That's the last step to get him back in games.
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Finally, I reached my last step: La Mer's Perfecting Treatment.
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I can't believe that's the last step for user interface.
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The last step is drying with a diffuser and blowdryer.
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"That is a first step, it's not the last step."
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This last step is to finish my open-water certification dives.
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"This is not the last step on autonomous vehicles," Foxx said.
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The clutch is the last step in a Monica Rose look.
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"This is by no means the last step," Ms. Yates cautioned.
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The last step was a DNA test to confirm her maternity.
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The last step in a painting's evaluation is verifying its authorship.
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Add protein powder as the last step in a homemade soup.
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Either automatically or as a last step for the frontline mod.
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And that last step wasn't even technically part of the process.
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Someone with Reid's background could potentially assist with that last step.
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The last step of mating which is sperm and seminal fluid release?
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The last step in Mr Assange's equation makes no sense at all.
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The nod from the European governing body was a critical last step.
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The last step is getting rid of the Bixby Home side screen.
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A summit is the last step in reaching agreements, not the first.
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And the last step is he'll come into the studio with me.
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This last step may be the most important, regardless of income level.
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The rules panel is generally a bill's last step before floor consideration.
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The last step the rifle team needed was the school board's approval.
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This last step is one I have to remind myself to do.
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That last step naturally involves some amount of adaptation, rewriting, and debugging.
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This brings us to the last step: The two love interests come together.
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Finally, he followed the last step in his active-shooter training, ALICE: evacuate.
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"Well, the last step when you're dying is to accept it," he said.
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All seemed fine ... until Bella slipped on the last step and ate it.
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My sister had her second interview scheduled, a last step to refugee approval.
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The very last step before shipping is a final inspection for quality control.
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But he said the measures were not the last step to tighten security.
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You can approach a cliff gradually, but the last step is pretty abrupt.
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Whisk together, then add to the large mixing bowl from the last step.
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The last step for investors, new and old, is to learn to forget.
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The last step is for the Senate to vote on the charges themselves.
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Enrolling in a plan isn't the last step in being covered for the year.
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The observation period is almost over and the last step is a baseline interview.
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"It's the last step to becoming Disneyland," sighs one of the city's urban planners.
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On-road testing of completely driverless cars is the last step, not the first.
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The last step is to select at least two industries in which you're interested.
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There is that last step of the human being we are not replacing. Probably.
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The next step for BMW's X3 crossover looks a lot like the last step.
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"This is an important first step - this is not the last step," McDowell said.
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That last step is especially important, as it can make the dub feel authentic.
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The drama channels — and their fans — have been right there, chronicling every last step.
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Giving away the trophies was the last step to this process of saying goodbye.
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He always participated in the Seal activities until the last step of his life.
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Unfollowing her on Instagram, was kind of the last step to break away from Jordyn.
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After weighing your options, the last step is to choose a health plan and enroll.
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The last step of construction requires certain formwork to leave Martian concrete in desired shapes.
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The last step is that we have to reward ourselves for the work we do.
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Now there is one last step standing in the way of this bill becoming legislation.
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The last step is to move the legislation out of committee and it will pass.
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It's the last step in my skincare routine every single day, no matter the weather.
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And yes, this EP is surely not the last step of this 4-hands dynamics.
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Benioff's last step called for showing compassion to everyone as we deal with this crisis.
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Only its last step before the Final Four appears tougher than usual: No. 33 Kentucky.
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He believed it was the last step in the process to earn his green card.
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Last step was that the animal had to properly hide before we played with it.
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Francis added that a formal mediation should be seen as the last step in diplomacy.
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Once you know what type of watch you want, buying your piece is the last step.
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URL with %s in place of query: That URL that you copied in the last step?
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Expelling Cosby and Polanski is the first, not the last, step the Academy needs to take.
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That last step that gets us over the top, it just keeps getting knocked back down.
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But that draft had not yet been reviewed by the administration, the last step before publication.
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Experts, in fact, recommend putting them on as the very last step of your daily routine.
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Stair patterns may also throw off people at the last step, causing a bottom-of-stair illusion.
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"Going public is one step in life cycle of company, it's not the last step," added Cohen.
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The last step is to recycle it all back into the earth or into my next piece.
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And then the last step is weighing the circumstances and strength of the evidence of these cases.
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The last step will be a vote at a meeting of the International Union of Geological Sciences.
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The social network is finally completing the last step of its Facebook Stories rollout: letting brands participate.
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In a last step, member states could appoint a finance minister for the euro zone, he said.
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Jody Wilson-Raybould, the justice minister, says the legislation "is not the last step in this journey".
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The hiring of Mr. Bascaules was his last step in setting Inglenook on a path toward resurrection.
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This last step would keep air from remaining in his skull before the bone could be replaced.
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The third and last step, however, was the most revealing one: I analyzed the data packet sizes.
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But what if you could have a subservient robot take care of the last step for you?
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The last step is not to be skipped; celebration is to Foggianism as zen is to Buddhism.
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Today's vote isn't even the last step in our nation's long and complicated process of picking a president.
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Her last step was only a half step: There were an odd number of stairs, which pleased her.
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Plasticity's promise is to cut out that last step by returning the right answer directly to the user.
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In fact, ADAPT has taught me that protesting is not the first step, it is the last step.
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I took the product home and applied it as the last step in my morning skin-care routine.
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In that last step, Lucas seems to circumscribe her own work — her process is more rebellion than revolution.
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Once you're satisfied with your Memoji, saving is the last step before you can start sharing it out.
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"This is the first step, and the last step will be the disrobing of Phra Dhammachayo," Pongporn said.
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One last step remains: These companies don't just match you to ancestors; they assign you very specific percentages.
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Once these strategies are in place, the last step is to consider whether, and where, to raise prices.
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This transition was the last step toward a fully privatized internet with protocols coordinated and maintained by ICANN.
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Removing favelas in Rio has historically been the last step toward realizing an area's potential real estate value.
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The last step in the dissolution of their 10-year marriage will be a final judgement from the court.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Step 4: The last step is to carefully place the controller's rear panel back on.
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"Unlike a traditional beta that is the last step before launch, we're bringing people in super early," Haider said.
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Consumer education would help, but it's only the last step in what should be an ambitious, wide-ranging effort.
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Once hackers gain access to devices, the next step is infection of the device; the last step is monetization.
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The last step is to select the Shield and the Echo devices you'd like to connect to work together.
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"It is maybe the last step, one that must be taken promptly and not in vain," Kyriakos Mitsotakis said.
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She believed she had taken the last step when she submitted her financial documents on his behalf this month.
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A reduction of those holdings would be the last step in the Fed's retreat from its economic stimulus campaign.
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He was obviously promising to be the President of all Icelanders, the last step in the choreography of candidacy.
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This savior product may be the last step in your application process, but we'd argue that it's the most important.
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After Monday's votes, there is still one last step: On January 6, Congress has to officially count the electoral votes.
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The last step is usually emergency food distribution — but by the time this step is triggered, it's usually too late.
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Canonization, the last step in the process, requires proof of two miracles (or one in the case of a martyr).
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But even though it has to make a full, working computer, Intel won't take the last step and sell it.
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There's the whole dilemma going on with Jesus, and how he's trying to stop people from taking that last step.
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"I feel like this is the last step for me to complete who I am as a person," she reveals.
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The last step was to make a loaf and top it with either no sugar added barbecue sauce or ketchup.
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"This is a very significant step, but it's critical that it must not be the last step," Mr. Speno said.
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The discount will be applied at the last step of the checkout process, similar to how coupons work on Amazon.
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The last step before your application goes through is answering a few specific security questions, however random they may seem.
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It, too, fell with similar maneuvers, with the last step being the chiseling out of the bullet from TJ's skull.
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It's now been classified as a species of "least concern" after having been "critically endangered," the last step before extinction.
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The last step brings up a standard share sheet letting you email or send the file however you normally would.
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The measures steadily climbed through the legislature throughout the month before the last step of ratification was completed on Monday.
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Thursday, the replies came in — a foregone conclusion, but the last step needed for the withdrawal agreement to take effect.
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After you have the area mapped out, the last step is to pay for your submission and wait for Snapchat's approval.
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When that happened, I was grounded in South America and missed my callback, which was the last step before being booked.
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That last step is both the hardest and most significant, since it is where oil companies have an outsize climate impact.
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That's because 222 abortion cases are already before circuit courts around the country, the last step before reaching the Supreme Court.
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However, this last step didn't work at the pop-up shop, nor has it worked hours later back at the office.
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Jazz Jennings is completing what she calls the "last step" in her journey to become the person she wants to be.
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The last step would be to carve the distinctive vertical lines on the towers' surface and epoxy the new stone in.
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While the last step should always be the military option, it must remain on the table along with all other options.
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The last step is exasperation, when companies and investors, exasperated by years of little to no profits, throw in the towel.
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So, go ahead and give it your project name again and then the model ID you created in the last step.
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I typically use this formula as the second-to-last step in my morning skin-care regimen, right before my sunscreen.
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Technically, only this last step violated Facebook's rules, which prohibit selling or giving away data collected by a third-party app.
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"Just a little pop-pop dust right on top" is how Jean-Paul Bourgeois, Blue Smoke's chef, describes the last step.
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Cortex Labs is an early-stage startup with some open-source tooling designed to help data scientists take that last step.
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The last step is to thread the strap with the dangling triangle charm through its corresponding hole in the cover's flap.
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The writer also had some serious questions about the added last step to eat the ground beef apple thing with custard.
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"If we could get to the last step tomorrow, I would take it in a second," O'Rourke said at that event.
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Now that your floors, windows, mattresses and clothes are spotless, cleaning the air is the last step for a pristine home environment.
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To 15-year-old Zhang, getting published was just the last step in a natural progression: Write good sentences, sell the book.
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The last step for each face render was correcting the eyes so they appeared to look directly into the camera for authentication.
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The OMB review, which could take about 90 days, marks the last step in the process before the rule can become final.
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The last step is to do some simple subtraction, 49-9=40, and wouldn't you know it you have the correct answer.
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For the last step, Meyer sprays Natura Bissé's Diamond Mist Spray to set all that moisture he's just slathered his face in.
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The "government of national accord" (GNA) in Tripoli, which was created by the LPA, has nevertheless jumped ahead to the last step.
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That last step, moving supplies from a port (or airport) to those who need them is known as the "last mile" problem.
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The last step is to actually drive the car to initiate the device, so I took a quick trip around the block.
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The legal nod was the last step needed to seal the deal and draw a line under a confrontation that rattled investors.
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The data also marks the exporting country as the one where the last step of production on a given good was completed.
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Glossier notes that Futuredew should be the very last step in your skincare routine (or the first step in your makeup application).
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In a statement, Lucas Guimaraes, CEO of Positivo Educacional, said the sale of its university was the last step in its reorganization.
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Once this is all complete, the last step is to save the edit, thus uploading the content to the Wikipedia edition in question.
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But, it turns out, this last step can make or break how natural your color looks when you walk out of the salon.
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The last step is creating an accompanying app, so people can connect Tactile to their smartphones and use the device beyond printed text.
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But a fighter can't always do that, especially against a fresh opponent, sometimes he has to make a lunge for that last step.
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The last step of preparing your company for sale is learning what your role will be after you sign on the dotted line.
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Shareholders of the two firms will hold separate meetings on May 16 to vote on the merger in the last step before completion.
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In this case, some Republicans said, they want to skip the closing arguments and the deliberations and move ahead to the last step.
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"Oils should be saved for the last step of your routine because they act as a sealant that smooths the cuticle," Dr. Lenzy says.
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The last step in his bid for approval required that he provide a signed contract indicating he owned the right to develop the site.
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In the last step of the process, I was able to select colors and patterns that Personal Shopper should avoid in compiling my suggestions.
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The Fed said its secondary corporate credit facility may purchase corporate bonds that are rated at least BBB, the last step before junk territory.
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The last step is the dressing, which is the term for milk or cream that is added to the curds to make them creamy.
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The last step is arriving at the airport, the final opportunity to select or change a seat assignment, which can be good and bad.
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W., a 50-year-old visually impaired woman who asked to be identified by her initial, plans her subway trips to the last step.
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Negotiators also still need to undertake a legal review and translation of the text agreement as a last step before an agreement is finalized.
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The last step, which Maciques says is the "key" to the look, is to smooth and define individual curls with a 1-inch curling iron.
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Start with flour, whatever liquid you choose (egg wash, milk, etc.), and the last step would be your crunchy outer layer (cornmeal or bread crumbs).
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You can immediately see the end goal and the last step in how you get there along with an entire world full of tantalizing unknowns.
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Orion's heat shield is a stiffened skin design, and this curing process was the last step prior to attaching titanium stiffeners to the interior surface.
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As a lifelong asthmatic and allergy sufferer, I feel obliged to say that an air purifier should be the last step in alleviating your symptoms.
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Tiangong-2 will make way for Tiangong-3, the country's last step before it embarks on establishing a crewed station like the International Space Station.
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The WWII advanced trainer aircraft is a familiar plane in the military because it was the last step for pilots before they graduated to fighters.
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That last step — climate change risk disclosure — may not sound Earth-shattering, but it can play a crucial role in the fight against global warming.
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The e-retailer announced Tuesday that it's rolling out so-called Hubs by Amazon, a last-step delivery option for FedEx, UPS and private mail.
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But for Stéphanie Kilgast, capturing a photo of food—or her miniature renditions of it—is the last step in a complicated and complex process.
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This last step is particularly salubrious for adolescents: Many believe that "I'm the only one going through this," which exacerbates feelings of isolation and shame.
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At the last step, you can choose Reset and Update to apply the latest tvOS version, rather than the one the device originally came with.
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Back in high school, the last step of the in-person study process was as much a test for him as it was for me.
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Roopa Kudva, who heads Omidyar's operations in India, said that buying something online is the last step in the journey of a new internet user.
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Some warned it should not be a last step, but one toward equality in the form of opportunities for black entrepreneurs and racial equity training.
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The last step, which will happen between 2025 and 2030 sees China become the world leader in AI, with the industry worth 1 trillion yuan.
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And then comes the awful last step: You are forced to scribble your name in some grotesque cursive that'd make your first grade teacher wince.
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After fashioning her utility belt and raincoat couture, there's one last step Claire must undertake to truly be ready to reunite with Jamie: dye her grays.
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Foreign policy traditionalists argue that meetings with Kim should be the last step on the diplomatic process — to formally endorse an agreement, not the first step.
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After that, you'll get a bit more granular and pick some individual show favorites, and the last step is ticking off your preferred cable networks. Done.
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He went through the whole process of getting the permits and location set and the last step was to get a permit from the police commission.
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Conservatives have suggested that the resolution is the last step before taking more drastic measures against Rosenstein, either holding him in contempt or even impeaching him.
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Last week the Navy released a design request for proposal that's expected to be awarded next year, the last step before selected contractors build their concepts.
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If Mr. Anglin cannot be served notice in person, the last step is to put a public notice for six consecutive weeks in a local newspaper.
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Brexit: The last step in the yearslong lead-up to Britain's withdrawal from the European Union is complete, as European legislators passed the bill on Wednesday.
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The very last step, he slid on the red lace gloves with 20123-inch (10-centimeter) red fingernails that he had specially ordered from the United States.
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When Obama takes his last step out of the White House in January, we're in for a rude awakening: The coolest president will have left the building.
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Argentina's Congress signed off on the deal in May and Argentina has sent Mercosur its formal ratification, the last step needed for implementation, Argentina's production ministry said.
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The last step was to paint the body with a black paste made out of the mineral manganese, which also gave shape to the deceased's facial features.
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The last step in generating speech is giving it prosody—generally, the modulation of speed, pitch and volume to convey an extra (and critical) channel of meaning.
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The last step, while integral to making mozzarella, is one that Fromaggio can't do; the consumer has to take the curds out and do it by hand.
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"There's not a lot more I can say about it, other than to say this is certainly not the last step that we will take," he said.
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As the clock runs out, with a patient facing hospice as the next and last step, what could be wrong with giving an unproven drug a chance?
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For the last step in the process, a trained genetic scientist looks at that result and does an analysis "that is more art than science," said Lantos.
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Clinton in early July, the last step in a lengthy investigation into her email practices as secretary of state that continues to dog her run for president.
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A lot goes into finding out what your next step is going to be, and personally I wasn't at peace with the last step I just took!
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The last step before adding the rhinestones is to line the bottom lid with more purple, like Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eyeliner in Asphyxia ($21).
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Separately, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected a House subpoena to hand over Mr. Trump's tax returns, likely the last step before the matter heads to the courts.
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During the last step of the process — touring the caretaker's apartment — "I got three or four feet into the door and said, 'I'll take it,'" she recalled.
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They were the last step needed to complete Turkey&aposs transition from a parliamentary system of government to a strong presidential system, a change voters approved last year.
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Give it the okay to book under your name and with your phone number The last step is giving Google one last confirmation to proceed with the reservation.
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Last week's announcement by the leadership to postpone presidential elections represents a first — but by no means the last — step in what could be a genuine reform process.
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Trump officials have sent the proposal to the White House Office of Budget and Management, the last step before the rule is released to the public for comment.
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This, of course, was the last step in a long line of failures by the department, which included multiple failures to arrest the alleged assailant for violent behavior.
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"The sentencing is the last step in Mr. Tamayo trying to put this behind him and move on with his life," Tamayo's lawyer Ross Pearlson said in an interview.
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The last step involved creating a new action, and then taking the dog behind a screen and waiting a moment, after which they gave the "do it" command again.
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This is the last step before sending it out to music retailers, or if it doesn't pass the test, melting it back down into a biscuit and starting again.
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A draft of the proposal was sent to the White House Office of Management and Budget, NBC reports, the last step before it is sent to the federal register.
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That last step makes it so that when you're translating text on a sign or a restaurant menu through your smartphone's camera, the text blends seamlessly onto the page.
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Drying TATP at room temperature, a last step after rinsing and filtering, also requires a fairly large area, another American official said, unless a vacuum drying chamber is involved.
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Here, we spoke with women who describe their experience with pregnancy and eating disorder recovery, and how many of them found it to be their last step toward healing.
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We want to take the last step and be the champion and I think it's good that there is tension in the sense that we all want to win.
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But he saved up, and by the end of November he rented a place hoping that would be the last step in the process to reunite with his daughter.
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Lauren Callahan, a spokeswoman for the education agency, said in a telephone interview on Monday that the judge's decision would not be the last step in Ms. Roland's case.
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Once you've filled out the form, the last step is to mail it in along with your receipt to your state's department of revenue as an act of protest.
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He said that the last step of the process would ensure that the "sliver" of taxpayers who do not currently receive relief from the legislation were taken care of.
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That last step is not an easy task — people generally use a pseudonym or alias on the 23D printer services, which adds an extra layer of complexity for tracking infringers.
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Fulcher came on board to Zenefits as part of what former Zenefits CEO David Sacks described as a "last step in a planned transition" that started over a year ago.
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The embryo transfer is the last step in the IVF process and has a 41 to 43% success rate for women under age 35, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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"This is not the last step in the journey," said Robert Cattanach, a former Justice Department lawyer who works on privacy and tech security issues at the law firm Dorsey & Whitney.
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Seven of the 18 studies reviewed by UConn researchers were based in the US, where psychedelics are making their way to Phase III clinical trials, the last step before FDA approval.
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"I followed these instructions to the letter, and when I got to the very last step, Instagram wanted to send a confirmation email to the Russian hacker's email," Claude told Mashable.
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Economists solve such problems by backward induction, starting with the last step of the actual process (how you leave) and working backwards to determine the best first step (whether to leave).
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The agency on Friday released a "Finding of No Significant Impact" and "Final Environmental Assessment," the last step the mosquito's maker, the U.K.-based Oxitec, needs to take with the agency.
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In 2012, former Pope Benedict decreed that Puglisi died as a martyr in "hatred of the faith," and ordered that he be beatified, the last step before sainthood in the Church.
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Biden can learn from two fellow former senators and see how they managed similar transformations and try to take the last step at the ballot box and surpass them in November.
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It still needs to run Phase 3 trials, the last step before seeking full approval from the F.D.A., but breakthrough therapy status would allow the final stage to be sped up.
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The last step was uploading the video to YouTube where it would garner witnesses and sit alongside tens of thousands of Blood Over Intent clips of others performing or discussing the ritual.
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The last step for the switch-hitter was being able to hit from the right side of the plate, something he accomplished without pain during batting practice over the last two days.
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Most cis people (and even some trans people) look at GRS as the "last step" in transition, but I considered my transition complete when I decided to change my name and pronouns.
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The last step is the most difficult: Two-thirds of the Senate equals 67 votes, which is an incredibly high threshold, even when a party controls the majority of the upper chamber.
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The last step of prep involved looping a few zip ties around the bottom legs of the tripod, which would connect to stakes I would hammer into the dirt the next day.
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The aid package that's being voted on in the House of Representatives is a first step that must not be allowed to be the last step because it is far from enough.
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"And that last step is more seamless than ever before if you're on your desktop: It's an experience specially designed for messaging, displaying your match's profile as you chat," notes Tinder's blog.
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I know — years ago, I sustained two bad sprains, one stepping on a stick while trimming a hedge and the other missing the last step while exiting a plane in the dark.
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Many online retailers delay the flurry of additional charges, like taxes and shipping/handling costs, until the very last step of the check-out process so they land like an unwelcome surprise.
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As a last step, they visited top cities to ask locals what they enjoy — and don&apost enjoy — about their hometowns, as well as what type of interests each city most suits.
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For Mr Erdogan, the victory marks the last step on the road to a constitution that replaces the parliamentary system put in place by Ataturk, the country's founding father, with a presidential one.
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Just place small pieces wherever you want to emphasize as the last step in your style — Lund recommends along the part or right on the section of hair you've tucked behind your ear.
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In Sayulita, Haibon and Iaconetti danced around their feelings for one another, but never quite took that last step — and by that, we mean that they never hooked up at the Fantasy Suite.
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"If you go into an issue in a populist way, you also have to be prepared to take the last step," political analyst Thomas Hofer said, calling Kern's populist turn a "serious mistake".
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Then, as a very last step (and normally done at the shampoo bowl to save time), a colored gloss or toner is applied with a brush, section by section, to just the roots.
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But Germany is opposed to taking the last step of setting up EDIS now, worried that in some countries banks are still exposed to high risks because of past investment and credit decisions.
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" The last step refers to population and suggests using "proven and effective policies that strengthen human rights while lowering fertility rates and lessening the impacts of population growth on emissions and biodiversity loss.
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The Rules Committee is the last step for legislation before hitting the House floor, so the move sets up a full House vote on the CRA, which passed the Senate in November, soon.
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The very last step is that the rights holders can identify any of these remixes that they do love, and partner with Metapop to redistribute those remixes to Apple, Spotify, and anywhere else.
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It must have felt like the worst trick of fate for these refugees to hit the wall of Donald Trump's political posturing at the very last step of a yearslong, rigorous vetting process.
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If you skip that last step, you won't free up any space for a month, as your iOS device hangs on to deleted photos for 30 days, just in case you change your mind.
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With a flurry of Blu-ray players announced this week at CES 2016, the release of actual content is the last step before the next generation of physical media is ready for the masses.
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Within the negotiation calendar I want to carry out ... the euro would be the last step because I want to wait for the outcome of elections in Germany in the fall before renegotiating it.
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"The apostolic exhortation is not just the last step of a long process," said Father Antonio Spadaro, a Jesuit priest close to the pope and editor in chief of the Catholic journal Civiltà Cattolica.
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" He was more measured in his comments to The Times on Friday, saying nuclear weapons are "the biggest problem the world has" and he would use such weapons only as "an absolute last step.
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Border officials have wide latitude to determine what constitutes "credible fear" in an initial asylum interview, as do immigration judges in an asylum hearing, which is the last step of a lengthy vetting process.
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"The reason that we did these studies in a non-human primate is that we thought that this was really the last step on the road to translating to the clinic," Orwig told Inverse.
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"Günter gave me the best base I could wish for, but now maybe to take the last step to make it to the really big titles, it's better things are like they are now."
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Smoothed on before bed as the last step in your skin-care routine, the soothing blend of squalane, shea butter, and a particularly potent source of cica provides healthier, more chill skin by morning.
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One precinct chair in Iowa describing the failure of the app, saying that the app got stuck on the very last step when reporting results, which was uploading a picture of the precinct's results.
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The meeting at Clinton's home on Thursday is an opportunity to study the complete picture of her final list of candidates and the last step before meeting face-to-face again with her top choices.
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French industrial gas group Air Liquide said it had placed five USD-denominated senior bonds for an aggregate amount of $4.5 billion, that constitute the third and last step in refinancing its acquisition of Airgas.
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What you're missing is the final key, the very last step of anti-frizz protection applied over dry hair just before you walk out the door and into the muggy air: a spritz of hairspray.
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Senators in the coming week will vote on David Bernhardt's nomination to be deputy secretary of the Interior Department, the last step in a process that has laid bare deep Democratic opposition to the nominee.
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"Continuing shelling (in Petrivske), unfortunately, indicates that one of the parties does not want this progress, because this is the last step before the meeting," Prystaiko said, adding that the last shelling was on Wednesday.
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Receive a public vote of confidence Sports fans know it well -- "the dreaded vote of confidence," a public proclamation of support that, in reality, is the last step along the path to a manager's firing.
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The judges in those cases recently took the unusual step of jointly ordering McKinsey and Mr. Alix to try to resolve their differences in mediation, as one last step before taking the matter to trial.
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While it's been an entire year since Sferios started production on the project, his team is currently in the last step of production and is reportedly in need of $50,000 to get to the finish line.
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As a last step, we excluded any stocks that are down more than 10 percent year to date in order to avoid those names offering high yields simply as a function of their falling share price.
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It is filed in the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, one of the most powerful appellate courts in the country and often seen as the last step before the Supreme Court.
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For a subtle touch of grit and volume that mimics gloriously tousled post-beach hair, spray Redken's new Triple Dry finish spray through the mid-lengths of hair as a last step in your styling routine.
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The Supreme Court's rejection appears to be the last step Exxon Mobil could take to stop the investigation, and the company now must likely comply with the civil investigative demand, a document akin to a subpoena.
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The week-long sea trials, the last step as the ship concludes its post-shakedown availability (PSA), will be followed by a quick return to port and then 18 months of post-delivery tests and trials.
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The last step: Isolate, ignore, disregard — or any combination of the three As Democrats began negotiations in earnest with Congressional Republicans, the White House, no matter the spin, was not an integral partner in the talks.
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The review process at the Office of Management and Budget, which usually takes up to 60 days but could take longer, is the last step before regulators can make the rule final and release it publicly.
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One precinct chair in Iowa described the failure of the app to CNN, saying that the app got stuck on the very last step when reporting results, which was uploading a picture of the precinct's results.
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ROME, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Italian President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday signed a decree to dissolve parliament, Mattarella's office said in a statement, in the last step necessary before the government can set the date of new elections.
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"But if by July there has been no positive response (from the central government), we will be prepared to climb the last step and call a referendum for the second fortnight of September next year," he said.
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"Women often have to frame things in a way of 'I'm asking questions, probing, leading people to the idea,' at which point it's super easy for a man to claim credit at the last step," says Williams.
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Considered a treatment, it's meant to be applied as the last step in your daily skin-care routine — and can either replace a moisturizer in summer months, or be applied on top of one in the winter.
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Finally, last week, the European Parliament's Justice and Home Affairs Committee acted in favor of visa liberalization for Georgian citizens, setting up the last step for Georgia's citizens to be granted expanded access to the European Union.
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The last step needed to make the dismissal official was Mr. Zelensky's signature on the dismissal — a formality, it seemed, since it was Mr. Zelensky's office that had sought approval for the firing in the first place.
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"This is certainly not the last step, we will continue to do our own efforts, our own fact finding," Pompeo said, while adding that the US will also take into account information from Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
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If you're installing a different operating system on the newly created partition, you can usually skip that last step: The OS installer will do the job for you and get everything set up so the partition is accessible.
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"Within the negotiation calendar I want to pursue ... the euro would be the last step because I want to wait for the outcome of elections in Germany in the fall (autumn) before renegotiating it," she told the newspaper.
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Going before a co-op board for an interview is the last step of the process and an opportunity for prospective buyers to show their future neighbors that they will make a strong addition to the building's community.
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The sale of Areva NP is the last step in a restructuring that unwinds Areva's once much-vaunted model of an integrated nuclear group that mines and enriches uranium, produces nuclear fuel, builds reactors and recycles spent fuel.
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Haeres Equita, a group of investors led by Swiss-Italian financier Philippe Camperio, bought full ownership of Borsalino for 6.4 million euros ($7.4 million) at a court auction on Thursday, the last step in a long liquidation process.
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Jack acknowledges that last step and mentioned that in the future he plans to expand to brick and mortar locations, which would put him in direct competition with One Medical and other physician clinics expanding into the telehealth space.
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Llevana, without the ability to seize wealth or property, simply skips to the last step of Leland's own logical progression; she takes a life so that she might establish order and balance in the relationships between citizens and guards.
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Finally, the obvious last step should be to incorporate supplements that help fight the onslaught of increasingly common viruses, such as Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), human papilloma virus (HPV), hepatitis B and C viruses, human herpes virus and HIV.
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The vote is the last step in a staged shares-and-cash transaction in which Drillisch has already acquired 7.8 percent of United Internet's 1&1 retail telecoms brand and United Internet owns just under 31 percent of Drillisch.
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DNA from skin cells is likely to be highly degraded If investigators are able to zero in on a DNA sample, the last step is to enter it into a database to see whether it matches with existing DNA records.
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Whereas traditional advocacy models often require that homeless people complete mental health or drug and alcohol treatment programs before entering housing, the housing-first approach, as the name implies, means housing is the first—not the last—step in the process.
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This last step would ban them from visiting other nations, which they frequently do for tourism or even to visit family members living abroad — where they enjoy a lifestyle that could not be afforded by the vast majority of Venezuelans.
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What this means for Exxon: The Supreme Court's rejection appears to be the last step Exxon Mobil could take to stop the investigation, and the company now must likely comply with the civil investigative demand, a document akin to a subpoena.
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PARIS — France's government pushed through Parliament a controversial overhaul of the country's labor law on Wednesday, the last step of a lengthy legislative process that has split President François Hollande's Socialist Party less than a year before presidential and legislative elections.
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I've tried out and read up on my fair share of phones as a tech reporter and have found I prefer Android devices to iPhones, but I haven't been able to take that last step to ultimately switch away from Apple.
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Last month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finally submitted its new guidelines to the White House Office of Management and Budget for a regulatory review — the last step before they can be officially approved and put into use.
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Second, it will be to see if they can use a distributed ledger technology in a whole wide variety of payments, bank to bank, in the system," he said, "and the last step will be to accept a digital currency.
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This theory of color had a scale that went from brilliant red, which was pure white light with the least amount of darkness added, to dull blue, the last step before black, which was the complete extinction of light by darkness.
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If you've followed the last step, you know how much money is coming in, and you know what has to go out – so it's time to figure out how you're spending the rest, and the ways you can do it better.
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And though joined to that history, these small, hand-set tiles delineated and measured a space that had grown particular for me — a place inside, yet not a room— an ordered surface that registered, always, the first step returning and last step away.
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This final test of the game by Microsoft, ensuring it meets the company's standards, is the last step before the code is shipped to retail (any minor problems Microsoft or the developer finds during cert will be addressed in a "day one patch").
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Just at the last step, he stopped, as Jill left alone, he turned around and -- thinking it was the last time he'd ever really have on a stage like that -- soaked it in for one last second, gave a final wave and left.
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During a visit to the White House, the French president, Anne Nouguez, remarked on the United States' "Latin panic;" a White House spokesman, Indra Vernon, retorted with reminders of France's aggressive reaction to the last step toward unification taken by the African Union.
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Meanwhile in London Just two months ago, I hummed along to "God Save the Queen" in a wood-paneled city hall chamber in east London -- the last step in the process of transforming from an Arizona-born American into a British citizen.
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Hershey's has implemented tactics like "cart intercepts," which offer the customer a chance to add in some snacks as the last step in their online shopping trip, mimicking the way someone might browse for candy during the checkout in a physical store.
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As prescribed, Futuredew is the last step in my morning skin-care routine, and I use my fingers to massage one or two pumps all over my face, focusing on my cheekbones and eyelids (because that's where I like to look extra shiny).
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The White House defended Trump's decision to bypass the traditional process of bilateral security negotiations, in which talks between lower level officials are held first, concessions are discussed next, and face-to-face meetings between the leaders are often the last step.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Canadian fertilizer company Nutrien auctioned its remaining stake in Chile lithium miner SQM on Friday for nearly $1 billion, the last step in meeting regulatory commitments after the company was formed in January by the merger of Agrium and Potash Corp of Saskatchewan.
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That last step would prove to be the undoing of British Hong Kong, as it set a time limit of July 1.73, 21.7, for China to resume control over the leased land and eventually, after a series of secret negotiations, take over the entire territory.
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Testing other checkpoint inhibitors: Currently available therapies focus on inhibiting the PD-1 receptor on T-cells that hampers the last step in the process of attacking cancer cells, or CTLA-4, which regulates the proliferation of T-cells earlier in the immune response.
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But selectively focusing on the last step of the current health care law's history ignores months of debate that included more than 20 hearings, at least 100 hours of committee meetings and markups, more than 130 amendments considered and at least 79 roll-call votes.
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It can be soul-draining over time, though, to hear creators and directors assure audiences after the fact that queerness does exist in their work; they just didn't apparently want to take the last step of, you know, putting it onscreen in any meaningful way.
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It's funny ... Sleiman and his lawyers acknowledge they can't actually get the lawsuit closed out by default until they do this one last step -- and they even offer Tekashi's inmate number to help out whoever gets sent to the federal prison he's locked up in.
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Because Dolores changed her mind and in the end helped with that last step of the hosts' plan, securing the safety and sovereignty of that world and putting it in a place where humans can't access it, they can develop whatever they want now in it.
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The approval of the judge, David A. Lowy of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, was the last step needed for the museum to sell a significant number of works, a plan the Massachusetts attorney general's office had agreed to in February after a seven-month investigation.
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Everything You Need to Know About CRISPR, the New Tool that Edits DNACRISPR, a new genome editing tool, could transform the field of biology—and a recent study on…Read more ReadUnfortunately, this last step can often result in problems, since cas9 is a very blunt tool.
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"We were already close to pay parity in the U.S. through our strong people practices, and now we are proud to have achieved and documented this last step of full parity," said Donna Morris, executive vice president of Customer & Employee Experience at Adobe, in a statement.
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In a press release, NAACP President and CEO Derrick Johnson praised the "courageous" step Greitens took last August to stay the execution of Marcellus Williams, who was convicted of murder in 2001, and asked the governor to take one last step for Williams on his last day in office.
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If approved, the acquisition could be the last step in a yearslong effort by Mr. Thiel to finish an independent journalism outfit that angered him in 2007 when it reported, without his permission, that he is gay, a fact widely known at the time in Silicon Valley. Gawker.
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"The 2015 WOTUS rule was an illegal effort to assert control over private property -- and we fought to have it repealed -- but it also needs to be replaced, and today's action is the last step in that process," said National Cattlemen's Beef Association President Jennifer Houston in a statement.
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The Drillisch shareholders voted by 98 percent in favor of a new share issue that will buy it 100 percent ownership of United Internet's premium 1&21 retail brand and give United Internet 22014 percent of Drillisch in return, in the last step of a staggered stock-and-cash deal.
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Now the SEC has a proposal to regulate proxy advisers to make them more transparent and improve the quality of information they provide to asset managers by forcing them to give companies a chance to review and respond to any recommendations — an important last step to protect retail investor interests.
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The last step was the hardest, though: he had to win back his NCAA eligibility, submitting every medical document, blood test and piece of correspondence that proved he was unable to play throughout the bulk of his years; that his eligibility "clock" should have stopped when he received his Wegener's diagnosis.
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"While this is unlikely the last step in this decade-long debate over internet regulation, we urge bipartisan leaders in Congress to renew their efforts to craft meaningful legislation that can end ongoing uncertainty, promote network investment and protect consumers," the National Cable and Telecommunications Association said in a statement.
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I can tell Spark tries so hard, to be hip and happenin, to be the very best but at the bottom of the stairs misses the last step and eats it Spark looks like the type of guy who would Naruto run down the street singing the pokemon theme song.
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" Kevin Trenberth, distinguished senior scientist at the climate and global dynamics laboratory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, said the new paper "is fine as a first step, but it is not the last step, and much more is needed to establish how clouds change as the climate changes.
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They are legal — all you need is a notary and two witnesses (this can vary state by state) to sign a will, and the last step in creating an online will is printing out the document and getting it notarized — and they do ask you many of the same questions that a lawyer would.
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Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsHouse votes to impeach Trump 'Irregardless' trends on Twitter after Collins impeachment speech The Hill's 85033:30 Report — Presented by UANI — Dramatic day as House heads toward impeachment vote MORE (R-Ga.) here to debate the articles of impeachment, the last step before the full House votes on them tomorrow. pic.twitter.
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That makes his podcast something of a test case for a political strategy that has been floated among liberals since the election of President Trump: Stop condescending and start empathizing with people on the other side of the aisle, and then — this last step is often implied but rarely stated — turn them into Democrats.
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On Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration authorized a major step toward allowing the medical use of MDMA (also known as ecstasy or Molly) for PTSD patients: The federal agency approved a large-scale, Phase 3 clinical trial of the drug — the last step the drug must overcome before it can become prescription medicine.
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"When I got to the last step, Instagram wanted to send a confirmation to the hacker's email" One Instagram user named Claude, who requested Mashable withhold his last name, says he spent more than a month going in circles with Instagram support after his account was hacked and the email on his account changed to a .
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The cars have reacted more slowly than human drivers and struggled to pass so-called track validation tests, the last step before returning to city streets, according to a dozen Uber documents and emails as well as interviews with seven current and former employees, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not allowed to talk publicly about the company.
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Man's last words spoken from the Moon were spoken by Cernan:Bob, this is Gene, and I'm on the surface; and, as I take man's last step from the surface, back home for some time to come – but we believe not too long into the future – I'd like to just (say) what I believe history will record: that America's challenge of today has forged man's destiny of tomorrow.
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As someone gets more comfortable with grilling, the SmartChef TRU-Infrared Gas Grill has different modes that start off by walking an amateur through every last step for a specific dish they've selected and include more advanced modes that simply provide details on the grill's status from afar so you can instead spend time socializing with the guests you invited to your barbecue, and not the barbecue itself.
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Before departing, Cernan became the last person to speak from the Moon's surface: Bob, this is Gene, and I'm on the surface; and, as I take man's last step from the surface, back home for some time to come – but we believe not too long into the future – I'd like to just (say) what I believe history will record: that America's challenge of today has forged man's destiny of tomorrow.
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However, ships that have installed scrubbers that can remove sulphur as fuel is burned can continue to use higher-sulphur fuel * The amendment to MARPOL Annex VI approved on Friday would make it illegal for ships without scrubbers to carry fuels above the sulphur limit in their supply systems, but would allow any ship to carry higher sulphur fuels as cargo * The approval is the second to last step required in order to formalise the ban on carrying fuel oil - which is itself a step aimed at making it easier to enforce the stricter sulphur limits * The IMO will next have to formally adopt the amendment at the group's meeting in October (Reporting By Jonathan Saul and Libby George Editing by Susan Fenton)
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