Some females laid no eggs at all; one laid 126.
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If he wants it laid out, I laid it out.
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There were people laid off that had not been ever laid off. Right.
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A: When I did get over there and he did take me by my arms and turn me around and put me on the bed and laid down, laid me back and laid on me as he laid me back.
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So I literally laid out a vision, I laid out ... Was that a memo?
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Republicans laid out their four priorities, and Democrats laid out ours: the Dream Act.
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The Public Editor Sometimes the best-laid plans, well, just aren't that well laid.
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I gently laid a white towel over the man's chest as he laid in bed.
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" And the past tense of lay is laid: "I laid the book on the table.
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"People are getting laid off or don't know if they will be laid off," she said.
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"My understanding, as the secretary of State laid this out, is he laid it out not as a U.S. military objective; he laid it out as a U.S. objective," Votel said.
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You're going to get all of these 24.4,230 people that are being laid off — they're laid off.
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Changing landscape: Mandel was laid off by Fox Sports last month while Davis was laid off by Sports Illustrated earlier this year — ESPN also notably laid off a number of big name journalists in 2017.
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Just as he takes over an institution where I laid a certain groundwork, similarly he has laid groundwork here.
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The information I laid out in my July 31 column was laid bare in the IG report's official timeline.
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Loggerheads have laid only eight new nests at the refuge since the storm, while green turtles have laid 466.
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Business Insider spoke with 12 laid-off employees, some of whom reported hearing that thousands could be laid off.
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On Tuesday, Sonder laid off and furloughed more than 400 employees, while Zeus Living living laid off almost 80 employees.
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Laid-off retail workers and local reporters are just as much victims of economic change as laid-off coal miners.
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"I laid out what the landscape was, in the aftermath of that shooting, and laid out my recommendations," said Johnson.
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One, Flora, laid 11 eggs (eight of which developed normally) and another, Sungai, laid 22, four of which yielded normal male dragons.
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Today is Valentine's Day which means, like any other day, you fall into one of two categories: getting laid or not getting laid.
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Some 70 workers at that plant were laid off in September and 70 were laid off at the Moses Lake plant in 2016.
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Triad laid off staff earlier this yearOn September 26, the Tampa Bay Times reported that Triad laid off an unspecified number of employees.
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"It's a classic example of the fact that many things are laid at porn's door, that should be laid instead at society's," Gallop wrote.
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A friend got laid off, he was watching all his co-workers get laid off sequentially; they're being replaced by H-1B visa people.
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Interestingly, eggs laid in cooler waters hatch more slowly and generate more female silversides than those laid in warmer waters, which produce proportionately more males.
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You get both the most lovely gaze a professional camera's ever laid upon Aretha Franklin and some of the mightiest singing she's ever laid on you.
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Powell's Books' union is accepting donations for laid-off employees here and laid-off employees at McNally Jackson have also set up a PayPal account here.
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Some people would rather we stick very, very closely to the plots as they are laid out in the chronological order they're laid out in the book.
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It laid off 25% of its workforce in 2016, then laid off another 40% of staff the following year, including its CFO, CCO, VP of Customer Success and others.
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Trump laid out a ten-step plan that greatly resembled the plan that he laid out—to great controversy—at the outset of his candidacy over a year ago.
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"Some may get laid off in January, just like they got laid off last January," said Jacque Williams, a former Carrier worker who is determined not to go back.
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Montaigne, having no access to the abstract concepts that were later laid on this foundation, gives us deeper access to them, because he was the one who laid it.
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They&aposve seen others laid off across the industry and often were laid off themselves, and are more concerned about issues like pay equality and diversity in their ranks.
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"Best Laid Schemes … " ends on a tragic note.
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The EP was one of the last albums recorded in the legendary Magic Shop studio, where Bowie laid down his final masterpiece, Blackstar, and Arcade Fire laid down The Suburbs.
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Angus Harrison: From the offset I want to establish the difference between going out and hoping you might get laid, and going out with the solitary intention of getting laid.
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BuzzFeed announced that roughly 15 percent of its staffers would be laid off as the company attempts to reach a sustainable growth model, while HuffPost laid off around 20 journalists.
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"Russia is not working according to a master plan carefully laid-out laid out by President Vladimir Putin," Henry Farrell, of George Washington University, argued last month in Foreign Policy.
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In the past, in order to get to all the ideas and variances of a riff, I would have laid out a song really long, and laid it out linearly.
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Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Good job, family.
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But Mr. Cipollone's letter laid out additional arguments for why he said Congress had no right to information like underlying documents and testimony concerning matters laid out in the Mueller report.
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He also laid into the network's chairman, Jeff Zucker. .
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" Almena: "I laid my body down there every night.
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That's the pitch Melissa Villaseñor laid out – in song!
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Hemsworth, on the other hand, laid low — until Thursday.
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If we had Obamacare in place right now, the odds are very high my father would have been laid off, because it's teenaged kids like my dad who have gotten laid off.
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What went wrong: The Vancouver-based cannabis cultivator announced on October 30 that it had laid off 20 employees, bringing its total number of laid off employees to 65 since August 1.
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Foundation laid In the 10 months of his presidency, the Trump administration has laid the foundation for him to take the kinds of strong retaliatory measures that would leave Chinese officials fuming.
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Oil companies have laid off an estimated 270,22015 workers worldwide.
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"Accountability has to be laid on somebody's lap," he said.
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D He could have just laid low, but he hasn't.
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I think she's more laid back than I am, too.
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Through the hearing, Democrats laid down several markers for Sessions.
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It's a hard decision to make: acne or laid edges?
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By that point, a plastic sheet had been laid out.
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They were probably just like, "Hey... wanna get laid?" basically.
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These details were probably laid out on the project's website.
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Hipstamatic laid off all but six employees three months later.
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The first trap was laid before Mr. Trump took office.
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She laid down a verbal hammer to explain her decision.
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But their creative history laid the groundwork for their relationship.
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The Atlantic has suggested the groundwork is already being laid.
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They are laid out on display on an ornate blanket.
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Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio also laid blame with ISIS.
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Cosby walked her to a sofa and laid her down.
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Many huddled into the pews, laid out in orderly rows.
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We've laid off schoolteachers for three years in a row.
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"We've already laid all the plans for it," Nuytten said.
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If it's #SherinMathews happy recovered so properly laid to rest.
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Because he really laid into Dick Kovacevich and John Stumpf.
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Pandora laid the foundation for its country fans years ago.
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The charges come on top of ones laid in 2016.
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John Carney, who introduced Biden, laid it on particularly thick.
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Instead, she said, she laid blame on the children's parents.
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It is not suggested that he himself laid a wreath.
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One of the dogs, Darel, laid down at her feet.
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Otherwise only like 1% of humans would ever get laid.
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So I hope that myth will be laid to rest.
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"I love how you've laid out this process," Bullock said.
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Only gets enough while laid off to pay needed bills.
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And where has Manafort been since the charges were laid?
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Employees have been laid off as the company relocates, too.
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Not surprisingly, Hoyer laid the blame at the GOP's door.
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The splits laid bare by the election are mainly regional.
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The organization later laid off the head of the unit.
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Constitutionally, he argues, there is "no pecking order laid down".
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And so it laid down this challenge for the public.
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I grabbed onto him, and laid on top of him.
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Everything about the interior is futuristic and intuitively laid out.
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Chris — the show's dominant voice of reason — laid it out.
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Tudor Jones laid off 219.1 percent of staff in August.
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This is wrong, for all the reasons laid out above.
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When the bet was laid, no sparticles had been spotted.
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It was a very laid back sort of gameplay video.
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He laid in the winning shot as the horn sounded.
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The number of positions being laid off was not disclosed.
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All of the company's LA employees were laid off yesterday.
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Those stories laid the groundwork for Clinton's impeachment in 1998.
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"This memoir is my soul laid bare," she tells PEOPLE.
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Other candidates have laid out alternatives to expand coverage. Sen.
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Another reported that Trump "absolutely laid into" the Texas senator.
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Sometimes the best laid plans are meant to be broken.
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He laid the legal groundwork for the South to secede.
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Kandi is so laid back but, she's also just straight….
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This time, the roach allegedly laid its eggs before dying.
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Alright ladies of Tampa, the challenge has been laid down.
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Workers will be laid off or reassigned to other sites.
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That year, Apple laid off one third of its workforce.
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It's very simple once you see it all laid out.
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That is until we laid eyes on Kylie Jenner's cake.
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True, there's nothing laid back about Hollywood's latest style foray.
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Here's what he laid out, along with some concrete examples.
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"He was always smiling and very laid back," says Cox.
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As he is laid down, life rings out -- a cry.
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Very laid back style you can dress as you like.
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But online deception goes beyond the quest to get laid.
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He laid the predicate for this a long time ago.
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BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and Pimco have all laid off staff.
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In August, Mr. Bikov was laid off from his job.
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Few details are ever made public unless charges are laid.
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Facebook laid out its major findings in a blog post.
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The foundation's been laid, and the trend is now accelerating.
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I laid my three children down there every night. Profit?
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Those scenarios need to be laid out, discussed and resolved.
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Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without severance last week.
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Dr. Pillsbury, you have laid out a very daunting situation.
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We lit candles on the table and laid out snacks.
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Six Andean flamingos laid nine infertile eggs, the WWT added.
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We laid down, hid, kept quiet, until the police arrived.
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And GMS comes with some conditions laid down by Google.
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"I laid there feeling sick," she said in the article.
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"The newly laid roads are especially at risk of melting."
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But he was very laid back, kind, approachable and funny.
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I enter a cubicle where chocolate drops are laid out.
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Chris Sloan at Avalere Health laid it out for me.
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State laws build on groundwork laid at the federal level.
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On Monday, Trump laid out his vision for America's economy.
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Okay, so Kanye West laid the foundation for this one.
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But the course he laid out is being fundamentally changed.
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"He was kind and gentle and laid back," Hall said.
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And they've laid partisan politics aside occasionally at work, too.
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I think sometimes mistakenly people take him as laid back.
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It funded research that laid the foundation for the internet.
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He is to be laid to rest this coming Friday.
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Anderson "The Spider" Silva, laid low by a moody gallbladder.
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Luke: Laid back, but also got a bit of cheek.
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ESPN also laid off about 100 staffers in late April.
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Here is the relevant recollection, as laid out on Sunday.
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Its foundation was laid, and almost all aspects were coordinated.
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Avalanche laid out a content roadmap running into the fall.
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I think that was the goal he laid out yesterday.
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He laid out three of the possible solutions being discussed.
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Staff was laid off, capital budgets slashed and operations curtailed.
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This was definitely a bomb I laid on my family.
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She undressed, laid down, and curled into a fetal position.
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Across the city, people laid flowers and candles at memorials.
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Still, that kind of laid back life can't last forever.
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On his show, Hewitt laid into Price over Heyman's arrest.
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"That's my life — going out, working, getting laid," she said.
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NASA has laid groundwork for an eventual "asteroid redirect" mission.
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No charges have been laid against him, the source said.
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That's pretty much how we laid out the whole thing.
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The startup laid off 30 employees last year, TechCrunch reported.
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The simplicity of this broken man is suddenly laid bare.
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His slogan might as well be Get America Laid Again.
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But the respective paths laid out by McElwee et al.
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The Democratic playbook is laid bare for all to see.
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HAS IT BEEN LAID FOR YOU TO POTENTIALLY REACH AGREEMENT?
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It also laid off about five people, according to Recode.
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Just a really laid back picture, not trying too hard.
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I just laid my head back and told my mom.
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Final thresholds will likely be laid out in the guidelines.
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Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, William and Harry all laid wreaths.
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"They're laid back guys, and they're good students," he said.
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It is a basket of bad ideas laid out beautifully.
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The bold changes Trump laid out on the campaign trail?
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"No, he just laid down and passed out," she replies.
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The moment they laid her down, Phillips began administering CPR.
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All these have laid a solid foundation for Apple's future.
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In the 1850s, wealthy southern slaveholders laid out the argument.
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And the unspoken blame would be laid on Guess Who.
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McCallum reportedly laid out three scenarios for resolving Meng's case.
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In April 2018 the paper laid off nearly 50 employees.
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INDOORS: The three condos are laid out side by side.
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But the task force laid blame firmly on the state.
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He laid out a case — but you've got to deliver.
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On Sunday, Booker laid out his case for this approach.
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Actually, Trump has laid out about 18 plans on immigration.
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The fabric is then laid flat and cut by hand.
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"The person who laid you off is a total jerk."
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They have already laid waste to free speech in Europe.
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Bill Appledorf was laid off twice, in 1991 and 2000.
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I sat down on the ground, then I laid down.
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A video production company laid her off after three months.
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His mother was repeatedly hospitalized; his father was laid off.
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"Joe is a laid back dude, no doubt," Stock said.
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"It's really my best shot at getting laid," they said.
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In an interview with CNN, Gardner laid out his rationale.
|
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"When I laid my hands on those flowers," he said.
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Piles of rocks, laid by farmers, demarcated the flooded borders.
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The lies have been laid bare, and on several levels.
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I actually got laid off from my job, which sucked.
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These goals were laid out in a memo published Tuesday.
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Maybe Alex had never even laid a hand on her.
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And Osweiler laid the egg his entire season had presaged.
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Diagrams, lists, charts were all laid out on the floor.
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Taekwondo and judo masters laid waste to a flailing boxer.
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I couldn't get laid, so I had to end it.
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"Rebel Yell" by Billy Idol You're going to get laid.
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There were also employees laid off in Nevada and Utah.
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Here's the supporting evidence, as laid about by redditor snowyday.
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Medicare today doesn't meet the definition DSA has laid out.
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He had laid claim to the World's Fastest Man title.
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But instead they stayed for the primitively laid out text.
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But the prosecutors laid blame on the police, not themselves.
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She laid out what she was -- and wasn't -- comfortable with.
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Fresh produce was all laid out in an artistic way.
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Another outburst, and another brick on the wall was laid.
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In 2017, the company laid off nearly six thousand workers.
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Shops and restaurants shut their doors, employees are laid off.
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Most laid down in the shade and tried to nap.
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The Morris has laid off 16 of its 21 employees.
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Thousands of workers have already been laid off or furloughed.
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Both Landt and Poon's tests are laid out in detail.
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"God has laid that burden on me," Mr. Buchanan said.
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Ryan laid into Avenatti, calling his conduct malicious and unprecedented.
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Load laid bare the band's underlying antagonism toward its audience.
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She got laid off in the Nissan factory in Sunderland.
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Some of the same companies laid off thousands of workers.
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Many of Manhattan's streets were laid out in straight lines.
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So we laid out all the good parts for you.
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He laid down several conditions for a resumption of negotiations.
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Here are five political realities that the vote laid bare.
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The specifics laid out in the accusation are not known.
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"My parents laid out a lot of money," he said.
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John Kennedy, the final questioner, who truly laid everything bare.
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Mr. Bush will then be laid to rest in Texas.
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Many companies have laid claim to their own corporate holidays.
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So far, no one has laid a glove on him.
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The main constant: the president disrupting his best laid plans.
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People who are laid off are eligible for the aid.
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A third laid off 2,2003 people, including corporate office staff.
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Over two days, the mob laid waste to the neighborhood.
|
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Bizzarri then laid down a challenge that became fashion legend.
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Out of 134 center employees, 80 have been laid off.
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Our process is laid out right there on our website.
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Everyone that was laid off was given no warning whatsoever.
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"But we laid the groundwork," Gastman tells The Creators Project.
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More than 8,000 miles of cable have already been laid.
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Cruising, for me, was about more than just getting laid.
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All 25 employees were laid off as well, including Richards.
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Albert Speer laid out neoclassical buildings for the Third Reich.
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A lot of people got laid off and they're huge.
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It has not laid out what those terms might be.
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Passing it would violate every standard that McCain laid down.
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On Monday, YouTube laid out its policies for handling disinformation.
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It has laid six complaints against police for sexual assault.
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Garrison laid out multiple allegations of Bloomberg directly targeting her.
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YouTube also laid out when it would terminate a channel.
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Fashion is written text, laid down in lace and aglets.
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The Camerata has laid down a marker for classical music.
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Vice Media laid off 10% of its workforce in February.
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Not all populists have laid siege to their central bank.
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She laid her head on his shoulder and they danced.
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I want to hear what you've laid down so far.
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Carpets are laid alongside for people to kneel and pray.
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He pick up a rock and laid my head open.
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The space isn't huge, but it is empathetically laid out.
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The villagers had never laid eyes on the representatives before.
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Their foundations are laid by disparate actors, crises, and movements.
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The prison's closure resulted in 400 employees being laid off.
|
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai laid the blame with Hawaii's system.
|
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Arizona teachers laid the groundwork this week for a walkout.
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They're also following a path partially laid by Elon Musk.
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The majority, 120 employees, would be laid off in Denmark.
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In October 2012, Hurricane Sandy laid waste to the restaurant.
|
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So a sluggish recovery was laid at Mr. Obama's feet.
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The revelations have laid bare the government's incompetence and cruelty.
|
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Officials said the mains that ruptured were laid around 1912.
|
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Now Caixin has laid out similar doubts for its readers.
|
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The Times has laid out the links in this graphic.
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And then Republicans laid out their defense, the shrug emoji.
|
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Hundreds of employees will be laid off as a result.
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A fried egg is laid over it, in a flop.
|
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Overall, 86 of roughly 560 corporate employees were laid off.
|
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Later in the episode, Luke's character is laid to rest.
|
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Unfortunately, these things happen to even the best laid plans.
|
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Mozilla laid off about 70 employees today, TechCrunch has learned.
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Splinter is shutting down and we're all being laid off.
|
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The memos laid out details of an Oval Office meeting.
|
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How do you handicap the situation you just laid out?
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He will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.
|
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"Of course the stock was laid to waste," he said.
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Never laid eyes on that poor deluded girl, he posted.
|
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All of them built on the foundation that Sony laid.
|
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Congressional Republicans have laid the groundwork for the President's behavior.
|
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"Our priorities are the ones we laid out," he said.
|
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Sixth, American values are not laid out in the Constitution.
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The scenario I just laid wasn't made up by me.
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The steps we have laid out here are not predictions.
|
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GE and Siemens have laid off thousands of power workers.
|
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Bonobos also laid off dozens of employees earlier this year.
|
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The foundation has been laid for a new Courtyard Marriott.
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Regionally, this crisis has laid bare a potentially dangerous divide.
|
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In preparation, some groups laid off staff and cut salaries.
|
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TheMaven has laid off roughly 40% of Sports Illustrated's staff.
|
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Meanwhile, the companies laid off tens of thousands of workers.
|
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The plan the House laid down does not help Alaska.
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And you know people are being laid off right now.
|
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Drugs are sold in the open, laid out on tables.
|
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I laid there wondering, how do I do that again?
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Many of the bodies laid to rest there have mummified.
|
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He hasn't laid out a consistent position on climate change.
|
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"They laid out a pretty aggressive growth strategy," Wangler said.
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Our video investigation laid out how the killing unfolded. 3.
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X is fun too, but X is more laid back.
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I just laid my bike down and I just rolled.
|
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Some will get buyouts; some will simply be laid off.
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Finally it really laid John Lineker's ring cutting abilities bare.
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About 175,193 unemployed workers said they were temporarily laid off.
|
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But, for the reasons laid out here, it could happen.
|
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TNR's problems have been largely being laid at Hughes's doorstep.
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We had all the tools laid plainly at our feet.
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I mean, Craig Kelly laid down such a solid foundation.
|
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Any doubts about Maradona's brilliance had been laid to rest.
|
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BuzzFeed announced this week that roughly 15 percent of its staffers would be laid off as the company attempts to reach a sustainable growth model, while HuffPost laid off around 20 journalists on Wednesday.
|
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Lloyds also said it had grown its lending to small businesses and in higher-margin areas such as car finance - two strategic aims laid out in the three-year plan laid out in February.
|
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For example, "Reading Light // Sara Jones Gets Laid (Up)" (2018) portrays a woman splayed across the ground reading the titular, fictitious book, "Sarah Jones Gets Laid" as blue gas expels from her nether regions.
|
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People don't always type "I got laid" in a review, but a data scientist from Luminoso explained in an email that beyond looking for mentions specifically of getting laid, their software can search the concept.
|
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Last fall, Snapchat's parent company laid off about a dozen employees from its hardware division, and earlier this year it laid off a few dozen employees during a restructuring, including some on its content team.
|
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All of this comes about one month after Uber laid off 24 employees across its product and engineering teams and less than three months after Uber laid off about 453 people from its marketing team.
|
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Kalra laid this all out in a recent paper for RAND.
|
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She expected similar plans to be laid for Zika by summer.
|
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Juju Kuita was shocked when she first laid eyes on Gus.
|
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Last year, Jawbone laid off employees as part of a restructuring.
|
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov laid out the Kremlin's stand.
|
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Low prices laid the Cornish tin industry low in the 1990s.
|
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Yes, drilling is down and oil workers have been laid off.
|
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That laid-back vibe definitely fits into my sense of style.
|
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No, they didn't even ask if we wanted to get laid.
|
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has also laid out a similar vision.
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Having spent several years among teens who have freely laid bare
|
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With carefully laid plans there's always a bit of risk involved.
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And I don&apost think anybody ever laid out those numbers.
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She also laid her hand in wax, for an accurate sizing.
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In recent years, Moffat has laid the groundwork to change that.
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In 2015, China laid 1.6 million miles of fiber optic cable.
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Stephen Colbert has already laid into Trump's "epically weird" CPAC speech.
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Instead, in 2013, it laid off 30 percent of its staff.
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Before we left, she laid down a few ground rules: 1.
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My mom laid out her yoga mat, and we sat down.
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He offered some predictions and laid out a few possible scenarios.
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The Houthis, meanwhile, have laid land mines, killing and wounding civilians.
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Next to them, someone has laid out fishing rods for sale.
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Once a foundation was laid, Washington can facilitate, even broker accords.
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The detailed rules are laid out in a 642-page regulation.
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"I never laid a glove on her," Weinstein told the Post.
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Well, the moment I laid eyes on you that all changed.
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He fucked me hard as I laid still and played dead.
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And really, Mitt Romney laid it out in no uncertain terms.
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Julie Pace of The Associated Press laid out the Democratic calculation.
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I could easily stress about parking and getting laid anywhere else.
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But we're also pretty laid-back, and we're all so humble.
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You just laid there and you could feel your heart beating.
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It released photographs of the weapons laid out on the ground.
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Our bid was well within the standards that FIFA laid out.
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Oviraptor eggsPhoto: Wikimedia user Gerbil (Wikimedia Commons)Dinosaurs laid colorful eggs.
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"I laid on my closet floor and just sobbed," Glanville says.
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For the Russian workers laid off, life in Togliatti is hard.
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And everything you laid out tonight in your monologue is accurate.
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The fence is laid out in unconnected segments of varying miles.
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Ocasio-Cortez was endorsing a policy previously laid out by Sen.
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The company lacked the fratty, laid-back atmosphere of the Caller.
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GFMGLP's a relentlessly demented plaster bath laid on with a trowel.
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The egg — laid by a bird that was not a chicken.
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Following her tour, she laid a commemorative wreath inside the fortress.
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In January, robotic pizza business Zume laid off half its staff.
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New York was never exactly laid out as bike-friendly city.
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Has the feud that never was finally been laid to rest?
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I've laid the groundwork to actually get somewhere this time, then.
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In October, Essential laid off around a third of its staff.
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There's a lot to like in the worldview Obama laid out.
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Seven staff members were laid off at the Speed Art Museum.
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Mr Schelling's work laid (largely unacknowledged) foundations for future behavioural economists.
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Apple also recently laid off about 200 employees from the project.
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The storm laid waste to nearly every building in Upper Keys.
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We laid the foundation for something bigger than we even imagined.
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For all the work that remains, a new foundation is laid.
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I laid my head by her side and held her hand.
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Since its inception, Southwest has never laid off a single employee.
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I laid in bed scared shitless, and actually counted the steps.
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Aurora Cannabis just laid off 500 workers amid an industry slump.
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He is "laid-back," as his fellow linebacker Shaq Thompson described.
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Then some laid their heads on a perimeter wall to sob.
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This laid the foundation for what eventually became Azlee's Light collection.
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The prosecution memorandum laid out the training Officer Liang went through.
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I know I've only felt religion when I've laid with you.
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"Two young men laid dead right up in here," he says.
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But Endgame also benefits from the groundwfork laid by Infinity War.
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And I laid out ideas of how you would get there.
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Against the possibility of being laid off, if they have jobs.
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Nissan laid off nearly 400 workers in Canton earlier this year.
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China's EXIM bank has laid down a $260 million credit line.
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Featured content is neatly laid out, with images dominating over text.
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Good for Bailey for throwing down with Warren about getting laid.
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So we've laid out the big questions — and some answers — below.
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And the part she laid down for it was absolutely perfect.
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The Chiron is a laid back, stylish brute of a car.
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The Village Voice laid off 13 of its 17 union employees.
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This is against the endorsement guidelines laid out by the FTC.
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When laid out on a roof, the silver side is underneath.
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He said it to describe how laid back Kenny was. Unbelievable.
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Getting laid off is hard to digest and, quite frankly, terrifying.
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Ford's CEO laid out a cost reduction plan in late 2017.
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Think of our universe as a topsheet laid across a bed.
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Nurses from the hospital laid into Farrukh at a board meeting.
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Roy was laid to rest in a funeral on Saturday, E!
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"I think I have laid a strong foundation," Kanchhi Rai said.
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He got laid off, so then he went to business school.
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I've been laid off four times since I graduated in 2009.
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It has shut 74 branches there and laid off 2,000 staff.
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Plans fall apart though, as even the best laid ones do.
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No one laid a glove on the field's top three: Sen.
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They are laid out in dioramas, disorganized clutter becoming intricate patterns.
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People with less conscientiousness are more laid back and less reliable.
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And then the system is laid bare for him by Ruth.
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He laid out a scenario for how one could break out.
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Eligible employees who are laid off will be offered severance benefits.
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Blue Apron laid off 6 percent of its employees last month.
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That said, the foundation the show laid is still rock-solid.
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In his speech to congress, Mr Macri laid out his pitch.
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They were told to go home; they had been laid off.
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They were then fed, and within a week, they laid eggs.
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And he's the first rebel heart that I laid eyes on.
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The airblast had laid the trees out in weirdly neat rows.
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If trade dips, by law salaried workers cannot be laid off.
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But few developing states have laid out comprehensive measures to date.
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Slain Maryland police Officer Amy Caprio is being laid to rest.
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It's like he truly laid his heart out on the page.
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Lute You're not gonna get laid at Ren Faire, dude. 46.
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The company recently laid off a quarter of its entire staff.
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He was a nice, laid-back guy marrying a toxic person.
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Indeed, Kamprad's thriftiness laid the groundwork for the company's economical appeal.
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Troxel has maintained he never laid a finger on his fiance.
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It laid the foundation for what could be an entire eSport.
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But her husband was among the victims laid in the grave.
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It subsequently laid more than a hundred eggs on her ship.
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But since then, plenty of other games have laid the groundwork.
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Every single tool is laid in a labeled square of tape.
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On Monday, she was laid to rest next to her father.
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In the filing, SunEdison laid out three scenarios to continue operating.
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He appears laid-back, but, on the inside, he is cringing.
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Feature requests, timelines and bugs will complicate the best laid plans.
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They dance and try to get laid and build their reputations.
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The middling ones were laid down 234m years ago, during it.
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So I laid low and just didn't do any strategizing whatsoever.
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This wouldn't be the first time Kourtney laid down the law.
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During Manafort's Virginia trial, prosecutors laid out a two-part case.
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Graham laid out a similar whip count to reporters on Thursday.
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As we talked, he laid out his plan for studying Thwaites.
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It feels like Big Brother laid this foundation 25 years ago.
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Some were laid out individually, others in pairs, or even groups.
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Different levels of flight automation as laid out by the DOT.
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The suspect then laid down on a tarp on the ground.
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The hot pink Razr laid the groundwork for a fuchsia future.
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Four boys, all brothers, were laid down next to each other.
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There must be something about that laid-back West Coast life.
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The foundation of a secure election was laid well before Tuesday.
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I just want to get laid without all the dating bullshit.
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" "I literally laid everything inside of me out on that floor.
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A settlement laid out terms for Bonder Kerkorian&aposs daughter, Kira.
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Most simply, this election has laid bare the party's intellectual exhaustion.
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"The president never really laid out the core principles," Pennsylvania Rep.
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Both men duly laid in to Mr Rubio all over again.
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Samsung hasn't publicly laid out plans for the limited China recall.
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The Huffington Post laid off 38 people, Mashable dinged 30, the
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Spectacles look like a funny, laid-back play on designer sunglasses.
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All seat pricing and details are laid out on Clinton's website.
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He laid down a bunt for a hit (in the fourth).
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But I'm have having difficultly with the way it's laid out.
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But the House bill laid out a series of partisan offsets.
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Trump's campaign has laid out some tough talk for Chinese trade.
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So, I just kind of laid back and went, It's fine.
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Weed was also found to increase your chances of getting laid.
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"It was a really laid-back vibe in there," she says.
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He had gotten more laid back after his [1966 motorcycle] crash.
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The groundwork for a lost decade or several would be laid.
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Budget shortfalls can be laid squarely at the feet of Congress.
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Madonna took a more laid back acoustic approach to her endorsement.
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Below are the three key points laid out in Barr's letter.
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Tatis laid on his stomach as club trainers worked on him.
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Security forces then laid siege to the parliament for several hours.
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He was laid to rest last week, in a private ceremony.
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WADA laid out a road map to compliance, but on Sept.
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"What's only laid for aggressors is dead bodies," the newspaper said.
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How do you think residence affected your ability to get laid?
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But the minutes laid bare a cautious attitude among rate-setters.
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The studies have been completed, and the plans are laid out.
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FanDuel has reportedly laid off dozens of employees in recent weeks.
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He laid out his priorities in a floor speech on Thursday.
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In July, NerdWallet laid off six people from its marketing team.
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Neither has not laid out a specific proposal for farm labor.
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The company reportedly laid off dozens of employees on Project Titan.
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The public sector has laid off nearly 11,000 workers since December.
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They have a whole roster of girls laid out for me.
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In a statement issued Friday, the mayor laid out a plan.
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You've laid those two chilis out like large, red flaccid dicks!
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This plays a big role in Blue Reflection's laid-back vibe.
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Eventually, these victims laid claim to country's tradition of righteous vengeance.
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The sound was sweet and laid-back; it was also transportive.
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Early signs indicate that Grab's best laid plans are falling apart.
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The question: is going out just to get laid ever okay?
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Odd textures on the ground may indicate cables have been laid.
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Democrats have already laid down their marker on where they stand.
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Members laid Gruver down on a couch in the fraternity house.
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I THINK THERE MAY BE CONDITIONS LAID OUT ON BOTH SIDES.
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Most of the 20303 miners are likely to be laid off.
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Thousands of us will be laid off in the upcoming weeks.
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A well-connected Democrat laid out a new scenario to me.
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"I've been laid off before, I can understand that," he said.
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The site just laid off five staffers, according to multiple sources.
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He was the most blessed creature I've ever laid eyes on.
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It really is our most vulnerable kind of desires laid bare.
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The vagaries of life have infringed upon my best-laid plans!
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The facts, as laid out by the S.E.C., are not pretty.
|
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Blue Apron laid off 6% of its staff in October 2017.
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In total, they've laid off 225 of their 1,600-person workforce.
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Three United Nations agencies laid the groundwork for REDD+ in 2008.
|
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McCain laid in state at the Arizona state Capitol on Wednesday.
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Is seeing your catalog laid out like that kind of surreal?
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I don't worry about anything, I'm a really laid back person.
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Honestly, it's rare to see me without my hair perfectly laid.
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In total, they've laid off 28503 of their 22019,600-person workforce.
|
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Mr. Kalanick also laid out a plan for Uber's driverless cars.
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Read how the best laid plans of modernization are backfiring here.
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Still, developments in pop culture laid the groundwork for the film.
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The gunman then laid the rifle on the counter and left.
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They waited until someone laid on the horn until they moved.
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Morrison laid the foundation for generations of black writers that followed.
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It is not the case that the line was never laid.
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Isn't this the cutest duo you've ever laid your eyes on?
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She laid her body over the child she was nearest to.
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My husband has a much more laid-back approach to money.
|
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North Carolina's case has laid bare a fundamental and shameful problem.
|
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Thousands of farmworkers face being laid-off, raising economic tension elsewhere.
|
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Seeing an artist laid so low, Mr. Yi said, was painful.
|
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For about 15 minutes, he laid out one indictment of Mrs.
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First off, no surfing, you were laid back like Jeff Spicoli.
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Once we had that laid down, we went our separate ways.
|
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Piles of cheap clothing were also laid out on tables here.
|
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But even the best-laid plans can go off the rails.
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Concrete was laid and brightly colored buildings rose in the hills.
|
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Their ideas laid the predicate for the twentieth-century welfare state.
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For VSCO girls, it's all about looking laid-back, not perfect.
|
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Uber reportedly laid off 400 employees from its global marketing team.
|
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The EPA's analysis also laid out possible effects on public health.
|
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Ming laid out the ground rules and the staff followed through.
|
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Airports are purposely laid out to lead passengers through moneymaking areas.
|
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At the beginning of one discussion, he laid out a warning.
|
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The resulting music has a folksy freshness and laid-back sparkle.
|
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The factories shut down without notice and laid off 4,000 workers.
|
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Though some countries take a more laid-back approach, like Tunisia.
|
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He's so naturally laid-back that it makes him enviously cool.
|
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Cummings has laid out a very clear path for his committee.
|
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Ultimately, though, Judge Snow laid the blame squarely on Sheriff Arpaio.
|
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Four years ago, 70 journalists were laid off within one week.
|
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More than 3.73 miles of rails were laid for the crane.
|
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As she laid awake, she realized she needed to speak up.
|
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Taverna laid them out on a table and snapped a photo.
|
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The plant laid off 103 employees in 2008 and slashed production.
|
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Some victims were laid out nearby beneath sheets by emergency workers.
|
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Here, everybody is a little slower, a little more laid-back.
|
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Trump laid blame equally on "alt-left" protesters and hate groups.
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WE LAID OUT A PACKAGE OF ABOUT $60BILLION OF POTENTIAL VALUESOURCES.
|
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The oldest Hawaiian island is less touristy and more laid back.
|
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The keel for the carrier was first laid down on Aug.
|
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Brian Kemp (R) laid out his much anticipated health care plan.
|
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Quarles' confirmation hearing at the Senate laid plain the policymaker's positions.
|
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Was this because employers laid off their least productive workers first?
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He laid up, pitched to three feet, and made a par.
|
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He was laid out on an old mattress inside a refrigerator.
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The Economic Times reported that 150 workers will be laid off.
|
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So far, we've laid out the problem and explored our assumptions.
|
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Dozens of employees were laid off at the Tribune last week.
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We have these guidelines laid out for us in a way.
|
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It had laid off employees and scaled back operations last summer.
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The song sounds like The Strokes at their laid-back best.
|
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They believed rabbits laid eggs and signaled the start of springtime.
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The two have also laid out some of the strategic terms.
|
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Earlier this month, the company laid off nearly half its staff.
|
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In person, though, he's disarmingly funny, self-deprecating, and laid back.
|
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As we've laid out before, border adjustment has a Senate problem.
|
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At the time, Motherboard laid out why the proof was insufficient.
|
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Never mind that Intel last year laid off thousands of workers.
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What happens if you're laid off or incur unexpected expenses elsewhere?
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Keep working somewhere, especially if you've been laid off or fired.
|
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"He laid out a very succinct vision," Steve Bannon told me.
|
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Sure. And each carefully laid their stethoscopes where Dr. Smith indicated.
|
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Lives are laid to waste as cures stand at the ready.
|
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Last Monday, The Daily News laid off half its editorial staff.
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Mr. Biden laid a wreath at a memorial before the service.
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You, laid out on the sofa, your skin all goose bumps.
|
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They laid a new pathway of dirt on the rock foundation.
|
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She said 95% of staff was laid off, about 40 employees.
|
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Jennings has been laid off, too, but he says he's fine.
|
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The 20043 election, however, laid bare the seriousness of the threat.
|
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This comes days after the company laid off nearly 150 employees.
|
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Tens of thousands of workers have been furloughed or laid off.
|
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The setting is decidedly laid-back for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
|
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Other efforts to help laid-off restaurants workers have sprung up.
|
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McConnell announced a discussion draft would be laid out on Thursday.
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She was staring at the ceiling, laid on her resting unit.
|
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Hillary Taymour, the designer of Collina Strada, had laid the scene.
|
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Groundwork has been laid for the next game, however that looks.
|
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When Mr. Davila was laid off, Schmalberg gave him a job.
|
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I laid in bed and wept for more than an hour.
|
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The best-laid plans of Daenerys Targaryen have gone awry again.
|
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But surely chasing Pokémon and getting laid can't be mutually exclusive?
|
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So having the process laid bare could prove awkward for Democrats.
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Snacks were laid out and the Esperanto music was cranked up.
|
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Six employees were laid off, including five in the editorial department.
|
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Some people, many weeping, laid flowers outside the Houses of Parliament.
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She returned home, laid a towel on her bed and slept.
|
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In Cork, protesters laid lingerie across the steps of the courthouse.
|
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"I can be almost too lackadaisical and laid-back," he said.
|
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"I don't understand why he laid this on me," she said.
|
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Or they laid on their backs to view the oculus above.
|
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The best-laid plans must have a bit of wiggle room.
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The bodies are laid out on metal grills, with three levels.
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Before arriving home, the chicken had laid a pale blue egg.
|
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Hourly workers are likelier than salaried workers to be laid off.
|
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To date, he said, the company has not laid anybody off.
|
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To help the employees that were laid off, Caplan looked inward.
|
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Warner has laid out some intriguing ideas in a white paper.
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Each laid their offering in a neat line on the ground.
|
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The laid-off Everlane workers have also created a relief fund.
|
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On Friday, Bloomberg field organizers were laid off from their jobs.
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A concrete pad to guard against the lead was laid down.
|
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The Trump administration has laid the blame firmly at China's feet.
|
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In July, Uber laid off 400 people from its marketing department.
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He was laid off in his 50s, and never worked again.
|
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And we've seen the fault line of the country laid bare.
|
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Williamson had already laid off her campaign staff earlier this month.
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We sat on reindeer skins laid out around the fire pit.
|
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"I'll stick with the criteria I laid out," Ms. Lathan said.
|
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"She laid there emotionless, like a dead fish," the prosecutor said.
|
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Impeachment: House managers laid out their legal case against President Trump.
|
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Jerrold Nadler laid out a legal argument for impeaching the President.
|
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It also laid out plans to improve operations and cut costs.
|
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Hundreds of coal miners were laid off in Wyoming last year.
|
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Facebook Dolly is laid back and approachable in a Christmas sweater.
|
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He was laid on his side with his cast leg up.
|
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First, he laid out in detail what the Astros did wrong.
|
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Roberts has simply laid down more conservative markers over the years.
|
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Juul laid off 650 workers after federal investigations rocked the company.
|
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Ten dead from two families were laid to rest on Friday.
|
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In fact, there was a stigma associated with being laid off.
|
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I feel somehow both numb and raw, skin thin, laid open.
|
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The extent of the military's failures could soon be laid bare.
|
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"The operation was laid out in great extent," Mr. Spicer said.
|
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Another 600 had already been laid off or are on leave.
|
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And I just laid there and was literally praying out loud.
|
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The arguments laid out before the panel Tuesday were decidedly familiar.
|
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In a long series of tweets, he laid out his argument.
|
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Inside, some employees spent the holidays worrying they'd be laid off.
|
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WeWork laid off 2,400 in November and outsourced 1,000 cleaning staff
|
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Wag laid off 182 employees and lost its CEO last year
|
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Last July, it laid off around a quarter of its staff.
|
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Having laid down that gauntlet, Iran's next move is more strategic.
|
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Writing in the New York Times, Odeh laid out his position.
|
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We&aposve laid out dozens of use cases for blockchain here.
|
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Need advice about a best-laid travel plan that went awry?
|
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Another one of its acquisitions, Bonobos, laid off employees last year.
|
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Goats have a defined social caste, despite their laid back goofiness.
|
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And … you know what they say about the best-laid plans?
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He was laid off in a CBS staff reduction in 21982.
|
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Uber in August laid off 400 employees from its marketing team.
|
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The city planning department has laid the groundwork for these changes.
|
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On Thursday, House prosecutors laid out the constitutional groundwork for impeachment.
|
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Newspaper articles about Boggio's murder were laid out conspicuously before them.
|
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He laid claim to Graham's choreographies and even her famous technique.
|
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You don't cut through in a very subtle, laid back way.
|
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Papers and tchotchkes are laid out on tables and garage floors.
|
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The company beat second-quarter earnings expectations laid out by analysts.
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The presentation laid out plans for substantially altering the unit's workforce.
|
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Several of his alleged victims were laid to rest this week.
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The foundation for the October market scare was laid in September.
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"Wayne has laid out a strong plan to make that happen."
|
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She'd already laid off numerous staff as a cost-cutting measure.
|
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In March, Bird laid off between 4-5% of its workforce.
|
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Earlier this month, Snap laid off more than 100 software engineers.
|
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"He knows he's laid the groundwork for North Korea," Corker said.
|
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Joanna Stern laid out the next phase of the wearable wave.
|
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In preparation, some groups had laid off staff and cut salaries.
|
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Warren also laid out her plan to overhaul campaign finance rules.
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They listened intently as Wilson laid out why he chose Islam.
|
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I laid out my towel there and went for a dip.
|
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In the past, congressional inquiries laid the foundation for antitrust reform.
|
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And it very closely matches what the whistleblower has laid out.
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We have laid out the fiasco for you, comment by comment.
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It just took getting laid off for me to realize it.
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Earlier this month, the speaker laid down a marker against impeachment.
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Businesses have closed, workers have been laid off and wages cut.
|
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Bracelets made from colorful thread are laid out on a table.
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Kipnis: What about the women who do want to get laid?
|
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They are generally curious irregular formations not laid out in squares.
|
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Legislators, for their part, laid blame at the opposing party's feet.
|
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FRG temporarily laid off all of 1,100 of its hourly workers.
|
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Then I laid out mine: 10 years recovering from eating disorders.
|
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In his early months on the job, Zucker laid off journalists.
|
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By the time I got laid off, it was just me.
|
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But what came next laid the groundwork for days of controversy.
|
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AppNexus's business slumped, and it laid off 100 employees in 2016.
|
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That work laid the basis for the genomic phase of biology.
|
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Snapchat is following the road map laid out by its predecessors.
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Elon Musk just laid off 9 percent of his workforce, actually.
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But Weber laid down some "ground rules" before the tour began.
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The formative experiences for me are of people getting laid off.
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Once I laid my vocals the doctor fixed it up, Kaboom!!
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I laid down, and she adjusted my legs and opened them.
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Graham and Durbin laid out the details of their proposed legislation.
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NASA has laid the groundwork for an eventual "asteroid redirect" mission.
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They came back worried the groundwork was being laid for genocide.
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Apple itself has laid the blame this week on supply issues.
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KS: My socks are completely comfortable as I get laid off.
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Scientists think that each female pterosaur probably laid only two eggs at a time, so Kellner says that all the eggs in the sandstone block were probably laid by tens of pterosaurs at a spot nearby.
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Snap has cut employees before: It laid off about a dozen employees from its hardware division last fall, and laid off a few dozen employees, including some on its content team, earlier this year during a restructuring.
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The global financial crisis laid bare the dangers of under-regulated finance.
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Marvin Minsky, who laid the foundation for artificial intelligence, died at 88.
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He was pretty laid back as a performer in the early days.
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She's real simple and laid back — such a sweetheart of a lady.
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She laid everything out for the detectives and gave a full confession.
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The process will be laid bare, as fascinating as the end result.
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Austen died at 21995, and was laid to rest in Winchester Cathedral.
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They will be laid to rest at the end of the week.
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Moore had, in essence, laid out a blueprint for an automatic jailbreak.
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Weissmann, I have laid out his corrupt record, you know, numerous times.
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A lone rainbow flag accompanies candles laid by attendees of the vigil.
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"The groundwork for future criminal trials should be laid now," she said.
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Trouble was to be laid to rest in the Helmsley family mausoleum.
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All Aloy could see was the unending waste that laid before her.
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A half-dozen other clinicians looked on as Bill laid into me.
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Throughout the summer, another writer quit and one other was laid off.
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Laid out on a record that sounds this good, you'll want to.
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But, the bosses laid down the law, and Marie is a go.
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After three years, though, he was laid off as the brewery struggled.
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Just last week Walmart's e-commerce division laid off 200 California employees.
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You really laid bare the hypocrisy of the left, the liberal media.
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Interestingly, the brand's laid-back vibe reflects nothing about the company's history.
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Ultimately Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity finally laid you to rest.
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Every other piece of the project had been built and laid out.
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Richard &aposOld Man&apos Harrison of &aposPawn Stars&apos laid to rest.
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The moment I laid my eyes on Chance, it was all over.
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Uber first laid out its vision in a white paper last year.
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In the statement that follows I have laid out recommendations for both.
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At the end of the day, I just laid out the facts.
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European oil majors have already laid the groundwork to return to Iran.
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Roughly 5,750 salaried workers and 6,000 hourly employees will be laid off.
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Listen to what Senator Lindsey Graham laid out at today&aposs hearing.
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At the same time, the company laid off 10 percent of staff.
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Shape, size, specs; even color variants were laid bare by clumsy carriers.
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Orizabal was just the fifth to be found and laid to rest.
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Her cool, laid-back beauty aesthetic practically begs you to ask questions.
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While there, I indulge in the free bar and appetizers laid out.
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"This is the first time we laid eyes on him," Smith said.
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His lawyers have said they do not expect charges to be laid.
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She was laid to rest in a private funeral over the weekend.
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Over the past seven months, Carrier has laid off hundreds of workers.
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I was not happy to be laid bare by a handwriting analysis.
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The doctor gently laid the the figure down on a padded table.
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These tests were laid out in the two decisions for Fisher v.
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He laid out his hopes for closer relations with Russia and China.
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The legislation laid out "firm benchmarks" on avoiding civilian casualties, she said.
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Finally, she was told that she was underperforming and was laid off.
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Despite the laid-back setting, the scene outside was anything but chill.
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In July, it laid off some 400 people from its marketing division.
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"Breweries are inherently laid back," he said, pausing to take a swig.
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The sketch laid the groundwork for what would eventually become Carpool Karaoke.
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It's more laid back and doesn't have the aggression of earlier albums.
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It was, as my review laid out pretty clearly, an amazing weekend.
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For the next year, the two laid the foundation for the business.
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Much of the 75,000 square feet of grass was laid Monday afternoon.
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It's laid out most clearly by the choice of cameo characters themselves.
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City Mikala is pretty laid-back about raising a kid in NYC.
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It was the most magnificent object I had ever laid eyes upon.
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Candace lacks Peterson's sense of gallows humor and Rudolf's laid back contemplation.
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To be clear, Harvey Weinstein never laid a hand on me personally.
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Cats and laid back dogs are totally okay in her book. CATHARINA
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At the White Horse, he assured me the law gets laid down.
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She seems to have laid all the grounds for her own downfall.
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"The groundwork for future criminal trials should be laid now," Hossain said.
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Each of these had one of 20 organic films laid over it.
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It appears that the great lie has officially been laid to rest.
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The news comes several weeks after 4.23andMe laid off about 100 people.
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As usual, he had several T-shirts laid out on a table.
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"He just laid down and I thought something was wrong," she said.
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Untold numbers have been laid off because their employers cannot pay them.
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Tesla had also laid off 9% of its employees in mid-2018.
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He also laid greater stress on core WPI, essentially demand-led inflation.
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Reinhardt is as laid back as the rest of Mr Comar's drama.
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What to watch: Geography literally laid the battleground for the 2018 midterms.
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Montia laid down the track in the studio a couple months ago.
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Many industrial workers were laid off as the planned economy was dismantled.
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To do so would be taking away from his laid-back artistry.
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You have not proactively laid out a foreign policy doctrine yet. Why?
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On Thursday, though, the Republican-led FCC laid waste to those rules.
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She just runs around all over the canvases I have laid out.
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He laid her down and immediately performed what he calls "reverse" CPR.
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Schools closed, teachers were laid off, and the union felt the strain.
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The NC NAACP laid out the background behind the case last week.
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Flora just laid there with a big, squinty smile on her face.
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That's why a cocktail bar with everything laid out is really important.
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And William's laid-back look didn't go unnoticed by the Internet either!
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Before Stratton sent Kemp to unpack, she laid out the ground rules.
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Two bits of good luck and one dreadful tragedy laid the groundwork.
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The ships' arrival laid bare the inadequacy of the samurai warrior class.
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The instructions are all conveniently laid out in Agarwal's 5-minute video.
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Not everyone, however, has laid the Philippine peso's weakness at Duterte's door.
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On this day, the best-laid plans for treating patients never developed.
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Construction has yet to start, although officials have laid the foundations stones.
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A foot-thick concrete barrier would be laid over 30 square acres.
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Details on "Green Gitmo," laid out in the Science paper, are scant.
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That process took shape after I had laid all the images out.
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That laid the fabric and the groundwork of what was to come.
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In interviews last week, the companies laid out their strategies to Axios.
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President has laid down very strong markers with which I entirely agree.
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Maybe Nicole is going to be a more casual, laid-back Santa?
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It's unclear if the method laid out in the guide still works.
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Then I laid my head on his chest and we just swayed.
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The groundwork for a title challenge laid last year is bearing fruit.
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British police do not identify people under investigation until charges are laid.
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Clearly not expecting all its best laid plans to be entirely derailed.
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Zuckerberg also laid out a three-step plan to rebuilding user trust.
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Luckily, I put a decent amount in savings before being laid off.
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She's maybe the most focused and laid-back superstar we've ever met.
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The Cranberries star Dolores O'Riordan has been laid to rest in Ireland.
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Part of the ringgit's pain can be laid at the greenback's door.
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Takeover bids and exploration plans have been canceled and workers laid off.
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Though his hands have laid men to waste, Yusaf is not forceful.
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Before I even laid my hands on a pair, I wanted them.
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They laid them on the organs and played the laser over them.
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On labour reform, for example, Mr Macron laid down the broad rules.
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Zuckerberg laid out a nine-point plan to protect against bad actors.
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It's fun and laid-back and you can listen to it below.
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It even reads pen inputs through paper laid over the input panel.
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That effectively laid the foundation of how we talk about Brangelina today.
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Birmingham's culture wars have laid bare some weird fissures in local politics.
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More recently, those laid off at BuzzFeed included many journalists of color.
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Still, it laid the groundwork for the two side-by-side elections.
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No charges have been laid in the investigation, which began in 2010.
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Egg shells laid by Novogen Whites are monitored for color and thickness.
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They were laid off from 75 of its more than 700 offices.
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Reuters reported in August EI had laid off more than 100 people.
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Unobtrusive, like so many of the objects laid out on the table.
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China first laid out its Manufacturing 2025 initiative in May of 2015.
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He later, however, laid roses outside the subway station where it happened.
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Shariati, laid leftist notions of class struggle upon a framework of Shiite
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She was laid to rest in Bayside, New York, earlier this week.
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It was unclear on Friday how many employees could be laid off.
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Eero laid off one-fifth of its employees last year, TechCrunch reported.
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The groundwork has already been laid, whether Luke knows it or not.
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Yesterday charges were laid under the BC Wildlife Act concerning this matter.
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And, goddamnit, I would also like to see Yara Grejoy get laid.
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The art direction is so laid back too, you're on vacation, hanging.
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If it remains below $72.50, any money laid out will be lost.
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