" Munoz was writing a book about the lives of young demonstrators called "Love in the time of Protests," a wink to Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez's book "Love in the Time of Cholera.
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In the time since, I've received quite a few messages.
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The difference stems from a change in the time frame.
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We didn't really want to set it in the time.
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Corrigan did not mention the joke in the Time piece.
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"Love in the Time of Cholera" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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"It was Athens in the time of Pericles," he recalled.
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In the time since, Pinnacle has undergone its own changes.
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This is the gig economy in the time of coronavirus.
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Michelle and David talk voting in the time of coronavirus.
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History doesn't stay stuck in the time that it happens.
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"Sharks In The Time of Saviors" by Kawai Strong Washburn
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In the time he had been away, Brescia had changed.
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Put in the time and you will reap the rewards.
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But futurism in the time of Donald Trump feels fraught.
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In the time of #MeToo, their indignation is long overdue.
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In the time of #MeToo, their indignation is long overdue.
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" Apps should prepare for "dating in the time of corona.
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It's ... you can get it done in the time allowed.
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These actions are born in the time of early childhood.
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"Love in the Time of Cholera," Gabriel García Márquez "Love in the Time of Cholera" is not a love story, but more a treatise on the subject of love in all its many forms.
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You need to put in the time to get it done.
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In the time since it's been off, you probably have aged.
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In the time since then, things didn't calm down completely, though.
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Opinion: What's the state of sisterhood in the time of Trump?
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Things have only gotten worse for Pete in the time since.
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You could learn a foreign language in the time it takes.
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In the time that had taken, my top had SOLD OUT.
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Sixteen flights were delayed in the time Grizz was being recovered.
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You just had to put in the time, duration and channel.
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She was earning a degree in the time she had left.
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She had done zero fitness in the time she was off.
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In the time since we've spoken, her profile has risen exponentially.
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In the time since HUD staffers returned to work on Jan.
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Neither side has offered a compromise in the time since. Sen.
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He lived in the time of great artists working around him.
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Put in the time to check your work for mistakes, too.
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How has the show changed in the time you've been there?
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Loss of productivity feels less urgent in the time of coronavirus.
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It's true under normal circumstances, and in the time of coronavirus.
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The Raptors have traversed a great distance in the time since.
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It's the intimacy of 2020, love in the time of coronavirus.
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That is how one dies in the time of the coronavirus.
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I&aposm willing to put in the time and the effort.
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I don't know what happened in the time after I left.
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They will be more or less equal in the time trials.
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Trump was also honored in the Time 100 list by Sen.
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Kehinde Wiley "Love in the Time of Cholera," Gabriel García Márquez "Love in the Time of Cholera" is not a love story, but more a treatise on the subject of love in all its many forms.
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Make sure you've put in the time and the ask is appropriate.
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"It just woke me up," she said in the Time Asia interview.
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Hollande said his job in the time left was to protect France.
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These were complex recording sessions in the time before the computer existed.
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In the time since, Apple has quickly proved its early haters wrong.
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But no such action surfaced in the time between then and now.
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In the time off he applied himself to shutting down the exchanges.
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People grow on you, but you have to put in the time.
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I am thankful for being born in the time I was born.
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But in the time he spent typing he could have been lawyering.
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Q. When did you start writing "Love in the Time of Mao"?
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The Trump administration has hammered Tehran with sanctions in the time since.
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It's safe to say a lot has happened in the time passed.
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Either way, nobody can argue that he hasn't put in the time.
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In the time that Villasana knew her, they had grown very close.
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The administration has steadily reimposed sanctions on Iran in the time since.
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But I haven't really noticed that in the time I've lived here.
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The spiral of self-accusations got worse in the time that followed.
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The world has changed a bit in the time since that premiere.
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The service was titled: "An Extraordinary Prayer in the Time of Pandemic."
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NEW YORK SHUTTERED "Love in the time of Corona," the invite said.
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But if you put in the time, it will likely pay off.
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In the time of George Washington, there were only three cabinet departments.
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In the time since he's left, multiple other HBO executives have departed.
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In the time period, the S&P 500 has jumped 9 percent.
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The S&P, however, was down 0.5 percent in the time period.
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In the time since then, Maharaj has continued advocating for food reform.
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What have you been up to in the time since What's Between?
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In the time period that began on Friday evening at 10:45 p.m.
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Ripley enters suspended animation in the time between Alien and its sequel, Aliens.
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Average speeds in San Francisco decreased by 13 percent in the time period.
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Gonzalez was one of five Parkland survivors honored in the Time 100 issue.
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Things had quieted down in the time between Destiny: Rise of Iron's Sept.
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In the time you've been secretary, the definition of "car company" has changed.
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In the time since the toddler, Noah Chamberlin, disappeared around 1:20 p.m.
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This was true in the time of Anita Hill, and it remains true.
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Perform each exercise with as many reps as possible in the time allotted.
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"New York City is the home of persevering in the time of tragedy."
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In the time between, the Philly native has seen his star rise considerably.
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She was just doing everything she possibly could in the time she had.
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George H.W. Bush, 94, has dealt with health issues in the time since.
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In the time honored tradition of hip hop beefs, Cardi B clapped back.
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In the time before Ross sold the stock, Navigator shares fell 4 percent.
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Both his penthouse and his company offices are in the Time Warner Center.
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In the time since Meng's arrest, three Canadians have been detained in China.
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He's looking for dedicated people who are willing to put in the time.
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The city has changed a lot in the time that I've lived here.
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What really happened: What will life in the time of coronavirus look like?
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Every decision in the time of COVID-19 has taken on extraordinary weight.
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In the time since, the company refused at least 3,000 requests for service.
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The S&P 500 rallied 23 percent on average in the time periods.
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In the time since, Fonda has become an unrelenting force on Capitol Hill.
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And in "the time of the Valen," that's pretty much the same deal.
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In the time remaining, I believe we cannot win a three-way race.
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In all honesty, though, I didn't finish Love in the Time of Cholera.
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In the time since the cheating scandal broke, Kardashian has stood by Thompson, 27.
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On Wednesday, Golbarnezhad competed in the time trial C4 race in Brazil, finishing 14th.
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A look that's authentically you in the time it takes to get a manicure.
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Kellan cheekily responded, sparking relationship rumors in the time it takes water to boil.
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When I stepped off court in the time out I couldn't hear myself think.
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We were talking about writing and living in America in the time of Trump.
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All that happens in the time it takes you to brew a morning coffee.
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That other video just showed up now; I've put in the time with you.
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But it's been particularly intriguing to gauge global attitudes in the time of Trump.
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How have you seen it change in the time that you've been a model?
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You can make it in the time it takes to ignore a commercial break.
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Put in the time and effort to create and protect it and it's yours.
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The movie takes place during 1969, in the time period of the Manson murders.
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Credit unions are down to 21 percent from 31 percent in the time period.
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In the time since Evo, the Dragon Ball FighterZ circuit has mostly gone quiet.
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Send out your invites and announcements in the time leading up to your opening.
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It's fair to say he's had a successful couple decades in the time since.
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Putting in the time to research and compare your options can be worth it.
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Trump also held a heavy lead in the time leading up to the caucus.
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We couldn't be more excited to bring Ola to London in the time ahead!
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For what they did, in the time period they did it, it was accurate.
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I finally got what had happened in the weeks before, in the time after.
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Good. That's what political comedy needs to do, especially in the time of Trump.
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And each stock has taken off in the time since its respective market debut.
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"Most people won't put in the time to get a knowledge advantage," he writes.
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In the time since then, DC movies have experienced plenty of ups and downs.
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And in the time since the show wrapped, the women have remained close friends.
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In the time since the vacate order, of course, we have not been idle.
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In the time I was waiting for my flight, one other Porter flight boarded.
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Are you willing to put in the time and effort to further your education?
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The branch of A Voce in the Time Warner Center bid farewell last year.
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That, in the time of the coronavirus, could potentially be a life-saving act.
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Plenty of other things have changed in the time the series spent away too.
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In the time it took to get work permits, they ran though their savings.
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I've gotten to know John quite well in the time I have been here.
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In the time since I've opened the accounts, I've made roughly $80 in interest.
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Callimachi: How many tickets did you write in the time that you were there?
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Did he have things he wanted to accomplish in the time he had left?
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In the time I was given to stay on at work, I made adaptations.
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And in the time since his last regular TV gig, Bush said he's changed.
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Republican politics in Washington in the time of Donald Trump is a vise grip.
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In the time since, various documentarians have approached about preserving her legacy on film.
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And indeed, small-business lending is down in the time since regulators imposed them.
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But in the time of Trump, this is the class that is left behind.
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In the Time interview, Sessions sent the signal that he is working for Trump.
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The question is how much Trump can squeeze through in the time that remains.
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The industry really changed a lot in the time that I've been in it.
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They have the books and they're really into it, they put in the time.
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In the time that it takes, I'd bet the world becomes a fully connected place.
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WALLACE: I want to get two final questions and in the time we have left.
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In the time in between it made an estimated $75 billion in property irreparably wet.
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"I don't think students are putting in the time they need" to research financing options.
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Snaps vanish in the time it takes to reboot a PC and send an email.
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But actually, in the time period between Freeloader and Brightmail, I had the initial inspiration.
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He's just a good guy who wanted to be good and put in the time.
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Or, at least, it hasn't been in the time I spent with the latest MacBook.
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What does it mean to be Afro-Latino in the time of Black Lives Matter?
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"In the time that we share, let's go beyond compare" Are these lyrics...about anything?
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"We could do better at putting in the time, paying our dues," he told me.
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The entire cast has had a glow-up in the time since season 2 ended.
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You put in the time and effort to wait in line and get the shot.
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In the time since we saw him last, Luke Cage has become a local celebrity.
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Most likely it was a combination of things, and also just putting in the time.
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The 27-year-old basketball star made $56.2 million in the time that Forbes tracked.
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Putting in the time, putting in the effort, getting out there... watching 'Crazy Rich Asians.
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If you want to cook like a pro, you've got to put in the time.
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Sounding the alarm, however, isn't that easy to do—especially in the time frame required.
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Overall, political comedians must be afforded extra latitude in the time of President Donald Trump.
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In the time it's taken me to type this, he's had six more homers pic.twitter.
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Yeah. It's a modern language that didn't exist in the time in its current incarnation.
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Jon Stewart is returning to TV just in the time for this year's presidential election.
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The chefs worked at Masa, the incredibly expensive sushi restaurant in the Time Warner Center.
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Iran has offered a series of contradictory statements about Mr. Levinson in the time since.
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I will continue to speak out in the time I'm in office and beyond that.
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In the time it will take to build such momentum, many organizations will fold entirely.
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S&P 500 futures barely budged in the time between his tweet and the announcement.
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Memo to Mr. Kinsley: Can you get on this in the time you have left?
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Versteeg says it's about working with friends and putting in the time to develop acts.
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Simple adjustments probably won't be enough to swing the series in the time that's left.
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And I wound up going to jail, man, in the time of my solo career.
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He complained that "not even in the time of the bombings" did the churches close.
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In the time jump, it appears that Cesar has taken Oscar's place running the Santos.
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He gave the world 100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Time of Cholera.
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In the time of #MeToo, the debate about sexual consent has become louder than ever.
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More updates have been promised in the time since, the Kasa Smart Plug Mini included.
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In the time since I received a review unit, Origin PC was acquired by Corsair.
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Risk-aversion in the time of war is funny to me, if not terribly ironic.
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It's unclear exactly what happened to Albán in the time between his arrest and death.
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We are in the time of collaboration and you can talk about what you want.
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Bits News can be exhausting in the time of the Trump presidency: The screaming headlines.
|
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In the time that's passed, the debate on climate change has intensified a great deal.
|
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CNN's New York bureau in the Time Warner Center was evacuated shortly after 10 a.m.
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In the time that has passed they've released two EPs along with numerous Soundcloud loosies.
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Maged Zaher's poems the emphasize the absurdity of love in the time of late-capitalism.
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WIFE: I've been making music constantly in the time since my last record, but this was mostly for other musical projects like composing for advertisements, film, and TV. My now defunct band Altar of Plague also did a bit of touring in the time since.
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People's special issue The Best of Olympic Figure Skating is available now in the Time Inc.
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People's special issue The Best of Olympic Figure Skating is available now in the Time Inc.
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Instead of the deaths they would have faced, they begin mucking about in the time stream.
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In aggregate, the stock outstanding in Europe declined by about $5003 billion in the time frame.
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At no point in the time that I've known Jeff has he demonstrated any racial insensitivity.
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In the time that I was sent home to now, I've come to my own conclusion.
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AND SOME OF THE TOOLS I HOPE CONGRESS WILL GIVE US IN THE TIME TO COME.
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In the time she's been at the company, Robinhood has grown from 300 to 600 employees.
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In the time that I've written this, thousands of more one-star reviews have been added.
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Serena has summoned June, a book editor in the time before Gilead, to the Commander's study.
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The alternative is to factor in the time and costs of outsourcing this to their accountants.
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In the time since, it's released the even tinier MacBook and a slimmed-down MacBook Pro.
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PEOPLE's special issue The Best of Olympic Figure Skating is available now in the Time Inc.
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Parr believes that, "The bot community has gotten even stronger" in the time since Schlicht's apology.
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The third option for becoming a billionaire is in the time-honored tradition of entrepreneurial pursuits.
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People's special issue The Best of Olympic Figure Skating is available now in the Time Inc.
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In the time since, Instagram has seen monumental growth, while Snapchat's has been slow in comparison.
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Otherwise, it becomes very difficult to get enough balls into the collector in the time limit.
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In the time since, however, they've managed to disappear from the public eye and cultural consciousness.
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SACAA allowed SA Express to operate with only two of its aircraft in the time being.
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The accompanying app had done a lot of growing up in the time I'd been away.
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"I liked the career that we had, in the time that we came up," she explained.
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I think our reforms and changes in the time since we were suspended prove our worthiness.
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Although brief, it was lovely to see Jane and Petra's relationship in the time we missed.
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In the time since Rob and his ex-fiancée Blac Chyna welcomed their daughter on Nov.
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But in the time it takes to read this word, the ball will have sailed past.
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Better yet, they will hit 60 mph in the time it takes to read this sentence.
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In the Time interview, Trump watches taped footage of the Yates hearing and offers biting commentary.
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In the time since the Osbournes' exit from MTV, their show format has been replicated incessantly.
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Those credits, called RINs, have soared in cost in the time Delta has owned the plant.
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Nevertheless, in the time honored tradition, U.S. presidents can take credit for achievements on their watch.
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The timeline shows the relationship in the time of events making it easier to understand trends.
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That figure does not factor in the time of the unpaid Alzheimer's caregivers across the nation.
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Pulled a lot of cash out of that business in the time that we've had it.
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People's special issue The Best of Olympic Figure Skating is available now in the Time Inc.
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Overall, the telecast was down 28500 percent from the network's normal programming in the time slot.
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JIM CRAMER: All right, let's just in the time we have remaining, just talk about you.
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Ecobee clearly put in the time and resources to develop it and keep it functioning seamlessly.
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About three minutes lapsed in the time Mr. Noble was pulled over until the final shots.
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In the time it took to compile the 2010 report, Texas endured a four-year drought.
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With Cyndi Lauper, I wrote 'Swipe to the Right,' about love in the time of Tinder.
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In the time since the episode was filmed, he has fought and won two more times.
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And in the time that I grew up, they would have gotten booed off the stage.
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They will be participating in the time-honored L.G.B.T.Q. tradition of never quite making it there.
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Monday now that his home is broadcast ready in the time of coronavirus and social distancing.
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We all loved what we do and we put in the time and effort to practice.
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In the time of coronavirus, the ticket cost about as much as the Uber to Newark.
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Meanwhile you have no idea what will happen to pop music in the time in between.
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In the time since, however, researchers learned that through gradual processes, diet may shape human bite.
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The prince alluded to the mingling of men and women in the time of the prophet.
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And now, in the time of COVID-19, savvy investors have been flocking to the stock.
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INBOX: Want 19 easy tips on how to manage anxiety in the time of Covid-19?
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You need to put in the time to find the best deals and the biggest savings.
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In the time since Vine has left, your Twitter has made the character count larger, right?
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Then again, in the time of Instagram, how important are celebrities to the industry's international image?
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Neither felt like they could have evaluated a full product in the time frame VizSense offered.
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Even "Loser" begins with disconnection: "In the time of chimpanzees, I was a monkey," he spits.
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You were making this album in the time of Brexit, Black Lives Matter and Donald Trump.
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The study also shows a disparity in the time it took for victims to receive relief.
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Americans who serve our country believe in the time-honored tradition that we leave nobody behind.
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He puts in the time to hone his craft and practices every day, his dad said.
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Businesses also have to factor in the time employees spend away from their desks during training.
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This was our first on-the-record interview with Trump in the time he was president.
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What gets lost in the time it takes an image to translate from eye to brain?
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In the time since the drink's 1972 creation, Long Island has become a sadder, scarier place.
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In the time since, the app on Android and iOS has received a simple but attractive redesign.
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The headquarters of CNN, which is frequently criticized by Trump, are located in the Time Warner Center.
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In the time since the news of indictments broke last month, Loughlin's behavior has worked against her.
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Perhaps a true zero — meaning absolute nothingness — may have existed in the time before the Big Bang.
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I put in the time, and I want to be just as good as my dad was.
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In April, several students were included in the Time 100 and were written about by Barack Obama.
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Thank you for making my Jen feel so special in the time leading up to her wedding.
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Facebook said fewer than 150,000 people used the Facebook Research app in the time it was available.
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"Where the risk is and where my worry resides is just in the time," Marinos told lawmakers.
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No matter where you are, you can't stay in touch if you don't put in the time.
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But you need to be willing to put in the time to figure out how things work.
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In the time since, there have been substantial declines in both arcade and casual games, says Flurry.
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In the time since, he has become a vocal advocate for government transparency and anti-surveillance efforts.
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In the time since Trump's win, there's been a decided shift in sentiment from caution to exuberance.
|
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In the time since their breakup, Bridget has sworn off cigarettes and men — for real this time.
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True, the show's ratings were below than that of his predecessor, Stephen Colbert, in the time slot.
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There was a point in the time when nobody really looked at where German bund yields were.
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In the time since, he adds that the start-up has prevented ten such fires from escalating.
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Though you can tell he really puts in the time to make sure his assessment is fair.
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In the time between then and now, regulators investigated whether the deal would harm consumers and competition.
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In the time following the incident, Taylor had reportedly been prepping a civil suit, according to TMZ.
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The all-consuming political battles that marked life in the time of Castro don't matter to them.
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For many people, putting in the time, effort and focus to heal properly is the hardest part.
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In the time that followed, we've been introduced to smartphones, personal computers and (most importantly) Netflix. 5.
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The series is set in the time between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
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In the Time interview, Li also said he was concerned about industry polluting the atmosphere and water.
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Over $119.9 billion was wiped off the market capitalization or value of bitcoin in the time period.
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In the time since, he's done some part-time consulting and taken up sailing and choral singing.
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In the time since, Roblox has managed to turn physics into a gaming sensation for young people.
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He had found a new creative lodestar in the time he spent with his wife and kids.
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"I mean, we were friendly," he says of Ivanka, in the time before Mr. Trump became president.
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Hopefully, we'll be able to ... these efforts will bear some bipartisan fruit in the time to come.
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I was able to log in the hours, put in the time and feel rested and ready.
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While I'm not very invested in the time travel plot that's coming up, I am slightly intrigued.
|
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Caity Weaver, your Work (from home) Friend, shares some new work rules in the time of coronavirus.
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Senators could well put in the time and hard work to reshape the AHCA into serious policy.
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Right now, it's "Love in the Time of Cholera," which I first read when I was 20.
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In the 26s, his father ran a restaurant a few blocks away in the Time & Life Building.
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In 1987 Mr. Rogin became corporate editor, the No. 3 editing position in the Time Inc. empire.
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If you want to be a part of this family, you need to put in the time.
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In fact, I wish he had set this story back in the time he remembers so well.
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On Thursday, Amazon will open a store — its seventh — in the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle.
|
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To outward appearances, This Town in the time of Trump seems as fat and cozy as ever.
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QUICK: YOUR PIECE IN THE TIME IT SAYS UNLESS WE CHANGE CAPITALISM WE MIGHT LOSE IT FOREVER.
|
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In the time between opening the kit and finally playing with it, I lost the user manual.
|
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In the time since the current bull run began, many financial conditions in the markets have changed.
|
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Its intertwined themes of technology, colonialism and wanderlust still resound in the time of Google Street View.
|
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And revenues have clearly surged after Mr. Trump was elected and in the time around the inauguration.
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In the time between oral arguments, the government reflected upon the wisdom and constitutionality of banning books.
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And you — you will be remembered only as the czar who lived in the time of Pushkin.
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"Most people won't put in the time to get a knowledge advantage," Cuban writes on his blog.
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I feel like in the time since we've started to see some of those consequences play out.
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And yet, in the time that I've had both, I've spent far more time with the chair.
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Just in the time we've been working on "Binge Mode," I think we've read them four times.
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Finding the right leadership for Nasty Gal in the time that it came about was really challenging.
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But in the time it's taken you to get halfway through Instagram, you've received three new texts.
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In the time since Suarez departed for Barcelona, one man has taken up the mantle of poor sportsmanship.
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"The National Socialists who lived in the time of Hitler were big fans of Richard Wagner," one wrote.
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In the time since, Haynes has remained positive, happily focusing on promoting his new line of signature candles.
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WALLACE: In the time we have left, want to talk about the passing of our colleague, Charles Krauthammer.
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It's a tech that has been refined, rather than revolutionized, in the time that smartphones have been around.
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The high rate of sales will also ensure strong housing starts in the time to come, he added.
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Yet in the time that #MeToo has been trending the number of female Fortune 500 CEOs has fallen.
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And I think that back in the time during the Clinton administration, it made sense at the moment.
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In the time since he released his Lil Tracey EP last year, AJ Tracey's profile has risen significantly.
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In the time it took me to do this process, David has written and edited five new books.
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They've broken in a bit in the time I've been testing them, but it's still a constant squeeze.
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In the time since her arrest — half of her youngest child's life — Aida has seen her infant twice.
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But we could never compress it and tell the story in the time we'd have on a network.
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In the time before the agency votes, anyone who agrees should do something old-fashioned: Make a ruckus.
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Golden – Connecting parents and children in the time of need Caring for our parents (and grandparents) is difficult.
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And those were just acquired in the time it took me to unpack the laptop and photograph it.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Not a whole lot has changed in the time since their first meeting in July 2017.
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But I ran it through the wringer in the time I had, and it performed like a champ.
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In the time it took for Jesus to say "Mary", her world went from hopeless to hope-filled.
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Twitter is genuinely great if you're willing to put in the time and effort to find interesting strangers.
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And in the time since the show ended, Justin and Audrina have both spoken about their actual relationship.
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In the time since that rule was made, however, the depth at the center position has improved greatly.
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Courts have -- have exercised prior restraint to stop people from publishing troop movements in the time of war.
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Indeed, in Paris 11-15th November, 2015, life in the time of terror is pointedly and undeniably boring.
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In the time it took me to write this story, over $100,000 had been added to the total.
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And at least 224 percent of that video was actually visible in the time they were watching it.
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But I ran it through the ringer in the time I had, and it performed like a champ.
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That's an entire Lord of the Rings saga in the time it takes to devour The Two Towers.
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Oh, to live once again in the time when Tebow was the thing worth rolling your eyes about!
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It is a plan for understanding, for caring, and for living well in the time that is left.
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In the time since Ford wrote to Grassley, the two sides agreed that she would testify on Thursday.
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In the time-honored feminist intellectual tradition, Zeisler can be a little too hard on her own movement.
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Messaging platform Telegram claims that the company received 3.5 million downloads in the time that WhatsApp was down.
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The Mandalorian takes place in the time between the end of the original trilogy and The Force Awakens.
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The posts went on and on—thousands of them had accumulated in the time since I'd stopped checking.
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They fill in the time waiting for news of their boy by recalling memories of him playing football.
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In the time it took to be released, it sits apart from a vast majority of new releases.
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In the time since, we've witnessed a seismic change in way we perceive platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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On today's episode: Taffy Brodesser-Akner reads from "Love in the Time of Cholera" by Gabriel García Márquez.
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In the time you save rewashing her pots, plates and utensils, you could write the Great American Novel.
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CNN reporters continued reporting on the incident from the street outside their headquarters in the Time Warner building.
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David Chang's new takeout spot, unlike anything else he has created, has opened in the Time Warner Center.
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Sometimes we need to build new ones, which is the hardest thing in the time of a crisis.
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In the time of #MeToo, the debate about how to handle sexual consent has become louder than ever.
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Such a mind-set, it turns out, is also useful in the time of pandemics and self-quarantines.
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The fantasy evaporated in the time it took to get the dress from the floor to my hips.
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We also found that the bot was misusing the platform in the time period allowed to contact people.
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I end up buying Love in the Time of Cholera, Call Me By Your Name, and The Immortalists.
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But there's a crucial, melancholy difference: In the time between our non-existences, we've loved and created things.
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But in the time this puzzle spent sitting in the holding cell, CHEAP DATE has popped up – twice.
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In the time since the book was published, however, the fertility rate has dropped to a record low.
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Many admit that trying to tackle those items may be too tough in the time frame they have.
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If you want to have a certain lifestyle, then put in the time and effort to achieve it.
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In the time before the interview in custody, immigrants consult with attorneys or others to help them prepare.
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"I grew up in the time where the Holocaust was not so far behind me," says the woman.
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Parole, if used properly, can offer prisoners an incentive to be productive in the time spent behind bars.
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Two thirds are as exposed to climatic hardship as people were in the time of the Roman Empire.
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In the time since the 2018 poll, Trump fired his popular former defense secretary, retired Marine Corps Gen.
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I imagine you're conscious that in the time of one Bond film, you could have directed three plays.
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In the time he makes one or two deliveries, the typical Chinese courier would have made about 150.
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In some ways, it's like a smaller version of Earth, stuck in the time before life evolved here.
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In the time they had, many victims catalyzed transformative change in how the public approached the unprecedented crisis.
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And there are plenty of indications that Hulu's growth has only inched a bit in the time since.
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You can't be precious about it, and you have to do your best work in the time allotted.
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The thing that's amazing is how much has changed just in the time that I've been doing this.
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He was diminutive, but in the time before another driver broke it up he managed to rip my shirt.
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The winner is whoever gets the most falls in the time limit, traditionally either 30 minutes or an hour.
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Operators are supposed to factor in the time they spend interacting with customers and vendors into the Magic charge.
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She's growing up in the time of #BlackGirlMagic and when representation, while not perfect, is getting better every day.
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I think we're setting a record or close to a record in the time of approval in the cabinet.
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So in the time-honoured EU manner, the Commission will present a package aimed at offering something for everyone.
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But that greatness is never reflected in rich paychecks, or in the time they can spend with loved ones.
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It may be a short story, but in the time it's around, you can easily imagine their larger lives.
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In the time since he's been with Ciara, he seems to have developed a close relationship with the toddler.
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In the time since the 2006 documentary has been released, we've proven out its theory that change is possible.
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Seriously, even in the time period between planning this post and running it, the style sold out yet again.
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Over the past year, L Brands' stock has taken a beating, falling about 31 percent in the time period.
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These technologies were major reasons why she was able to succeed in the time frame she did, Vogel said.
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Yet in the time it takes to adapt, bad governments with bad politics could do a lot of harm.
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In the time since news of Parker's rape charge resurfaced this August, reactions to his acquittal have been divisive.
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Activity at the site was consistent with a launch in the time frame given by Pyongyang, U.S. officials said.
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Because his company did not process a wage-garnishment order in the time frame mandated by New York State.
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In the time since their separation, Garner has gone on the record saying she's not into dating right now.
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But in the time period of 2013 to 2015, China was 74 of 387, or 19.1% of all notices.
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Baker could have Googled it in the time it took him to tell Jade that she was wrong twice.
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So you're suggesting HBO eventually moves that business to you guys and keeps it in the Time Warner family.
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It's actually occupied by the Casterlys — for whom it's still named after in the time of Game of Thrones.
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We had some ideas that were not executable in the time that we had and the staffing we had.
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It mostly ruled its space in the time in between, leading Atlassian to acquire it in March of 2012.
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In the time I could have explained to him one command, he had already tried five and moved on.
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In the time it took Doornink to introduce himself and explain the camera, Burtey had already set everything up.
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In the time since, Reese's has been teasing illustrations of the product on social media alongside the hashtag #Cupfusion.
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In the TIME 100 issue, Swift's pal (and one-time tour mate) Shawn Mendes paid tribute to the star.
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"It's a very simple measure that represents an important savings," Maduro said about the shift in the time zone.
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Intercom has seen a 60 percent reduction in the time it takes its support team to respond to customers.
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The Task of the Artist in the Time of Monsters We come to know monsters early in our lives.
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In the time before this statement, a handful of developers openly announced that they're suspending work on Oculus headsets.
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In the time since, the movement has prompted acknowledgment in many areas of society, from policy to the workplace.
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And in the time to come, the FCC will follow the facts and the law where they take us.
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That's why the LME aluminium contract has been prone to sporadic gyrations in the time-spreads in recent years.
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Kelly had been the second most-watched host on cable, but Carlson bested her ratings in the time slot.
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The current high rates of construction will probably limit price growth in the time to come though, he added.
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Orlando is proof you could bleed to death in the time it takes for them to stop the shooter.
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"Most people won't put in the time to get a knowledge advantage," he writes in a 2011 blog post.
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Whether it's for an hour or for seven days, it's what you do in the time that you're there.
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What have you learned or what has surprised you in the time after launching the idea for the exhibition?
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I am rich in the time I need to exercise about three times a week and cook for myself.
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Enjoy it below, and take a moment to be grateful that you exist in the time of Perfume Genius.
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CEO Tom Harty today held meetings with the respective staffs of several magazines recently acquired in the Time Inc.
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Back then, perhaps the lyrics were a glimpse into what was going on in my mind in the time.
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Others have put it closer to two hours, though that doesn't factor in the time lost during switching tasks.
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I think we're setting a record or close to a record in the time of approval of a cabinet.
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In the time since, the Trump administration has said any country that imports Iranian crude will face US sanctions.
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Like Mr. Licht in the time before he took that job, Mr. Bell has no experience in late night.
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The show aired in the time slot directly following "Newlyweds," and each sister regularly appeared on the other's program.
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A popular tweet from reporter Cale Weissman suggested that people aren't tipping so well in the time of coronavirus.
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To pursue a dream, one must know how to improvise and how to act in the time of crisis.
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The top marathon runners, after all, could have completed two such races in the time Wawrinka needed to win.
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The great news is that in the time it took me to find an outlet, the mattress was delivered!
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In the time before they met, the two texted often and then eventually talked every night on the telephone.
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We all need to give, and be willing to receive, a lot more love in the time of coronavirus.
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It's actually occupied by the Casterlys — for whom it's still named after in the time of Game of Thrones.
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Tim GunnTim Gunn is not only backing Bloomberg with his vote, but is putting in the time as well.
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In the time series graph, the global temperature average is shown as a horizontal line, designated as 0°C.
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"Maybe you're working too many hours and can't put in the time required for the class," said Goldrick-Rab.
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Trump can win this debate if he puts in the time to become conversational on policy for 90 minutes.
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" Or: "I'm talking about the problem of seeing anything clearly in the time and place in which we live.
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But the future turns out to be a typical retail store in the Time Warner Center off Columbus Circle.
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Feature A veteran political reporter takes stock of how Washington has — and hasn't — changed in the time of Trump.
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He says, what could he have done in the time he came, to give so much growth and optimism.
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I have not been able to effectively test these claims in the time I've had with it so far.
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The package sent to CNN's office in the Time Warner Center was delivered by courier, law enforcement sources said.
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That is proving especially difficult for Republicans to accomplish in the time frame that Mr. Trump once called for.
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Kelly had been the second-most-watched host on cable, but Carlson bested her ratings in the time slot.
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" In the time of the Founding Fathers, Turley said, "bribery was not this overarching standard that Chairman Schiff indicated.
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Norges Bank on Thursday kept rates on hold and said policy was unlikely to change in the time ahead.
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But in the time since, the celebration of her arrival has not translated into unmitigated affection for her work.
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In the time between "The Story of Adidon" and the "I'm Upset" video Drake's internet presence was virtually nonexistent.
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In the time it takes for a pacted transition to become something realer, progress can derail or be reversed.
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I was in charge of the editorials side of the business, and all my colleagues in the Time Inc.
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Sometimes you put a big object — say, a rock — in the time stream, and the water flows around it.
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In the time that passed between TrumpLand's filming and its release, Clinton's numbers rose and Trump's took a dive.
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The difference in the time it takes a user to respond in different situations is the measure of implicit bias.
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But finding others willing to put in the time, to build healthy bonds with one another, to make things work?
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Yes, he knows the sport; yes, he puts in the time and real work to build relationships with these players.
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In the time that battle was waged, Barcelona built two superblocks and is in the midst of implementing five more.
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In the time Palihapitiya could have owned Apple's stock, he has owned Amazon which has quadrupled in value, he said.
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In the time I've spent waiting for FOIA responses, I've been able to focus on a number of other questions.
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She's a much more modern woman, and you have to look at things in the time that they're situated within.
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He loves the worlds he creates, and it shows in the time and energy and consistency he puts into them.
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In terms of sheer gameplay, nothing about Prey was particularly mind-blowing in the time I spent with the game.
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I've put in the time, connected with characters, cried for Hannah and Jessica, exclaimed in fury at countless other things.
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After all, a man can ejaculate 100 times in the time it takes a woman to complete a menstrual cycle.
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In the time-traveling Terminator world invented by James Cameron in 1984, movies can easily be both sequels and reboots.
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Neither Bannon or Prince were able to produce text messages they sent in the time period surrounding the Seychelles meeting.
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In the time since Fogg wrote his paper, we've also learned a lot about black holes and how they work.
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One industry source, speaking on condition of anonymity, was skeptical Bamboo could reach such scale in the time frame given.
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In the time since confirming their romance last month, Disick and Richie haven't wasted any time packing on the PDA.
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These include investments in the Time Warner Centre in New York and assets in the United Kingdom, Japan and Australia.
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In the time since Keats-Jaskoll's post, an image of the two covers compared side by side has gone viral.
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With little Dimitri nursing and Kunis reveling in the time spent with him, she just shrugged the entire incident off.
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PR: I guess it's probably putting a finer point on the story to tell it in the time we have.
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Lawsuits and antitrust cases move slowly, and in the time they can be tried, the markets tend to have mutated.
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I want to encourage my fellow minorities to speak up, especially in the time that we're living in right now.
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This Monday, February 6, fortuitous Jupiter slips into his annual retrograde, putting our gamblers' instincts in the time-out chair.
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The tapping has the biggest learning curve, but I picked it up quickly in the time I spent with Linda.
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Whitman said that she's only seen the This Is Us pilot so far, but she's interested in the time jumps.
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But aid groups say the chaos of war means few will be able to do so in the time specified.
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Small consolation, that, for those who haven't seen their stocks rise in the time since America was doing the "Macarena."
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In the time since Hussle's death, many have mourned the rapper on social media, including his friends, family, and fans.
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It doesn't have Bluetooth connectivity like the Echo, but I haven't missed that in the time I've been using it.
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That foresight has now paid off handsomely as the cryptocurrency's price has ballooned nearly 10,000 percent in the time since.
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Like I'd say in the time that I've seen this particular regular I've probably overpaid her several thousands of dollars.
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In the time it took me to write this, for example, I've caught two zubats, a rattata, and a pidgeotto.
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In the time since, John managed to connect online with the vape smoker ahead of him, YouTube user Sam Stafford.
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More than 2,000 children have been reunited with their families in the time since that ruling, according to Monday's filing.
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Both of them fought crime together in the time before the comics, as part of a team called the Minutemen.
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So, I think around the world rugby table, we've achieved some significant change in the time that I've been around.
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In the time since the show ended, there have been numerous talks about the Osbournes making a reality TV comeback.
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Here are three narrative tricks 22002: Legacy uses that have lost their punch in the time between then and now.
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It was also a 140 percent improvement in the time slot from last Tuesday, when the channel aired "New Girl."
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In the time it took Mr. Mendes to graduate from the phone economy to arena stages, Vine began to wither.
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AS WELL IN THE TIME SINCE EMERSON MADE THE FIRST OFFER, ROCKWELL STOCK PRICES MOVED UP BY MORE THAN 13%.
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The ban also applies to broadcast ads that mention the name of a candidate in the time near an election.
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He was playing a role, the party guy, the proprietor of the china shop in the time of the bull.
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The matte look does not come cheap, not in purchase price, nor in the time required to maintain the finish.
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The lowest paid athlete on the list was basketball star Nicolas Batum with $22.9 million earned in the time frame.
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But does the mounting number of infections passed on by sex warrant fear about love in the time of Zika?
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And in reality, I know I did what I could do in the time that I had with her, too.
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"Making movies about Black lives is part of showing that they matter," he writes in the Time magazine cover story.
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I hope that such families can focus on quality of life in the time that they have with their child.
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I doubted my ability to direct them, and their ability to pick up these skills in the time we had.
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I had read Cromwell's papers since I was in my early 20s, but many things intervened in the time since.
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Churches' responses to coronavirus have evolved rapidly in the time I have spent reporting this article over the past week.
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The bolívar has only continued to lose value in the time since, with the dollar now approaching 6 million bolívars.
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It bugs me to the core and sometimes I wish I lived in the time when phones weren't as accessible.
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Ahead, a few nail pros give their three simple recommendations for maintaining optimum nail health in the time of coronavirus.
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"To lead, to be in a position of leadership and influence, you have to put in the time," Monken said.
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I just can't log in the time that I used to, and that goes with every part of my game.
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In the time of the dinosaurs, the Cretaceous period, there were many bird lineages with all kinds of different teeth.
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I like the idea that people were still using the building in the time between its old and new purpose.
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Anyone can become a secret shopper, but you have to put in the time before landing the best-value gigs.
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There are too many voices and shifts in the time scheme as the novel moves into its final hundred pages.
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But it could have existed in the time of Augustus Van Cortlandt and his younger brother Frederick, who lived nearby.
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In the time it has taken you to read this article, approximately 30 children have died somewhere around the world.
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But in the time it took Apple to draw up plans for original content, the landscape had changed around them.
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The Thread RE: TRUMPLANDIA Mark Leibovich wrote about how Washington has — and hasn't — changed in the time of Donald Trump.
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In the time between his inauguration and first State of the Union, the Dow Jones Industrial average rose 29 percent.
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In the time since Singer's year 2000 franchise kickoff, there have been spin-offs, sequels and prequels, plus a hiatus.
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In the time since leaving Dear Evan Hansen, Platt released his first solo album, Sing to Me Instead, in March.
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Maddow brought in 2.7 million total viewers and 591,000 viewers in the demographic to finish second in the time slot.
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In the time since, fans have flooded Twitter with images and GIFs of Hogwarts students with wands raised and illuminated.
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But in the time since, he has remained active, walking on the family's sprawling estates and driving horse-drawn carriages.
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In "The Time Broker," a woman considers hiring an agent to help her regain the life that keeps slipping away.
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But in the time since, there has been a murmur, as there often is when a game gets looked over.
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Even if you wanted to organize a referendum, you would probably be struggling to do it in the time available.
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But in the time since it's generally fallen off in the ratings and its spinoff Agent Carter only lasted two seasons.
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In the time Mingzhu has been in charge of Gree Electric, the price of the company's stock has more than doubled.
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"I think we're setting a record or close to a record in the time of approval of a Cabinet," Trump said.
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But in the time since the primary election concluded, the Democrats have already come together, hosting a "unity" rally on Wednesday.
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In the time since Manfred made his decision, he has gotten the sense that Gurriel will not be appealing the suspension.
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This was implemented in Android in 2012, and basically all domains have been touched by similar advances in the time since.
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In the time since the episode occurred, Ryan admits that his and Trista's outlook on life has changed for the better.
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Put this one in the time capsule as a trippy, confusing, neon bit of post-teen and post-teen-band angst.
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A retrial was set for 27, though in the time that passed senior police officers raised objections to the surveillance evidence.
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In the time since his death, Hussle's loved ones have spoken out about the tragic loss of the rapper and activist.
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In the time it takes for an investment to pay off, the resources used could have been earning a return elsewhere.
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It's now been around six weeks since the Christmas event was announced, and in the time since we've heard diddly-squat.
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Medical examiner Dr. Brian Frist described in detail how Cooper may have suffered in the time leading up to his death.
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"Is there a way to do something manually in the time it takes to set up the automation again?" she asked.
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In the time you finished that foundation, we've tested at least 10 more — never even getting halfway through the first one.
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Assistant can also factor in the time needed for your daily commute, depending on whether you drive, bike, or walk there.
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It's been around 15 months since his glorious trolling tactic first went viral, and in the time since he hasn't stopped.
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I'm pretty sure Apple will have sold more in the time it takes me to write this note of Sony sorrow.
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In the Time magazine review of her first show at Peridot, the writer paired her exhibition with one by Isamu Noguchi.
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" She added, "I violated policy by not turning in portions of required paperwork in the time frame WWE Medical deemed timely.
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The more than 2,500 translators on the service have already helped over 1,000 refugees in the time leading up to launch.
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And the industry has only grown more crowded — with startups and capital and new and old relationships — in the time since.
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In the time it takes Tesla to build 50,1203 Models S cars, they can, Musk claimed, build 250,000 Model 3 sedans.
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Each time, participants wore a heart rhythm monitor to assess variability in the time between heartbeats, an indicator of increased adrenaline.
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I think in the time that Margaret was writing 35 years ago, people didn't feel as comfortable [talking about LGBTQ issues].
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So there is a strong team cohesion to make the game as good as we possibly can in the time provided.
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In a blog post tonight, Tesla said it's not yet clear what happened in the time leading up to the accident.
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It's true, we sometimes trade in the time that it takes to build a real relationship for the real quick hit.
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The X-Files is that rare show that seems to exist both in the time it aired and in the present.
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But Sam Smith certainly knows what that's like, now he's participating in the time-honored tradition of apologizing through his hangover.
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In the time it took American competitors like 21.5D Robotics and GoPro to release a single drone, DJI has released four.
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In the time he was locked up, many criminals had gone on to less violent, more lucrative schemes, like identity theft.
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Roglic, who was second in the time trial that opened the Giro, said he had not expected to win on Sunday.
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In the time since, the company has been pretty transparent — or much more transparent than it used to be, at least.
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But Erskine didn't see any hint of radicalization in the time he spent with Saipov, a drive that cost him $41.65.
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But in the time I have here today, and with your indulgence, I would instead like to speak somewhat more personally.
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But then once you've found it, you really have to put in the time to become an expert in that thing.
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The task ahead is indeed daunting if we are to turn around global greenhouse gas emissions in the time we have.
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Today, celebrities and Instagram influencers can drive trends in the time it takes to post a photo of a Reformation dress.
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Unfortunately, in the time that's passed since then, suicide awareness has largely gone the way of Yanny or Laurel, Roseanne vs.
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There are significant debates over when to mark the starting point or lower boundary of the Anthropocene in the time scale.
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In the time of Trump, the stakes demand that we must speak plainly and passionately when it comes to fighting bigotry.
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But it is also an amount in line with what Pentagon leaders say they can execute responsibly in the time remaining.
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In the time since, the government has eased restrictions on building churches, and loosened other policies that were hostile toward Christianity.
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This book is just what we need: 125 recipes that can be made in the time it takes to order Seamless.
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In the time I got to preview and play WWE 2K17, the new animations did not immediately stand out to me.
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It's clear the album was written in the time between the election last year and the inauguration a few months later.
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In the time that Facebook has been banned in China it has gone from having 300 million users to 1.8 billion.
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And much of it has happened in the time it took a child to be born and graduate from high school.
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Three whole new programming paradigms will be in vogue in the time it takes an organ maker to construct one instrument.
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In the time between, they are talked up, or torn down, and evaluated by amateur GMs on TV and in bars.
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Wallington said the biggest set of alleged offences that she had dismissed "could not have occurred in the time frame alleged".
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It's possible to glimpse the origins of this paradox in the time between Bill Clinton's 1980 loss and his 1982 victory.
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In the time since her first staged Brünnhilde in Toronto in early 2015 Ms. Goerke has made this role her own.
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All right, the new change in the time of a mooch is ... It's 954,400 seconds if you were counting the seconds.
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And in the time since the cathedral was largely completed in 1260, it has survived war and weather and changing fashions.
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Not that it's really over, of course: Disney and Marvel are still working out new wrinkles in the time-money continuum.
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From "Your Name Here"; reprinted with permission from Farrar, Straus & Giroux "In the Time of Cherries" (2005) Is it raining yet?
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Many millennials have taken to the internet to parody their generation's desire to travel in the time of an international crisis.
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It's a little social interaction with a relative stranger once a week, something completely novel in the time of the coronavirus.
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They abruptly emailed invitations out on Wednesday, under the subject line "Love in the time of Corona," with a new date.
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To factor out these social influences, the researchers ordered cities according to how far west they were in the time zone.
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The passage of the bill could also be held up and not make it through Parliament in the time available. Yes.
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In the time it took them to plan the show, Republican-led states passed more abortion restrictions — 59 total in 2019.
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Algeo said in the time she was there, she had helped three other sick patients get removed from the MPP program.
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As we sit here today, compared to 12 months ago, we've seen the Fed ease significantly in the time in between.
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Yovanovitch testified in October about Trump and Giuliani&aposs smear campaign against her in the time leading up to her removal.
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TO ERASE THE DEFICITS AND TOO MUCH TAX CUTS IN THE TIME OF GROWTH I DON'T THINK WE NEEDED IT NECESSARILY.
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In our magazine, a veteran political reporter takes stock of how Washington has — and hasn't — changed in the time of Trump.
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In the time I wrote this story, the closest that two objects got to one another was a mere 60 meters.
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Tech has been the stalwart of the U.S. stock market this year, rising more than 20 percent in the time period.
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In the time since we'd talked, my grandpa had tripped and fallen in his garden, breaking a vertebrae in his neck.
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In the time since Ms. Kelly has been off the air, viewership totals for the hour have gone up 18 percent.
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His continuous passion, the drive to keep going, is what I've been thinking about in the time since he passed away.
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"I wanted people that are willing to put in the time and effort, because they see value in it," Small said.
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Another book I read while I was still in Syria was Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez.
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This was Daft Punk before they were lost to the cosmos, and in the time since they've rarely sounded as exciting.
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Furthermore, it claims an ambitious reduction in the time to market for first-time issuers to around two weeks instead of months.
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In the time Mr Flynn kept his job, he participated in a phone call with Vladimir Putin, among other high-level contacts.
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Our toilet recalled those public ones, in the time of her spoils of freedom, not one of us aware of the brush.
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Using this tool requires patience, but if you're willing to put in the time, you'll be amazed at what you can create.
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I just think I was more focused on getting done what we needed to get done in the time that we had.
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In the time we have spent with him so far, we believe that he will be a great fit for our team.
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In the time since Perry first cut her hair, she has revealed several longer and playful looks to occasionally spice things up.
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But you know, also it's that syndrome of, in the time of "Will and Grace" ... I think this is most of it.
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In the time that "Will and Grace" was on the air, NBC had gone through maybe six presidents in eight years. Right.
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In the time since, acting heads have taken over at DHS and at ICE, US Customs and Border Protection, and, now, USCIS.
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And if we rewrite those roles in the time period in which they were created, we can rewrite white male cowboy myths.
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Or was that decision merely a route to a representation of the universalized human form in the time-honored tradition of Leonardo?
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"In the time I was on set, I never saw, in any way, the animal handlers stressing out the animal," he said.
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In the time she was gone, the witch aesthetic only grew more ubiquitous — and Lorde's witch vibes have only grown more polished.
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In the time leading up to the original April 18th deadline, the two sides apparently managed only one hour-long phone conversation.
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That left another 100 in the time since, according to the official Israeli accounts issued on Tuesday - or roughly two a week.
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In the time since Omarosa Manigault Newman left the White House in December, she's left a trail of scorched Earth behind her.
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This graph ends in August; in the time since, the company's CEO tells me Mercari has crossed the 40 million downloads mark.
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The director's upcoming movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood takes place during 1969, in the time period of the Manson murders.
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In contrast, the two groups' scores for the straightforward questions (10.8 successful additions in the time available versus 10.9) were statistically identical.
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It seems that a few thousand fans have been clamoring, begging, even petitioning for Olly's death in the time in between seasons.
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That was a radical idea in the context of contemporary medicine, and one that has ultimately been vindicated in the time since.
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New York, for instance, which has a number of restrictive ownership laws, didn't have a single school shooting in the time studied.
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Maui Brewing Company's success was buoyed by the rise in popularity of craft beer in the time since it opened, says Marrero.
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Anyway, I'd better go see what other delights the news cycle has dredged up in the time it's taken to write this.
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In the time since his movement's spread throughout the sport, prompting the NFL to implement new rules about conduct during the anthem.
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At least until the final 15 minutes or so, this was a weak episode that demonstrated the flaws in the time jump.
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In the time since Hussle's death, many have mourned the Grammy-nominated rapper on social media, including his friends, family, and fans.
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"We are still trapped in the time of Gamal Abdel Nasser, with state-led development and state-dependent workers," says Mr Adly.
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In the time between the two incidents, the federal and state governments have done little to protect their citizens against such spills.
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Here the company turns to Rossini's daffy comedy "Le Comte Ory," about virtue besieged and tested in the time of the Crusades.
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In the time since, the gator has been given a name: Chance the Snapper, in reference to hometown musician Chance the Rapper.
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For as much as it stung when James left, all was forgotten in the time it took to scroll to the bottom.
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" The oracles "prognosticate in the time-honored manner of oracles littered all over B movies and pulp science-fiction and fantasy novels.
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If you put in the time and become an expert at what you do, then you should be paid as an expert.
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He pitched a show about Rome in the time of Emperor Nero, but HBO told him that they had already greenlit Rome.
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Changing thinking on drugs Some legal experts say that much of our current drug law was created in the time of Prohibition.
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But putting in the time, homing in on what he was passionate about, and learning how to create successful posts paid off.
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By the time he débuted Masa, in the Time Warner Center in 2004, he was operating at the pinnacle of fine dining.
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The Obama administration issued many regulations in the time after President Trump won the presidency, prompting much handwringing among opponents of regulation.
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Mr. Wang has also been linked with entities holding hidden stakes in three condominiums in the Time Warner Center in New York.
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The company confirmed that it would be setting up its fourth Amazon Books shop in the Time Warner Center in midtown Manhattan.
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You've successfully kept the details of your wedding dress a secret from your fiancé in the time leading up to your nuptials.
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The Dubs have yielded 128.8 points per 100 possessions in the time those five players have shared the floor since the break.
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Also potentially to blame: many businesses aren't willing to put in the time to help young people with on-the-job training.
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Since the baby is an ultimate sign of innocence, Hades wants to use her as an ingredient in the time-travel spell.
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People who signed up for access to the app provided echoed their search for love and romance in the time of coronavirus.
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As my dad tells it, my mother introduced herself to him in an elevator in the Time-Life building in Midtown Manhattan.
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In the time we're living in right now, most people I know walk around trying not to cry most of the time.
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You'll have to excuse the cliche, but in the time since, she's shown just how much her mind works like a sponge.
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It seemed to me that, in the time of coronavirus, citizens have turned into much more efficient vigilantes than store security cameras.
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She has the staff and has put in the time to put forward detailed policies in the areas where she wants to.
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They ended up being hired for all kinds of cocaine distribution deals and kind of became drug messengers in the time afterwards.
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And didn't I think, that today, in the time that we're in, we all overshare a little bit and maybe we shouldn't?
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Leadership can implement certain strategies, like remote work and heightened office cleanliness, to ensure worker safety in the time of COVID-19.
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In the time it takes you to snap a photo and upload it to Instagram, the next hacker attack has taken place.
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Mashable conducted an *extremely scientific* Twitter poll to see how our followers' screen time habits manifest in the time of social distancing.
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The Negro has never before been drafted and has yet to prove himself disloyal or a coward in the time of danger.
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In the time since, Barrett has authored dozens of opinions and dissents that offer fertile ground for her supporters and opposition researchers.
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Meanwhile, numerous other group streaming and chat clients have been publicizing ways to use their platforms in the time of Covid-19.
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In the time since, we have managed to take this practice to just about the wildest possible extreme, as we often do.
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It's unclear if Oprah has had a change of heart in the time between the InStyle interview and her Golden Globes speech.
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The rise in the time spent in front of a TV comes despite a changing landscape of available electronic screens for kids.
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The two sides agreed at the time to restart talks, but in the time since, North Korea has resumed regular missile launches.
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I lurch into that memory and back again in the time it takes for the curtain rings to slide across the rod.
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He came to visit me for a week in the summer and he brought "Love in the Time of Cholera" to read.
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Trump has been fixated on the whistleblower in the time since, though he has admitted he does not know the person's identity.
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In the time since the league came under attack from the president, it has banned kneeling before games and mostly eluded controversy.
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The second state with the least amount of free time goes to Maryland (it ranked 49th in the time spent commuting category).
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Every half second, or in the time it takes to click a mouse, a new child goes online for the first time.
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The two sides agreed at the time to restart talks, but in the time since, North Korea has resumed regular missile launches.
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I don't know what happened in the time after I left — that was in 2007 — when they decided to shrink in 2009.
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"In the time of Walt Disney ... it wasn't normal that a woman worked in a design studio, it was prohibited," he said.
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" In the time reversal phase, they ran a program that modified the quantum computer to "evolve backwards," moving "from chaos to order.
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And, in the time it took her to go through these steps, her husband, Milt, got fed up and just Googled it.
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In the time that the site flourished, the music market of the previous decade wasn't prepared for the foundational revolution that Last.
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In the time since Sexwale was appointed to monitor the situation, the Palestine FA has narrowed its focus on the settlement clubs.
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In the time since the tragedy, Herndon said he has attempted to return to his everyday life but still struggles with his PTSD.
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I think he knew, too, because his entire demeanor had changed from nervous to utter despair in the time since he sat down.
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She also provides exercises and activities to implement into your routine that will help you get more done in the time you have.
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However, in the time since, Apple hasn't really done much to expand 3D Touch's functionality or add it to other areas of iOS.
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You can watch the creation of the mural in the time-lapse video below, while curled up listening to "Purple Rain" on repeat.
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In the time it takes you to send me a hate tweet, you could read my bio and see that I'm not related.
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We're going to work towards trying to get to an agreement in the time frame that we've got in the next few months.
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In the short term, Putin is in no mood to wait, and that became clear in the time that we were in Munich.
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In the time before iPhone selfies, Instagram and Snapchat there was a different kind of self awareness; one that no longer exists today.
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In the time-lapse video, a circular stage serves as the center point for the venue, with white tents going up around it.
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Make space in your life and put in the time, even if it's just spending 30 minutes a week reading at a cafe.
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Some of the Core's most effective security measures are already available if you're willing to put in the time reconfiguring your home network.
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"The bank has largely been profitable in the time I've been in the state; that's coming up on 20 years now," Flynn said.
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People will have no more than 90 seconds to cast their votes, if the threshold is to be crossed in the time allocated.
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A passing gravity wave will stretch and compress space, causing tiny changes in the time it takes a beam to traverse the tunnels.
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If I have the equipment, believe me, in the time is, is that day and we doin' it, I'm up for it bro.
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In the time since, his ability to attract new followers has been radically diminished — but not for lack of trying on his part.
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Make space in your life and put in the time, even if it's just spending 30 minutes a week reading at a cafe.
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In the time since her first appearance onscreen in 1982, Close's face has changed and evolved to reveal something new for each decade.
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In the time CNN has spent on the ground, we have met families who have fought the system to try and force change.
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This really is Doom in full, and it's lost none of its lean, brutal luster in the time since I first reviewed it.
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Guests don't like seeing spill stains and crumbs all over the floor, so putting in the time and care for clean floors matters.
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Zach & Amanda and Joss & Sylvia: Sylvia quietly works her way forward with Joss inch by inch but can't finish in the time limit.
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No stranger to discipline and commitment, Capricorn asks us to put in the time, effort, and the necessary self-mastery to achieve success.
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While they have been spotted together in the time since as they co-parent, sources say he is now dating model Lina Sandberg.
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Polaris' sales have climbed about tenfold in the time Mulholland has owned the stock, and he said it was still an appealing buy.
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Kenya's made no secret of the fact she wants a baby, and the 46-year-old is putting in the time and effort.
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"I gained quite a bit of weight in the time, trying to get to where I felt like I could handle it again."
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In the time it takes to sing that one well-worn song, she wins Jack's artistic respect and, it is clear, his heart.
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But the Dyson's charging time seemed correspondingly short, and I didn't notice any difference in the time it took to clean my apartment.
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Which is something akin to tough love in the time of Insta-moms and their chic, hyper-curated kids' wardrobes and Paleo snacks.
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In the time it took the police to close in and shoot Mr. Abballa dead, he paused to upload a Facebook Live video.
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If the two sides fail to reach a deal in the time period, the Trump administration will moved ahead with the tariff increase.
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The problem is so severe that the debt will literally grow by $199,2023 in the time it takes to read this single sentence.
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It says 35 of 664 recorded homicides in the time period related to terror attacks in London and Manchester, or about 5 percent.
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The agency estimates that airlines will save an additional $39 million in the time it takes crew members to review notes from physicians.
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She determined which nail technique is the best, factoring in the time it takes to paint the nails, cost, overall look, and longevity.
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"Twitter is an incredibly powerful platform that can change the national conversation in the time it takes a tweet to go viral," Rep.
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In the time she has left, she has just one wish: not to be deported to Mexico and die away from her family.
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In the time since Harvey killed at least 68 people and left an estimated $125 billion in damage, far too little has changed.
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In the time since he has courted its editors and reporters and, with his usual level of exaggeration, called attention to approving articles.
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She said it was "disturbing" that they sold their stock in the time between the discovery of the breach and the public disclosure.
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The government has been beset with chaos and division in the time since as leaders negotiate how to go about leaving the organization.
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In 21979, in "The Time Machine," H. G. Wells introduced the remarkably handy device of travelling through time by way of a clock.
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Or people who are diligent and put in the time and research to present a new idea, however simple, into the public consciousness.
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In the time since ProDrone announced the BYRD late last year, DJI revealed the Phantom 4: a $1,400 quadcopter that autonomously avoids obstacles.
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It was installed in the time of segregated drinking fountains and redlining, the same Jim Crow era when many Confederate monuments went up.
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In the time since, has lived in La Paz, Bolivia, Virginia, and multiple Californian cities, never really settling for anywhere for too long.
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"In the time we have been focusing on Africa we have not seen this level of dedication from the UK government," he said.
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Shortly afterwards, even they were getting impatient, chanting "where is Conor?" as White took questions from the crowd to fill in the time.
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It looks like AT&T has begun its buying spree on the heels of a favorable ruling in the Time Warner antitrust case.
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What has perhaps been most remarkable has been the evidence I've seen in the form of student posts in the time since then.
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But in the time since this deal would have gone down, Dorsey was reappointed CEO of Twitter and he successfully took Square public.
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In the time since that day, Game said he has struggled to come to terms with the pain he has caused so many.
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An exponential rise in the time needed to calculate solutions would make programs running these algorithms so slow as to be essentially useless.
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If you haven't already, maybe put in the time to set up a password manager, which will generate strong, unique passwords for you.
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Play: Virtual poker games and remote raving are among the ways that people across the U.S. are socializing in the time of coronavirus.
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She also suggested it was unfair to cite the drop in drug cases in the time since the zero tolerance policy was announced.
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In the time of the coronavirus, "I love you" is what we say before loneliness or loss, not before a hug or kiss.
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In the time of the coronavirus, "I love you" is what we say before loneliness or loss, not before a hug or kiss.
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"This will help us see the true situation of human rights in the country in the time of Duterte's drug war," he said.
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They remained in contact, though not in a relationship, in the years leading up to and in the time after the alleged assault.
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With more homes for sale however, the upturn in prices is expected to be more moderate in the time ahead, REN's Dreyer said.
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In the time leading up to that climax, do a temperature check on some of your ongoing projects so you're ready for action.
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After creating a thriving steakhouse at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, in 2004 he opened V Steakhouse in the Time Warner Center.
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In the time since the court struck down the law in Texas, the composition of the court has changed and become more conservative.
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"There's a lag time in the time between an incident happens and the inquiry happening, and the war goes on," Mr. Shanahan said.
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The CCI also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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Sears had its heyday in the time of lava lamps Property owners largely agree they will be better off without Sears and Kmart.
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During Black Friday and Cyber Monday, GoPro's total camera sales jumped 120% year-over-year in the time between the two shopping days.
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Trump has imposed numerous sanctions in the time since pulling out of the deal, targeting the Iranian economy and some of its leaders.
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It was efficient — "a producer could watch 100 self-tapes in the time it takes to do a 10-person session" — and impersonal.
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It was efficient — "a producer could watch 100 self-tapes in the time it takes to do a 10-person session" — and impersonal.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of the restaurant previously in the third-floor space in the Time Warner Center.
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"In the time since I was arrested in January 22000, no fewer than 88 bodies were recovered from the Arizona desert," he said.
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After all, a lot has happened in the time since Mad Max, even just within the realm of the open world action game.
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Porter House New York Michael Lomonaco is refurbishing his steakhouse in the Time Warner Center, so it will be closed for about a month.
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Collins says pressure is building, with counterparts in Australia, Argentina and Ireland having joined the grand committee in the time since Zuckerberg was invited.
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In the time and place that Westworld's set, prostitutes aren't particularly looked down upon, and there's a lot of power in prostitution for Clementine.
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Another type of behavior demonstrated by biofilms growing under laboratory conditions is spiral migration, demonstrated in the time-lapse video below of Bacillus mycoides.
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I could have my knife out and pressed against his throat in the time it would take for him to draw his next breath.
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The fact that IF lends itself to a lower meal frequency has a big advantage in the "time spent preparing and eating food" department.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In the time following its launch, our PH-1 review unit spent much of its time sitting in a drawer.
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"In the time we spent developing the app, it became clear that this was less about panic and more about being prepared," Margolis said.
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In the time it took you to scrape out the pumpkin's guts, this team turned their gourds into a spinning, flickering amusement park carousel.
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In the time the truck was left alone, a man was able to walk up and make off with some of its precious cargo.
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In the time since CS:GO released in 2012, no team has performed so well with a temporary stand-in player in a big tournament.
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When changes in stock prices and quotes occur, there can sometimes be very small delays in the time it takes to register the changes.
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Once, I even carried another full-sized adult home in the time-honored Dutch practice of meerijden (ride together) after his bike was stolen.
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Texting and browsing the web on a phone were also tied to slight increases in the time it took to start crossing the street.
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In the time she wasn't seeing a doctor regularly, her condition had worsened, and in San Antonio her large intestine had to be removed.
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Searching for a way to dive deep into Dacus's life in the time allotted for our interview, I figured the best avenue was astrology.
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Since the integration, Halifax Health has reported an 8 percent decrease in the time it takes to discharge a patient on the oncology unit.
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In the time since, Raghu gained two years of performing experience, having been home-schooled to give her more time to focus on singing.
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In the time since, the U.S. has come to fill a role once played by Saudi Arabia, as the world's "swing producer" of oil.
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In the time since she has moved out of Jenner's home, Woods has found a new place of her own to rest her head.
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"Nan Goldin's work is real and raw — in the time, places and subject matter she shot," a Supreme spokesperson said in a press release.
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By the numbers: In the past six presidencies: There have been 29 individual cabinet vacancies in the time that Trump has been in office.
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Because in the time it took me to walk down that street, I could listen to around 3-4 songs on my CD walkman.
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In the time between the firing of Cox and his resignation, Gallup recorded that Nixon's approval rating among Republicans fell from 90% to 50%.
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It does this using intelligence around the subject matter, distance, ambient exposure and more in the time it takes to pop the shutter off.
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" "You have to be dedicated and have to put in the time, because we don't have a lot of time, and he gets that.
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Mrs May's job in the time remaining to her is to make sure that the torch is passed as smoothly and quickly as possible.
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If I don't turn on the screen, I can grow a beard in the time it takes to tick down a single percentage point.
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As Joy-Anna (Duggar) Forsyth prepared to welcome her baby boy, she explored all birthing options in the time leading up to his arrival.
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It not only benefits the consumer in the time, money, and hair-health departments — in the long run, it helps the colorist as well.
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The country's sixty biggest media outlets have notched four times fewer interactions in the time since the test began, according to research firm CrowdTangle.
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Here's their best advice: Should you select a frozen turkey, be sure you're factoring in the time it'll take to thaw your bird completely.
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It also says there was a lack of emphasis on intelligence-gathering directed at Saudis in the U.S. in the time before the attacks.
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In the time it took Chief Brown to get back from updating the public about the ongoing battle, his officers had hatched a plan.
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In the time it takes to listen to "Bohemian Rhapsody," the candidates will need to show they merit a serious look from the electorate.
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In the time since state takeover, national surveys show math and reading scores have fallen to the lowest ranking among the nation's largest cities.
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The Indian watchdog also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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The game has seen multiple updates and expansions in the time since, including the massive overhaul The Taken King, the biggest expansion to date.
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Even in the time it took me to write this story, another Satoshi suspect had emerged: an Irish cryptographer who'd spent time in Japan.
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It's definitely out now if you live in Australia or New Zealand which, when you factor in the time difference, is in the… future.
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In the time since, Microsoft has pushed Windows 10 onto over 300 million machines (albeit, in a sometimes aggressive manner that not everyone appreciated).
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If present statistics are any indication, in the time it likely took you to read this article six Americans have fatally overdosed on opioids.
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"In the time I have known him, John Brennan has never been afraid to speak up and give it to you straight," Biden tweeted.
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Dr. Sandberg will be appearing at The Greatest Adventure: Love in the Time of Tinder festival in Hay-on-Wye on 29-30 April.
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So if people really want these toys, someone else is always going to be willing to put in the time to buy it first.
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They announced their split in December 2016 after seven years of marriage, but have been amicably raising their kids together in the time since.
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The trade news left Wall Street on edge last week, with the S&P 500 falling more than 1 percent in the time period.
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This has been the best period, the best period right-of-center over the last 2202 months, in the time that I've been here.
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This has been the best period, the best period right of center over the last 28503 months, in the time that I've been here.
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The algorithm has been used consistently in the time since for various projects around the company, including to plan for Moderna's phase 2 research.
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This has been coupled with an (undefined) increase in revenue and a decrease in the time it takes for Particle to go to market.
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But when the realities of his near-certain conviction sets in, the time will be ripe for him to cut a deal with prosecutors.
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That increase represents almost 3.5 million Americans who became uninsured in the time since Obamacare opponent Donald Trump was elected president and took office.
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In the time it has taken Samsung to actually release the smart speaker, Google Assistant- and Alexa-powered smart speakers have invaded homes worldwide.
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In the time since, Congress has been unable to reach an agreement on a long-term solution for those who benefit from the program.
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It was the 45th consecutive month Maddow has beaten CNN's regularly scheduled programs in the time slot in total viewers, according to the network.
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After a while, I didn't want to put in the time to practice and I hated to feel like I had to do it.
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I love being in Ireland and I couldn't get the crew into the States in the time frame I needed to make the record.
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Off the menu An ode to wild boar on East 27th Street, a British import in the Time Warner Center and other restaurant news.
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Partisanship in the time of coronavirus: These days, which political party you identify with tends to determine how you feel about, well, almost anything.
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It also questioned whether he was fit to lead a newsroom in the time of #metoo protests and revealing media reports about sexual harassment.
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You do what you can in the time you have, and you try to get a variety of voices telling you what's going on.
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He met first dates at Center Bar in the Time Warner Center in Manhattan for drinks, which were sipped at the same reserved table.
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In the time you spend paused on the corner standing in front of the shop listening to the train barreling overhead—passing you by!
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Then there's the question of whether CBP is really doing all it can to care for kids in the time they're in CBP's care.
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In the time the newspaper didn't publish, turmoil in Iran intensified, the Camp David accords were signed and a new papacy began and ended.
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Why, with that information as well as a monocle, we shall solve this in the time it takes to boil an egg, eh, what?
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And in 2014, we got "Love and Sex in the Time of Viagra — 16 Years On." In between, dozens of pieces mention erectile dysfunction.
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"In the time of socialism, they almost provoked a revolution," said Marina Grzinic, a Slovenian philosopher who has written about Laibach since the 1980s.
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The two then had a long lunch in the Time Warner dining room in New York and agreed that their industries were under siege.
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John Hedge, a framing superintendent on the Folsom Ranch site, feels strongly about the importance of this project, even in the time of coronavirus.
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In the time since the article's publication, she realizes, only one person in her prosperous town has reached out to express compassion or support.
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In the time the newspaper was away, turmoil in Iran intensified, the Camp David accords were signed and a new papacy began and ended.
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Hungry City Mirna's Pupuseria is one of the city's many small, family-owned enterprises, struggling to stay in business in the time of coronavirus.
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In the time since the survey was conducted, tensions between the two countries have increased dramatically following a US airstrike that killed Iranian Gen.
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In the time it took to report and write this article, he added two more, both in the new Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia.
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Originally, Apple had forecasted it would generate $63 billion to $85033 billion in the time frame, but it has not provided an updated prediction.
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A Word With The sky was gray and drizzly outside the 54th-floor duplex in the Time Warner Center where Woody Harrelson was staying.
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In the time it takes to pour himself a whiskey and muse about his career prospects, Liz finishes the steak and cleans her plate.
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"Love in the Time of Cholera," Gabriel García Márquez Márquez's unique book is exactly the kind in literature I like to get lost in.
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His 60th birthday soiree in 2007 was pilloried by some as an example of Wall Street excess in the time before the financial crash.
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Apple represented about 220.83 percent of the technology sector's total with $199.6 billion of share repurchases in the time period, according to its website.
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Belichick is quick to praise Brady, whom he's coached since 2000, on his ability to put in the time to get better and win.
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Originally, Apple had forecasted it would generate $63 billion to $67 billion in the time frame, but it has not provided an updated prediction.
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And frankly, knowing The Leftovers' commitment to ambiguity, I didn't think the show would reveal anything about what had happened in the time between.
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Back in the time before online shopping, products were sent in boxes to stores and taken back home in their nude, box-less state.
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In the time he spent hunting the Arellanos, his hair and goatee went from black to salt-and-pepper to finally just plain salt.
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So for me, I feel very fortunate that I live in the time I live in so that there's podcasting and there's docu-series.
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But even more than just numbers, it requires experienced staff who have put in the time it takes to really understand how Washington works.
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" On getting his cabinet confirmed "I think we're setting a record, or close to a record, in the time of approval of a Cabinet.
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In the time period covered by the study, many of the big blockbuster drugs were specialty drugs — and those come with correspondingly large price tags.
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"A guy with little computer background could compete with far more experienced guys, just because I put in the time to learn all I could."
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The piece on death themed amusements had its genesis in the time I spent as Artist in Residence at The Coney Island Museum in 173.
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Acura NSX Time Attack 1 and 2 Vehicles The 'standard' NSXs will compete in the Time Attack classes on the infamous 14,115-foot hillclimb race.
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They've made some headway in the time since, according to a recent research report from Slice Intelligence, but still lag far behind department-store counterparts.
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Any pollster who can't -- or won't -- answer them all may not have put in the time and effort necessary to reach a representative sample today.
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