The next moment in time will be different from the last moment in time.
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So it's not just one point in time, but over many points in time.
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A Wrinkle in Time Madeleine L'Engle A lot of weird stuff happens in A Wrinkle in Time.
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He did not believe in time"I don't believe in time," Prince told Notorious magazine in 1999.
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"In time the snow will rise, In time the Lord will rise," but that doesn't seem to work.
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He shared a video of himself rushing home in time for dinner and thankfully, he made it in time for food.
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To understand what this is we need to simultaneously step backward in time to the early Obama years and forward in time into the projected future.
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"This came in time for the opposition to cooperate if they want to ... and also came in time for Fidesz to tweak its campaign," he said.
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Examples of these cruises include a trans-Atlantic crossing from Miami to Lisbon in time for the Mediterranean sailing season, a coastal cruise from Los Angeles to Vancouver in time for Alaska's season and one from New York to St. Thomas in time for Caribbean season.
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And so there is no period in time -- it would be the most recent period in time globally that is most analogous to the situation we're in.
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Your path, which normally inextricably moves you forward in time, changes, since moving around the cylinder in the direction of rotation will shift you back in time.
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Thus, Past Louise and Future Louise aren't the same woman at two different points in time — they're the same woman who occupies two points in time simultaneously.
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The 1983 scientists realized what had happened and sent them back in time to stop the battleship from being sent forward in time by destroying the equipment on board.
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"We're not even promised tomorrow morning so we've got to live and enjoy the moments we have in time, and that's all we have is moments in time," he said.
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"I don't see how that's possible, because for a show that goes back in time, it would be another actress playing Angela at a younger point in time," Loren explains.
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Microsoft is eager to get the technology more widely adopted, if not in time for the 2020 presidential elections, then maybe in time for the midterm elections in 2022, Burt said.
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That's what the poll — a snapshot in time — says.
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Just in time for the holidays — and hibernation season.
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The challenge is to create an advertorial in Time .
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BTW ... this was not just a moment in time.
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Let's take a trip back in time — way back.
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We will have it — in time — but not today.
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Dean also attempts suicide — but is rescued in time.
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"There was a point in time when he was involved in the products and then a point in time when he wasn't," Ive says of the months leading up to Jobs' death.
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"If I could go back in time, and I say this on my kid's life, I swear if I could go back in time and do things differently, I would," he said.
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To read a 2013 article in Time magazine calling millennials "lazy, entitled, selfish and shallow" feels like having dozed off years ago and woken up just in time to see history repeated.
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Thankfully, they delivered them just in time for my trip.
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No cars have done this at any point in time.
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Bree gives Claire her blessing to go back in time.
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It's not a huge gap in time between the two.
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The zoo says tranquilizers may not have worked in time.
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That's part of the trouble with going back in time.
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Zayn has your back, just in time for the holidays.
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Tarullo said those 'qualitative' benchmarks could be eliminated in time.
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We live in time when the country is deeply divided.
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That's probably something you'd get used to in time, though.
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" She added, "In time you would think you would change.
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It felt like his historic greatness came just in time.
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It'll arrive at my house in time for the weekend.
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But this change seems fitting, just in time for fall.
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And at this point in time, I think it's working.
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At least in time for likely better games, like Battlefield.
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All those moments, lost in time, like tears in rain?
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"She's a faded smile frozen in time," she sings achingly.
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But I'd bet on her recovering in time for Vol.
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INSLEY: I think it is at this moment in time.
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Daniels specifically mentioned Black Panther and A Wrinkle in Time.
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We'd made it just in time for the next dance.
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The question is whether we can do it in time.
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The only thing you'll need to build in time for?
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But in time I tired of this kind of ambiguity.
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In time, he influenced everyone from Jimi Hendrix to Dion.
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The original app is being sold through Moments in Time.
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So we'll go backwards in time and talk about that.
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Sadie's parents credit Hero with alerting them just in time.
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We go back in time at least a few decades.
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At this point in time, that remains to be seen.
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Just in time for a new President to sign off.
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That is all very unclear at this point in time.
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Just in time to fool another franchise in free agency!
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She got here in time to (fingers crossed) see history!
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The strategy requires a substantial investment in time and resources.
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It was just, as they say, one moment in time.
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But the top pick might take you back in time.
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I make it home just in time to start dinner.
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And like any good heroes, they've arrived just in time.
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In time you will see the advantages of being listed.
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The tweet was 100% accurate at that point in time.
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Not a cause for concern at this moment in time.
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I travelled to Iran a few years back in time.
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In fact, he came into his life just in time.
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Christman: At this point in time, anyone who supports Trump.
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He's describing how it feels to come unstuck in time.
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If you don't open them in time, they're also gone.
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In time, it may try to automate the editing process.
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In Time is now available on iTunes, Tidal, and Spotify.
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"This is looking at one point in time," said D'Angelo.
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Distracted and tired, Mr Kochevar did not brake in time.
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Ferriera ran in and swooped her away, just in time.
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Other lucky ticket holders nab their winnings just in time.
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We'll monetize the Wabtec stake at some point in time.
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And it's all just in time for the final debate.
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Fingers crossed it's in time for a very spooky Halloween.
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A Wrinkle in Time hits theaters on March 9, 2018.
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They are too imposing to exist in time with men.
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In time, this wear took its toll on the canvas.
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They'll stay where they are at this point in time.
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But because of this moment in time when they're at.
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The Pentagon did not provide information in time for publication.
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Its effects on the EU could, in time, prove profound.
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Warning: Contains crucial plot elements for A Wrinkle in Time.
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A Wrinkle in Time lands in theaters March 9, 2018.
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This fallacy has been exposed by this moment in time.
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The plane lands just in time for Tammy's rehearsal dinner.
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That's not to say their work is stuck in time.
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Let's hope they've fixed any bugs in time for CES.
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"It's a moment in time, that stands still," he continued.
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Perhaps they will get round to close friendships in time.
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I make it just in time for a 7 p.m.
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Some styling approaches are taking us further back in time.
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Or get home in time to watch your show live.
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But at least you'll be home in time for tea.
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But the provider's staff didn't get to Gardner in time.
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They proceed calm and steadily but cannot finish in time.
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Probably just in time for us to go completely cashless.
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It could, in time, do so in poorer ones, too.
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We couldn't meet them in time, or things like that.
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Which in Ava DuVernay's upcoming blockbuster, A Wrinkle In Time.
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A supply response will, in time, slow the salary gains.
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I think in time people will get to know me.
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For a brief moment in time, that compact was broken.
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Brock arrived just in time to see his backyard erupt.
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It is not that the university is frozen in time.
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At this moment in time, she is engaged to Emmett.
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Mott randomly reappears in time to untie Shelby and Matt.
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They've essentially been frozen in time over billions of years.
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See how Times Square transforms, seemingly venturing back in time?
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We get back just in time to watch The Bachelorette.
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All of your Pokémon questions will be answered in time.
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Again, at that point in time, obviously sentiment was bad.
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But I feel like we're at this moment in time.
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Chatta said it had been unable to brake in time.
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What made you want to make A Wrinkle in Time?
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Discord did not provide a statement in time for publication.
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Certainly, chargers for those models could come online in time.
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Blender — $159.99 (list price $199.99) Just in time for Halloween.
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I got there just in time for the helicopter escape.
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Maybe you're stressing out about sending a card in time.
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Hopefully these will smooth out in time as traffic stabilizes.
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I worry about the ambulance not getting there in time.
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"God sent him to me just in time," he wrote.
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They move people forward in time or space or whatever.
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Roebuck: It was so evocative of that moment in time.
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There will be nothing 'brief' about your history in time.
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In time, BP's offshore expansion could produce a huge payoff.
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Be receptive and patient; everything makes more sense in time.
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Especially those who've gone to see A Wrinkle in Time.
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There was no other way to get there in time.
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In time, Brodsky gained the trust of the girls' parents.
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Fulcher agreed to take the dog in, just in time.
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Unclear if he'll make it in time for the show.
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It didn't totally help us get the thing in time.
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In time and in season, I'll get everything that's mine.
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Olympic committee, I hope you see these suggestions in time.
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But Wesley was able to make it home in time.
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We use these Bears projects like checkpoints, markers in time.
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This machine would enable you to travel back in time.
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So that was definitely something about the moment in time.
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Italy and Sweden are also expected to follow in time.
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At some point in time, that became not true anymore.
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Just in time for The Handmaid's Tale, am I right?
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Well, let's go back in time and I'll hire you.
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In time, teledildonics will be part of the equation, too.
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But in time, memories of the 2008 turmoil will dim.
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The poorest should in time be compensated through direct payments.
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All are anxious that their papers are processed in time.
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Just in time for all that holiday red wine drinking.
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He's stranded there and they go back in time again.
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This tune was the anthem for that period in time.
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I'll be honest, at this point in time It's sharks!
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Get it up in time for the 2024 Summer Olympics.
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"I confess I do not believe in time," Nabokov wrote.
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This book can leave you lost in time, as well.
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"We are in a snapshot in time," Mr. Walzak said.
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The colourful old town has been largely preserved in time.
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Tense has to do with when things happen in time.
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And they might even ship just in time for Christmas.
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But it's hard to place any of this in time.
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Everyone's back at home in time for the open house.
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And, in time, the will of the people would prevail.
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How will the real let me drop just in time.
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Our list is small now but will grow in time.
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The company says other browsers will be supported in time.
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For the past decade, Madden has felt stuck in time.
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It arrives in time to celebrate the troupe's 25th anniversary.
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Bound only lightly to the past, it floats in time.
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Which is, particularly at this #MeToo moment in time, unconscionable.
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In time, the uplands will be planted with pine trees.
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The old saw is "a stitch in time saves nine".
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A different setting in time might have helped as well.
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It is still a problem at this point in time.
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Paris Journal PARIS — Inside, the house is frozen in time.
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Visiting Mexico Beach thus felt like stepping back in time.
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In time, the couple waded deeper into their theoretical future.
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Reagan's tax plan worked just in time for his reelection.
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The slides jump back in time, to the irreversible error.
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"Everyone wants to go back in time sometimes," he says.
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In time, even the fish became more ally than adversary.
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Slashing Medicaid funding threatens to send us back in time.
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But remember that net worth is a snapshot in time.
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In time the government will need to develop mandatory regulations.
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Why should you be president at this point in time?
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Some are convinced the bill can't be changed in time.
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But she may have gotten it right just in time.
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We then step back even further in time, to 1968.
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They'll each find heroes suitable to their moment in time.
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We made it to the tropical pub just in time.
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Take a trip back in time and watch it above.
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The hard thing is to get rice made in time.
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Andre comes out just in time to witness a murder.
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But, in time, Trump got most of the restrictions lifted.
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Behold, 14 celebrities who seem to be stuck in time.
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Fast forward a few years in time and deep therapy.
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There are many things different about this moment in time.
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"You're just in time!" he said with a maniacal chuckle.
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Which makes fixing them in time that much more urgent.
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And now social policy is going back in time, too.
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If raising your Light in time for the raid's Sept.
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A photo, of course, is just a snapshot in time.
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In time, Tomic began robbing apartments in more affluent neighborhoods.
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A reclusive spirit lingers in a building frozen in time.
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That was eliminated in time for the class of 1978.
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"There is limited tolerance in time for this," he said.
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And in time, I lost a significant amount of weight.
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Three weeks later, in time for Christmas, it had been.
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Bedbugs peak in the summer, just in time for vacation.
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It's a heroic story, particularly at this moment in time.
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In time, Glaad expanded its work to advertising and entertainment.
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Then suddenly we jump forward in time to Christmas Eve.
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You also have to go back in time a bit.
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"Left, right, left," it said in time with my steps.
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It's less clear why "The Glass Hotel" hopscotches in time.
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Others will most likely do so under subpoena in time.
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How will I get her to a doctor in time?
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They accepted, so I scrambled to create it in time.
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They may just be in time to save the planet.
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In time, the police and Lars begin talking and negotiating.
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It's not going to happen in time for 1.5 degrees.
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Callimachi: What are you thinking at this point in time?
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But running, like walking, is moving in time in space.
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They were sworn in just in time to celebrate Thanksgiving.
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Also, I'm ahead of the people I love in time.
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In time, Ken was coming to visit her, she said.
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JUDGING BY RECENT headlines, America's unions appear stuck in time.
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But Courtois slides down to grab it just in time.
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I'm not sure if we'll have the money in time.
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On Soccer KIEV, Ukraine — In time, the details will fade.
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The narrative has a tendency to skip around in time.
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And, in time, I think my accounts will be okay.
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In time, this will be remembered as Real Madrid's era.
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But in time he had a breakdown that required hospitalization.
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Brooklyn didn't get a shot off in time, forcing overtime.
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We are in fact sending a message back in time.
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He is expected to recover in time for spring training.
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What they're doing with her at this point in time.
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I would say Tyson would probably do it in time.
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Hailey returned from Germany just in time for her birthday.
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But in time I've had to consider some irrefutable truths.
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There's going to be giveback at some point in time.
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Move on a bit in time and fashion gets flouncy.
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The actress played opposite Justin Timberlake in "In Time" (2011).
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"This decree will drag Romania back in time," she said.
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Amazon did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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Amazon did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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This is a snapshot in time and numbers can change.
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I woke up just in time to make my flight.
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And just in time for the annual celebration of gluttony.
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In time, he stretched out to more than six feet.
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HB: Okay, so let's jump forward a little in time.
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"So everything is fixed in time and space," says Ertürk.
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"The I.P.O. is just a moment in time," he said.
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Just remember to order them in time for Valentine's Day.
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I arrived just in time for the Welsh Guard procession.
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Trust that in time, you will find your own path.
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And it has to do with an investment in time.
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Delivery was exactly as expected, in time for the holidays.
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The interstellar comet has arrived in time for the holidays.
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FedEx did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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This one will help you look good, just in time.
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At this moment in time, we can confidently say: neither.
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But he hopes to open it in time for Halloween.
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My hope is that we can fix it in time.
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The "Point in Time" numbers also exposed a generational calamity.
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My camera and I, we traveled back in time together.
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The showcase came just in time for FIT's 75th anniversary.
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But unlike the villages, the resort was evacuated in time.
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But too often he simply doesn't get there in time.
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In time, I became more sure of my driving abilities.
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In time, the sounds coalesce into wandering, elusive lyrical lines.
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At any point in time did you consider utilizing that?
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I yearned to go back in time and do more.
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I want to go back in time a little bit.
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We were driving back in time to set every day.
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A Wrinkle in Time opens in theaters on March 9.
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In time, he attracts the attention of Duke University recruiters.
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You can step back in time at Disney World's BoardWalk.
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In time, he reappeared at Yankee Stadium for special events.
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I would think that in Time Square, New York City.
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In time, shapes might be found to emerge, suggesting forms.
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The BMW is being sold directly on Moments In Time.
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Former French international Platini has insisted he has done nothing wrong and was still hoping to win an appeal in time to have been allowed back in time for the election on Feb. 26.
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"Most of our Halloween production occurs in the springtime so product can begin shipping in time to arrive on shelves at the end of summer in time for the transition to the fall season."
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In some of the forks Josh still goes back in time, so when he comes back to his present, the other him is not there, because he's gone back in time with [Tiger and Wolf].
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The movie comes out in time for Halloween, on October 20th.
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Choudhury's headquarters did not respond to queries in time for publication.
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Yoshida did not return calls seeking comment in time for publication.
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The letter's up for sale via Moments In Time for $85k.
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" They said they wanted "this message, this moment in time, remembered.
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In time, Smith became known as the sage of world religion.
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The report comes just in time for the holiday shopping season.
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In time, a number of apps will roll out this functionality.
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Or maybe actions in the present influence things earlier in time.
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"We are in a super unique moment in time," said Wicks.
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But it could well be more than a moment in time.
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Where would you go if you could go back in time?
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In time, Dr. Weil says the feelings of depression will lessen.
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The camera quietly spins, colours shift in time with the beat.
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ParcelsThere's no way DHL will get them from Berlin in time.
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That look makes me feel like I'm going back in time.
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"I have this magical moment in time documented forever," she added.
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Only mobile and "other connected devices" saw increases in time spent.
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At this point in time, it just would not be judicious.
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She solely agrees to go forward in time to save Cristobal.
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Together we have been audacious to redefine this moment in time.
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At no point in time do they regret not getting vaccinated.
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Nantarika told Khaosod that they're glad they found her in time.
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Westside Family Church did not return calls in time for publication.
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The project to digitize the aging film came just in time.
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The new mobile apps will also be open source in time.
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And she reappeared just in time for the 2017 Golden Globes.
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Her arrival stateside also comes just in time for her birthday.
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Easily jump back in time to continue where you left off.
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Why can't A Wrinkle In Time be allowed the same leeway?
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Nonetheless, they appear poised to reach even greater heights in time.
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She arrived in the early evening, in time for visiting hours.
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Getting fresh, 20-inch braids installed just in time for Coachella.
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Such giants will surely start investing in technology properly in time.
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It's a weird place in time, dimension and space right now.
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In time, however, metal parts may also be printed at sea.
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Except this version of that universe takes place forward in time.
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Prodigy was one of my guys at one point in time.
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In time, though, it could lead him to become a collector.
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In time, Ms. Leiber's designs were rarely sold from handbag departments.
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Baron says those issues will be resolved in time for launch.
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So not a stock for me at this point in time.
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Just in time for hurricane season, Facebook is here to help.
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A Wrinkle in Time is expected to premiere March 9, 2018.
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It took two years for garage to become frozen in time.
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"At this point in time, we don't know enough," Harbron said.
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In time, Parcells began grooming Zimmer to be a head coach.
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However, the positions of the stars are not fixed in time.
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At some point in time it was down to one million.
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Just teleportating and popping out in jolts in time and space.
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In time, GPS spawned Google Maps, which in turn facilitated Uber.
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"Valuations are just moments in time," Krim told CNBC Thursday morning.
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Build in time to read your work after you write it.
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"'Frozen' in time w/ @loriloughlin," Stamos, 54, wrote in the caption.
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But Avegant seems confident that those advances will come in time.
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It's being added just in time for Detective Pikachu, Warner Bros.
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If the tariffs stick around, then in time trade will adjust.
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Where in the World and Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?
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The official jumped clear just in time and was not injured.
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He is a character made for this particular moment in time.
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And within that space in time you're in the ideal atmosphere.
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Plus I'll still make it in time to go out tonight!
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I make it just in time for my 45:5 a.m.
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"Details are very sketchy at this point in time," he said.
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Monday's news that Jana Partners took a stake in Time Inc.
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I felt like squirming away, like a toddler in time-out.
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This is where I am in time, and I embrace it.
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Applebee's is serving up a treat just in time for Halloween.
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Our rankings, however, are aimed at capturing a moment in time.
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Nicky, unable to get to Lanh in time, jumps off solo.
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The rabbi said he felt like he was frozen in time.
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Wisconsin ranks secondnationally in time of possession at 38:54. 2.
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Even his air drumming is completely in time and on point.
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At some point in time, I thought to start writing screenplays.
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Hopefully, Spotify will make Car View more broadly accessible in time.
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I can't believe I've been in Time Square for 20 years.
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Apparently, Apple couldn't get these things working properly in time. Whoops!
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That just in time caveat essentially means more than on-demand.
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It ships just in time for the holidays on November 11.
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Those endorsements — and donations — will come in time, he told Recode.
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Honest Co. executives could not be reached in time for comment.
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Now, just in time, the newlyweds have shared their own celebration.
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It's not doing heavy-enough lifting for this moment in time.
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Quickly, the couple worked to have the ceremony ready in time.
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The movie's Greek characters are silent and seemingly stuck in time.
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We'll see growth of people as we jump around in time.
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Sex is a point in time, but just a brief point.
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You can't go back in time and revise what you wrote.
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B.J. Novak supporting Mindy Kaling at 'A Wrinkle in Time' premiere.
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There's no need for alarm at this point in time, however.
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Some textbooks weren't available in time for the start of classes.
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Unfortunately, that project won't be ready in time to chase 'Oumuamua.
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It's a fixed point in time, a constant in musical history.
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The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission didn't provide comment in time for publication.
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A. so they were there in time for the special moment.
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So at this point in time we don't know the details.
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A foundation representative did not provide comment in time for publication.
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I make it there just in time for our 6 p.m.
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Head for the subway to make it uptown just in time.
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KS: Okay, good, you're just in time for the ad break.
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The weekly tradition of traveling back in time continues this week.
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She needs to love you for you … in time, of course.
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Let's just hope the athletic commission gets everything together in time!
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But we explored it and everything was completely frozen in time.
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In her mind, the battle jumps back and forth in time.
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The repercussions of the book will only be realized in time.
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A tweet from President Trump, just in time for Thanksgiving dinner:
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Is it the fundamental roil of humans moving along in time?
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There are certain sequences that'll be a little longer in time.
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As a writer, he's been featured in Time, Business Insider, Inc.
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Our logistics are geared towards supplying our plants just in time.
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You might want to get home in time to deposit it.
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Last episode was a romance bubble, a moment suspended in time.
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In time support for the development of clean energy will grow.
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I think the reality is, it's an extreme point in time.
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In time, appropriately for the game's title, he's practically a god.
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McDonald's Shamrock Shake is back, just in time for the holiday.
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Anytime I can squeeze in time with them really feeds me.
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Say hello to glowing, smooth skin – just in time for spring.
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Sony's launching its voice assistant earbuds in time for the holidays.
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Maybe the tablet will be out in time for the holidays.
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Take a step back in time and leap into your future.
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In time, he says, they will converge with "bundlers" like HBS.
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He would go so far, then pull back just in time.
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It was released in October 2017, just in time for Halloween.
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The festive Christmas Tree Frappuccino dropped in time for December 2017.
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In time, those decisions would turn out to be very wise.
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She has also been featured on Today and in Time magazine.
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A spokesperson for the office didn't respond in time for publication.
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Next week, we're reading A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle.
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However, that effort won't come in time for the 2018 election.
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Just in time for summer, Gucci has created bejeweled hiking sandals.
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Felix and Alison arrive just in time to watch him collapse.
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We also went back in time earlier than we'd ever gone.
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In time, a positive attitude will become a way of life.
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"We're overweight the sector at this point in time," said Johnson.
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"This was a bit of a snapshot in time," she said.
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Some could get home in time to catch the final minutes.
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Did the wounded get the medical care they needed in time?
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Pence's moment in time for the American public hasn't yet happened.
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Hopefully, I'll be over my jet lag in time for vacation!
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Calvert could not be reached for comment in time for publish.
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I wanted to be Victorian and to go back in time.
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He'd never be able to get back from London in time.
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"I got out just in time," he said with a laugh.
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What remains are the images of the two, crystallized in time.
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Whether the projects can recover in time is an open question.
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However, this break-in time seems to have done the trick.
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The internal Navy planning document was first reported in Time magazine.
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You are, after all, going to throw these away in time.
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We move forward in time, and the girls are young women.
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If you could go back in time, what would you change?
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It has (sigh) only partly reopened in time for the Olympics.
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The hope is that in time he will temper his ideas.
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We had 40 officials we submitted in time for the prisons.
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" In time, Jake's exchanges with this editor became "quippy and upbeat.
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"At this point in time, Hamas has no cyber operational capabilities."
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But I do use 1Password now at this moment in time.
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It has a certain space in time, but where's it going?
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Buchan also noted that it's more of a snapshot in time.
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The ruling came in September, in time for the regular season.
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Would it have been as much of a moment in time?
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I was trying to acclimate them to their moment in time.
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For many people, the savings in time is worth the price.
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My husband was finally home in time for dinner, woo-hoo.
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These bears lack agency, frozen in time in a white cube.
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Those guys weren't too into it at that point in time.
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But it will come out, it will come out in time.
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Hopefully, those have been resolved in time for NBC's election coverage.
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I can't remember if I woke up in time or not.
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At this point in time, I'm more self-aware than ever.
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Just in time for an unexpected Christmas present for your parents.
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The question is whether we get out of it in time.
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The FBI did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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O27 and TalkTalk did not provide statements in time for publication.
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But in time, don't all great things deserve their armchair opportunity?
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Khloé is decorating Lamar's new house in time for his homecoming.
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Tickets aren't available until November, just in time for Election Day.
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In time, Target's Mulligan said there will be integration with Target.
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Would the ferry dock be rebuilt in time to accept guests?
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"You very much feel like you're back in time," he said.
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In time, those could expand to multiple stations in different orbits.
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I'm going to reread "A Wrinkle in Time" with my daughter.
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Because you have Marc Benioff, who's been here, investing in Time.
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In time, "adding on" came to mean extensive whole-house makeovers.
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Arrive in time to purchase your ticket for the 11 a.m.
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Max can travel back in time before she met Chloe again.
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Picture Prompts Have you read the book "A Wrinkle in Time"?
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It's really about stimulating a discussion of these periods in time.
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In time, he may yet be the man to break it.
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Do you think you would be able to escape in time?
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Perhaps, the setting was 'back in time' on the Mississippi River.
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Niasse sprinted toward Rojo, but could not make it in time.
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"There is a fundamental mismatch in time lines," Mr. Dugar said.
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They were not able to get it to him in time.
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I turned around just in time to catch the final collision.
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Amenities Although the hotel's official check-in time was 2 p.m.
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Only Ajay made it back home in time to say goodbye.
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A WRINKLE IN TIME By Madeleine L'Engle, read by the author.
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The plan is to bring it to more countries in time.
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In time, we'll feel good about the work that was done.
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Well, I love the idea that it's not fixed in time.
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Finally — not totally — in time, Sam accepted that it's great music.
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I would say we're going backwards in time with the relationship.
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Front Burner Heritage Foods offers seven hams in time for Easter.
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In time the children playing in the transept would be mine.
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In time, the issue faded and celebrities and their entourages returned.
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In time, Ms. Thomas's focus narrows on Beatriz, whom Antonio weds.
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I rushed inside, hoping that I had arrived just in time.
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In time, the facts regarding this tragic incident will be revealed.
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In time, we reluctantly inched toward a more hands-off approach.
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If you could go back in time, would you change things?
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Let's hope he can pull himself off the ropes in time.
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The Voyagers carry with them a much-heralded snapshot in time.
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We will get enough masks in time for the next disaster.
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In time, perhaps, Webb might even start a game or two.
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All in time to plan one of the creature's deadly leaps.
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Hopefully things will have recovered in time for your 2021 RMD.
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In time most attendees spoke Kannada, the language of my parents.
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His attacks, as damaging as they are, will vaporize in time.
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In time, though, we found a way to speak without words.
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The noose was cut loose by a guard just in time.
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"Roma" will reach theaters in December, in time for Oscar season.
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We make decisions in time, based on the knowledge we have.
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Finally, it's ready, and just in time for the fall season.
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"A Wrinkle in Time," directed by Ava DuVernay, opens this weekend.
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Trump retweeted it with the comment, 'Great job, just in time!
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Timberlake starred as Will Salas in the thriller "In Time" (2011).
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In time, the technology is only going to get even better.
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It was not clear that they would make it in time.
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Experts say it's likely that a deal, in time, remains unlikely.
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Tulsi Gabbard -- seem unlikely to make the qualification criteria in time.
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In time, the pecking order between Bryant and O&aposNeal flipped.
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"We brought the 1200 back just in time," Mr. Morishita said.
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Footsteps to the past These footprints were found just in time.
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The scant delay, the stay in time that lasts a hairsbreadth.
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In time, the waterfront assumed the feel of a ghost town.
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Family photographs frozen in time line the walls of the apartment.
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"I think it's a matter of putting in time," Floyd said.
|
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They grew resentful over the differences in time and financial support.
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"Millions more are expected to be recovered in time," it added.
|
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We make it in time to catch Toy Story's last song.
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Silver on Monday suggested that in time this brouhaha would pass.
|
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Didn't register online in time for the deadline earlier this month?
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She just seemed of that place, a certain place in time.
|
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Caught between denial and fear, the residents appear suspended in time.
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But now I mostly just want to go back in time!
|
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My husband comes home just in time to kiss me goodnight.
|
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Over the past century, dating to its roots in Time Inc.
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Are they able to process that in time for the caucus?
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It's funny to hear recorded music because it's frozen in time.
|
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A walk through the property is a stroll back in time.
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In time, he delivers the news that I cannot be cured.
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We think that's the best approach at this point in time.
|
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BP didn't reply to requests for comment in time for publication.
|
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In time, though, hockey was all that was on his mind.
|
|
"Masterpiece: The Child in Time" premieres April 1 at 9 p.m.
|
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If not, what is your plan to get there in time?
|
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In time, she found it increasingly difficult to rehearse her works.
|
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"At this point in time, I'm just not sure," Pifer said.
|
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I am so grateful to be home in time to vote!
|
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In time, Cohen was worth some ninety million dollars on paper.
|
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"I hope you make it back in time," one man said.
|
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So it didn't receive the notification from the ground in time.
|
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Rising prices will hit consumers in time for the holiday weekend.
|
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I looked out in time to see the shooter... shoot himself.
|
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"At this point in time there's no country exclusions," Navarro said.
|
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But at this point in time, we're far away from that.
|
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I don&apost know if you remember that moment in time.
|
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Everybody at some point in time chipped in for the moment.
|
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The Jebel Irhoud fossil captures a moment in time of evolution.
|
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"Couldn't get up in time to make the throw," Kemp said.
|
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These two points in time require a very different investment approach.
|
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But he changed his mind in time for the seventh volume.
|
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There were lots of problems but it was done in time.
|
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I suspect that in time you may hear of it, though.
|
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I found it fascinating that it preserved a moment in time.
|
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In time, it will develop into its own genetically identical plant.
|
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A couple kissed in Time Square as 2017 turned into 2018.
|
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The short trip seems to have taken you back in time.
|
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It probably won't be in time for this year's elections, though.
|
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I remember wanting to go back in time and study harder.
|
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More so than a skeleton, footprints represent a snapshot in time.
|
|
But is euphoria the right attitude for this moment in time?
|
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In time, these will come out in more thoughtful, longer narratives.
|
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If it gets much slower, this kernel's heading back in time.
|
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The pot would get better in time, taking on the flavors.
|
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At that moment in time, though, I didn't want to escape.
|
|
The scene where you don't defuse the bomb just in time.
|
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Such categories seem beside the point at this moment in time.
|
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If only it would've been in time to save Adam Morrison.
|
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It's not like you have bureaus set up in time zones.
|
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And it's summery, just in time for beach and picnic season.
|
|
Amazon's newest toy is here, just in time for the holidays.
|
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So I want to go back in time for a second.
|
|
Chicago OF Adam Eaton was placed on the paternity list for Sunday after the birth of his son but is expected to return in time to rejoin the team in time for the series opener. 3.
|
|
Earlier in the fall the brand debuted a Maple Pecan Latte just in time for fall (and just in time for anyone already suffering from Pumpkin Spice overload) and a caramel apple-flavored Zombie Frappuccino for Halloween.
|
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In time, the government created a third group, the Other Backward Classes.
|
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The vote breakdown will be disclosed at a later point in time.
|
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In time, that world beyond made me more of a whole person.
|
|
Ava DuVernay's adaptation of A Wrinkle In Time hits theaters March 9.
|
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Anyways, let this weird moment in time serve as a wakeup call.
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That's goals.) Just in time for Valentine's Day (which is on Feb.
|
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But knowing that I needed a turnover at a point in time.
|
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Just in time for the Oscars, let's take actors down a peg.
|
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FIFA released its June rankings, just in time for the summer's tournaments.
|
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Both Slaughterhouse-Five and Kindred feature protagonists who are "unstuck" in time.
|
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That it&aposs difficult to pull these things off in time frames.
|
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Here's how you can find love in time for Feb. 14th. 1.
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Expect more IPO news in time, whether you want it or not.
|
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At this point in time, Axon is not developing facial recognition technology.
|
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In time, the engineers plan to add a camera to the sensor.
|
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Grab a street car and pray that I make it in time.
|
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The offer came just in time to meet the 4:00 p.m.
|
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Will they all be what they were at one point in time?
|
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She managed to recover in time to win silver in the Olympics.
|
|
We do our typical mad dash out of the house in time.
|
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Grab this bundle and save almost £300 just in time for Christmas.
|
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In time crystals, atoms prefer to exist in certain intervals of time.
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The method relies on taking a sequence of discrete steps in time.
|
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And it went to jury and whatever, got washed away in time.
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Bonus: You can order everything in time for the Gilmore Girls release.
|
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In time, even program verification's earliest champions began to doubt its usefulness.
|
|
RIVKIN: At this point in time, it would be a bad idea.
|
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Neither company responded to a request for comment in time for publication.
|
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SlimFast was initially released in 1977 — just in time to be recalled.
|
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It was so clearly a snapshot of a chaotic moment in time.
|
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In time, the robo-accountant will know when you're likely to splurge.
|
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In time this might help develop a coherent methodology for valuing them.
|
|
She wants back on the show stat ... in time for the holidays.
|
|
That said, here's what we can confirm at this point in time.
|
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They are so distant, in time and geography, from my lived experience.
|
|
Mindhunter premieres on October 13th, just in time for Halloween, on Netflix.
|
|
Just in time for spring shopping, Kohl's is having a weekend sale.
|
|
In time, however, the judge would become the least of Santos' worries.
|
|
Levi Miller, Deric McCabe, and Storm Reid in A Wrinkle in Time.
|
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Ava DuVernay at the official Academy screening of A Wrinkle in Time.
|
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Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, and Oprah Winfrey in A Wrinkle in Time.
|
|
My son is beside himself wanting to see A Wrinkle in Time.
|
|
The announcement comes just in time for World Emoji Day this weekend.
|
|
A Wrinkle in Time will be released nationwide on March 9, 2018.
|
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It was a woman, Madeleine L'Engle, who exposed the wrinkles in time.
|
|
Primaries lay this bare, and could in time reorder the political map.
|
|
But WeWork's slow-motion implosion comes at an uncertain moment in time.
|
|
"If this is of God, things will change in time," he said.
|
|
Marvel succeeded by taking us way back in time with Captain America.
|
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It really depends on where we are at that point in time.
|
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No. I don't think that's my goal at this point in time.
|
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The announcement was made with a trailer, just in time for Halloween.
|
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That's definitely not the case in podcasting at this point in time.
|
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Women were still a little bit invisible at that point in time.
|
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As an era in time, it's just an interesting conflict to me.
|
|
It took 8 people to assemble it in time for the gig.
|
|
But Apple seemingly wasn't able to get those features ready in time.
|
|
This kind of just-in-time scheduling is widely disliked by workers.
|
|
What a perfect place to be at this point in time, right?
|
|
" He consecrated not its deeds, but its hours; "a palace in time.
|
|
Kylie Jenner just previewed four new Lip Kits in time for fall.
|
|
"Exxon seems stuck in time," counters Thomas DiNapoli, New York's state comptroller.
|
|
Cars and subways are an everyday sight at this point in time.
|
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But, in this case, that threshold was apparently not reached in time.
|
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He has also appeared in Time Bandits, Brazil and Bridget Jones's Diary.
|
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I was there at one point in time, so I get it.
|
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That film is A Wrinkle in Time, which comes out March 9.
|
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But the luggage came just in time, because Rowan was still there.
|
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"Photos are literally split-second moments in time that evolve," she continued.
|
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The primitive nature of the technique transports one far back in time.
|
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This procedure should finish in time for the General Assembly in September.
|
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"It wasn't always pleasant to be rocketed back in time," he wrote.
|
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We couldn't even do the finale without jumping in time a little.
|
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At this point in time, Queensland police are conducting a criminal investigation.
|
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Certain people have pride issues, but it's stuff you overcome in time.
|
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At that point in time, you're not going to tell him no.
|
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My first error of the year comes at that point in time.
|
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Because you can optimize a process for a certain point in time.
|
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In time, injured himself, he withdrew into the synagogue and ultimately surrendered.
|
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The new feature is coming just in time for the World Cup.
|
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That said, the two sectors will overlap at some point in time.
|
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They'll arrive just in time to help steal those Death Star plans.
|
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That way, different outposts could help each other in time of need.
|
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That may just enable them, in part, to travel back in time.
|
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When they flipped the switch, they caught the wobbles just in time.
|
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He's the ideal man for FC Bayern at this moment in time.
|
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I arrive at work just in time for sandwich day for lunch.
|
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The A Wrinkle in Time star had a realization after her tweet.
|
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We get back in time for my husband's 6:123 a.m. meeting.
|
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Now at this point in time, the hardware's pretty much getting done.
|
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This movie is exactly what we need at this moment in time.
|
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In time, that may come to seem this week's biggest royal misstep.
|
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"We'll be ready to go back in time when this thing launches."
|
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I'd like to go back and forth in time if there's anything.
|
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Orders placed by then are guaranteed to arrive in time for Christmas.
|
|
We're even more excited for her role in A Wrinkle in Time.
|
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She caught the error in time, but wonders whether everyone else would.
|
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Songs happen in time, so what's in the beginning becomes the frame.
|
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Tune in to take a trip across coasts and back in time.
|
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I rush out and make it back to work just in time.
|
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There is no winner; no one got to the Moon in time.
|
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In time it also provided a basis for improved Anglo-Irish relations.
|
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I've heard a lot of stories about getting out just in time.
|
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I just barely have it in time for a 2:15 appointment.
|
|
Samsung is having a huge sale on TV's in time for Feb.
|
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Can the creative tide be turned in time to give us hope?
|
|
Redpath Waterfront Festival couldn't be reached for comment in time for publication.
|
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To Sterling, the image was an amulet, a prayer frozen in time.
|
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But an emergency team at FireEye managed to block it in time.
|
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Toys "R" Us is coming back, just in time for the holidays.
|
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Disney&aposs "A Wrinkle in Time" was also denied release in China.
|
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The cancer is also considered easily treatable if it's detected in time.
|
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Now he practices whenever he can squeeze in time outside of work.
|
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Folds chimes in just in time to break your heart — ah, history.
|
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump is raising the temperature at this moment in time.
|
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New tracks should appear in time, as new cryptocurrencies rise and fall.
|
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The stars aligned for Disney's highly-anticipated film A Wrinkle in Time.
|
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All those moments will be lost in time, like tears…in…rain.
|
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Netflix has a big, flashy action movie in time for the holidays.
|
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But only 66 were scheduled to be delivered in time, he said.
|
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Unfortunately, the floor-sweeping gown wasn't located in time for the show.
|
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Getting the word out in time is one of the main concerns.
|
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They could have put him in jail at any point in time.
|
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In time, it may make life difficult for the disruptors of yore.
|
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The Home Office did not provide a response in time for publication.
|
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie are going back in time.
|
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Maybe more Americans would have woken up to the threat in time.
|
|
At this point, we jump back in time to the week before.
|
|
How do you spot fake news in time to prevent widespread hoaxes?
|
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Mosses and other plants were entombed in ice, becoming frozen in time.
|
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I think if we go back in time, this is beyond politics.
|
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The deafening silence surrounding A WRINKLE IN TIME is breaking my heart.
|
|
Here's hoping the sound issues clear up in time for Friday's inauguration.
|
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The deeper you drilled down, the farther you went back in time.
|
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Just in time to get his head chopped off by Robb Stark!
|
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There's a lot about A Wrinkle in Time that doesn't quite work.
|
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Let's go back fifty years in time to understand why this is.
|
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This required significant investment in time and money to complete the training.
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Meet your three interplanetary tour guides from Disney's A Wrinkle in Time.
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In the next it would lurch in time with a discharging rifle.
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In late October 403, in time for Halloween, Asylum Jam was born.
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But they tell a story and represent an important place in time.
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Talini — was quickly arranged in time for the Spring 2018 mating season.
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When we start going back in time things really take a nosedive.
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Name or not, the problem stretches far back in time, Clark said.
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Maybe White Rose can take you back in time to do that.
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WHEELER: We will have it ready in time for summer driving season.
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However, YouTube says that more improvements will be rolled out in time.
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In time, though, more people will be able to hear Bachman's performance.
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"It's like going back in time, playing the old Devils," Holtby said.
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"There may be other dimensions as we progress in time," he said.
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Pixeljunk VR: Dead Hungry will hit in time for Halloween, October 31.
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But for a window in time, the potential for success was real.
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Guess who got a hair makeover just in time for Valentine's Day?
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Even when they see what's coming, they can't be ready in time.
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Molina made the count and got back to his feet in time.
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A new Michael Jackson album is due out in time for Halloween.
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Families invest in their children's education and, in time, reap the dividends.
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I can only hope, in time, that my actions can be forgiven.
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The problem with A Wrinkle in Time comes from its art direction.
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His imagination, you could say, has a built-in time-lapse function.
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"Gossip Girl" is returning just in time to fuel WarnerMedia's Netflix competitor.
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What I'm going through now is short in time compared to eternity.
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Step back in time Ever wanted to have a "prehistoric" dining experience?
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He's also clocked in time at Louis Vuitton and Maison Martin Margiela.
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Mona called 911 and the police arrive just in time, for once.
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Just make sure to get there in time to watch the sunset.
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Everything is a snapshot in time and honesty is about being real.
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Here's hoping the rain stops in time for the real live show.
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Fortunately, however, EMS workers arrived in time to save the young couple.
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The collaborator in Mitchell always, in time, brings out the solo flier.
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Just in time for Porzingis's return, his old team is in crisis.
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Ah, just in time to be every kid's (and adult's) summer obsession.
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So at this moment in time we have to fight our instincts.
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The question is will we reach them in time for the election.
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In time, they came upon a multiunit five-story brownstone for sale.
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In these works, Black victory is an ever-present landmark in time.
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I think their picture is one that is a snapshot in time.
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But it wasn't something I consciously chose at that point in time.
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The recent official pressure has pushed Kaifeng Jewish culture back in time.
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"The Thief and the Cobbler: A Moment in Time" is not rated.
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But another is to approach steps very cautiously and communicate in time.
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In time, my father's focus on who was or wasn't gay abated.
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I hope you've all recovered from that in time for the weekend.
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And I was home in time for dinner and "Monday Night Football."
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But today it's difficult because it's not a moment in time diagnosis.
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But in time-honored tradition, the movie also has lessons to impart.
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Read more: 19 haunting photos Of Cyprus's frozen-in-time contested zone
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The suite was included in Time Magazine's Greatest Places of 2019 list.
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But inside the slave auctions it's like we've stepped back in time.
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Does that mean we go back in time and refund the money?
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In time they persuaded her to bring in tools for their escape.
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I know this because I read it in an article in Time .
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All summer, we'll be traveling back in time to revisit a selection.
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"This moment in time, this is your time to rise," Winfrey said.
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Rumors buzzed: Would the Celtics manage to trade the pick in time?
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"At this point in time leadership comes from President Trump," Manchin said.
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It's about the chemistry of two people at a moment in time.
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"Racial profiling is going way back in time," said Donna Xiong, 12.
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The swimming pool, completely empty of water, has remained frozen in time.
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International relations are dynamic, and policy options are not frozen in time.
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If superspreaders can be stopped in time, many lives can be saved.
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At some point in time there's got to be a leveling off.
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Its chapters have appeared in Time, The Atlantic and The New Yorker.
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But what we save in time, we lose in nuance and exactitude.
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You push your "in" time as far as possible every single day.
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Furthermore, dietary intakes were self-reported at just one point in time.
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I brought my copy of A Wrinkle in Time with me today.
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And at that point in time, they had a proof of concept.
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Just in time to wrap them and stick them under the tree!
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NIGERIANS might be forgiven for thinking they have travelled back in time.
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Inspection records for my Megabus were not available in time for publication.
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In time, an expanding Arab culture introduced Islam across the Middle East.
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A generation accustomed to PVOD will, in time, pull out the rug.
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We'll see in time if the kids are still down to DTL.
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In time, he moved into her apartment and the couple were married.
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"It lets you look back in time," said Isabell Leith, a sophomore.
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For decades, companies have a global "just-in-time" supply strategy implemented.
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In March 2012, The Gefilteria was born just in time for Passover.
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Unfortunately, it's not going to be ready in time for our screening.
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Every year, Apple releases a holiday ad just in time for Thanksgiving.
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You can jump back in time on YouTube, Periscope or Facebook Live.
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The company was not able to provide clarification in time for publication.
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At this point in time, popstars are almost expected to be political.
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But the plan is to expand support to more platforms in time.
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Apple released a brand-new ad just in time for the Olympics.
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Thankfully, she was able to access the care she needed in time.
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Of course, valuations are just a moment in time and could change.
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For that, you have to travel back in time to the sixties.
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But transporting a donor organ in time can be a real challenge.
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We were all part of a giant mosaic, a snapshot in time.
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Starbucks is selling a tortoiseshell-patterned tumbler just in time for fall.
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Becoming a Virtuoso requires an enormous investment in time and often money.
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"We haven't discussed a lawsuit at this point in time," Hoyer said.
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Well yes, we'll be very encouraging, but at this point in time.
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"When you come here, it's like stepping back in time," she said.
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In time, he developed what were, essentially, navigational charts for lunar exploration.
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Just in time for winter, Oprah included touch-screen gloves from Evolg.
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Apple has released its annual holiday ad, just in time for Thanksgiving.
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Good news: AirPods will just barely make it in time before Christmas.
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In time, Spawn began to produce sounds that weren't built on sampling.
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The businesses, housed in time-roughened brick buildings, are small and unique.
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Then we'll try to get August home in time for a nap.
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Customers who didn't step forward in time would be out of luck.
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In time the heavy foliage lining the river thinned, then grew sparse.
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Would you hope interviews in Time magazine are more probing than this?
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Mr. Junaid, who arrived on May 290, made it just in time.
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This is not a permanent state; it is a moment in time.
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In the 1970s, nobody in SoHo was awake in time for brunch.
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These people would have never met each other in time or space.
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Essential did not return a request for comment in time for publication.
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Felix strolls her upstairs just in time to watch Sylvester lobotomize Clem.
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In another, Terry and Andy travel back in time to different eons.
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And in many cases, the process could never be implemented in time.
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There are many points in time where one could begin this history.
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She moves back and forward in time: This is our last day.
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In time, the general appeared to honorably give up trying to pander.
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And Ant-Man is, well, who knows — we'll find out in time.
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But on Monday, the Americans kept control of this moment in time.
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It would, in time, spread from the women's team to the men's.
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Remember that photograph of the boat surrounded by flaming water in Time?
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I wish I could go back in time and make different decisions.
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Agents of Faith: Votive Objects in Time and Place Through Jan. 6.
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I see these flowers, they're our mothers — frozen in time, collecting dust.
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Green Bay saved its season just in time for Aaron Rodgers's return.
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It's just in time for the NRA's worst crisis in a decade.
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Gott's idea was, why not apply it to a location in time?
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The overall effect is of a cascade of water, frozen in time.
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It has come at enormous cost in time, energy, attention, and money.
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So that we have a record of this extraordinary moment in time.
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And those bursts of emotion have surely translated into warps in time.
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With any luck, they'll be just in time to save the planet.
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"His Favorites" has a circular structure, with vertigo-inducing shifts in time.
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Schools of fish swim amongst the sculptures, which appear frozen in time.
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Yet because of the coronavirus, the presidential campaign is suspended in time.
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I don't get home in time for dinner on a regular basis.
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So that should clear his head just in time to face Ronaldo.
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Submit it here, and we'll publish our favorites in time for Halloween.
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Ms. Wagner-Wilson managed to escape in time with her young son.
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Ordinarily, the staff would've been hard-pressed to help him in time.
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Will the election of Jair Bolsonaro send the country back in time?
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"I have a feeling in time that may become standard," Damrose said.
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It could be a moment in time, a place or an artist.
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"That's something that's going to have to come from God, in time."
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"A 0.6% difference in time is substantial, over a 195-mile race."
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No one else will arrive in time; you have to save yourself.
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COMEY: General Flynn, at that point in time, was in legal jeopardy.
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Cosmo wasn't aware of the controversy in time to stop its presses.
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In time, you glean that a woman, Aga, gravely hurt the couple.
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"At this point in time, the casinos in Macao are totally safe."
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Republicans have not signaled whether this bill will make it in time.
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In time, we should consider expanding it to a wider age group.
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It is an end of an era and a period in time.
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And if they can't pay in time, they may lose their homes.
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Why didn't Facebook make this information public at that point in time?
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"In time, you will be able to move forward again," Mace said.
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"Do you really think we are going back in time?" he asked.
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In time, the researchers had created hundreds of so-called deepfake videos.
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As such, we expect this decision to become less impactful in time.
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But there they were, almost frozen in time playing Super Smash Bros.
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As for me, I was able in time to do just that.
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At some point in time, [Parsons is] going to say, 'Hey, look.
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Kapler is convinced that, in time, his moves will start to work.
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Or maybe Nintendo wants it out in time for cherry blossom season.
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I said at some point in time, they may, and they have.
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The question is whether it came too late — or just in time.
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It was a lioness, waking up in time for her evening hunt.
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When time will go on and you will not be in time.
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In time, he too became a target of the state's repressive machine.
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The startup intends to expand its engineering staff in Mexico in time.
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Versus equity funding which is spot funding in one moment in time.
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Just in time for spring: traditional workwear walks on the wild side.
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Fortunately, we pivoted just in time to save our melon from rotting.
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There was a moment in time where it was a value market.
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Should Warren see a similar boost, it would come just in time.
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"We did get to him just in time," the doctor told CNN.
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Those big brains, just in time, gave us the warning we required.
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But they were able to jump out of the way in time.
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Just in time for the fall, many celebrities have started cozying up.
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I hope they will, in time, rediscover the joy music can bring.
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"I'm inspired by this moment in time that we're in," she said.
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The redrawn districts would take effect in time for the 2020 elections.
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It took the team hours -- but they reached him in in time.
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You may not recognize these silhouettes, but in time, you will. 1.
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They rushed her to the Animal Clinic of Kalispell just in time.
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Stoke your flying anxiety -- just in time for the holiday travel rush!
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Perhaps one of these theories will prove to be true in time.
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But even the more cautious investors may change their minds, in time.
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Most of these items are expected to ship in time for Christmas.
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That small investment in time has such a big yield for teachers.
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But verification could be achieved in time for the summit, he added.
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Having a "just in time" approach to launcher availability is therefore desirable.
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The issue was fixed, but not in time to restart the game.
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There is a theoretical problem in time travel called the bootstrap paradox.
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They'll come and they'll go, and in time they'll soon be forgotten.
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You can have more cars available at any one point in time.
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And there is no preconceived landing zone at this point in time.
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Finally, the weather cleared and we flew to Kangiqsujuaq just in time.
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At that moment, I felt I had been transported back in time.
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In time, Mr. Lilly's youthful fascination with trout became a life's work.
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He lives eight hours away -- too far to get there in time.
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Check in time only lets you get in line at that time.
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If I could go back in time, I would have skipped it.
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Turmeric, rosemary, and rum: my love and I are rocked in time.
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Yeah, that bad boy is out just in time for Black Friday.
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I don't think we can keep things frozen in time and sacrosanct.
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"We have a moment in time to change the state," he said.
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And I think that's an interesting finding in this moment in time.
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This calculation can't be made looking at just one point in time.
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These will in time improve the economy and people's lives, Sisi says.
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If this moment in time feels strangely familiar, it's because it is.
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Recognizing these signs can be crucial to getting them help in time.
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But, of course, the constitutional prohibition will not get changed in time.
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And in time, those traits will be selected out of the population.
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Certainly, A Wrinkle in Time deals with both paradox and radical vulnerability.
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At that point in time, we were often on high terrorist alert.
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That bitch divorced me just in time, and now she gets nothing!
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In time, the remnants of this flipper were covered by the seafloor.
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He did not return any of our emails in time for publication.
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