It's just around the corner — but are you ready?
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Equilibrium — and therefore death — is just around the corner.
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News on that front may be just around the corner.
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VR has been "just around the corner" since the 1980s.
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They warn of mass technological joblessness just around the corner.
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But another important sporting event is just around the corner.
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That's because National Doughnut Day is just around the corner.
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We know the PlayStation 5 is just around the corner.
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" And he said, "Well, I live just around the corner.
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Speaking of which: Black Friday is just around the corner.
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After all, the 2018 midterms are just around the corner.
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Box office behemoths, they insist, are just around the corner.
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Ties A wedding lay just around the corner: my son's.
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Your peak earning years may be just around the corner.
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If it doesn't, warmer weather is just around the corner.
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There's VR, for instance, which is just around the corner.
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Illustration: Angelica AlzonaThe 2018 midterm elections are just around the corner.
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With the Chase just around the corner, that gives Larson pause.
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Hard to believe that Disrupt NY is just around the corner!
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His moment of bravery and wit is just around the corner.
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Entire heart, liver and kidneys are really just around the corner.
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Autonomous cars are supposed to be just around the corner, right?
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But don't get too comfortable — Christmas is just around the corner.
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Believe it or not, sweater weather is just around the corner.
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This is huge news with the midterms just around the corner.
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Have fun, and remember: The next season's just around the corner.
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Redemption for Jon Jones is just around the corner, you guys.
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Graduation is just around the corner for high school students everywhere.
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Hard to believe that Disrupt SF is just around the corner!
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He was just around the corner, and I needed a hug.
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But more perilous decision points loom ominously just around the corner.
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Samsung's next flagship Galaxy Android phone is just around the corner.
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Charles Village is just around the corner from Johns Hopkins University.
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A healthier, more humane city can be just around the corner.
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Still, American officials insist that change is just around the corner.
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That's a warning, because fascism is always just around the corner.
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That doesn't necessarily mean good news is just around the corner.
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If you do, free travel may be just around the corner.
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By age 50, your golden years are just around the corner.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, and then it's Christmas.
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And oh yeah the Ryder Cup is just around the corner.
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Conclusion The fighting season in Afghanistan is just around the corner.
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Fortunately, relief from these antiquated tariffs is just around the corner.
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The expectation is that calamity is always just around the corner.
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That means Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference is just around the corner.
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With Halloween just around the corner, consider this your holiday starter pack.
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It's kind of just around the corner from what I've been doing.
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Cue Kanye's "Stronger" — the 2016 Summer Olympics are just around the corner.
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A large-scale attack could be just around the corner, said Scott.
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There's more bad news: Monsoon season is just around the corner. 4.
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With the holidays just around the corner, our friends over at Shopbop.
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With every minute, it felt like death was just around the corner.
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Shoppers will watch delivery times closely with Christmas just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and it rarely comes cheap.
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The wide open 2020 Democratic presidential primary is just around the corner.
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It's November, which means Black Friday is officially just around the corner.
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Halloween celebrations at Disneyland and California Adventure are just around the corner.
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The first black house Studholme ever painted was just around the corner.
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Increasingly, it looks like that time may be just around the corner.
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Spring is in the air, and Easter is just around the corner.
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Film Twitter's favorite night of the year is just around the corner.
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A Drybar, the blowout hair salon chain, is just around the corner.
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Christmas is just around the corner — for many, a time of cheer.
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But not everyone is convinced this technology is just around the corner.
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Get the champagne on ice — Hollywood's biggest night is just around the corner.
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As our antipodean cousins will know, Australia Day is just around the corner.
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Particularly when it's true competitor, the SNES Classic, is just around the corner.
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I'm at Kennedy's on Whitecross Street, just around the corner from the Barbican.
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It may be cold this weekend, but summer is just around the corner.
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But now that the law is just around the corner, options are limited.
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Sesame Street is just around the corner — if you're in New York City.
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We've got a hair salon in our own shop just around the corner.
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We're teased that punk, hip-hop and disco are just around the corner.
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The survivors pointedly said there was a police station just around the corner.
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He does not flinch when a mortar opens fire just around the corner.
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There's something big to look forward to, and it's just around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, it's time to get a new sunscreen.
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Facing your fears isn't easy, but personal growth is just around the corner.
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The unveiling of Samsung's next Gear smartwatch may be just around the corner.
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Otherwise, the era of $2 trillion deficits will be just around the corner.
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And with elections just around the corner, Congress would do well to listen.
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Provide those incentives, and an energy revolution would be just around the corner.
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But reality for you and your bank account is just around the corner.
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Victory in independence was just around the corner, but they didn't know that.
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Some will try to tell you that ratification is just around the corner.
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The holiday season is just around the corner, and that means online shopping.
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With 4/20 just around the corner, there's no telling how they'll celebrate.
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Sex, a fight or simple cell division could be just around the corner.
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Our flyby of Ultima Thule by New Horizons is just around the corner.
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The Yani Akdiniz pharmacy is located just around the corner from the clinic.
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So approval of the Qualcomm deal could be just around the corner — maybe.
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With spring and summer just around the corner, it's about to get lit.
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His assessment contrasts with Trump's hints that inoculations are just around the corner.
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CES 2018, the world's largest consumer electronics show, is just around the corner.
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Dramatic advances in biofuels tech, we were told, were just around the corner.
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It's now back below $7,100, with another New Year just around the corner.
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With turkey day just around the corner, the time for action is now.
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The big scandal of the 2016 season could be lurking just around the corner.
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Wedding season is just around the corner, and JoJo Fletcher is already getting started!
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If you are going up the Shard don't miss this just around the corner.
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Save your cash for the battles that do — they're probably just around the corner.
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Tax Day 203 is just around the corner (mark your calendars, it's April 15).
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Apple's competitor to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video is apparently just around the corner.
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With loads of TV deals just around the corner, why would you shop now?
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Fall is just around the corner, which means sweater weather is on its way.
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Get your cowboy boots on — the CMT Music Awards are just around the corner!
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Plus, summer is just around the corner, and warm weather only exacerbates insect activity.
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Everyone is slowly unwinding and the weekend is just around the corner, shining bright.
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We've been scoring points, and we knew a win was just around the corner.
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In March, a similar attack took place, just around the corner on Westminster Bridge.
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Techno-optimist prognosticators will tell you that driverless trucks are just around the corner.
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With Memorial Day just around the corner, the official start of summer draws near.
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Summer is just around the corner, and Rob Kardashian is getting his workouts in.
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This is especially important with the looming 2018 hurricane season just around the corner.
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With winter just around the corner, hot drinks are gonna be a hot commodity.
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We finally made it to spring, which means summer is just around the corner.
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They didn't want to be tied down, knowing retirement was just around the corner.
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It's officially September, which means cold and flu season is just around the corner.
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Fall is just around the corner, which means cooler weather is on the horizon.
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For anyone who can't stand the heat, change may be just around the corner.
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Yet some analysts still remain confident that an upsurge is just around the corner.
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Christmas Day is just around the corner, and it's officially time to start panicking.
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With 2020 just around the corner, Facebook has shown that it's just not ready.
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Hot Girl Summer is nearly over, and Basic Girl Autumn is just around the corner.
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With Halloween just around the corner, everyone is racking their brains for the perfect costume.
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With spring just around the corner, now is a great time to declutter and refresh.
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Here was Sherlock Holmes fighting off four attackers just around the corner from Baker Street.
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With the gift-buying season just around the corner, retailers must brace for more returns.
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February 14 is just around the corner, promising to make your sex life adventurous again.
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Sam: I live near the square and was just around the corner when it happened.
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The company bosses assure me that the Android versions are just around the corner, however.
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The day Tess and her audience have been waiting for is just around the corner.
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The days will soon start getting shorter and cold weather is just around the corner.
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For every joy in 13 Reasons Why, a dramatic turn is just around the corner.
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Two older residents say they are sure that better days are just around the corner.
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The leaves are changing, Halloween is looming, and cuffing season is just around the corner.
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Her wedding is just around the corner, and Cheryl Burke is ready to start celebrating!
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"With the 2018 elections just around the corner, Russia will be back to interfere again."
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They simply hope that another reward is "just around the corner" and keep on playing.
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Just around the corner, police lock down a high school being terrorized by a gunman.
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The credit market is simultaneously tightening, raising concern that defaults are just around the corner.
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However, the months have slowly ticked by and now 2017 is just around the corner.
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It's soothing and heavy and implies that that there's a paradise just around the corner.
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With the summer holidays just around the corner, this is the perfect time to save.
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With summer just around the corner, you might be wanting to read by the pool.
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Meanwhile, just around the corner, large tarpaulin sheets were hung up to obscure snipers' sights.
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The full moon in Pisces is just around the corner—are you feeling emotional yet?
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The residential entrance to the building is just around the corner at 2 Park Place.
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They had only known a world where another fund-raise was just around the corner.
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During a discombobulating holiday season, a constitutional or international crisis felt just around the corner.
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But now the group is sending signals that walkouts could be just around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, and that means we're already dreaming of beach weather.
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The images convey a world of boundless connectivity and seamless communications just around the corner.
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Some proponents of heritable genome editing argue that "safe" application is just around the corner.
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The Millennium Falcon itself — 100 feet long — was cooling its jets just around the corner.
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This is generally interpreted as a sign that economic turmoil is just around the corner.
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But his work on facial recognition wasn't over; its culmination was just around the corner.
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The year gets wrapped up in advance of a new one just around the corner.
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Primary election season is almost done, and the midterm elections are just around the corner.
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For his part, the LEVC's Gubbey said a step change was just around the corner.
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Gamers typically hold off on purchasing chips when new models are just around the corner.
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The US Consulate, which is just around the corner, is a major source of business, too.
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There's always something else just around the corner — you just have to dig a little further.
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WATCH THIS: Bizarre But Delicious: Marcus Samuelsson's Chicken Liver Doughnuts #CowAppreciationDay is just around the corner!
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And let us take this opportunity to remind you: Mother's Day is just around the corner.
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Christmas Eve may be just around the corner, but today, we celebrate a different holiday — Festivus.
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With New Year's Eve just around the corner, no fabric can feel as divisive as sequins.
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Hopefully, a new design for Sonic is just around the corner — and will involve less teeth.
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With the baby's arrival just around the corner, it's time to tackle these royal baby myths.
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Easter is just around the corner and Pokémon GO is celebrating with a limited-time Eggstravaganza.
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Fray Eusebio Primary School, just around the corner from Avenida Taxqueña, became a shelter by chance.
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We wrote about the likelihood that Ditto was just around the corner about two weeks ago.
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They fret that the next attack is just around the corner and we are not ready.
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There's even, weirdly enough, a Cap'N Crunch themed pop-up just around the corner on Broadway.
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For years, headlines have promised that birth control for cis men is just around the corner.
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But with new and more immersive technologies just around the corner, you haven't seen anything yet.
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The President was beaming at the thought of what could be waiting just around the corner.
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Your birthday month is just around the corner—you need to recharge before you rage, naturally.
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We're two weeks away from Thanksgiving, which means that Black Friday is just around the corner.
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Now it's a matter of a midterm election, which is just around the corner, in November.
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But with the June 5 primary just around the corner, Democrats are still scrambling to unify.
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Each time, it seemed that widespread automation of skilled workers' jobs was just around the corner.
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I'm not sure we'll get to find out, since the convention is just around the corner.
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To be clear, none of this means that the next recession is just around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, now's the time to start planning your warm weather wardrobe.
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And now that spring is just around the corner, it's the ideal time to start experimenting.
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With the coronavirus spreading rapidly throughout the world, a recession may be just around the corner.
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The general election between President Donald Trump and the Democratic nominee is just around the corner.
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Spring showers are just around the corner, but you don't have to get wet just yet.
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You know, that's the fun of it, that you never know what's just around the corner.
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He detailed a youth shaped by ambient dread about what may lay just around the corner.
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What isn&apost a choice is doing your taxes, and April is just around the corner.
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One son had been struck by a truck, another shot just around the corner from home.
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In "Nutcracker" terms, that means the wondrous Waltz of the Snowflakes is just around the corner.
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Then came the months after the election, with more promises of details just around the corner.
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It may only be September, but the December holiday shopping rush is just around the corner.
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The media and public became obsessed with the idea that human clones were just around the corner.
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With the Olympics just around the corner, everyone is feeling nostalgic about their favorite Olympians from yesteryear.
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Father's Day is just around the corner and this year, Sean Lowe is celebrating two times over.
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And, to be honest, with wedding season just around the corner, the timing couldn't be more perfect.
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I signed up for a yoga class at a studio just around the corner from my house.
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After all, 2020 is just around the corner and the show's presidential debate sketches are pretty iconic.
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Summer is just around the corner, but Tamra Judge is already having some fun in the sun!
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I had already made it to 20th street, and was just around the corner from the studio.
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Matt Viser of The Boston Globe noted the irony -- and the political clashes just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and we're here to help you find the perfect gift.
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While we can speculate, we won't have to for long: May 18 is just around the corner.
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Lawmakers argue there is also an urgency in that the 2020 election is just around the corner.
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With summer just around the corner, many people are looking to make their vacation budget stretch further.
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That thought almost soothes the sting of knowing Fixer Upper's series finale is just around the corner.
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Just around the corner is one of the most modern aircraft assembly plants anywhere in the world.
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It's not that today's tech is terrible — lots of potentially groundbreaking ideas are just around the corner.
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Billboard broke the news last week that Amazon's free-tier Spotify competitor was just around the corner.
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With March Madness just around the corner, fans are gearing up for another exciting NCAA basketball tournament.
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Summer is just around the corner, but Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello are already bringing the heat.
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" By the end of the episode, with Mike's proposal just around the corner, Ronnie began to "spiral.
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"Starvation will be just around the corner unless we get there in the coming weeks," he said.
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The AI revolution, and the subsequent innovation and growth it will bring, is just around the corner.
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Their own values have been shaken or destroyed, and maybe new cataclysms are just around the corner.
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Then again, they've been promising an infrastructure plan was just around the corner for almost a year.
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I'm sick of putting happiness on some unattainable pedestal just around the corner, forever out of reach.
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I'm an old man, and for crying out loud, I'm still thinking, it's just around the corner.
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Despite those repeated failures, many technologists remain optimistic that the home robot is just around the corner.
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With all these strides we're making, an even stronger sense of community is just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and anxious lovers everywhere are busy googling for gift ideas.
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With the 2018 farm bill just around the corner, the time is right to decry spilled milk.
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A second security team, armed with assault rifles and wearing protective vests, was just around the corner.
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Much like retirement, tax season seems pretty far off, too, but April is just around the corner.
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Their hoarding of it hints that they think the next transformative innovation could be just around the corner.
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A new season is just around the corner, and we're on the hunt for a serious wardrobe refresh.
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And that's about all we know for now, but Spring (aka Bachelorette season) is just around the corner.
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The news that Meghan is expecting in the spring means a fourth grandchild is just around the corner.
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And even if you don't find anything for yourself, don't forget that Christmas is just around the corner.
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No more worrying a ghost is just around the corner, or wondering whether we could ever be friends.
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The 2020 primary season is ramping up with the second round of Democratic debates just around the corner.
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With the holidays just around the corner, nothing says merry and bright more than an ugly Christmas sweater.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it's time to delve into the dark, the eerie, and the unsettling.
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Inside, spring was just around the corner for Kevin Malloy, his clubhouse crew and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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However, with Halloween just around the corner, it's time we celebrate the the scrappiest witch that ever was.
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If you believe the super-intelligent AIs are just around the corner, then these would be pressing questions.
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An election, which is just around the corner, is the right way to decide who should be president.
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Eventually we will get a recession but the question is if a recession is just around the corner.
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With any luck, impeachment is just around the corner and we can all be done with this disaster.
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Nevertheless, there is reason to think that free and fast internet connections could be just around the corner.
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Depending on what kind of anxiety you have, doomsday is either far away or just around the corner.
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And now the real wolf might be just around the corner that industry experts should be alarmed about.
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With Halloween just around the corner, you'll definitely want this collection on standby for your haunted house aesthetic.
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And, of course, it's just around the corner from the museum itself, if you feel inspired to visit.
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With Christmas just around the corner, now is the prime time to get ahead on the gift shopping.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner and yeah, we know you're probably still scrambling around for gifts.
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A stage was set up at the front of the queue, just around the corner from Times Square.
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Also, WWDC is just around the corner and we have some exclusive details on what's next from Apple.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, but we would be surprised to see anything better than this.
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ET at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, just around the corner from the 5 Things mother ship, aka CNN Center.
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Although Punxsutawney Phil claimed spring was just around the corner, we're having a hard time thinking warmer thoughts.
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"It's concerning because I live just around the corner," said Dietrich Neu, a Canadian who works in publishing.
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A building just around the corner from where I stood had collapsed and everyone was running to help.
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and Americans are already preparing for elaborate dinners with family and friends.
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Let's hear from Mr. Flinn: Nice timing for this puzzle to appear with summer just around the corner!
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Of course, as it turned out, a severe recession and catastrophic financial crisis were just around the corner.
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Click ahead to check out the whole collection, and get excited — better brows are just around the corner.
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A browser bar full of tabs is a constant reminder that something new is just around the corner.
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That approval may be just around the corner — possibly in the next 12-24 months, according to Hariri.
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An Italian institution since 1978, it's survived mainstream competition from the Burger King located just around the corner.
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Cheer up, SNL fans: The new year is just around the corner — hopefully bringing fresher jokes with it.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is just around the corner, and the enthusiastic fandom for the game is elated.
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The High Line is just around the corner, perfect for an early morning stroll to beat the crowds.
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Just around the corner, a tent had been erected where protest organizers tried to chart their next moves.
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But it also happens to be a neighborhood hangout, just around the corner from where he was born.
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Winter (and its freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, and brutal winds) is just around the corner, but don't fret!
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While the Presidents Cup is just around the corner, next year's Olympic golf in Tokyo also looms large.
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Driverless cars have been in the works for years, and it's now just around the corner for Californians.
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Al Gore, for example, has invoked social tipping points for decades, forever predicting them just around the corner.
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Earnings season is just around the corner and U.S. banks are among the first names reporting this week.
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On Thursday, Burton will open a flagship store just around the corner from its old Spring Street location.
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It was hand-built for the show, though, the company says mass production is just around the corner.
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The fall season is just around the corner and with that comes seasonal drinks like pumpkin spice lattes.
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Awards season is officially in full swing, with the 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards just around the corner.
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I ' m just around the corner , bit of a disaster , I ' ve done something silly to my ankle .
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Soon, everyone is panicking, there's a run on US military forces, and disaster looms just around the corner.
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"We believe that regulators approving city-wide drone delivery in high-rise urban environments is just around the corner."
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Apple's latest unveilings are just around the corner, which means it's time to start preparing to follow along live.
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Do we buy one last midriff-baring tee, even though autumn (and the cold) is just around the corner?
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Image: MicrosoftOptimize your storage and back up your files because the Windows Fall Update is just around the corner.
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Restaurants and coffee shops sprung up, sourced from food grown just around the corner and staffed by Millvale residents.
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We can ignore for now that 275 degree 753K, 275+ FPS HDR stereoscopic displays are just around the corner.
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So why is Mount Washington experiencing such crazy winds when spring is here and summer's just around the corner?
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With Halloween just around the corner, the chefs aboard Air Force 1 are getting into the spirit of things.
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With show season just around the corner, there's a new shoe that's about to gain just as much traction.
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That's an impressive deal, and hopefully a sign of things to come, with Prime Day just around the corner.
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The Moon is in your sign, and a new moon is just around the corner, promising a new beginning.
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But has Rubio's momentum come too late, with a bunch of winner-take-all primaries just around the corner?
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With the unveiling of the production Model 3 just around the corner, here's a look inside the Tesla Factory:
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It's threatened to properly snow a few times now so a big flurry is likely just around the corner.
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In no way is the industry dead — in fact, there's promise of a new beginning just around the corner.
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The holidays are just around the corner and, for many of us, that means a huge influx in spending!
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For this is fashion, after all, and the next feather-ruffling iteration is always, always just around the corner.
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Registration's just around the corner, so set your procrastinating ways aside and jump on this offer before it disappears.
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Speaking of changes, this is a pretty exciting time for you, with the BRUS opening just around the corner.
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Well, the Times just emerged from another deep dive on Friday, with the 88th Oscars just around the corner.
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"It's way too early to celebrate, Mr. Cosby," she said, adding that "justice may be just around the corner."
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This is life now, and that effortless mansion I'd always expected to be just around the corner probably isn't.
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Winter storms may still be pounding parts of the Midwest, but spring getaway season is just around the corner.
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Spring cleaning is just around the corner, and you can save big today on a new-to-you vacuum.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — The Iowa caucuses, the official kickoff to the presidential primary process, are just around the corner.
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"Just around the corner, the sun's a little warmer, the storm is blowing over, it's finally over," McBride sings.
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Side note: just around the corner where we're shooting is the first house where N.W.A. recorded their early work.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner and let's face it — the typical gift of flowers is just boring.
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As Taylor Swift (whose own Tribeca penthouse is just around the corner) would say, welcome to New York, Harry.
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"I think that equity investors are now focused on earnings season, which is just around the corner," Roseen said.
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With the NBA season just around the corner, it is conceivable we will see more politics in the arena.
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With Halloween just around the corner, this Iowa family won't need to spend any money on spooky house decorations.
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Traylor's art generates a presence at once mighty and fugitive, forever just around the corner of being understood. ♦
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With 2018 just around the corner, chances are you're setting goals and making plans for a productive year ahead.
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India's biggest indirect tax reform is just around the corner and set to roll out in about 2 weeks.
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But with a new decade just around the corner, what's the next big thing we should expect in food?
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"The trade bubble says everyone's a winner; the war bubble says victory is just around the corner," he said.
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The next economic recession could be just around the corner — and it poses a potential threat to American workers.
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Obsidian Entertainment's The Outer Worlds is just around the corner, and Cyberpunk 2077 is likely coming sometime after that.
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I sat in my parents' home, just around the corner from my alma mater, as children were being slaughtered.
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But that hasn't stopped the stock market from acting as though Medicare for All were just around the corner.
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There were the Glenn Beck/Ron Paul frothing-at-the-mouth Austrian types predicting hyperinflation just around the corner.
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The Office made its NBC debut in 2005, so that 15th anniversary Fischer mentioned is just around the corner.
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With college football just around the corner, ESPN is set to launch the long-awaited ACC Network on Thursday.
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The Best Gifts for Dads Father's Day is just around the corner — don't resort to another tie this year!
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That may seem far away, but for small business owners in the back office, that's just around the corner.
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Robert Pattinson's turn as Batman is just around the corner — and the actor is starting to get in shape.
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With spring break just around the corner, coastal bend cities in Texas are encouraging winter-weary travelers to visit.
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The shooting in Texas began at the start of a school day when summer seemed just around the corner.
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Christmas is just around the corner, and you still might be looking for that perfect present for your portfolio.
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College students are rejoicing (and maybe freaking out a little bit) now that graduation season is just around the corner.
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These are new concepts that are just around the corner, and I can't wait to tell you more about them.
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That's a lot of money for an Apple fan to spend when a new iPhone is just around the corner.
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With Data Protection Day just around the corner, there's never been a better time to become a cyber security specialist.
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Few Germans ever quite believe that calamity is not just around the corner, reckons John Kornblum, a former American ambassador.
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With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner, we're expecting loads of great deals on laptops and tablets.
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With November just around the corner, it's time to really think about which issues matter most to you this election.
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Summer is just around the corner, meaning time for lots of rest, relaxation, and if you're anything like us, wine.
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Summer's end has its benefits, like the promise of a new season of Saturday Night Live just around the corner.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, the rush is on to find the perfect gift for that someone special.
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That means the still unnamed OS is just around the corner — promised to arrive at some point later this summer.
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I'm not much for cheesy buzzwords, but systems management 2.0 (IBM Tivoli, BMC Software = 1.0) is just around the corner.
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Retirement is just around the corner and I soon intend to put Willie Nelson to shame in the weed department!
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The midterm elections are just around the corner and Janelle Monáe couldn't be more ready to take to the polls.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, a new take on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is just around the corner.
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There is absolutely no such thing as too much ranch dressing—especially when holiday meals are just around the corner.
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With Father's Day just around the corner, it's time to get serious about finding that one perfect gift for dad.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and with it, opportunities aplenty to treat your loved one — or even yourself.
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Tax reform appears just around the corner, potentially breathing new life into share buybacks and the companies that do them.
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The number of weekends until summer arrives is slowly ticking down, which means festival season is just around the corner.
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And with spring break just around the corner, what better time than now for her to share her travel routine?
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A few market observers speculated that a new recession might be just around the corner, if it's not already here.
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Fourth of July was just around the corner, and this was an era when parties celebrating the day were huge.
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GOLDEN GIRL Paling at the thought that summer is just around the corner and you've got no time to tan?
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With Black Friday and Christmas sales just around the corner, it's a great time of year to be a shopper.
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With Amazon Prime Day just around the corner at the time of my test, the page was advertising forthcoming deals.
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MEXICO CITY — Trailing badly in the polls, and with elections just around the corner, Roxana Luna reached for transcendental salvation.
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It's a world that brought you the internet, the iPhone and the next major innovation coming just around the corner.
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Halloween is just around the corner, and this year Americans are predicted to spend nearly $2.6 billion on candy alone.
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He knows "the end is close" but for him it always seems just around the corner, without ever actually arriving.
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So the coffee robot may also serve as a timely reminder for delegates that change is just around the corner.
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November's elections are just around the corner, and corruption is on the ballot right next to the names of Republicans.
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It's like having had a strong friend just around the corner who would always keep the neighborhood bully at bay.
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The 2018 elections are just around the corner and every bill the Trump team presents is an election of sorts.
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We estimate that there now are fewer than 100 leopards, signaling that local extinction could be just around the corner.
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Awards season was just around the corner and Ms. Dern, who had a banner year, needed a lot of looks.
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The first day of fall is only a few weeks away, which means sweater weather is just around the corner.
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There may be tragedy just around the corner, but for the immediate now, human existence seems like a blessed gift.
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By sharpening your ability to read the room, you can improve your ability to know what's just around the corner.
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But what Iran has not agreed to is the better deal that Trump's supporters promised was just around the corner.
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They are overly narrow and retrospective, and fail to account for the technological advances that are just around the corner.
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Yet the premise of the evening was that answers, and maybe even an encompassing solution, were just around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, and, for many, that means it's time to take fitness goals up a notch.
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It is integrated into the neighborhood, just around the corner from a driving school, near leafy streets and apartment blocks.
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With 2017 just around the corner, it's time to take stock of what's in our wardrobe — and, more importantly, what's missing.
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Super Bowl 50 is just around the corner, which means it's time to analyze the best and weirdest prop bet options.
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The holidays are just around the corner, a time when many Americans gather together with family and friends to exchange gifts.
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Sunnier days and mercifully warmer temperatures are just around the corner, and you know what that means: It's grilling season, y'all.
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"This ancient brain system seems to produce this craving, and the sense that fulfillment is just around the corner," said McCullough.
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Halloween is just around the corner and to kick things off we're sharing a week's worth of festive Facebook Live videos.
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The live-action remake of Dumbo is just around the corner, and yes, you've probably already seen our little friend fly.
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Just around the corner, Day Club will be keeping the party going at the Hilton Palm Springs starting at 12 p.m.
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With Father's Day just around the corner, it's a good thing the family seems to be on the up and up.
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But with midterms just around the corner, O'Rourke is trailing him by just five points, according to a recent Quinnipiac poll.
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With the end of summer just around the corner, the fever pitch of wedding season has officially come to a close.
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With summer just around the corner, we're looking to Bachz's best pairs to inspire building out our very own sunglasses collection.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, it seems like experts have been predicting that the next recession is just around the corner.
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With the premiere just around the corner, MTV dropped a brand-new teaser trailer for the highly anticipated reboot on Monday.
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It has never been more clear that transformational change to one of the world's largest industries is just around the corner.
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And with Valentine's Day just around the corner, we couldn't think of a better time for a dose of self-love.
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The mansions, just around the corner from Wakin's boyhood (and current) home, mostly managed to dodge being demolished for apartment buildings.
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Happily, I discovered a "shinrin-yoku" forest-bathers group near my home in Atlanta, and fall is just around the corner.
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Spring is just around the corner — and that means it's time for a new iPhone, sources told technology blog 93to5 Mac.
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It seems like you can cast your skepticism aside, pop fans: "Work" is for real, and Anti's just around the corner.
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The drink list at the club, just around the corner from the centuries-old Charles Bridge, should grow to around 50.
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With Easter just around the corner, lots of kids are gearing up to rummage in their backyards for small plastic eggs.
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Summer is (thankfully) just around the corner, which means everyone is scrambling to put together some plans for the warmer months.
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After a seemingly endless winter, the weather is finally feeling something like spring, which means summer is just around the corner.
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Black Friday is just around the corner, so we're not promising that prices won't drop further, but we would be surprised.
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Thanksgiving is almost here, and that means two of the biggest shopping days of the year are just around the corner.
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Amazon Career Day was held in the Crystal City neighborhood of Arlington, just around the corner from the forthcoming HQ2 building.
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CreditCreditBoyoun Kim The Federal Reserve still hasn't raised interest rates, though it insists that an increase is just around the corner.
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I easily felt like the target of the hatred brewing just around the corner from a place I would call home.
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The lively cocktail bar and restaurant is adjacent to Vanderpump's other hot spot PUMP, and just around the corner from SUR.
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And it's in the small-town horror of the new order, where Aunt Lydia is always just around the corner, waiting.
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A land of milk and honey, where roasted, on-demand chicken flies directly into our mouths, is just around the corner.
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With Super Bowl Sunday just around the corner, I set out on a mission to find the best store-bought salsa.
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He is moving out of his current house, which is too large for his needs, but going just around the corner.
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And just around the corner, within easy walking distance, is the Stadio Mario Rigamonti, home of Brescia Calcio, his hometown team.
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Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin had set the pace; the pseudo-sacrilege of new jack swing was just around the corner.
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But because earnings are just around the corner, the implied volatility, or the price of options on the stock, are elevated.
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With the 2018 midterm elections just around the corner, GOP lawmakers are trying to reassure the donors that they can deliver.
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But with 2020 just around the corner, it seems there is another Korean skin-care movement to get on board with.
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And it was just around the corner that he had a commitment ceremony with the man who would become his husband.
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Big bankers and their supporters in Congress have been telling us for years that runaway inflation is just around the corner.
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With spring finally in bloom and summer just around the corner, we can't wait to get our hands on all of them.
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With Oscars just around the corner, a clear frontrunner in the Best Supporting Actress category is seasoned and talented actress Regina King.
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With the new year just around the corner, it's time to revamp your beauty routine with new makeup, skincare and hair products.
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In effect, the ban on exports was designed with boom times in mind, not the bust that was just around the corner.
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Because even if the singer doesn't reach his ultimate hair goals, something tells us a SugarBearHair sponsorship is just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner and that means people will be looking for the perfect engagement ring for their partner.
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Having made new friends in college, she is no longer quite so confident that "the great tribulation" is just around the corner.
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For Android users looking to switch, it's a little more complicated, because there's a new Google Pixel coming just around the corner.
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With the Note 9's arrival just around the corner, perhaps Samsung will have more to show on that front next month.
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And now with Halloween just around the corner, the timing couldn't be more perfect to look towards them for a little inspiration.
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And yet, there's a day just around the corner that offers an opportunity to get into a different sort of holiday spirit.
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Wedding season is just around the corner, and designers who are beloved by the stars now have lines accessible to brides everywhere!
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Formation Creation / GizmodoIt's officially spring, and that means fire pit season is just around the corner!
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Even as BoJack faces its darkest demons, a classic Todd caper or equally ludicrous mishap is probably lurking just around the corner.
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At that point, the possibility of growing acceptable substitutes for human organs in specialised pig farms would be just around the corner.
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This console is usually listed at £49.99, so it's the perfect time to purchase, especially with Father's Day just around the corner.
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, check out these Autumn-inspired cocktails that will make your guests feel extra thankful this holiday.
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It's hard to believe, but awards season is just around the corner, with the Golden Globes kicking things off on January 7.
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Instead, her movie is stark as a documentary but also vaguely off-kilter, as if something ominous awaits just around the corner.
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The Emmys, fall primetime premieres, and football season are just around the corner, so now's a better time than any to buy.
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After years of seeming to be just around the corner, the era of self-driving taxis could be just five years away.
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"The agreement is really now just around the corner," Satea al-Hajj of the FFC said on Thursday as talks got underway.
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This was a quasi-good sign for fixed-income investors... although rate hikes are just around the corner or so they seem.
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It's the hubris of an adventurer who is convinced that Dahl's magic secrets are just around the corner, up one more branch.
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With the election just around the corner, the window for the United States to mount effective violence prevention strategies is rapidly closing.
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With U.S. presidential elections just around the corner, there is good reason to hope that this policy will come to an end.
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The smell of diesel is in the air, the headquarters of two well-known German food retailers are just around the corner.
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With training camps underway and the season just around the corner, here's where all 30 NBA teams stand after a hectic offseason.
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And with the holidays just around the corner, it's not a bad idea to grab a pair for a loved one, too.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Virtual and augmented reality have been just around the corner for almost a decade.
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And, Kourtney and Khloé's homes (which are seriously stunning, if you haven't taken a peek inside) are just around the corner, too.
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As for the one headed to auction, Halloween is just around the corner — it could make for a perfectly frightening lawn ornament.
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With Halloween just around the corner, I sat down with Brad and Fiona Dourif to discuss fear, fatherhood, and growing up Chucky.
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The 2s/10s yield curve is only 58 basis points from inverting - a classic signal that recession is just around the corner.
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The NRW Championships are just around the corner so today he "only" running eight kilometers — at almost zero degrees Celsius and snow.
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A majority of Fed officials, led by Ms. Yellen, continue to subscribe to the view that inflation is just around the corner.
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A path to even more detailed measurements using geospatial analysis is just around the corner, for both methane and other greenhouse gases.
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He's in peak lamentation form on "Last Name," bemoaning women trying to corner him and violence that lurks just around the corner.
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Just around the corner from Slate, where our wealthy visitor would have dined, is Buck and Breck, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar.
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It hangs on its own separate wall, just around the corner from a Cézanne still life with apples that seems outrageously neglected.
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And with CES just around the corner, perhaps Amazon will share more about the new Ring Chime Pro at the big event.
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"The kids did not do well coming back," said Bobby-Jean Loevenmark, whose house was just around the corner from Beaverglen Close.
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It’s that temptation that victory is just around the corner that compels you to put another quarter into the machine.
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It was also considered just around the corner in 2009, and then in 2013 (with a 7-3 record in late November).
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While there are still obstacles to overcome in bringing this tech to consumers, a mixed reality world could be just around the corner.
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If you work a 9-to-5 but haven't already had your year-end review, then chances are it's just around the corner.
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Maddie Marlow's wedding date is just around the corner — and her go-to-girl Taylor Dye is going to be the marriage witness!
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Luckily, the promise of cozy sweaters and warm beverages is just around the corner, but the most exciting part need not be delayed.
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Just around the corner, fashionistas will be flocking over to Rachel Zoe and The Zoe Report's fourth annual "ZOEasis" sponsored by Belvedere Vodka.
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LOS ANGELES — The 2016 Hearthstone World Championship is just around the corner and only eight competitors are left in the $1 million tournament.
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But really, with Fright Night just around the corner, we're in the thick of the best Halloween costumes that Instagram has to offer.
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On Sunday night, the Travelers won their final game, and what I thought would be a great trip was just around the corner.
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Often, you could hear the enemy before you could see them—they lingered just around the corner, at an angle you couldn't see.
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If the photo is legitimate, the retail release of the first ever phone-free standalone VR device could be just around the corner.
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Dainty sandals might be just around the corner, but for now, the chunky boots ahead are still very much our shoe of choice.
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This is because many of them have a, "contrarian mindset and assume the next recession could be just around the corner," Kennison said.
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Arriving in London off the coach from Sudbury, Gainsborough would have seen the pub where his uncle was killed just around the corner.
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When the weather starts to shift and the sun begins to set a little earlier, it means fall is just around the corner.
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He is assured that someday his ultimate goal—to make himself and everyone in his life obscenely rich—is just around the corner.
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Just around the corner, Heinen's Fine Foods last year opened a 33,000-square-foot grocery store, the first such supermarket in downtown Cleveland.
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The one-year anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal is just around the corner.
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The Definitive Guide to Business With Thanksgiving just around the corner, most of us are saving our expressions of gratitude for the holiday.
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The holiday season is just around the corner, and experts are already identifying the toys that are expected to fly off the shelves.
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In recent months growth in consumption spending has slowed—perhaps households became nervous as Brexit day appeared to be just around the corner.
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Guardado and Herrera both recently started their seasons in Europe with well-respected clubs and have Champions League soccer just around the corner.
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Halloween is just around the corner and if there was one horror-themed phenomenon this year, it was Netflix's nostalgia-driven Stranger Things.
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This is the curse of the professional fighter, the great tease of the boxer's life: glory recaptured is always just around the corner.
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For months, Republican elites have stared at the train wreck of their Trump-dominated campaign, hoping something better was just around the corner.
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Some people are really hyping up A.I., saying that artificial general intelligence is just around the corner in maybe 10 or 20 years.
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Just around the corner, scientists with PhDs in disciplines like plasma physics, optics, and chemistry run experiments in the company's four scientific labs.
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The Oscars are just around the corner and viewers eager to catch up on the nominated movies have more options than ever before.
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The income tax filing deadline is just around the corner, but many taxpayers decided not to wait until the last minute to file.
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The new season is just around the corner and these famous faces are determined to still keep things hot ... just indoors this time!!!
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The fact that Christmas is just around the corner is one reason to sign up, but there is another thing you should consider.
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Measuring change, and decay, is not easy in France, where beauty is just around the corner and life can seem unchanged over decades.
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With Netflix's adaption of The Witcher just around the corner, the final trailer has landed and we're in for some serious action, friends.
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With GDPR just around the corner, it is critical that organizations do not delay or ignore compliance as it could have costly repercussions.
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At this property, guests are just feet from the beach and just around the corner from some of Costa Rica's lush tropical forests.
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With Snapchat's big announcement and Google's hardware event just around the corner, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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Despite the pullback, U.S. stocks remain near record levels, raising some concern about valuations with the next earnings season just around the corner.
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It's officially fall, the temperatures are dropping, and Halloween is just around the corner — making it the perfect time for a ghost story!
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And of course, Columbia House itself was soon an afterthought, as a massive disruption for the music industry lurked just around the corner.
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In October, Cherry changed the location of an interview from his house to his son's home, just around the corner in suburban Toronto.
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Nobody so much as swears, and true love is always just around the corner, even for those who may seem like lost causes.
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Every generation wants some assurance that no matter how mundane or messed up our lives are, love might be just around the corner.
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With Mother's Day and graduation season just around the corner, this sale is simply a no brainer for anyone hoping to save major bucks.
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Tax day (April 15) is just around the corner, and if you haven't filed your taxes already, then you should probably get on it.
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Despite a steady flow of rumors that transformative breakthroughs are just around the corner, progress has moved at the pace of a tar flow.
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But what lies ahead for Main Street remains to be seen, with 20163 just around the corner and a new administration right behind it.
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But considering the pace at which new boards are hitting the market, it wouldn't be surprising if something cheaper is just around the corner.
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Ryan: If you look closely you can actually pinpoint the exact moment I realize I am old and death is just around the corner.
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With autonomous vehicles just around the corner, what can policymakers do to ensure that they arrive safely and smoothly and deliver on their promise?
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For some people, the advent calendar is a staple of the holiday season — a nice reminder that the holiday are just around the corner.
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A different sort of mood is abroad today, characterised by mutual mistrust, caution and fear that the next emergency is just around the corner.
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With Thor: Ragnarok just around the corner, what better way to spruce up your fan game than by wearing this hoodie to the movie?
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The vibe is expectant, gothic, apocalyptic, as if the end of everything — or at least the end of something — lies just around the corner.
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With the new year just around the corner, many are looking back at their favorite milestones and moments of 2018, including the royal family.
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He was struck by the headlines—decades old news stories proclaiming that a world free of death and disease was just around the corner.
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Hey sports fans, your day is here yet again: Super Bowl Sunday, with all its football and food glory, is just around the corner.
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The game's second summer is just around the corner — and with that in mind, it's about to get one of its biggest updates yet.
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We've seen enough science fiction (and soap operas I suppose) over the years to know that your evil twin is just around the corner.
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Down the steps from her an army battalion rushes into battle, and just around the corner, a martyr is executed during the Qing Dynasty.
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With World Toilet Day just around the corner, the global efforts of organizations working in tandem to solve the water crisis should be celebrated.
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But analysts and industry experts worry about how badly conditions have already deteriorated, especially since El Nino weather may be just around the corner.
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But if Life's take was a little abstract and detached, Popular Science made readers feel like dual-mode transit was just around the corner.
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Smartphone season is rapidly upon us, with the new versions of Samsung's Galaxy Note and Apple's iPhone rumored to be just around the corner.
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Molenbeek is linked to nearly every recent terrorist plot in France and Belgium; Salah Abdeslam lived just around the corner from its police station.
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Taliban fighters were just around the corner to lend a hand — and to receive their share of wages and taxes, in cash or kind.
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Weber, who hails from Westlake Village, California — just around the corner from the Bachelor mansion — placed third on Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette.
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Weber, who hails from Westlake Village, California — just around the corner from the Bachelor mansion — placed third on Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette.
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Added to that, Claus Vistesen, the chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said that new elections in Italy are just around the corner.
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They interpret each headline and piece of economic news negatively, and assume the next big recession and market downturn are just around the corner.
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It's October, which means Halloween is just around the corner — and HBO has you covered with the scary (on HBO Go or HBO Now).
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She's experienced, compassionate, and optimistic; she tears down barriers instead of building walls; she believes that America's best days are just around the corner.
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The new theater space will be just around the corner from the future home of MCC Theater, which is building on West 52nd Street.
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When I heard that it was just around the corner from here, I was immediately reminded of the attack in Brussels three years ago.
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The other vacant seat is on the far side of the car, just around the corner from taped-off and defunct CLOUD-synchronization stations.
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I have a coffee shop/wine bar starred on my Google Maps — El Fant — that does natural wine and is just around the corner.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A recession might be just around the corner, but for experts in the field of "authoritarian studies," these are boom times.
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A frantic fall schedule may be just around the corner, but hotels in Kansas City, Mo., Mexico City, Miami Beach and Key West, Fla.
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And with the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday just around the corner, whether the Massachusetts senator can avoid this fate will be key.
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In California, these 'prescribed' fires are now largely prohibited (because burning releases dreaded carbon dioxide), ensuring that disaster is always just around the corner.
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There is still plenty of snow blanketing a wide swath of the nation's neighborhoods, but the spring housing market is just around the corner.
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Noting that 2020 "is just around the corner," George said he didn't expect the country to be purely relying on electric vehicles by then.
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The holidays are just around the corner, which means you're probably on the hunt for a festive outfit to wear during events and gatherings.
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If cocktails aren't for you, El Mono Bandido, just around the corner, is at the top of the city's equally popular craft beer wave.
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Open enrollment season — a period in which employees update their insurance coverage and other perks for the upcoming year — is just around the corner.
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The reality is it's very hard to know if you've hit a local minimum or whether something slightly better is just around the corner.
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After everything, having even a feeble escape into the Wizarding World just around the corner from my muggle dwelling is still a dream come true.
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Whether you like it or not, though, the 2019-2020 school year is just around the corner and you've got to go into it prepared.
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With 2017 just around the corner, Cramer turned his attention to what the natural and organic food space could have in store for next year.
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With the holidays just around the corner, we have some contests and giveaways for you — yup, you have a chance to snag some free stuff!
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Fall is just around the corner — and thanks to Irina Shayk's latest campaign for Ellen Tracy, all the style inspiration you need is already here.
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Photo: Spudaitis (Pixabay)With summer just around the corner, it's getting to be the perfect weather to enjoy some delish fruits of the melon variety.
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With Easter just around the corner, it's not a bad idea to stock up on some new board games to entertain your friends and family.
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Engagement season typically runs from Thanksgiving through Valentine's Day, and with the latter holiday just around the corner, proposals are about to reach their peak.
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The missing girl drama may have been a dud, but (un)fortunately for the thrill-seeking Dory, a real crime was just around the corner.
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Still, with the July 4 holidays quickly approaching and the Republican National Convention just around the corner, she doesn't expect there to be a rush.
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Labor Day is just around the corner, and some of your favorite stores are already getting into the holiday spirit with early kick-off sales.
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Photo: Huichan Zhao/Organic Robotics Lab, Cornell UniversityRemarkable advancements in artificial intelligence have made it seem like uncannily human androids are just around the corner.
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And, most importantly, that a reversal of the five straight quarters of negative earnings on the S&P 500 might be just around the corner.
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, you're sure to hear some elderly relative wax-poetic about how kids these days won't put down their phones.
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And, remember, when it comes to governments and corporations exploiting cutting-edge tech for profit and control, "what's next" is typically just around the corner.
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Still, After just a little bit of time in the pines, it became easier to believe something terrifying or unreal is just around the corner.
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The arrival of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's first child is just around the corner — and anyone can send an official welcome to Baby Sussex!
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, families across the country, both big and small, are neck-deep in the annual scramble to schedule family time.
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In 1994, when North Korea's founding president Kim Il Sung died, there was panic in South Korea that conflict could be just around the corner.
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With her high school graduation just around the corner in June, Eric Peter Verbeeck—who was born a male—was looking forward to beginning anew.
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And with Prime Day just around the corner, price tags on tons of Amazon Fashion essentials from dresses to jeans are more affordable than ever.
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You see, the holidays are just around the corner, so you're likely to spend a lot of money on presents, travels, and decadent holiday parties.
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With the 22018 elections just around the corner, we can't afford for these urgent lessons to be lost in the din of this news cycle.
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With the 2130 NYC marathon just around the corner, you might wonder how much it costs to make it across the finish line yourself someday.
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Federal marijuana legalization is just around the corner, and the trail to legal weed will be blazed by President Trump ... so says former U.S. Rep.
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But now that the sequel is just around the corner, maybe it's time to revisit that earlier film and reabsorb some of the key details.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you can't afford a couple's massage, go for the next best thing: An at-home massager.
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WITH school-exam season just around the corner, parents will be increasingly preoccupied with how to make their children sit down, keep quiet and study.
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Fairway points to its Upper East Side location, where a Whole Foods store opened just around the corner, as a particular source of these declines.
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The country's role in the power plays of the present and future are at issue in another significant date that is just around the corner.
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What the home lacks in grace, however, it recovers in proximity: It is just around the corner from the sprawling manse where Mosby's grandparents lived.
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Whether it's Italy, Dubai, or just around the corner, you can do it for free, or close to it, with credit card miles and points.
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But in Kunduz right now, officials describe a situation in which district centers remain under government control, but the Taliban are just around the corner.
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Accounting for the latest agreements, it has placed more than 375 works in 183 institutions; the acquisition highlights exhibitions should be just around the corner.
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With a tour just around the corner, you can bet the world will be waiting with bated breath for her followup to 2013's Beyoncé.
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And with the passage of the OTC hearing bill just around the corner, we're on the precipice of major change for tech and for consumers.
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The store was just around the corner, past the angry man, and when I arrived I found a small group of people watching the drama.
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Summer is just around the corner, and with the sun, the warmth, and the leisure of the season come many an opportunity to wear white.
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Going against the Solicitor General and hearing a case where there are no circuit splits signals that legal sports betting is just around the corner.
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A financial crisis could be just around the corner, according to the chief executive of LVMH, who has described the global economic outlook as "scary".
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Download speeds were significantly slower just around the corner — about one-sixth the speeds he was getting when he stood directly under the 5G nodes.
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One evening as it started to get dark and a bit chilly, I stopped into the Meriwether Cider House just around the corner from Bittercreek.
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That means warmer weather, softer skin, Call Me By Your Name vibes, and languorous afternoons reading books in the shade are just around the corner.
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But is the recent volatility in the global stock and bond markets really a sign that a recession might be lurking just around the corner?
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I can't think of another film that has been out as long that is still being treated like the premiere is just around the corner.
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With the 2020 Olympic Games just around the corner in Tokyo, people are wondering if there will be a no-fan policy there as well.
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Fall is just around the corner, and if there's one piece you're going to see everywhere this season, it's the celeb-loved romantic printed dress.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)September is just around the corner, and so is Apple's annual fall event where it announces a stream of new products.
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Samsung&aposs Galaxy S11 series of smartphones is just around the corner, and we&aposve seen plenty of rumors about the design, specs, and cameras.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Elizabeth Warren has been busy trying to snatch up last-minute endorsements in Iowa with the caucuses just around the corner.
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With a bad back and his 60s just around the corner, James is unsure how much longer he will be able to manage the stairs.
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Day began the stretch at the par-four 16th with his third successive birdie to reach five-under but danger was just around the corner.
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The "PS43 Slim," as the internet has dubbed it, has seen so many unboxings, you know its retail appearance is probably just around the corner.
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This delusional insistence that a grand deal is just around the corner does not inspire confidence about the administration has a realistic or achievable plan.
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And in the first few years after the Fed slashed rates in 20123, a lot of people warned that inflation was just around the corner.
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It signals that democracy's checks and balances have all failed, that the breakdown is systemic, and that severe instability could be just around the corner.
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It sure does seem like people behave worse in hot weather, and with summer just around the corner, things aren't boding well for our sanity.
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With the premiere of The Hills: New Beginnings just around the corner, MTV has dropped the first official trailer for the highly-anticipated reboot on Tuesday.
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Within a minute, another car stops and picks us up, driven by a Malaysian girl who lives just around the corner from where we are staying.
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And yet more than 8 million people still die every year from the disease—despite the frequent refrain that a cure is just around the corner.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner, which means it's time to start choosing the best gifts to treat your mom to on her special day.
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Disrupt London 2016 is just around the corner, and we're thrilled to announce the release of the first wave of tickets to the Disrupt London Hackathon.
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With the holidays just around the corner, kitchens and dining rooms are on the brain, and many stores are already discounting chairs, barstools, cookware and more.
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Apple is clearly interested in and working on this kind of stuff, but the timeline suggests that what's described here isn't necessarily just around the corner.
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That piled more pressure on U.S. stocks, which are trading near record-high levels, raising concerns about valuations with the earnings season just around the corner.
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Summer is just around the corner, and with the change in season comes backyard BBQs, weekend getaways, and of course sunny days spent at the beach.
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Oil prices have surged more than 22008 percent this year, prompting investors to bet that a return to triple-digits could be just around the corner.
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With Apple's product launch event just around the corner, many investors are wringing their hands worried about weaker demand for cellphones and the new iPhone 116.
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With the Rio Olympics just around the corner, we're eagerly gearing up to cheer on Team USA from the balance beam to the pool and beyond!
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But despite warnings from some that the creation of super-intelligent AI is just around the corner, those working in computational coal mines are more realistic.
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But Chip and Joanna fans need not despair because we also found out over the weekend that a Magnolia Table cookbook is just around the corner.
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With spring just around the corner, it's time to start shedding your heavier winter gear and switching over to your lighter, and hopefully waterproof, spring attire.
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With spring in full swing and the April holiday just around the corner, you might find that egg-decorating time has quickly crept up on you.
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Once again, supporters of abortion rights believe a future without federal abortion protections is just around the corner; for their opponents, victory seems well within reach.
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"Unfortunately we fear a large-scale flare-up of xenophobic violence is just around the corner," said Wayne Ncube, an attorney at the Johannesburg Law Clinic.
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But with Netflix's Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life just around the corner, could Rory get a happily ever after with one of her exes?
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The start of Blizzard's premiere Overwatch esports league is just around the corner, and the owners of London team need help coming up with a name.
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BMW's 100th birthday celebration is just around the corner, and the company is entering its big year with another beautiful toy-looking sport coupe, the M2.
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So until we have firm launch details, you should consider these headsets next-generation products, not just-around-the-corner competitors to the Rift or Vive.
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It illustrates plainly that Congress struggles mightily to make even the smallest responsible fiscal decisions at a time when gigantic decisions are just around the corner.
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It may not feel like it (especially for the cities that were hit with another winter storm this week) but spring is just around the corner.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it's appropriate that researchers just published the discovery of a species that takes creepy-crawly to a whole new level.
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When we started this blog back in April, most New Yorkers viewed the upcoming L train closure as a scheduled catastrophe looming just around the corner.
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Cases like the travel ban and religious objections to same-sex marriage, meanwhile, threaten to reignite explosive cultural issues with the midterms just around the corner.
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Wien Stadium, formerly Baker Field, and still called that by some traditionalists, is just around the corner (unlike Columbia's actual campus, which is 100 blocks south).
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Nadir Naim, an Afghan delegate and deputy chairman of the country's High Peace Council, was hopeful that a ceasefire and deal were just around the corner.
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Instead, he emphasizes texture and intensity — typically, he's screaming in a static-y rasp, an approach that suggests abandon, and potential mayhem just around the corner.
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And for progressives who closely follow politics, the presidential race is well underway and the defeat of Mr. Trump is, they hope, just around the corner.
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Growth happens, here and there, but there's always another emotional crisis just around the corner, bringing with it shouting, revenge sex and possibly a drunken arrest.
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Just around the corner at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, Erika Williams had just finished touring the center honoring the civil rights leader.
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The Lovehoney Winter Sale has been running for some time now, but with Valentine's Day just around the corner, this is the perfect time to save.
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Also competing this week is Phil Mickelson, who has not won since the 2013 British Open, but thinks another victory might be just around the corner.
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Male breastfeeding was once the sole province of the exotic "other," observed on faraway expeditions; today the breastfeeding father seems to be just around the corner.
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In China and Japan, magnetic levitation — or Maglev — trains offer a tantalizing glimpse of the high-speed rail travel that could be just around the corner.
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Depending on who you ask in Washington, a fix to the nation's troubled health care system is either just around the corner, or nowhere in sight.
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The midterms are just around the corner and POLITICO's brand new series "The Midterm View" is exploring some of the biggest political themes of the year.
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However, it's worth noting that with Apple's new iPhone releases just around the corner, the iPhone maker is almost certain to get back on top in September.
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VR research may still be in development, but recent exponential progress in VR technology suggest virtual treatments designed to manage pain may be just around the corner.
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"That energizing aspect of having problems just around the corner to solve is really what keeps us current and motivated and our excitement level high," she said.
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Trump has repeatedly blamed OPEC for soaring gasoline costs, as prices continue to head in the wrong direction for American consumers with midterms just around the corner.
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And with springtime in full swing — and summer just around the corner — now is the perfect time to scoop these beauties up before they're gone once again.
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The upcoming season of American Idol is just around the corner and judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie are making a grand entrance — in Idaho!
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It's a sensory overload that will have you hoping against hope that after all this time, your Hogwarts acceptance letter may still be just around the corner.
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Photo: Misha Feshchak (Unsplash)Good news for fans of getting stuff fast—all of us, then—because a new version of wifi is just around the corner.
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These claims, combined with Bannon's detailed and impressive rundown of the FSD's technical specs, might lead you to think self-driving cars are just around the corner.
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Halloween is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate the spooky holiday than freaking out your friends at lunch with a creative quick bite?
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The 2018 Olympics are just around the corner, and one athlete might not have been a snowboarding sensation if it wasn't for an accident on the mountain.
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Aldridge was pushing her infant child in a stroller just around the corner from the Dulles School of Excellence, a turnaround school, when several men started shooting.
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Rift support has been just around the corner for quite a while, and it seems that Microsoft is finally ready to unveil what it's been working on.
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With 4/20 just around the corner and countless pet owners smoking legal recreational marijuana, it is important to know how the drug can affect your pet.
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Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, is just around the corner and while it means lighting lamps and eating sweets, it also means giving and receiving gold.
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And with Apple's product launch event just around the corner, many investors are wringing their hands worried about weaker demand for cellphones and the new iPhone 7.
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We&aposre just around the corner from NFL preseason, oh, we&aposre going to love some of this, this is the Dallas pit bulls, take a look.
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Discounted airfare purchased through this sale is valid for travel between February 21 and April 14, so more Valentine's Day celebrating could be just around the corner.
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With the 2017 Academy Awards just around the corner, it's time to race to theaters to see this year's contenders like La La Land and Hidden Figures.
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A woman crosses an alley guarded by an aerosol Chief Wiggum, while just around the corner, Professor Frink helps a cube-shaped Homer regain his 2D form.
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With summer just around the corner, it's definitely time to start thinking about that getaway you have planned (or are thinking of planning!) if you haven't already.
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But this is Ellen we're talking about, so a heartwarming surprise was just around the corner — in the form of $10,000 to help cover Pearl's medical expenses.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner, and for many of us, it's a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our moms and everything that they've done for us.
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He likes to write songs that hint at something strange just around the corner, even as they're seducing you with an easy melody and a simple arrangement.
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So while this new phase of mobile may feel slow, the AI revolution, and the subsequent innovation and growth it will bring, is just around the corner.
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With back-to-school just around the corner, Lance is dedicating the entire month of August to help fulfill wish lists for teachers who desperately need supplies.
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Black Friday is all about getting a good deal, and with Christmas just around the corner, this is the best time to save on your shopping list.
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If you tried these strategies and found the vampire coming back for more later despite your efforts, they're hoping the next reward is just around the corner.
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Major change seemed just around the corner as officials swung into action to amend sexual assault laws and ensure such a horrific incident could never happen again.
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Understanding that Puerto Rico is not ready, and that another hurricane is just around the corner, many families are depending on states to help provide them stability.
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With a new season of Twin Peaks just around the corner, the SPOKE Art Gallery is throwing an art tribute show dedicated to legendary director David Lynch.
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After rising for nine years in a so-so economy in the belief that prosperity was just around the corner, stocks swooned, even as growth picked up.
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Across the street a retro McDonnell Douglas sign perches above the aerospace giant's former factory, and just around the corner Virgin Orbit is developing air-launched rockets.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and you're running out of time to find the perfect piece of jewellery, bouquet of flowers, or box of chocolates.
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The Iowa caucuses are just around the corner — but with the impeachment trial underway in Washington, the presidential campaign is in a strange sort of suspended animation.
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Secondly, Steph could miss 50 million shots in a row and fans like me would STILL expect his next made basket to be just around the corner.
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He wrote about the upside of leverage but not about the perils of leverage during the kind of big price drops that were just around the corner.
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While LFW is over, the Emmy Awards are just around the corner and Porter promised PEOPLE that his Emmys look on Sunday night will be show-stopping.
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Kesha Rose Beauty&aposs first drop is just around the corner — in fact, it&aposs about to launch any day now — and we have all the details.
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And of course, November 2018 may seem like it's just around the corner for members of Congress, but for Trump that may be a long way away.
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Shipping with Android 23 Nougat would have been great, but I'm told it's coming by the end of the year, so that should be just around the corner.
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Father's Day is just around the corner, and for those of you who haven't found a gift worthy of your #1 guy, it's about time you start looking.
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But then Cavuto took out the knives himself, suggesting that another financial crisis could be just around the corner—and that Obama himself was responsible for exacerbating it.
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That's why he adamantly pushes forward: to prepare us all for the world he wrote about in 2051, the one that Delgado believed was just around the corner.
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For so long I let life glide by as good enough, because "someday" was so societally ingrained in my mind, and it was supposedly just around the corner.
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Halloween is just around the corner, and there are plenty of deals on laptops and tablets this weekend to illuminate a darkened room so you don't get spooked.
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Tooze warns that potential calamity still lurks just around the corner, and he worries that current politics won't allow governments to do the right thing if one arises.
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And with Memorial Day (and all of summer), just around the corner, we're seeing this as fate knocking on our door that a new wardrobe is in order.
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The 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards are just around the corner, and all the major players will be out once again competing for a coveted SAG statuette.
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It was no wonder with social media data abuse dominating the headlines, GDPR just around the corner, and Adobe announcing the concept of a centralized customer experience record.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner, and in honor of the upcoming holiday, Jimmy Kimmel had a slew of celebrities read text their moms sent to them.
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With April showers just around the corner, there's nobody better to look at for a little style inspo than one of rainy London's most stylish residents, Meghan Markle.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, Bethenny Frankel admits she'll likely be alone on Tuesday night instead of with Dennis Shields, her boyfriend of the past year.
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Singapore's 51st birthday is just around the corner and as the nation gears up for celebrating, many Singaporeans are ransacking their wardrobes for something to display their patriotism.
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With April Fools' Day just around the corner, it's possible that the beer is just a fictional creation, designed to provide entertainment to bored people at work everywhere.
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But it's not the slam dunk it should be for youth hockey, because in the NHL, the law of unintended consequences is always waiting just around the corner.
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In an age where science fiction is rapidly becoming a simple fact, Stern says moon mining, extra-terrestrial energy generation and space tourism are just around the corner.
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We've got some amazing stuff coming up, and I think the world is going to be really excited about the new experiences that are just around the corner.
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According to authors Neil Howe and William Strauss, a crisis—kind of like the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the Great Depression—is just around the corner.
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With 2020 just around the corner, he tells WIRED—in an exclusive interview—that the upcoming election is where both parties need to direct their attention right now.
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But Lopez had limited dress options at the time and, with the Grammys just around the corner, she made the executive decision to move forward with the dress.
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A world in which China can acquire and exploit Facebook data — perhaps by putting pressure on partner tech companies with large Chinese presences — is just around the corner.
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Don't forget to come and check out the Spring Gear Grab tomorrow from 12-3 and get ready for all those fun summer adventures just around the corner!
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He also refused to shy away from Israel's most vexing challenges and even in its darkest days he always believed that brighter times were just around the corner.
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Just around the corner, there was surely a pot of congee on the stove, or an extra helping of stewed tomatoes and beef over rice in the fridge.
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As Verollet said, members tend to live in the moment and focus on "saving" as many people as possible because they believe Armaggeddon is just around the corner.
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So with St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, get a head start on the festivities with one of the most powerful amulets in Celtic tradition: the horseshoe.
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Brooklyn hipster hang meets London pub at Sazerac, a cozy little neighborhood boîte with a great sound track (from rock to Reggae) just around the corner from Ottavio.
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There are 19303,5650 of them across the country, meaning a place to take a hike, fire up some s'mores or simply recharge is often just around the corner.
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The first episode established Shirley (Cindy Williams) as the optimist of the duo, quoting the song "High Hopes" and insisting that better times were just around the corner.
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It was a world I liked spending time in, and with its incredibly slow-burning plot, it always felt like something exciting was lurking just around the corner.
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With the 20203 census just around the corner, elected officials and demographers eagerly await the results from this once in a decade process of counting the U.S. population.
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As long as the war in Vietnam didn't demand too much of them and they believed that victory was just around the corner, most Americans would support it.
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As for his defenders in the conservative media, the ones who are convinced that a responsible, presidential Trump is just around the corner: He will always disappoint you.
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With a party conference just around the corner, Mr. Johnson is making himself available as an alternative to a large segment of the party that would see Mrs.
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As it was in those early days of oil discovery, there was a sense in Cannes last week that happy days were here or just around the corner.
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As a rapper, Pop Smoke metes out verses in tight clusters while still sounding relaxed, as if untroubled by the battles he knows are just around the corner.
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" Now compare those sentences to a line like this: "Freedom just around the corner for you, but with the truth so far off, what good will it do?
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Through eight years of a fundamentally tepid recovery, the promise of stronger economic growth that is always just around the corner has had a waiting-for-Godot quality.
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The areas in which I take the most care [are] really motivated by the fact that I believe doom is just around the corner, with every single decision.
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Ryan Johnson told the Boston Globe that he actually took the video a few months ago, but decided to share it this week with Thanksgiving just around the corner.
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The days are slowly getting warmer and sunnier and we can't help but celebrate the fact that winter is giving way to spring and summer's just around the corner.
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Photo: GettyHey, don't freak out or anything, but Bill Gates thinks there is a new flu epidemic lurking just around the corner and we are woefully unprepared for it.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we've enlisted Anna Duckworth, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Miss Grass, a cannabis brand for modern womxn, to dig in.
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Unless you're a true believer in the concept of gadget-enabled push-button convenience — and the perpetually dangled claim that smart home nirvana really is just around the corner.
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When the Mirai malware is used to build a botnet it seeks out devices such as video recorders and webcams; the botnet for fridges is just around the corner.
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It seemed like things were going to transition just perfectly and the best-friend snuggles were just around the corner … until the baby crying got louder and more frequent.
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But now I know that just around the corner, down the street, around the block, something magical is going to happen, not tomorrow not next week but perhaps tonight.
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She has cancer, and while her condition is clearly worsening, she refuses to let Conor give up hope, promising that a new treatment is always just around the corner.
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A spokesperson for the Omar Mosque, which is just around the corner from Saipov&aposs residence, said members of the mosque never saw him in their building for services.
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It suggests that inconsistency is merely something waiting to be resolved, not a basic fact of the world, and that epiphany and self-knowledge are just around the corner.
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The improvements in this new console are fantastic, but what's the point of dropping $300 on an incremental update when a completely new machine is just around the corner?
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The development of these new platforms will go a long way toward ensuring that more useful applications are just around the corner, waiting for users to pick them up.
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Still, with the holidays just around the corner, it probably won't be here in time for us to fill our Bottomless Prosecco Bottles with homemade sparkling wine this year.
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Season 2 of Riverdale is just around the corner, but already star Camila Mendes is thinking about her next project — and it's exactly what the internet wants for her.
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The Year of the Rooster is just around the corner and the Overwatch universe is celebrating big time with new cosmetic items, decorations and a brand new game mode.
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Also, with National Manufacturing Day, October 7, just around the corner and the election not far behind, expect to see more of manufacturing's issues and accomplishments in the headlines.
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Eventually, I drew some strength from the idea that the next big school scandal was just around the corner, and that, soon, everyone would stop caring about my photos.
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Yet as recent history reminds us, it's also a mistake to think that just because stocks have done little lately, a big drop can't be just around the corner.
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With the release of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch just around the corner, Target is getting in the Mario Kart spirit with tricked-out shopping carts.
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And prom season, that magical time in America when teenagers across the country emerge from their winter slumber and get decked to the nines, is just around the corner.
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The stadium is just around the corner from the Marriott, and Pence arrives a few minutes later, passing crowds of Colts fans in his armored vehicle along the route.
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She lives there with her baby and husband and in-laws; my other sister's husband is Israeli, too, and his parents live just around the corner from my twin.
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Every year after its announcement, Microsoft touted it on stage at its annual developer conference, Build, and it felt like the future of computing was just around the corner.
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A fix was said to be just around the corner, and sure enough: Apple has just sent out a patch that fixes that rando-replacement once and for all.
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Yet by promising a vaccine "soon," the president almost certainly misled at least some of the public into thinking a solution to the outbreak was just around the corner.
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The launch of FIFA 20 is just around the corner, which means you'll be expecting to fork out close to £50 once again, just like you do every year.
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Just months after almost everyone on Wall Street worried that a recession was just around the corner, Goldman Sachs said a downturn is unlikely over the next several years.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and whilst loved-up couples are busy buying gifts and preparing surprises, some of us are still looking for that special someone.
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You can pick up loads of bargains in the sale, and with Christmas just around the corner, you can buy gifts for all your loved ones at reduced rates.
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It&aposs entirely possible that with New Year&aposs resolution season just around the corner, your boss or supervisor has suddenly decided to implement new protocols to the office.
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Besides just developing an appetite or prepping political talking points to try on that one uncle, it's sometimes hard to feel particularly festive with Christmas just around the corner.
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" In some of Granick's views from 1960 to 1980, Dorley-Brown observes that hints of the hipster future can be seen "in a distant haze, just around the corner.
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Though the March deadline for fully sunsetting the program is just around the corner, there doesn't seem to be the same appetite among Democrats to close the government this time.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you saw that video of a robot skillfully opening a door yesterday, you might think that the robot uprising is just around the corner.
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When your favorite Mandarin orange chicken and dark chocolate peanut butter cups are just around the corner, it's a win for you, your family, and (eventually) your real estate endeavors.
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I've often wondered just how many of the Jonas Brothers know how Game Of Thrones ends, especially since the final season of the HBO show is just around the corner.
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No, we're not talking about winter, and sure, the holidays are coming up faster than you think, but more importantly, the Victoria's Secret runway show is just around the corner.
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Good thing there's another candy heavy holiday just around the corner to help us take our minds off the fact that they won't be out in stores until the fall.
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But by telling voters that good times are just around the corner, it has left them unprepared for the hard choices that, sooner or later, Britain will have to confront.
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But the Clinton camp and her legion of media supporters are still clearly too much under the impression that a rebound in the "fact market" is just around the corner.
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Mother's Day is just around the corner, and the new horror film Hereditary wants to make sure all the moms in your life have as unsettling a day as possible.
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Our thought bubble: With 2020 just around the corner, Big Tech companies are on a PR blitz to ensure they can't be blamed for a surprise outcome of another election.
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"So while uneven Q3 EPS reports, vacillating election polls and heated rate-hike rhetoric whipsaw investors' emotions, history reminds us that better equity returns may be just around the corner."
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"He'll be performing at the Greek Theater and the [first house that John and I bought] is just around the corner so we might pass by it," she tells PEOPLE.
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What's next: Increasingly sophisticated tools mean that more influence campaigns targeting companies are probably just around the corner, making the need to cull the genuine from the fake more pressing.
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With the holidays behind us and New Year's Eve just around the corner, a home makeover might be what you need to usher in some good luck and positive vibes.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed OPEC for rising gasoline costs, as prices continue to head in the wrong direction for American consumers with midterms just around the corner.
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The Social Good Summit is just around the corner, and we're excited to continue adding some of the biggest names in the social impact space to an already packed lineup.
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With the holidays just around the corner, we've invited 10 of our favorite bloggers in the interior decorating space to share the top home item they're eyeing for Christmas gifting.
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Supermarket retailers in the United Kingdom might be forgiven for thinking a price war truce might be overdue, but HSBC believes a fresh battle may be just around the corner.
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My thing is always to never give up, because I do feel that our treasure, our gold, is just around the corner if we are persistent and faithful and hardworking.
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"For now though, the change in the Fed's bias has encouraged the market to increase its expectations that a new round of easing is just around the corner," they wrote.
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Up the road a piece from Intermountain Turbine, just around the corner from Pacific Bridge & Steel, in the looming shadow of the Wasatch mountain range, is a slim commercial building.
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It's not like flying cars have been repeatedly promised to be just around the corner for decades, or that Uber's partners appear to be very far off from launching anything.
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With a national election just around the corner in Australia, however, central bankers will be hoping for massive government spending to do some of the heavy lifting in supporting growth.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we reached out to Montreal musician Pierre Kwenders to get him to share a playlist of his favourite love songs for all occasions.
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With warm weather just around the corner (fine, maybe that's wishful thinking), I wanted a lip balm that would smell good, add shine, and protect my lips from every element.
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, young people are pranking their poor mothers by asking them for advice on one of the greatest sins against the holiday season: microwaved turkey.
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"We think the latest moves ... suggest that a long-awaited devaluation of the pound may be just around the corner," London-based Capital Economics said in a note on Wednesday.
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The sequel is just around the corner, and from the looks of a new trailer that dropped Thursday, it's going to be just as delightfully horrifying as the first one.
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With another hurricane season just around the corner, more than 22,000 Puerto Ricans still lack electricity, and thousands more are vulnerable to outages because of Puerto Rico's fragile power grid.
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and as the number of days you have to prepare for the big meal dwindles, some people might be considering outsourcing their turkey dinner.
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The full calendar of deals — plus more details — is just around the corner, so be sure to check back when we release the full run-through of savings this weekend.
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This is a 21st-century addition to Di Palo's 109-year-old Italian food shop just around the corner, on Grand Street, and the enoteca (wine store) next to it.
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I don't remember, a fact that suggests I either didn't share my fears or they thought it best to continue to live as though Armageddon wasn't just around the corner.
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There are open rehearsals free to the public, a professional training program and a program that goes to 21 public schools in the city, including two just around the corner.
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If you've spent these past few months trudging through winter in snow boots and chunky leather shoes, we've got good news for your feet: freedom is just around the corner.
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Today, air-raid drills and videos of new missiles teach a new generation to live as if a hot war, begun by an antagonistic West, is just around the corner.
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While it may be hard to believe, Halloween is just around the corner, which means it's time to start brainstorming potential costumes for all those Halloween soirées on your calendar.
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The final season of Silicon Valley is just around the corner and the scrappy gang of tech entrepreneurs continue to find themselves in hot water in the first official trailer.
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Kim Jong-il, then the leader, responded with the "Songun," or military-first, policy, which marshaled the nation to prepare for a war said to be just around the corner.
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Ultimately, the organization decided to use that space as a café and instead use Rancho Urgent Care, a location just around the corner that&aposs operated by Optum as well.
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In 2016, Elizabeth Garbee wrote a comprehensive takedown of the meaningless phrase, which has been continuously invoked for 75 years as a new phase that is just around the corner.
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For those with an appetite for culture but a limited attention span, the tiny Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center, just around the corner from Center Street, makes an ideal stop.
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The collision happened just as many worshippers had broken their Ramadan fast, and finished evening prayers at Finsbury Park mosque – just around the corner from the scene of the incident.
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Featured Article: "For Paris Olympics, Surfing Will Head to Tahiti's 'Wall of Skulls'" by Victor Mather and Talya Minsberg The 2020 Sumer Olympics in Tokyo are just around the corner.
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It's even better, of course, when said item is readily available just around the corner and doesn't cost a fortune — which is why drugstore beauty buys are among our favorite finds.
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With summer approaching just around the corner, fire departments are warning families about the dangers of garden hoses left out in the blazing sun, which can heat water to dangerous temperatures.
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The unveil would be more of a check in to let the world know that the product is, indeed, still in the works, and big innovation is just around the corner.
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So far this year, the price of oil has surged more than 25 percent, prompting some investors to bet that a return to triple-digits could be just around the corner.
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Spring is just around the corner, but instead of the traditional lighter hues we start to see debut this time of year, stars are opting for deep, chocolate-y tones. Gasp!
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"The two sides are just around the corner to reach an agreement but one issue remains disagreeable," Mohamed El Hacen Lebatt, the African Union mediator to Sudan, told the press conference.
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Although 2017 is just around the corner, Kardashian threw it back to the '80s for a photo shoot in which the incredible results from her intense workouts are on full display.
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We've got a sneaking suspicion a new Mavic Pro is just around the corner, but in the meantime, DJI's taking $300 of the first-gen combo pack for the foldable drone.
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I always think one of the craziest things about late August is that, while we're all still enjoying outside happy hours in our floral dresses, fall is just around the corner.
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Those who believe the whoosh effect is real are under the impression that if you're not seeing results from a diet, it's because the whoosh effect is just around the corner.
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Season 25 of Dancing with the Stars is just around the corner – and PEOPLE has the first look at the poster for the new edition of the ABC reality dance competition.
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Throughout his solos, duets and trios, Mr. Abraham creates a dance in homage to Taylor's complex imagination, where humor was good and weird, yet pathos could be just around the corner.
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Despite the "American dream" — security, safety, prosperity — being more and more out of reach for everyday Americans, the idea that it's just around the corner drives people to purchase these products.
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Election season is just around the corner — but this one has nothing to do with choosing between Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump (or Jill Stein and Gary Johnson, for that matter).
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We know it feels like November just started yesterday, but believe it or not, Black Friday — as in, the shopping holiday to end all shopping holidays — is just around the corner.
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With its fourth Call of Duty World Championship tournament looming just around the corner, OpTic is setting its sights on finally winning it all, an achievement 10 years in the making.
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With Inauguration Day just around the corner, the Obamas are gearing up to pack their things and move on from the White House — but not without leaving some glorious gifs behind.
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Click here to view original GIFDonald Trump mask made in Mexico, as seen in a costume shop in HollywoodI know it's hard to believe, but Halloween is just around the corner.
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There was the stress of knowing violence might be just around the corner, the anger rooted in the administration's casual indifference, and the torment of never knowing when she'd get out.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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With music festivals like Coachella and Bonaroo just around the corner, you have the perfect excuse to scope out must-haves for your trip and not feel guilty about it. Why?
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Further insight on the world's biggest corn crop is just around the corner, but understanding how the conditions are derived and what they may actually be could prove valuable.
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I wouldn't read that much into "Rise," her first new song since 2013: it's attached to NBC's coverage of the Summer Olympics, not some new album sitting just around the corner.
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The different actors are outbidding one another for attention and funding, and for more than half a century the public has been told that the cure is just around the corner.
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With winter just around the corner and temperatures continuously dropping, now is the time to stock your closet with cozy pieces that will keep you warm during the cold months ahead.
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Two American companies, however, think that they have cracked the problem, and that a system which can turn cloth into clothing without the need for tailors is just around the corner.
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Father's Day is just around the corner — and if you're stumped on what to get dad, Parents Magazine Editor-in-Chief Liz Vaccariello recommended a range of inexpensive and useful gifts.
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Yellen on Tuesday said the U.S. central bank should proceed cautiously, pushing back on a handful of her colleagues who have suggested another rate hike may be just around the corner.
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Only my daughter's hug at the end of the season convinced me that maybe, just maybe, acceptance for who I am today, not yesterday, is waiting somewhere just around the corner.
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In real life the cantina hosts live music every day and often draws performers from Guadalajara's Teatro Degollado, a neoclassic venue located just around the corner, for a post-gig singalong.
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The concept is presented along with other winners in Pavilion Futures: The New York State Pavilion Ideas Competition at the Queens Museum, which is just around the corner from the Pavilion.
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But as it's Equity's third birthday, and the SaaStr conference was just around the corner (now postponed), we had Lemkin back to dig deep into one of our favorite startup categories.
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Gay Street is also just around the corner from the Stonewall Inn, a landmark to the movement for L.G.B.T.Q. rights, and Christopher Park, a national park dedicated to celebrating those rights.
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We know you probably have it circled in your calendars already, but we would like to formally remind you that Data Privacy Day is just around the corner on Jan. 28.
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The Fix 6 Photos View Slide Show ' With the year winding down and New Year's resolutions just around the corner, it's time to gear up for that post-holiday clutter purge.
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Christmas is just around the corner, and that means it's time for you to make that mad dash to the shops and pick up something last minute for your loved ones.
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Events continue all year and are updated on the Trust's website, but one highlight is just around the corner: "Night of 228 Solos: A Centennial Event," on April 229, Cunningham's birthday.
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Summer is just around the corner and there's one swimsuit style that is already generating a ton of buzz — the Towelkini — the part-towel, part-swimsuit innovation that has the Internet buzzing.
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WATCH: Everything You Need to Know About 'The Hills: New Beginnings' And with the premiere just around the corner, MTV dropped a brand-new teaser for the highly anticipated reboot on Monday.
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As much as you love to cozy at home, Capricorn season may find you feeling stir-crazy—but don't worry, the energy will shift soon with Aquarius season just around the corner.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and while February 14 is all about spending time with your special lady friend, we'd be lying if we said she isn't expecting a present.
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Just around the corner from the Splendid on Monday morning, Sali Nikiema, a 23-year-old waitress, confessed to feeling jittery as she opened the Brasserie Tino, another spot popular with foreigners.
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Republicans have spent years inveighing against the Fed's efforts to stave off economic disaster, warning again and again that runaway inflation is just around the corner — and being wrong all the way.
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Sale season might be just around the corner, but face it, even with the deep discounts that Black Friday and Cyber Monday offer, things are getting more and more expensive every year.
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When Poussey's friends try to find out what's going on, they're brushed off without any consideration for the fact that their friend is lying dead on the floor, just around the corner.
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With Halloween just around the corner and the long, cold winter months coming up right behind it, it's probably safe to assume that we are in prime candy-eating season right now.
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Christmas is just around the corner — well, Christmas lists and holiday shopping that is — which means we're already starting to stress out about finding the perfect gifts for our family and friends.
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With the school year just around the corner (or, in some places, fully here,) kids and parents across the U.S. are mentally preparing themselves for another year of homework, projects, and exams.
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First-quarter economic growth may have been lackluster, but the kind of growth President Donald Trump is looking for could be just around the corner at least according to one economic model.
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Some estimate that we're only a decade away while others point out that there's been optimism that AGI is just around the corner for a long time and it has never arrived.
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The 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly is just around the corner, and New York City will once again play host to international world leaders engaging in high-stakes discussions.
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But in her weekly blog post for People, Lindsay makes clear that her emotional rollercoaster ride is far from over — and that there's some more serious heartbreak lurking just around the corner.
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On Sunday afternoon, Nurul Khan changed clothes after working around his house on a sweltering day and set off on a short walk, just around the corner, to his mosque to pray.
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They have been telling us that a recession is just around the corner from practically the moment they realized that Trump had been elected, and they have been wrong every single time.
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With summer just around the corner, Trump will reportedly be spending less time at Mar-a-Lago and more at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., which he also owns.
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Before Magic Leap had a headset or software or programs, it hired marketers to sell the Dream of Magic Leap, all the while promising that a product was just around the corner.
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Lee also told them about the great Ted "Kid" Lewis, who had grown up in poverty just around the corner and gone on to become a world champion in three weight classes.
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So with Halloween just around the corner, I wanted to spend a little more time with the heroes whose job it is to freak people the fuck out—the haunted house employee.
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Little did they know that the beginning of the end was upon them, with the Parmalat scandal just around the corner and an era of decline and anguish hot on its heels.
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I missed our community garden, walking everywhere, the museums, the food, the hustle and the bustle of New York, the diversity, the feeling that anything and everything was just around the corner.
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At the 1907 Craftsman home she and Mr. Ekedahl live in just around the corner (its 2016 renovation was also captured on Instagram), their buffet table is covered in vintage lamp parts.
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"It's nice to have a two-shot lead but today proved that there are doubles and triples just around the corner, so that two-shot lead can go extremely quickly," said Hatton.
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Deep, rich shades of red get a lot of play around the holidays, but they're also a year-round staple that's especially fitting right now, with Valentine's Day just around the corner.
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The 20-story hotel is on 55th Street and 5th Avenue, meaning it's only about four blocks from Central Park and just around the corner from luxury boutiques like Valentino and Coach.
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I was taken through the Figlmüller schnitzel process by head chef Markus Brunner at the company's demonstration kitchen, just around the corner from its two main restaurants in the heart of Vienna.
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It's got a ripe theme for Kingsolver, an unabashedly political writer, to pluck — that is, how poverty looms today for so many middle-class families, just around the corner, one misstep away.
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"Keeping the main pieces of furniture neutral will allow you to keep up with color trends easily and relatively inexpensively; because we all know the next color trend is just around the corner!"
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Chinese New Year is just around the corner and ahead of next month's celebrations, financial company CLSA says stocks in Hong Kong will likely be in for a rocky Year of the Pig.
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But with the final installment of the Divergent film series' release just around the corner, there's no doubt she'll be bringing her own unique brand of nature-tinged glamour to the red carpet.
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It looks like yet another Duggar baby is just around the corner, though Jill (Duggar) Dillard isn't quite ready to spill the beans on exactly when fans should expect another bundle of joy.
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Winter is just around the corner — and with the temperatures beginning to drop, digging your down coat out from the back of your closet isn't the only thing you need to worry about.
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Fogelman is also saying life can be terrible, but in the world of Life Itself, it's just a matter of getting back up because a romantic happy ending is just around the corner.
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And if you arrive at the conclusion that you didn't have enough days off, performance review season is just around the corner — start thinking about how you can negotiate for more time off.
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But just around the corner, fashionistas will be flocking over to Rachel Zoe and The Zoe Report's third annual "ZOEasis" with activations by brand partners, including luxury skincare line SK-II and Google.
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With the announcement earlier this month that skateboarding and surfing will be Olympic events at the 2020 Games in Tokyo, McCall's dream of a cat-riding "Animalympics" could be just around the corner.
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We were immediately sold on the concept and geared up to order several bags of beans whenever they were back in stock, but then we remembered that spring was just around the corner.
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No timeline was given as to when the first wave of FIDO-enabled laptops would be released, but with CES 2017 just around the corner, it's possible we could see an announcement then.
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A three-month wait turned into a lawsuit Fincher told CNN she spent a lot of her time in jail in a state of disbelief, assuming her release was just around the corner.
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The first-quarter results reinforced what has become something of an annual economic rite in recent years — a weak first quarter, followed by optimistic predictions that a rebound is just around the corner.
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Tonnessen acquired the green dress, she was told that it had appeared in "Just Around the Corner," a 1938 musical about an impoverished girl's adventures in hotel living that also starred Mr. Robinson.
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The singer, who turns 50 next month, premiered the emotional video for "Just Around the Corner" at the CMT Music Awards on Wednesday night, which has been named Band Against Cancer's official anthem.
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If you thought wireless VR was just around the corner, just listen to Oculus founder Palmer Luckey: Cables are going to be a major obstacle in the VR industry for a long time.
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New technology means that the next quantum leap in the retail experience could be just around the corner, but it may not be about delving deeper into the virtual world of online shopping.
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The 89th Academy Awards are just around the corner, so if you want to have an educated opinion on which films should take home the golden statues this year, it's officially crunch time.
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He thinks that with innovations like self-driving cars and grocery stores without cashiers just around the corner, we're about to move into a frightening new era of mass unemployment and social unrest.
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Of course, big policy decisions like tax reform remain just around the corner, so many executives are desperate to keep a line open to the president even if it is only one-way.
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It's a stunning turnaround considering just a few months ago some analysts were warning that $100-a-barrel oil could be just around the corner, especially given the Trump administration's crackdown on Iran.
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, which we're sure you already knew because nearly every store in sight has long been decked out with wall-to-wall hearts, flowers, and other cutesy items.
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After all, Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz's Tom Tom is open just around the corner from SUR now, and it's the far more trendy way to get a little piece of the Bravolebrity action.
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READ: GOP luminaries pick sides on Trump as party rift widens The unexpected Still, if there is one lesson of the Obama presidency, it is that the unexpected is usually just around the corner.
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The next total solar eclipse, which happens every 18 months, is just around the corner, and Krispy Kreme is celebrating by doing something much more rare, releasing a never-before-seen (or tasted) doughnut.
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The second season of Riverdale is just around the corner, and while we're all worrying about the fate of Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) and the state of Bughead, there is some good news ahead.
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The first person survival game puts you on an abandoned space station infused with creepy, Alien-esque style, including chunky retrofuturistic tech and the constant feeling that there's something bad just around the corner.
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Halloween is just around the corner — and if you're still struggling to figure out a creative costume that doesn't involve dressing up as a witch or a cat or Kylie Jenner, we feel you.
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San Diego Comic-Con is just around the corner, and in addition to top-notch cosplay, celebrities, and sneak peeks at upcoming blockbusters, attendees will also be treated to countless lines and crowded venues.
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And so, with awards season just around the corner, and even more insanely good releases on the horizon, it seems like a good time to round up some of the best ones so far.
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The new year is just around the corner, and that means a whole new slate of movies and TV shows to watch on your streaming service of choice will soon be on their way.
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The dog days of summer are just around the corner, and we're here to remind you that your furry friend will likely need a little help staying cool when the temperatures start to rise.
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My M&M's: With Halloween just around the corner, this site where fans can order personalized M&M's is offering 15% off bulk candy orders when customers us the promo code "FRANKENDEAL" at checkout.
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Once-promising trials to fight both Alzheimer's and Parkinson's in the past decade have yet to uncover a cure—or any mode of prevention—despite expectations that they might be just around the corner.
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Awkward Black Girl star Issa Rae has spent the last few years working on a new comedy for HBO, and it's just around the corner after suffering through its fair share of development hell.
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On a Saturday morning just around the corner from his compact restaurant, dozens of observant Jews are walking through the beachside Miami town of Surfside on their way to services at a nearby synagogue.
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Who knew that the artist famous for folksy magazine covers of small-town life had grown up not only in the big city, but on the block just around the corner from their school?
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In an age when completely driverless cars (probably electric) seem to be just around the corner, the idea of starting a brand new online community aimed at petrolheads seems like an ill-timed one.
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But for a brief moment, thirty years ago, I thought a bunch of dudes that looked like ladies just might be singing about me and Wet Cherry thought success was just around the corner.
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New can be oppressive and novelty is always lurking just around the corner, especially if, through your own history of experimentation, no one will accept a simple, comforting Gang of Four revival from you.
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Whether a recession is just around the corner is a hotly debated topic among U.S. stock market investors, especially as the trade war with China drags on and some economic indicators flash warning signs.
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The advent of self-driving cars, the subject of so much fanfare over the last few years from automakers and technology companies, may be just around the corner — at least according to General Motors.
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But before we've even finished carving our pumpkins, we here at the Gadget Lab have already started getting reminders from retailers and readers alike that November, and holiday deals, are just around the corner.
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With the 2020 regular season just around the corner, the sense of optimism that usually surrounds Spring Training has been missing as disgruntled players add their voices to the daily chorus of Astros condemnation.
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While 2017's emoji are finally making their way to keyboards around the world, 2018's edition is just around the corner, and an estimated 67 emoji have made it past the first round.
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And just around the corner, one of the most famous moments of American history took place: Rosa Parks refused to sit in the back of the bus, as Jim Crow laws required for blacks.
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At Socialist Revolution, the Marxist journal I began working for in June 1969, the economist James O'Connor branded me "the little black cloud" because of my doubts that revolution was just around the corner.
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Just around the corner from Fenway Park, the Verb Hotel's location is perfect—steps away from Kenmore Square and Lansdowne Street where you'll find plenty of great restaurants and bars (some of Boston's best).
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It seems unlikely that the hyper-capitalistic US government would do anything as drastic as the Chinese government, but the writing's on the wall that increased enforcement of regulations is likely just around the corner.
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The Montreal Canadiens are peaking at the right time with the playoffs just around the corner and look to extend their winning streak to six games when they visit the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.
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And, now that Labor Day is just around the corner, we're looking to squeeze in all the summer goodies we can before it's too late... and these ones are just what we've been waiting for.
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He and the other Italians repeatedly emphasized to the Russians that "quickness is of the utmost importance because elections are just around the corner" as they pushed for the first shipment to be in November.
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"(Former prime ministers) all promised that within six months just around the corner we have a recovery coming, (but) It is impossible to have a recovery coming when tax rates keep going up," he said.
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With the 2020 Census just around the corner, having a healthy Census Bureau is crucial in order for the US to have a health democracy—a democracy that seems under threat now more than ever.
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His willingness to praise women who are college students, moms, and hairstylists — so long as they look good in a sundress — tells regular degular girls that their Prince Aubrey could be just around the corner.
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But now that digital networks are baked into everything, it's much harder to envision technology writing as a siloed, futurist sport designed to envision the new "digital nation" that is inevitably just around the corner.
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Tonight's episode reminded us that another Ali, another tormented teenager looking for revenge, and another person with the ability to use a few ill-timed photos to bully people is always just around the corner.
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With Super Bowl LII just around the corner, a crew of lifelong friends will be making their annual trip to watch the game in person — just as they have done for the last 51 years.
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So, we might still be a little sad that the holiday season of hearts, kisses, and candy is almost over, but at least spring and more white chocolate M&M's are just around the corner.
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College move-in day is just around the corner and although I'm sure your parents have double- and triple-checked your packing list more times than you can count, there's definitely something you forgot: headphones.
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"The agreement is really now just around the corner," Satea al-Hajj, a leader in the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition of opposition groups, said in a press conference in Khartoum on Thursday.
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The Greek government believes a deal with international creditors on its current debt pile is just around the corner, potentially paving the way for the embattled euro zone economy to finally stand on its own.
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Tactical maneuvering With parliamentary elections just around the corner, the Taliban would dearly like to have a fair chunk of the government, and for that, political concessions are what they appear to be going for.
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At the moment all we know is that the anticipated Stranger Returns album should be just around the corner, and with stuff like this dropping now, we're definitely in for a good bit of greatness.
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Most people would not insist on working out 93 miles from their home when there's a perfectly good gym just around the corner, especially when they'll be roundly criticized by millions of people for it.
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"All of this leads to the picture of an active, swift, agile predator living in the twilight of the time of the dinosaurs without realizing that a catastrophe was just around the corner," Jasinski said.
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With a Game 7 showdown between the Toronto Raptors and the Indiana Pacers set to happen just around the corner at the Air Canada Centre, the mood was set, and the crowd went fucking wild.
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"Fifteen years is really just around the corner for people planning their retirements," said John B. Shoven, a Stanford economist who is also affiliated with the Hoover Institution and the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Most people would not insist on working out 11 miles from their home when there's a perfectly good gym just around the corner, especially when they'll be roundly criticized by millions of people for it.
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And despite Smith's track record of hinting in interviews that a public offering is just around the corner, a person with knowledge of the matter told me there are currently no such plans for 21.95.
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In other Equity news, we're back with guests over the next few weeks, so if you miss us having a venture capitalist along for the ride, fear not, their return is just around the corner.
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Whether or not you believe that regime change in Iran is truly just around the corner, I am absolutely convinced that with such women in the ranks of the resistance, change will come to Iran.
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It's just around the corner from a Madewell store, where a book of photographs by Mark Ellen Mark adorns a carefully curated wooden bookcase alongside a denim hat, sunglasses, and a pair of strappy sandals.
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Of course, 9/11 and the Dotcom Crash were just around the corner, but for a moment, a wave of tension that had built up through the decade crested in an explosion of trippy culture.
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With the Tuesday summit in Singapore between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un just around the corner, a flurry of planning, negotiating, strategizing and perhaps even a bit of finger-crossing is underway.
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Despite the Stanley Cup Final just ending, like, last week, the NHL season is just around the corner and the Philadelphia Flyers have unveiled a new mascot to get some juice flowing into the new year.
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A trade deal between the United States and China — which may be just around the corner — could be derailed by a "temptation to game the system," a former U.S. diplomat and ambassador told CNBC on Friday.
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Autumn is just around the corner (although we refuse to stop drinking frosé until at least mid-September), and you know what that means: Fall flavors will be finding their way into all our favorite treats.
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It may come as a shock to some since we're not even halfway through August, but in recent days, hints have been dropping left and right that the PSL's 2018 release is just around the corner.
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Williams' wedding to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is reportedly just around the corner and based on the number of extraordinarily famous people who are rumored to be attending, she seems to be set on friends.
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Although that was good enough for third in the medal table, Japan was some distance off second-placed South Korea and they will want to close that gap with their home Olympics just around the corner.
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And with the UFC increasingly making fights like the end of the world is just around the corner (which, let's be honest, it may be), this may be just the fight to risk the apocalypse for.
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Singapore's economy grew at its slowest annual pace in a decade in the second quarter, preliminary data showed last week, raising bets that a technical recession and monetary policy easing could be just around the corner.
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It's time to get excited about smartphones again because the new year is just around the corner, and that means Samsung's next flagship phone â€" unofficially dubbed the Galaxy S219 â€" is nearing its official release.
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With the preview performances of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child just around the corner, Pottermore is unveiling first looks at each of its cast members over the next few days.
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With Star Wars: Rogue One just around the corner, fans are beginning to wonder how the Galaxy Far, Far Away translates from the era of The Revenge of the Sith to that of A New Hope.
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Feeling pleased with myself for my punctuality, I glanced at the map I'd had the foresight to print out earlier and compared my current location to where I'd circled the university entrance—just around the corner.
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In fact, when Mr. Yglesias heard earlier this year that a high-tech, indoor farming facility was now growing greens just around the corner from Mompou, he was pretty sure he would never become a customer.
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Issa doesn't quite understand the troubling waters Molly finds herself in, trapped in a dating landscape dominated by apps that make the possibility for love seem simultaneously just around the corner and completely out of reach.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)It's a company used to the spotlight, but the biggest day in Uber's history is still ahead: The richest and most highly anticipated IPO of the year is just around the corner.
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I don't know how long it'll take before flying cars are a thing, but getting on a car that'll just take you to your destination without you having to do anything is just around the corner.
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Just around the corner from the Najjar home in Khuzaa, visible from their rooftop, is a barren field that has been turned into the stage for one of five protests along the Gaza-Israel border fence.
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"The Green Ray" documents Biarritz's mix of tourist kitsch, wealth and exuberant mating rituals, but it also captures the promise of the city: A meaningful encounter is always just around the corner, perpetually out of reach.
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Though Chinatown was just around the corner, Wong was a rare Asian resident on the Lower East Side, and he became integral to it, one of the surest and most steady documentarians of its cracked mood.
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With 2020 and a brand new decade just around the corner, Insider took a look back at the worst fashion trend from every year of the 2010s that we will hopefully be leaving behind for good.
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They're considering a site just around the corner from the current Idle Hour, but there may be zoning issues to address there — it's near a church — and other obstacles to repurposing the building as a tavern.
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The 72nd annual Tony Awards ceremony is just around the corner, and if you're one of the many theater fans for whom Broadway's most star-studded evening is the awards night of the year, you're in luck.
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Summer is just around the corner, so whether you're in need of some new comfy sandals or a really cute pair of wedges for vacation, take a cue from celebs and get yourself a pair of TOMS.
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Image: NubiaWith Samsung working on bendy displays to put in flexible phones and even providing those screens to Chinese phonemakers to help grow the ecosystem, it's clear a new era for smartphones is just around the corner.
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Just around the corner from one of Miller's murals in Hollywood, where a group of visitors snap non-ironic photos, a cheap white tent covers up another, private mural, designed specifically for and by Like and Subscribe.
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The 32-year-old took to the social media app to share three snaps from her time in the studio, and they're giving us hope that a new hit single or two is just around the corner.
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European leaders have congratulated Donald Trump for winning the race to the White House, despite concerns over what his presidency could mean for global politics, with key general elections in Germany and France just around the corner.
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In the business district of Vedado, just around the corner from Procle, is the Vintage Bazar, a shop that refurbishes old lamps as well as designs quirky new ones with anything from plumbing pipes to water bottles.
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There's no word on when we can expect the feature to roll out to all users, but Google's developer conference is just around the corner, and this would make for one hell of a One More Thing.
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Singapore's economy grew at its slowest annual pace in a decade in the second quarter, preliminary data showed on July 12, raising bets that a technical recession and monetary policy easing could be just around the corner.
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And while it may be a bit too chilly to forego a few layers underneath our own vintage denim jackets, spring is just around the corner, which means, technically, Jenner's latest denim feat is right on time.
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Martin, Butler overwhelm Western Illinois With Big East play just around the corner, Butler enjoyed its final dress rehearsal with a 107-46 non-conference victory over Western Illinois on Thursday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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Add in the possibility that some of these headsets warn that they may not be safe for children and you can see how the next cycle of fear for our rotting brains is just around the corner.
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" She also added in a statement: "Having the strength and faith to know that there are better days just around the corner is such an important message for us to share with everyone fighting this brave battle.
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The new data, contained in three reports released by state budget analysts this week, raise concerns that states could face a new round of belt-tightening — and that another economic slowdown could be just around the corner.
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So, to summarize this whole insane week, I can say this: 2016 CES proves that not only are accessible, long-range EVs here — and here to stay — but that self-driving cars are just around the corner.
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For his part, Mr. Trump continues to perpetuate the lie, believed as gospel by many Kentuckians, that a boom for the coal industry is just around the corner, bringing with it an influx of jobs and prosperity.
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No time table was given as to when users can expect to see SamsungOne in products, but with the rumored upcoming release of the Galaxy Note 7, the font's product introduction may be just around the corner.
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Convinced that a recession was just around the corner, they have raised $136bn since 2017, more than they did in the four years that followed the financial crisis, according to Private Debt Investor, a financial-information provider.
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Just around the corner, close to the Labour Party's constituency HQ, a former geography teacher said she had "given up" on Jeremy Corbyn's party, and was considering voting Liberal Democrat for the first time in her life.
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Season 2 of Amazon's "Bosch" begins the way Season 1 did — with a car gliding down a Los Angeles hillside, the lights of the city twinkling in the background and a violent death just around the corner.
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"The upshot from today's data is that economic activity seems to be holding up reasonably well, with few signs that a renewed slowdown is just around the corner," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist at Capital Economics.
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Although just around the corner from the ticket booths, the space — configured as a constellation of stands and counters, each with a specialty: porridge, baked goods, sandwiches, salads and smoothies — seems eerily removed from the city's crush.
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With fall just around the corner, users have already been scouring Amazon Fashion for the cutest looks to add to their chilly weather wardrobes, like this tie-front blouse that's recently been climbing the best-sellers charts.
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The managing director of Europe's bailout fund told CNBC Thursday that the euro zone has worked hard to ensure it's able to deal with future financial shocks, downplaying talk that another recession is just around the corner.
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" Kerber said she hoped a turnaround in form, and in mind-set, might be just around the corner: "I need one good match, maybe, to get also my confidence back and then to see that it works.
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Qualcomm's next chips will be faster and more power efficient, too, with even faster network connectivity — especially with 5G just around the corner that will only make ARM-powered devices more appealing compared to their traditional counterparts.
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However, there are some investors who think that the next wave of big technological breakthroughs are just around the corner — and that 2020 will be the year that they enter the public consciousness in a real way.
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Just around the corner from the hotel, the streets of Fulton Market and Randolph Avenue, are full of Top Chef contestants (and a couple winners) like Stephanie Izard's Girl and the Goat and newer Duck Duck Goat.
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