been assumed that I, like all good Southern girls, would marry and procreate, preferably in that order, and in short order.
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Because there are legitimate concerns about due process, at the very least, such politicians should be subject to some sort of speedy judicial process that resolves their cases in short order.
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Like his countryman, Liriano also saw his pitch count elevate in short order on Friday as he exited after just 3 2/3 innings of a no-decision against Tampa Bay.
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In short order he displaced his older brother as heir apparent, received a string of questionable medical deferments from military service, and embarked on a career of myth-making and exaggeration.
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If Austin this week is any indication of what's to come, scooters will inevitably arrive everywhere in short order, and the public will love them just enough to ignore the consequences.
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The Academy, which hands out the Oscar honors, announced in short order after Lee registered his protest that it would double the number of women and ethnic minority members by 2020.
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In short order, the Moynihan analysis got retooled as an all-purpose explanation of Black male social dysfunction in every imaginable setting, from the workplace to the prisons to the streets.
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In short order these gee-whiz friends went from sketching plans on scraps of paper to wearing three-piece suits and thick glasses to present their products to customers and investors.
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Rich DeVaul, who heads a "rapid evaluation" team whose job is to hatch and kill ideas in short order, guessed that fewer than half the employees have engineering degrees (he doesn't).
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The Buffaloes rebounded in short order, as Daylen Kountz drained a trio of 3-pointers in a three-minute span as the advantage ballooned to 20 once again at 62-53.
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In short order, her selfie-snapping Emily loses her retail job and boyfriend (Randall Park), a musician who leaves her holding a booked vacation to Ecuador with nobody to join her.
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In short order, Mr. Netanyahu's ties to the White House became a calling card for him with other world leaders seeking an in with the Trump administration, according to Israeli officials.
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But he could sing, started lessons at 7, and in short order was transfixing the congregation at his local shul with his rendition of yigdal at Shabbos service on Friday nights.
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In the weeks following the Inauguration of Donald J. Trump, so many people started doing so that, in short order, voice mail filled up and landlines began blurting out busy signals.
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With the current crisis in Iran, people may be looking for someone with experience on the international stage who can get us back on track working with allies in short order.
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And Cohn says he did it in short order, securing $50 million from Mark Zuckerberg's Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Technology Crossover Ventures and Learn Capital after meeting with just 10 potential investors.
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With a near-constant presence on the president's favorite network and a penchant for own-the-libs outrageousness, Mr. Gaetz has, in short order, become the lawmaker Democrats love to loathe.
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In short order, the mood of the country changed, and the courts repeatedly held that laws such as Proposition 0003 violated the due process and equal protection clauses of the US Constitution.
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Although recent reports say Apple may show off its new high-end desktop machine as early as WWDC next month, so perhaps the official Apple monitor line will expand in short order.
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Kidding aside, Pine will move to TV in short order, appearing in the TNT miniseries I Am The Night, created by Sam Sheridan and directed in part by Wonder Woman's Patty Jenkins.
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The Bella Twins made their comeback as a tag team early last September and, in short order, reminded the rest of the women's division that they're are a formidable pair of veterans.
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The struggling Astros had claimed a 1-0 lead a half-inning earlier only to surrender it in short order and extend their losing skid at Minute Maid Park to nine games.
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Her dad, emerging like a crab from the shadows, scuttled her bags upstairs over her protests, and in short order the five of them were awkwardly assembled around the plastic-coated table.
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Management has not closed the door to a margin reset, saying they would always favour growth over margin, but it will depend on whether it can improve its competiveness in short order.
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If you are convinced that the market (or just a particular sector) is going to make a big move, then the possibility of multiplying your returns in short order can be irresistible.
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Outdated systems can be rebuilt through cloud-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) in short order, if the leadership driving the agenda places an emphasis on making true IT transformation a reality.
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"Given the success of our recent Starlink demonstration satellites, we have incorporated lessons learned and re-organized to allow for the next design iteration to be flown in short order," Behrend said.
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So in short order, Michelle is jailed for inside trading, loses everything, and moves in with her saintly former assistant Claire (Kristen Bell) and Claire's open-hearted tween daughter Rachel (Ella Anderson).
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It's almost hard to believe that she's still even doing the sketch show as her star has gone supernova since filming the last season, but it should be returning in short order.
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The prairie figures in some of Cather's early stories, but she focusses more often on artists, actors, singers, and writers—denizens of the transatlantic world that she herself joined in short order.
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That, in turn, would greatly heighten the probability that Greece would be forced out of the euro in short order, which could have important spillover affects to the rest of the eurozone.
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At this point, the timeline for implementation is less than four months — essentially the same as when Congress cried foul last year, when CMS threatened to implement the rule in short order.
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Heaven forbid if I were to find myself beneath the oppressive glare of these orbs without anything keeping them and their wrath at bay, I'd surely be homeward bound in short order.
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It is not possible to dig or drill for core samples to reveal the inner workings in a moving mass, because the motion would snap off a drill head in short order.
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How Wolfson made what is in fact an animatronic doll appear real is a mystery typical of new art's galloping technological novelties, and one likely to become old hat in short order.
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"There is a perception that every one of the policies being discussed will be passed and passed in short order and all will be deeply harmful to municipal bond investors," he said.
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In short order, the House would debate and vote on referring an article or articles to a House committee, possibly over the course of two to three days, consuming the media, again.
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But after the House voted on Tuesday, 419 to 3, to impose sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea, supporters seemed confident that the legislation would reach Mr. Trump in short order.
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Your Primary tab will default to reverse chronological order for unread emails, so if you keep things unread as a way to remind yourself to address them, they'll get buried in short order.
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When you could put together a bunch of sophisticated functionality into a single app in short order, you could build whatever you needed much more quickly than older tools would ever have allowed.
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In short order, O Fenomeno went from being one of the greatest strikers the game had seen to a laughing stock of sorts as injuries cut short his prime and his BMI ballooned.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are in the midst of a five-game losing streak (0-3-2), but that sad song likely would be tuned out in short order by the struggling Buffalo Sabres.
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One large order after another came in, but the brothers were unimpressed with the company's leadership; in short order, they bought out the founding team, took control, and started to implement new ideas.
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In short order, he is capable of braiding together Degas, the thoroughbred, Cromwell, Francis Galton (Darwin's cousin), George Stubbs, anatomical theaters and Muybridge, all before securing the wreath to itself with Degas again.
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They will have to decide that knowing Bolton's full book, along with anything else he wants to unveil about how the White House operated during this period, will become public in short order.
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"We will be taking action in short order to follow the president's instruction to safeguard the deeply held religious beliefs of Americans who provide health insurance to their employees," he said this month.
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The fixation with the first 100 days traces its history back to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who took office in the Great Depression and passed 15 major pieces of legislation in short order.
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In short order, he became the kind of person on all of those lists: nonprofit boards; cultural organizations; society affairs he hosted himself, in his Paul Stuart dinner jacket and red bow tie.
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We don't yet know the first Rocket Lab customer from the Wallops facility, but Rocket Lab says it will reveal this info in short order, with a reveal planned for later this year.
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Goldman emphasized that he wasn't sure what the outcome of the Bolton discussions would be, but his comments suggest the question is still under active consideration and could be resolved in short order.
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This delightful sitcom, chronicling the move of musicians Bret McClegnie (Bret McKenzie) and Jemaine Clemaine (Jemaine Clement) to New York City, hit HBO in 2007 and gained a cult following in short order.
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In short order, the larger world crashes in, and a story of radical, deeply privileged individualism gives way to a potent, messy and sometimes uncomfortable parable about what human beings owe one another.
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Opposition leaders had hoped that when Mr. Guaidó proclaimed himself the country's legitimate leader at a huge street rally, the chiefs of the armed forces would turn on Mr. Maduro in short order.
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In effect, hip-hop kids of all stripes flocked to the lakefront, and in short order Mike was drawn to the cyphers, where he studied and imitated people he could see and touch.
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Saudi Arabia currently has more than 2m b/d of excess production capacity, which it could activate in short order, but at the risk of taking market share from other producers' in the pact.
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In addition to increased fan engagement and viewership, he expects $1.5 billion to $2 billion of new ad revenue industry-wide "in short order," from sportsbook operators and other companies marketing in the space.
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But he found himself shot from office in short order after nine of his comrades in parliament rebelled, siding with the Uttarakhand branch of Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP, pictured) on March 18th.
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From there, it seems, the committee is going to mark up and vote on the bill in short order, probably without a Congressional Budget Office score (a nonpartisan analysis of a bill's fiscal impact).
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With more than 500 cases and limited containment measures in the US, our case count will likely look similar to the thousands of reported cases in Lombardy, Italy or South Korea in short order.
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Ford and General Motors both shut down vehicle production several weeks ago, but in short order, each company joined with ventilator manufacturers to rapidly expand the scale at which the devices can be assembled.
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In short order, they had to, among other things, revive a production company that had gone dark and study up on a vastly changed television landscape, in which streaming services were becoming increasingly important.
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The retail sector is full of stories of companies that emerge from bankruptcy, try to make a go of it, then file for a second bankruptcy in short order, leading to closure and liquidation.
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After Carlson netted a reasonable-conservative time slot at MSNBC that flamed out in short order, he landed a spot on Dancing With the Stars, where he was voted off after the first episode.
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The concern, the lobbyist said, is that without sustained White House leadership — the kind that is in short order — complicated legislation like a tax overhaul or rolling back banking regulations will not be accomplished.
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Given their much more limited capacity to restrict population movements, especially to mass pilgrimage destinations like Mecca, coronavirus will surely continue to spread like wildfire, moving in short order to Africa and South America.
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Short of picking a member of the Senate as his next AG -- and maybe not even then -- it's very hard to see how Trump could get his attorney general pick confirmed in short order.
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We can eradicate hepatitis C within our borders in short order if we come together to devise and refine a drug payment system that's half as innovative as our recent discoveries in the lab.
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A case the U.S. successfully litigated against Japanese restrictions on apple imports was followed in short order by successful negotiations to remove similar restrictions on lettuce and tomato imports, without resort to dispute settlement.
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"In general, what we've seen is that once the FDA gives approval and says there is a good response to the vaccine, we would in short order expect approved coverage from insurers," Leath said.
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This means you can be tossed back out onto the streets in short order with essentially no recourse, and your problem of trying to find an affordable place to live begins all over again.
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As a middleman who moves what others drill out of the ground, Mr. Warren had, in short order, morphed his small pipeline company into an interstate giant through a series of bold developments and acquisitions.
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Atmospheric scientist Ryan Maue is worried that current conditions in the Gulf will push Harvey far beyond a Category 1, speculating that it could reach Cat 3 or even Cat 4 status in short order.
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That economic model doesn't work, because the long hours and decreased pay that one is willing to accept at an entry-level position is predicated on taking over a higher-lever position in short order.
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At least one billionaire was ready to hop on board: energy tycoon T. Boone Pickens, who announced his support and in short order, committed to hosting a fundraiser for a super PAC aligned with Trump.
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Colorado's former Vezina Trophy finalist Semyon Varlamov, who is returning from a hip surgery, will be put to the test in short order behind a leaky defense that yielded a league-worst 276 goals. 2.
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In short order, the court extended what is known as the Bivens action to cases alleging violations of the Fifth Amendment right to due process and the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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Quite apart from her views, however—and shamingly tragic as it is to acknowledge—after the witch-burning atmosphere of Mr Trump's rallies, it would be risky to adopt another female candidate in short order.
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But in short order, he became fed up with the limited versatility of both the small utility vehicles typically used on a farm as well as the larger trucks that constantly shuttle around the countryside.
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In short order, construction on the section of the Dakota Access Pipeline crossing the Cannonball River will be complete, desecrating the ancestral lands of the Lakota Sioux who call that corner of North Dakota home.
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In short order, construction on the section of the Dakota Access Pipeline crossing the Cannonball River will be complete, desecrating the ancestral lands of the Lakota Sioux who call that corner of North Dakota home.
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Although the United States continues to export these munitions, it attaches a requirement that they not be used in civilian areas, and they must be designed to explode in short order or else self-destruct.
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An hour after Shakir released his statement, President Donald Trump again weighed in on the battle to challenge him in November's general election, predicting that Sanders would concede the nomination to Biden in short order.
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Many gay men and lesbians suspected that people who called themselves bisexual were taking a timid, untruthful half-step out of the closet or were adventurers who'd return in short order to the heterosexual fold.
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His queries sparked interest in the search and, in short order, he was joined in an on-the-ground site search by Forest Service employees, rail historians, a weekly newspaper reporter and a video crew.
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Scandal and success in short order left the White House whipsawed and searching for a path forward that would generate more of the latter while knowing that the former is not going away anytime soon.
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"We are disappointed with the statements made earlier today and will seek clarification and reconsideration from the DENR to further understand and rectify this matter in short order," OceanaGold CEO Mick Wilkes said in the statement.
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"As finances geared up for this move, everyone watched as the school became more and more reliant on an adjunct labor force, climbing in short order to about 75% of teachers," Lesperance told Hyperallergic over email.
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In short order the FBI announced that an arrest has been made, which signaled to someone like me in law enforcement that we would learn the suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami was previously known to the FBI.
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Holder is still considering a run for president, a decision he said he would make in short order, and he said the merger is not an indication that he is leaning one way or the other.
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In short order, the duo launched the Hulk, Thor, the X-Men, Iron Man, a revived version of Captain America and Ant-Man, while Lee added perhaps Marvel's most renowned character, Spider-Man, with Steve Ditko.
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At a time when the nation has, in short order, encountered a presidential impeachment, the coronavirus outbreak and turmoil in the stock markets, voters are looking for an experienced, steady hand -- exactly what Biden is offering.
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The Congressional Budget Office said this week that the Senate bill, as written, would hurt workers earning less than $30,000 a year in short order, while delivering benefits to the highest earners throughout the next decade.
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They dusted it for fingerprints and found ones belonging to Clair George, chief of the clandestine service of the C.I.A. In short order, an F.B.I. squad was inside C.I.A. headquarters, rifling through double-locked file cabinets.
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"I can't tell you how many times people talk about how unaffordable the costs are, how it wipes away life savings in short order," said Tricia Neuman, a Medicare policy expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Eccentric installations are nothing new, and the one in "Woe men — keep going," at Mary Boone Gallery, initially feels just irritating, but in short order its possible meanings and perceptual demands muster a definite, valuable force.
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While it could still take some time before Rettig is confirmed, lawmakers and tax experts say they hope he is sworn in in short order, given the agency's key role in implementing the GOP tax law.
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In short order, they found a place in Water Mill, N.Y., that seemed ideal: a house of about 3,500 square feet, with a tennis court and a pool, built around the turn of the 21st century.
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Wilders' real goal in the Netherlands is to touch off a "patriotic spring" across Europe where, in short order, voters in France and Germany will also be heading into some quite contentious national elections of their own.
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She promptly got a job at the General Phone Company (chief rival of Dad's employer, Pacific Bell) and got really politically active in AA. In short order, she'd become the delegate for the entire state of Washington.
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Certainly at this moment there's the churning perennial hype machine, and the fact that a young writer so fully formed has released two excellent books in short order is practically a wailing siren that she deserves attention.
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Mr Burr says it is growing rather than changing: that seems wishful thinking, even if the evolution has been slower than in neighbouring Virginia, which, in presidential contests, seems in short order to have become safely Democratic.
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So if private equity owners can achieve or maintain those levels and possibly see an improvement in the multiples that investors are willing to pay, it's not hard to see how they make money in short order.
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"They think the company can beat Wall Street's consensus earnings estimates in short order, and they believe L2800Harris is poised to take market share in the Pentagon budget thanks to their technology-rich product offerings," Cramer said.
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Along with the change in the policy statement, Wednesday's projections open the door for the central bank to lower rates in short order if the economy weakens, or U.S. trade disputes with China and other nations escalate.
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An even more important reason for me is the unprecedented scale of customers and ability for Apple to deliver new software APIs to developers that will make it to hundreds of millions of devices in short order.
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If our best minds were brought to bear to study the technology confronting us, much as the Japanese did in the 1850s when confronted by Admiral Perry's fleet, then unprecedented technological breakthroughs could occur in short order.
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Buy it here >>It's the 1940s, and the frivolous and fun-loving Vivian Morris arrives in New York with the goal of "becoming someone interesting" — and in short order she is, but for all the wrong reasons.
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In short order Mr. Gvasalia has shot from an unknown to man in high demand, dividing his time between two collections and the demands of a new swarm of interested retailers, members of the media and fans.
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In a case likely to reach the Supreme Court in short order, the administration filed a notice in federal court that it would appeal the case to the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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While markets rallied this week on hopes that the virus will be contained in short order, the Word Health Organization threw cold water on prospects of a quick fix announcing there's no known cure at this stage.
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Both typically come with low or zero monthly fees; relatively high interest rates, often above 2%; are FDIC insured up to $250,000 or more; and are smart options for storing savings you may need in short order.
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He followed that up in short order with a meeting where Schumer and Pelosi believed they had reached an agreement on incorporating into law the protections of former President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Normally under Israeli criminal procedure, Mr. Mandelblit's announcement would be followed in short order by his turning over the evidence to defense lawyers — which if history is any guide would quickly lead to a deluge of leaks.
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In the last scenes of this roller-coaster season, undead Viserion, mounted by the Night King, flies right on up to the Wall and slices it down in short order with his mysterious electric blue flame-breath.
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While squabbles between contestants are never in short order on MTV's long-running competition show, season 31 has changed it up a bit by adding stars from its U.K. reality shows in the mix, creating even more conflicts.
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"We anticipate that the bridge loan agreement with the state will be completed in short order and the funding required by the act will be put in place to cover operational expenses of the city," the statement said.
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This means, according to Parker, that connecting dissimilar financial systems is no longer cost prohibitive for many types of financial institutions, and the team is already planning to make this service available to multiple banks in short order.
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In short order earlier this month, the US government acted to, in effect, block the prospects of the largest technology acquisition of all time: the $142 billion takeover of chipmaker Qualcomm by Singapore-based Broadcom, writes Arash Massoudi.
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Not stopping at plane flight, the pig sets sights on the heavens, and in short order lands on the moon in a spaceship, then shares his new knowledge communally, so animals in flying vessels soon crisscross the sky.
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In short order they convinced a stuffy Sloane Square hotel to let them turn its basement into Kitts, the defunct nightclub where Kate Middleton celebrated her 26th birthday and Noel Gallagher, the lead signer of Oasis, his 40th.
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A group of trusted agents — perhaps a bipartisan group of respected former security and intelligence officials — could make quick work of the task and deliver a verdict in short order and we would put this affair behind us.
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Analysts estimate the stand-off over wages and other demands by pilots in Sweden, Norway and Denmark could cost SAS as much as $10.5 million a day, threatening to wipe out the airline's annual profit in short order.
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Networks don't operate in a vacuum, and at the very least there seems to be the equivalent of a programming virus going around when three of them come down with a case of military fever in short order.
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Just about as soon as we finished watching the big-screen replays of that Clemson touchdown, Joe Burrow and Co. stormed up the field with two passes to Ja'Marr Chase that moved L.S.U. 72 yards in short order.
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In short order, he was working on two additional seasons of Fargo, an FX adaptation of the X-Men character Legion, an FX adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's novel Cat's Cradle, a variety of movie scripts, and a novel.
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Rebecca Kadaga, speaker of the Ugandan Parliament, told a local radio station in April that while the bill was struck down on a technicality by the country's Constitutional Court — "unfortunately," she said — it could return in short order.
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This is the converse of an argument some climate hawks make: If you invest heavily in natural gas today, it'll be tough to get rid of all that infrastructure in short order and clear the path for clean energy.
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Even if you're not a member of Gen Z, you'll start seeing software strategies, solutions and training trickling into your workplace because if your organization doesn't offer them, Gen Z will find an employer that will in short order.
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Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican, told reporters that he still has questions about what — if anything — was agreed to, and that he hoped to have Secretary of State Mike Pompeo brief him in short order.
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In short order, she successfully gains access to the elite fund while freezing out all her ostensible comrades — directly at the expense of Dollar Bill, whom Axe boots from the fund because of his loose lips on the matter.
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By last week, she said she had reached out to contractors to solicit assessments on the feasibility of removing each of the statues in short order, and sped up her efforts after watching the violence in Charlottesville on Saturday.
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Tuesday's brief rally on yet another Saudi export signal may have sent prices toward recent highs, but traders took the money off the table in short order, said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities, at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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But they could significantly complicate Mr. Trump's effort to deliver on his campaign promises in short order, and may transform an action carried out by the stroke of a pen into a legal struggle lasting months or even years.
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In short order, Knopf informed Mr. Hagan that he would no longer take part in the 92nd Street Y discussion; he would be replaced by the filmmaker Alex Gibney, who was making a documentary about Rolling Stone for HBO.
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"We will be taking action in short order to follow the president's instructions to safeguard the deeply held religious beliefs of Americans who provide health insurance to their employees," Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said in a statement Thursday.
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He promised single-payer healthcare and free tuition at public colleges; she made inconvenient references to the Republicans' control of Congress and lots of governorships, which might disrupt, for example, his plan to release roughly 500,000 prisoners in short order.
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Creighton cruised to the best start in school history with Maurice Watson Jr. in the lineup, but life without the senior point guard has the Bluejays possibly on the verge of falling out of the top-513 in short order.
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In short order the site delivered a top 10 list, with Washington Heights as the No. 1 match, followed by Inwood and Harlem; Longwood and Fordham in the Bronx; Woodside, Queens; East Harlem; and Astoria, Elmhurst, and Maspeth in Queens.
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"In short order, we found ourselves bounding back to an approximately 100-foot cliff where we were forced to fight for the next seven hours for survival and levy close air support almost directly on top of our positions," Walton added.
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I don't wear prescription glasses or contacts, but a less-than-$10 pair of blue light blocking lenses straightened me out in short order, and I don't think I'll ever look at another computer with less than four eyes again.
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In short order, this and his agrarian subject matter combined with a national mood of restive nostalgia to make Wood a paladin—routinely yoked with the Missourian Thomas Hart Benton and the Kansan John Steuart Curry—of anti-modernist regionalism.
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After languishing for nearly a decade as a deputy chief under Raymond W. Kelly, the commissioner at the time, Chief O'Neill was promoted twice in short order by Mr. Bratton, first to chief of patrol and then to chief of department.
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In short order, she's emerged as one of the most astute and exciting singer-songwriters working in the world of guitar music, with a laserlike melodic instinct that verges on the primal and lyrics that capture the sweat of real life.
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Then, in short order this week: • The European insurance giant Axa announced it would divest itself of more than $825 million in investments in oil production and pipelines in the tar sands of Canada for both ethical and business reasons.
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I made the decision during the Fields situation to resign — joined in short order by Ms. Fields herself and our editor at large, Ben Shapiro — and terminate my relationship with Steve and Breitbart, who had become one and the same.
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He is a Texas native who moved to New York City and became his own brand in short order, shooting stylish and tightly composed portraits and fashion images for Rolling Stone and then for a host of Condé Nast titles.
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In short order, it has made over its stores to make more room for order pickups and online grocery, and has launched and expanded new services like Target Restock (next-day), Shipt (same day delivery) and Drive Up (same day pickup).
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First performed in bars and clubs, it found a more fixed home in New York's Henry Street Settlement Theater, before moving to the Public Theater in 1976 and then, in short order, to Broadway, where it ran for 742 performances.
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Of the tens of thousands of spinal-cord-injury patients on both sides of the Great War, eighty per cent died in short order from sepsis initiated by bedsores or kidney infections, and many of the survivors died soon after.
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She taught me to read with her own battered copies of "Rebecca" and "My Cousin Rachel," a book that begins with a corpse swinging from a gibbet and features, in short order, sexual obsession, attempted strangling and possible laudanum poisoning.
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The star-studded Indian team was tipped to win, but when Pakistan bowled out India's top players in short order, millions of Pakistani mobile phones gloated with snaps of a spectator at the match wearing a T-shirt inscribed "Winner takes Kashmir".
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And for $50 per month, kids will get new shoes every month — a choice that may be excessive except for the most active kids who wear their sneakers every day, play sports or have a tendency to wreck their shoes in short order.
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"The main task is to get all Russian sportspeople and federations readmitted to international competition in short order, to get restrictions on holding international competitions on Russian soil lifted, and to integrate RUSADA's work into WADA's international system," Ganus said in a statement.
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"We have incorporated lessons learned and re-organized to allow for the next design iteration to be flown in short order," a SpaceX representative told TechCrunch, saying the move was consistent with the "rapid iteration design and testing" the company is known for.
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It's more likely that private property owners with roof space to spare would sign off on having a drone zone installed, although anyone who opts in will likely rue it in short order as the constant buzz of drones drives them mad.
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In short order, I rejoin Ghostbusters one for a third EVP session on the lab level, where Patrick has begun talking at length about the Flat Earth Society (a group which, it must be noted, has substantially more than 587 Facebook followers).
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In short order, the new president made Sessions his attorney general and named as his senior policy adviser Sessions's former aide Stephen Miller, a staunch immigration opponent who put his stamp on Trump's policies and speeches on the issue during the campaign.
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In short order I found myself questioning things I had taken for granted: that I would be around to see my daughter graduate from high school, that my wife and I would grow old together, that I would finish the textbook I'm writing.
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It also deflects attention from other issues, like making sure powerful assault weapons and hundreds of rounds of high-velocity ammunition cannot be bought in short order by teenagers, said Patricia Brigham, a chair of the Florida Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence.
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In short order, fleets of anonymous-looking gray and white vans were dashing through the streets of communities across America, stopping every few blocks to disgorge books, electronic gadgets, boxes of toilet paper, and the myriad other items that people increasingly order online.
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The bank's letter is the latest development in the House's slow march in seeking Trump's tax returns, and it brings into focus the possibility that Democrats leading the House could see the tax returns in short order if Congress wins the lawsuit.
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With a stand-alone version of the MGT already passed by the House, a conference committee hopefully can hammer out the differences between the two versions so that bill can be passed by both houses and signed by the president in short order.
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The result is a six-hour miniseries, "Waco," starring Taylor Kitsch, more notable for its casting than its execution, followed in short order by "Waco: Madman or Messiah," a four-hour A&E documentary seemingly scheduled to piggyback on all that promotion.
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In short order I'll talk about the political implications of his surprising, jolting defeat by Doug Jones in Alabama, the first time in more than a quarter century that voters in this deep-red state elected a Democrat to the United States Senate.
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The September results suggest Americans don't have much faith that Trump and Congress will agree on a tax bill in short order: Fewer than one in five respondents said it's extremely or very likely that tax reform legislation will pass this year.
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The discovery of this mirror duality meant that in short order, mathematicians studying these two kinds of geometric spaces had twice the number of tools at their disposal: Now they could use techniques from algebraic geometry to answer questions in symplectic geometry, and vice versa.
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Not opening all those bills piling up in your mailbox will in short order start to put a dent in your ability to save for housing, health care, lifestyle and eventual retirement — it will also impact the quality of your life after you've retired.
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A weekend sojourn out into the desert with a clan of witches and a flask of ayahuasca takes a turn for the Satanic in short order, and the ensuing ritual doubles as a commentary on the culture of compulsory womanhood in more old-fashioned regions.
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Beyond the immediate appeal of being a precocious kid actor, Dunst proved how interesting she was when, in short order, she appeared in a run of films that still hold up, including the pageant world's Drop Dead Gorgeous and the Watergate-scandal rewrite Dick.
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In short order, the cartoons emerging from his workshop started exhibiting a quality that we have since come to take for granted but was revolutionary at the time: all those talking mice, singing lions, dancing puppets, and marching brooms began obeying the laws of physics.
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ET, NBCSN ABOUT THE BRUINS (133-213-23): Ryan Spooner practiced in full for the second straight day on Tuesday as he recovers from a lower-body injury that has seen him return to the lineup and exit in short order on multiple occasions.
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The potent combination of Matthews, fellow 20-year-old Mitch Marner and William Nylander, who is all of 33, have jelled in short order to shave considerable time off the Maple Leafs' expected rebuild and put the residents of the hockey hotbed in the spotlight.
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In short order, Thoros perishes in the night after being maimed, Beric's sword bursts into flame, our heroes draw first blood after ambushing the White Walkers, Gendry is dispatched to send for reinforcements, and an extra flails at empty air thanks to a CGI error.
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I also went ahead and used Raw Elements' tinted paste on my neck, arms, and legs, and my skin might have taken on a sort of ashy-grey-orange tone at first, but it faded in short order, and I didn't burn at all.
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The New York Times reports that Shopify "allows just about anyone with an email address and a credit card to create retail websites in short order," and that 500 new storefronts have been registered with the keywords "corona" and "covid" over the past two months.
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He drew a distinction between this proposal and the "Medicare For All" policy that he has campaigned on, which he said could not be passed in short order, but said that coverage should extend to all medical needs, not just those related to the coronavirus.
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The $100 million ARR club, in case you're just joining us today, is a list of yet-private companies that have either reached the $100 million ARR mark, or are close to reaching it and have plans to crest the threshold in short order.
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This will have to be done in short order, since the digital revolution's pace will soon outstrip our ability to deal with it, and it will have to be done at a time when our national security agencies are confronted with complex new geopolitical threats.
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It is puzzling that Ms. DeVos has consistently said that government should be held accountable for the quality of the services it delivers to students, yet the Education Department has in short order made loan companies less accountable to both the government and to borrowers.
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Oil spikes above $100 may be a thing of the past, but prices are likely to head higher as tensions mount in the Middle East, with Citi global head of commodity research Ed Morse forecasting that Brent prices will top $2019 in short order.
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"I think most of the companies are looking to each other, looking to the walled gardens, looking to guidance from the trades to define those policies," said MediaMath CEO Joe Zawadzki, "and doing it in short order because here we are entering into 2020."
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A word of warning: If you happen to lose that job while you have a loan outstanding, you're required to pay back the balance in short order or risk getting hit with the penalty and taxes on the amount that you haven't paid back.
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Even before that period, as he was working on Ennis, Wright found his personal life in tumult, thrown into darkness: In short order, his mother died, he married his partner, and then they separated because of her morphine addiction—all before he finished Ennis.
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Best director, Damien Chazelle, La La Land This looks likely to land in the lap of La La Land's Damien Chazelle, who recently won the top prize from the Directors Guild of America followed in short order by a win at the British Academy Film Awards.
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"While we have engaged with counsels for these witnesses, they have so far refused to agree to testify or turn over relevant documents - if they continue to fail to comply, they will be served with subpoenas in short order," an official working on the impeachment inquiry said.
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And recently Barr determined in short order that Trump did not violate campaign finance laws in his July 25 phone conversation with Zelensky, despite Trump point-blank asking the Ukrainian president to investigate one of his leading political rivals (the President denies his purpose was political).
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Naturally, that all fell apart in short order, but the exercise proved President Donald Trump was willing to back off his $5 billion wall funding demand -- and that the point had finally been reached where a punt of the spending fight into next year was possible.
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In short order, he reframed the media spotlight by sending his sister to the Olympics, prepared for an inter-Korean summit next week that many suspect is intended to weaken the U.S. alliance, and traveled to China to show he was not so isolated after all.
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She struggled in her hearing, and in short order became a late night punchline, a lightning rod for progressive protesters, and ultimately got confirmed when Mike Pence became the first vice president in history to cast a tiebreaker vote in the Senate for a cabinet nominee.
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In short order, he went on to work in the studios of Robert Piguet, a Swiss designer known for his rigorous organization and devotion to classical elegance, in 1946, and Lucien Lelong the same year, after Christian Dior had left that house to establish his own.
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An awkward dinner scene for the returning Agamemnon is mostly played for laughs ("So, how was the Trojan War?" asks his wife, Clytemnestra, who will kill him in short order), and Orestes' desire for revenge is nothing compared with what he feels for his best friend, Pylades.
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"Feinstein has been around Washington long enough to know that her opaque statement guaranteed that the contents of the letter, sent by a Stanford law professor on behalf of the accuser, would be pursued and publicized in short order," the paper's editorial board wrote on Monday.
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In short order, rope lines, meet-and-greets, and campaign rallies may go by the boards, forcing Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders to adapt to a strange new world where the need for social distancing overrules the intimacy both men would prefer to forge with voters.
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In short order, Mr. Netanyahu had managed to exploit important political, military and intelligence advantages to advance his agenda on both the nuclear and conventional fronts, intensify the pressure on Iran, and free his hand under Israeli law to take the country to war without cabinet approval.
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"Even if the virus is fully contained in short order, the repercussions of the shock to the Chinese economy that has already happened to the rest of the world will not be insignificant," Maneesh Deshpande, head of equity derivatives strategy at Barclays, said in a note Friday.
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The spending deal (and remember, it's not exactly a budget) currently up for consideration is almost certain to include hiking of discretionary spending limits set in the Budget Control Act and could cause the debt to rise to over 100 percent of GDP in short order alone.
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President Trump, for his part, did not help alleviate those concerns on Tuesday when he told a gathering of veterans in Ohio that his administration planned to push to triple the number of veterans authorized to seek care from private doctors at government expense in short order.
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Although that VR broadcast was marred by intermittent streaming glitches, overall, the experience was an exciting peek at the future possibilities of attending live sports events in VR. Despite those hiccups, NextVR co-founder later told me that he expected the live streaming quality to improve in short order.
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Using this gene drive, scientists could ensure that an altered gene propagates throughout an entire population in short order: By harnessing this technique, scientists could, say, genetically modify mosquitoes to only produce male offspring — and then use a gene drive to push that trait through an entire population.
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In what giddy Democrats are calling "the Texodus," four Republican members of Congress announced, in short order, that they won't be running for reelection in 21.8; three of their seats, all in the suburbs, will likely go Democratic, adding to the two they took from Republicans in 230.
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Entering the latter, visitors will encounter in short order the droid BB-8, a 3-D hologram of Rey (Daisy Ridley) asking them to join the Resistance and meet General Organa, and a message from Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) advising them that he's ready to accompany them off-world.
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" When reached by PEOPLE, Fanjul, 30, had no comment and a rep for Mortimer also declined to issue another comment, though her attorney Matt Morgan told PEOPLE they "have initiated contact with the State Attorney's Office and are optimistic that this misunderstanding will be resolved in short order.
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"The fact that they've had this success in short order with the FDA responding to their application is going to encourage others to follow in their path and to also be encouraged that these opportunities that the FDA will embrace and bless and allow to proceed," she says.
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"If the market doesn't find and adopt solutions in short order, we're going to go the principal's office real soon and we won't like detention," Jason Rosiak, head of portfolio management at Newport Beach, California Pacific Asset Management, said about the loan market working together to shorten settlement times.
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In addition to increased fan engagement and viewership, he expects a wave of new advertising dollars to come from what he thinks will be $1.5 billion to $2 billion of new ad revenue industry-wide "in short order," from sportsbook operators and other companies marketing in the space.
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"I think many have noted, not just the researchers, that some of the stories that have been getting attention over the last couple of the years have been stories potentially making people believe that some of the science fiction possibilities are coming our way in short order," he said.
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But at first, the gig is strangely energizing — The Ain't Rights finally have an audience they can really piss off, and they do so in short order, opening with the Dead Kennedys' "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" and in return getting a round of beer bottles tossed in their direction.
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"The Russian president was obviously out-playing the American president," commentator Mikhail Rostovsky wrote at the widely circulated tabloid Moskovsky Komsomolets, comparing the docile Trump in Helsinki to the "rude and boorish" showman who had insulted Angela Merkel, Theresa May, and Queen Elizabeth in short order the prior week.
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JP Morgan joins an exodus in which competitors like Goldman Sachs - which is expanding in Frankfurt and Paris - are shifting operations to more than one location, a reflection of the sheer scale of London's financial district and how difficult it would be to replicate operations elsewhere in short order.
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If we continue to undo the damage done by years of political correctness and recalibrate our counterterrorism program to hurt groups like al Qaeda and ISIS where they are most vulnerable, we will defeat global jihadism in short order, just as we vanquished the Nazis and Communists of yesteryear.
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In short order, Shanahan, who won three Stanley Cups as a player, brought in the Cup-winning coach Mike Babcock, the Cup-winning general manager Lou Lamoriello and Kyle Dubas, 32, who has a background in analytics and who took over as general manager in the off-season.
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In 211, Donald J. Trump reportedly paid $211.4 million for the plane and in short order erased whatever traces of Seahawk might have remained: The plane's face-lift included the installation of a silken master bedroom, as well as 2170-karat-gold plating on the bathroom fixtures and seatbelts.
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What I do know is that when several layers of life seem unpredictable, or unwieldy, it can be gratifying and motivating to sell something, pack it up tight, take it to the post office and know that in short order its going to be put to better use.
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"If broader cracks in the labor market begin to emerge, look for (10-year yields) to retest 1.50% in short order with the 12-month low of 1.43% a subsequent target if the rally extends beyond there," wrote Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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While it remains to be seen what tack the startups will take in the coming weeks, it's worth noting that when a near-identical spat over fingerprint-based background checks went down in San Antonio last year, Uber and Lyft both returned to the city in short order.
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Not only will this initiative offer, in short order, proof that women can sell tickets just as well as men for festivals, but it will give women who may previously not have been invited a voice on panels and at conferences where the international music community can hear them speak.
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If you don't have a Google One account, follow these steps: While I can't absolutely guarantee this will help you get your Google account back in short order, I can tell you it worked flawlessly for my colleague and she got back into hers shortly after opening a Google One account.
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But his ascent will still be dated from the moment he loped onto that stage in Boston, with the rangy gait that became as familiar as his smile: an unknown politician from Illinois, soon to be the country's only African-American senator, before, in short order, becoming its first black president.
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This may in fact be a more reliable measure of the true impact of an Achilles injury, since anyone short of an All-Star who loses 3.5 points of BPM would also lose his job in short order, and thus drop out of the group whose performance is being measured.
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Turner in short order told police she was there "as a concerned citizen and friend of the mayor" who has "been in Tenafly for 25 years," that she planned on reporting the officers to Tenafly's police commissioner, and that the occupants of the car included grad students at Yale and MIT.
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He said a special master will be appointed "in short order" to help the court draw a remedial plan, which will be used if the court decides not to give North Carolina officials another chance to redraw the maps or if the maps they draw fail to remedy the constitutional violation.
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If the Republicans can drop the racial wedges — which admittedly may be a big ask — and become more the party designed to succor those who are disaffected from the globalizing information age, then it might win over some minority voters, and the existing party alignments will unravel in short order.
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At least Mr. Flake, who sits on the Judiciary Committee, will have to render a decision in short order: Republican senators emerged Thursday evening from a closed-door meeting, pledging to push ahead with a committee vote scheduled for Friday morning, which would advance the nomination to the full Senate.
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Editorial In a case of diplomatic whiplash, President Trump has gone, in short order, from ridiculing North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, and threatening to destroy his country, to accepting Mr. Kim's invitation for a face-to-face meeting within two months, the first between leaders of the two countries.
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In 214, Donald J. Trump reportedly paid $211 million for the plane and in short order erased whatever traces of Seahawk might have remained: The plane's face-lift included the installation of a silken master bedroom, as well as 211.4-karat-gold plating on the bathroom fixtures and seat belts.
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The U.S.-China trade war is the elephant in the room at this week's G20 summit of the world's top economies, and major central banks may find themselves pressed into defensive action in short order should an expected face-to-face meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping go badly.
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More importantly, if you drop in and tell people who have committed their lives to serving their community that "they're doing it wrong" and they all need to stop being dumb and listen to you, you're either going to get sent home in short order or wind up wishing you had been.
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The Muslim Brotherhood government of Mohamed Morsi, elected after the ouster of the dictatorial former president, Hosni Mubarak, was overthrown by the military in 2013, and in short order Mr. Sisi began a crackdown on the Brotherhood as well as any form of criticism, including that of human rights activists and independent journalists.
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It's what happens next, and much of what ensues after, which feels a trifle forced, as Midge in short order discovers her own knack for comedy, meeting an enthusiastic backer (Alex Borstein) who wants to manage her and legendary bad-boy comic Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby), who also encourages her to pursue it.
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In war and in peace, near-Earth space will, in short order, be an active domain of satellites delivering communications and navigation services as well as data and images from Earth and other satellites designed to service and refuel them and, in the event of armed conflict, to attempt to destroy them.
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At that time, the decision was made to re-authorize Perkins for two years, and fold the larger issue of the future of Perkins and the other campus-based programs into the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, the passage of which was thought at the time to be forthcoming in short order.
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Trump fired off eight tweets in short order more than an hour before the special counsel entered the House Judiciary Committee hearing room, blasting Mueller, congressional Democrats who have called on him to testify, and "crooked" Hillary Clinton and "lying and leakin'" James Comey, the former FBI director fired by the president in 2017.
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When I see the extraordinary hypocrisy of elected officials who either remain silent in the wake of Trump's continued racist outbursts or who obliquely condemn him, only to in short order return to defending and praising him and supporting his agenda, I see that there is no real daylight between Trump and them either.
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In short order, Alison … … meets the father she never knew (played by Tim Matheson), who tells her that he has known about her all along but was kept at bay by her mother — before she promptly realizes that he only got in touch to see if she would donate him one of her kidneys.
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Then, in short order, we see the Mind Flayer leave his victims to await their transformation while he goes to the deck of his vast, living warship as it descends on the city of Baldur's Gate, the ship slaughtering dozens of citizens as its enormous tentacles reduce people to ash with a single touch.
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Trudeau's aide Gerald Butts reached out to Mulroney for help, and in short order the former prime minister was advising Trudeau; one was conservative, the other liberal, but both were Canadian leaders and understood that the gravity of the situation at hand far outweighed any partisan consideration; the fate of the nation was at stake.
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Speaking to CNBC's Sara Eisen in Washington last week, Christine Lagarde said: "I don't see the elements of a recession in short order… We still have a strong growth forecasts for next year for the U.S." Meanwhile, adding to concerns about a possible economic slowdown, market participants are also closely monitoring trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing.
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In short order, I found that on a busy Monday, I spend over four hours looking at my smartphone screen in one way or another, and on my strictest I-will-try-hard-not-to-look-at-my-smartphone days I still spend at least an hour looking at my tiny screen (in additional to my laptop screen).
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Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill are calling for Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report to be declassified and made public in short order, following news that his office submitted the final report to the Department of Justice on Friday after 2 years spent digging into Russian interference in the 2016 elections and possible obstruction of justice by President Trump.
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You, or anyone shopping for a World Series wildcard in late May, could do worse than young talent like Nomar Mazara and Joey Gallo—who was just sent back to Triple-A after a short visit, but will undoubtedly be back in short order—and a middle of the order built around Adrian Beltre and a resurgent Ian Desmond.
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"If successful, a new president in short order will have to recruit 4,000 political appointees, including 1,200 who require Senate confirmation; prepare a $4.7 trillion budget; roll out and pursue a vigorous policy agenda; and learn how to manage a workforce of 2 million civilian employees and 2 million active duty and reserve troops," the letter notes.
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And you know, everybody needs a first job, but I also think if you can demonstrate to them, hey, look, if you get trained and you can contribute on this team effectively, you have the ability to move from being a crew member, to an assistant manager, to a restaurant manager, to a field leader in short order.
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In short order, the United States and China found themselves engaged in a technology war over the global dominance of the Chinese company Huawei in 5G network telecommunications and an ideological confrontation in response to the abuses of Uighur Muslim minorities in China's Xinjiang region, as well as a classic superpower competition for primacy in science and technology.
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The bill, which is expected to be signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in short order, would require a business like Uber to prove its contract workers are free from company control, perform work that is outside the usual course of business for the company and have independently established businesses providing similar work in order to be classified as such.
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This past July, in a speech in Warsaw that was celebrated by the alt-right, President Trump echoed a line from the story — a story written by a "brown-sounding" amanuensis, all but line-edited by a white nationalist, laundered for racism by Breitbart's editors, and supervised by the man who would in short order become the president's chief strategist.
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In short order, no one else is, either, not Lee, not his hard-working producer (Julia Roberts), who's trying to resolve this crisis from the control booth, not even Clear Capital s chief corporate spokeswoman (Outlander's Caitriona Balfe, looking gorgeous in a long, light winter coat) the likes of which haven t been seen since Diane Keaton in Baby Boom.
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But following the discovery of an interview in which Yiannopoulos appeared to condone pedophilia by referencing his own sexual experiences with older men at the age of 13, he offered an ignominious resignation from his position with Breitbart, was disinvited from CPAC where he was slated to be a keynote speaker, and was dropped by his publisher, all in short order.
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For the 25th straight year, I made a quiet, solemn oath that this would be the year I finally figured out how to play defense, a commitment I abandoned in short order, when I went back to my usual habit of calling "Cover 2" on every play and blitzing the quarterback with my middle linebacker, thereby destroying the integrity of the Cover 2.
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In short order it flips into a road movie when John and Lydia are forced to flee, a narrative turn that allows Mr. Richet to root around in a sandbox filled with the usual classic playthings: cool rides, ribbons of lost highway, the motel that becomes a deathtrap, the spooky deserts haunted by the ghosts of film cowboys and Indians past.
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On Monday, several Republicans from the Senate Finance Committee, including Mr. Hatch, emerged from a lunch with President Trump at the White House saying that they were confident they would have the necessary votes to pass the package this week and would be able to resolve differences with the House version so that the bill could be signed into law in short order.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOfficials preparing public for long-term disruption Newsom says California schools likely to remain closed for rest of school year CNN's Bash praises Trump's tone: 'The kind of leader that people need' MORE (D), among others, announced on Sunday afternoon that bars and restaurants across the states (along with California wineries) will be shuttered in short order.
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The brothers and their descendants—in particular, a nephew by the name of Lorenzo, who turned out to be a visionary restaurateur—followed the money steadily and successfully uptown until, at one point, there were four Delmonico's in the city, and, in the third to open, a French chef named Charles Ranhofer, who in short order became the most celebrated chef in the United States.
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In short order, the cast of patients grows to include a pair of wounded thieves, brothers Sherman ("This is Us's" Sterling K. Brown) and Lev ("Atlanta's Brian Tyree Henry); a master assassin ("The Mummy's Sofia Boutella), and the crime boss who founded the facility (Jeff Goldblum, in what amounts to a cameo) along with his vicious son (Zachary Quinto), who's a little too eager to gain dad's approval.
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A study published last year found that each exposure to testosterone advertising yielded a monthly 0.6 percent increase in testing, and a monthly 0.7 percent rise in prescriptions in the US. Whether they presented with low concentrations of testosterone or not, for a large number of men who were written a script, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) has done what they hoped it would to do, and in short order.
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Datally, for example, will not only automatically prevent apps from working in the background, but it will also allow you to set a daily data limit and a bedtime mode, create an emergency bank of data (in case you run low toward the end of the month), and monitor hot spot usage (which, as I know to my regret, can destroy a month's data allowance in short order).
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Starting off, however, here are the rounds that caught our eyes this past week: Leaving the earlier stages and heading to the other end of the spectrum, we touched on Cloudinary passing the $60 million ARR mark, ExtraHop aiming for the $100 million ARR mark in short order and SiteMinder's new $70 million round that gave it a $750 million valuation after crossing $70 million ARR last year.
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The firing of Jim Comey, the FBI director, was followed in short order by reports that the President has revealed classified intelligence to the Russian foreign secretary, that he had spoken to Mr Comey about dropping the investigation into Mike Flynn, the former national security adviser, the appointment of a special counsel to investigate these matters, and today, a Reuters story that the Trump campaign had 43 undisclosed contacts with the Russians.
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With help from her husband, she tracks the formerly anonymous donor down in short order—family secrets that would once have been the stuff of deathbed confessions can now yield to a determined Google search—and tentatively builds a friendship with him, driven by curiosity about how this disclosure makes her life look different in retrospect (and surely also by a writer's sense that she has a great story by the tail here).
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A Times obituary is forthcoming in short order, but in the meantime here is a playlist with some highlights from the career of a beautiful artist — eloquent in early music, a star of John Adams contemporary classics, and a distinguished recitalist: This week also saw the return to New York of the soprano Aprile Millo, the Met's Verdi sensation of the 1980s and '90s, for her first hometown solo recital in 10 years.
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Their present problems weren't the most noble—Blake Griffin was absent after breaking his hand punching a team staffer the week before, Austin Rivers had been ejected in the second quarter for getting two technical fouls in short order, and the team had spent the first three-and-a-half quarters puttering around against the outmatched Wolves—and so were characteristic of what the team has often been, in defiance of both those forecasts and all that talent.
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In short order she signed a deal with Puma to become its creative director and design her own line (Fenty x Puma), took that line to the runways of New York Fashion Week and then to Paris (where she showed in the same site as Valentino), became contributing creative director of Stance Socks, received the Footwear News Award for shoe of the year (the first woman to do so) and dipped in and out of collaborations with Dior (on sunglasses), Manolo Blahnik (on shoes) and Chopard (on high-end jewelry).
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Quarterback Trevor Lawrence passed for 170 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a fourth as No. 23 Clemson jumped out to a 28-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 45-14 victory against Florida State on Saturday in Clemson, S.C. After escaping with a 21-20 victory against North Carolina two weeks ago that dropped the Tigers from No. 1 to No. 2 in the polls, Clemson (6-413, 4-0 ACC) eliminated all suspense in short order against a Seminoles team looking for its third straight victory.
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In short order, Mr. Trump has pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, ceding leadership on trade in Asia to China; refused to reaffirm the mutual defense commitment that has been the bedrock of trans-Atlantic security for half a century, forcing America's European allies to think about dealing with threats like Russia on their own; and abandoned a landmark agreement on climate change signed by 190-plus other nations, ceding leadership on the issue to Europe and China, and, in the bargain, forfeiting the rewards of participating in a worldwide clean energy economy that the agreement will bring.
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