Wednesday's vote Ultimately the choices we face would remain unchanged – leave with a deal, leave with no deal, or have no Brexit.
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"So if you leave with only one thing you leave with, it must be this," Warren told staff on the Thursday call.
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He remains on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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And you often leave with actual money in your pocket.
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Is it a People's Vote on leave with no deal?
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Roads have become impracticable, we leave with the cocoa slowly.
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Thousands had already been put on leave with reduced pay.
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Mostly, you can't expect to leave with much of value.
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Q: What legacy do you want to leave with Finder?
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Duran is on administrative leave with pay, pending the investigation.
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I always leave with more than what's on my list.
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"I leave with my head held high," he told reporters.
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Agree a deal by March 29, or leave with nothing.
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Officers involved in both cases are on administrative leave with pay.
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His son was … certainly old enough to leave with younger children.
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I leave with a bag of goodies and a $283 bill.
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Nevertheless Scotland will leave with the rest of the United Kingdom.
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His wife, Paola, says she's going to leave with the children.
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She'll likely leave with a lead still in the high 200s.
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They leave with the customary smiles and tears that accompany goodbyes.
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It is due to leave with its cargo on Friday night.
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That's the bigger idea that the designers hope you leave with.
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Didn't they agree to leave with her sister as a couple?
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"I did leave with a suit," he said of his prize.
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Sometimes, they leave with inspiration for further loosening Missouri's gun regulations.
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He will leave with the right degree and maybe get another.
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"We are waiting to leave with 40 other people," he said.
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One lawmaker Trump has discussed paid family leave with is Sen.
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Any kid that comes through will leave with a Hot Wheels.
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"That's what I want to have audiences leave with," he said.
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I THINK YOU SHOULD LEAVE WITH TIM ROBINSON Stream on Netflix.
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We were forced to leave with indignity, this is how it was.
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"I leave with my head held high," Ezzati told reporters in Santiago.
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They come for Warren Buffett and leave with jewelry, furniture and more.
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C. gets dressed for the concert and we leave with R. driving.
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And we want to leave with integrity and your head held high.
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Whalen and Kelley remain on paid leave with restricted access to Dartmouth.
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You'll leave with a new admiration for this woman and her wit.
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I leave with a super delicious chocolate and banana ice cream sandwich.
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"Some leave with developmental disabilities and lifelong special needs," he told CNN.
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I was able to leave with a good taste in my mouth.
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He talked about treating employees well and helping them leave with dignity.
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The company also said its finance chief would leave with immediate effect.
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I really felt like I'd leave with something anytime I saw them.
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They might come in for one item but leave with many others.
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But I want to leave with a final question and a thought.
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"I just wanted him to leave with dignity," Johnson told reporters Monday.
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Likewise, not every player who doesn't leave with one is a loser.
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I leave with my friends, but first he and I high-five.
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We leave with another couple to go down the street to Thai Gourmet.
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And you leave with...$200 worth of stuff you never knew you needed.
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They put them in a rubber room or they leave with their pensions.
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So Natalie and Paulie have to leave with their tail between their legs.
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And, if you're open to it, you might leave with some lifelong friends.
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The money they did manage to leave with was ruined by dye packs.
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Or does it want to leave with a deal, but not this deal?
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The day before the raid, Jorge's wife decides to leave with the children.
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"Will you leave with me?" he adds before the video fades into black.
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"I have two words to leave with you tonight: inclusion rider," she said.
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I leave with a couple free samples of other products I've been eyeing.
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I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is a relentlessly bizarre hit.
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You shop just like normal but then pay and leave with no line.
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Harvard Law School graduates leave with an average of about $134,374 in debt.
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"There was no way I was not going to leave with a suit."
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Luckily I was in coat check so I get to leave with $15.
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Investigators argue those actions show he was planning to leave with the girl.
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Or does it want to leave with a deal but not this deal?
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When exits are small, the founders leave with a smaller amount of cash.
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"I didn't want anybody to leave with a bad taste in their mouth."
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Even businesses benefit from paid family leave, with reduced turnover and increased productivity.
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You leave with the feeling that he would play more if he could.
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Just a tip, dude ... sometimes Hollywood trophies don't leave with their rightful owner.
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He told her that he had just seen Ms. Krim leave with Nessie.
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"Every time I come here," Mr. Ndow said, "I leave with a headache."
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Many students leave with the miserable combination of student debt but no degree.
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Britain could leave with a deal, without one or not exit at all.
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It might leave with a deal, without one or not leave at all.
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I completely expected her to leave with me but she wanted something else.
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The exact amount of money that he will leave with isn't yet clear.
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The soldiers leave with their heads low, feeling defeated, as indeed they were.
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If you want to leave with a deal, you have to vote for it.
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If it had been Hillary, all she would leave with is the silverware. True.
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"I will also leave with all my four brothers and my wife," he said.
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If you brought her peonies, would you expect to leave with a few stems?
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Or, if another queen was born in the beehive, she'll leave with some followers.
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"But he'll never be mean -- he doesn't want anyone to leave with hurt feelings."
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I leave with some other items too, of course, and spend an extra $229.
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I have two words to leave with you tonight, ladies and gentleman: Inclusion rider.
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Authorities outside provided rifle cover so the group could leave with the wounded officer.
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So before we leave with our hopes high for an active cycle, let's caveat.
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" Finally, she said, "I have two words to leave with you tonight ... inclusion rider.
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In fact it was American universities that expanded parental leave—with the same results.
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For one thing, you have to leave with a professional record that holds up.
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In 2010, the two decided to leave with the limited resources they could muster.
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Now, in any case, it's impossible for most people to leave, with highways inundated.
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At a little before midnight, Ms. Paulson got up to leave with Ms. Clark.
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The priest would go to see Pablo and always leave with his briefcase full.
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Those who came appeared prepared to leave with lasting memories and no apparent regrets.
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It's a fun evening and you will hopefully both leave with some wine knowledge.
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I bought plane tickets and decided to leave with my 9-year-old daughter.
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If Jutanugarn keeps things together, she will leave with plenty of prizes as well.
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It could leave with a deal or without one - or not leave at all.
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Britain could leave with a deal, without one or not exit at all (Reuters).
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"When you leave, you will leave with nothing if you didn't save," he said.
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They want to leave with a deal — just not the deal that's actually available.
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" The best team would leave with a championship ring, he said — "And that's you.
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"Any instructions you leave with regard to your body are really advice," Madoff said.
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I get really intense, order some brasses, get thrown out and leave with them.
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After a full-count walk, Snell retired Bour to leave with a 4-2 lead.
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In Sweden, new parents receive 68 weeks of leave with the aid of government subsidies.
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But I leave with the knowledge that I have lived the life that I intended.
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We want to leave with a deal and that is what we are working for.
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"Hopefully you'll leave with a different mind-set than when you started," Ms. Poitras said.
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This makes my whole day, and I leave with a big smile on my face.
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To shop at Trader Joe's is to sometimes leave with a gripping sense of FOMO.
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Three men walk into my home and only two leave with a blessing for marriage.
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But grief is never going to leave with its "real" owner, the way Visitor does.
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A shot and two beers later, I leave with a $73 tab, I tip $3.
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We drift off, get an arm massage if we're lucky, and leave with glowing skin.
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"He will come with empty hands and he will leave with empty hands," he says.
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She remembered him saying that many accept job offers but quickly leave with maternity benefits.
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As he gets on the bus to leave, with a slew of very attractive women.
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Jimmy Kimmel is back from paternity leave with a few choice words for his critics.
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Instead, we leave with the notion that this is just 'how it is' for moms.
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We could leave with the deal we have negotiated but subject to a second referendum.
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" Haywood adds: "I feel like it's the message he would want to leave with us.
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She promises not to let anyone leave with her, and she'll kill anyone who tries.
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Every year, 16 teams enter and 15 leave with their heads down, defeated and discarded.
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If they leave, with them go many of the most beautiful aspects of this neighborhood.
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You leave with a post-care kit to use throughout the week as you peel.
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Mariners starter Justus Sheffield survived five shaky innings to leave with a 1-0 lead.
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The idea was for guests to pick their favorites — and leave with handfuls of blooms.
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They leave with no gas, no life preservers, and no means of communication on board.
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They leave with so much debt, and walk away with an $11-an-hour job.
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After her musician dad showed back up in town, she decided to leave with him.
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It's important to note that you'll leave with wet hair unless you book a blowout.
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This workday goal is to leave with three to four pieces of viral-ready content.
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Customers at La Festival bring in refillable growlers and leave with wine to carry home.
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But a few seconds later, a Capitol Police officer asked me to leave with her.
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" Kristen can do nothing but get up and leave with her rosé, muttering, "I love you.
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Companies tend to equate leave with lost revenue: They get nothing when mothers take time off.
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Their eldest daughter, then 11, had already been baptized, and she chose to leave with them.
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His press aide says it's so we will leave with a good taste in our mouths.
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I leave with Worcestershire, pickled okra, vodka, and some figs that they aren't going to use.
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You walk in looking for one thing and leave with a cart full of unnecessary crap!
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Maybe you'll leave with your pills, but maybe the pharmacy won't have your meds in stock.
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All these volunteers started the study healthy and now some may leave with a permanent disability.
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"I have two words to leave with you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: inclusion rider," she said.
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Patrons can leave with a sandwich and rice noodles or pad thai for a mere $210.
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"What I want to leave with you all today is: there is transgender talent," Taylor said.
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Just come prepared with an open mind — and expect to leave with a less cluttered one.
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But if the world is visiting, they would like everyone to leave with a positive impression.
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Patrons can leave with a sandwich and rice noodles or pad thai for a mere $5.
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Anita (Lin Tucci), Gina (Abigail Savage) and the perpetually silent Norma (Annie Golden) leave with her.
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If Britain chose not to take part, it would leave with no deal at 11 p.m.
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You do not simply show up, check a box, and leave with an "I voted" sticker.
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I want people to leave with a sense that they've been moved in a profound way.
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Sometimes she will leave with it a tissue that she has used to refresh her makeup.
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I leave with a white boat neck sweater ($65) and a pair of striped shorts ($29).
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He'll pull that fake-out handshake gesture from the movie and you will leave with chills.
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Emi Ikkanda, an editor at Spiegel & Grau, will also leave with the shuttering of the imprint.
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They come and make all sorts of trouble and leave with all sorts of mess behind.
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She says she knows exactly what it means, and maybe the other writers do, but we don't, and I think that's pretty fantastic that we get to leave with questions, we get to leave with the gift of using our own imaginations to complete this story.
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The best part is, they leave with one-of-a-kind photos to remember their wedding day.
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There are conferences where you can pay $500 for a weekend and you leave with just inspiration.
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She is too scared to leave with the tens of thousands fleeing to regime-held western Aleppo.
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I get dressed and leave with the boys when they arrive and find the tool they need.
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Battered and broken, I slip on my headphones and leave, with a Bob Marley record in hand.
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She told the FBI that she was planning to leave with a partner for ISIS-held territory.
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I read Chuck Wendig's Aftermath trilogy, and in Empire's End, they leave with a cadre of orphans.
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"I'd much prefer to have military officers come here and perhaps leave with a more nuanced perspective."
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TPG has put McGlashan on indefinite administrative leave, with firm co-founder Jim Coulter assuming his responsibilities.
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Don't Leave With Nothing "Our career lives are long and mistakes will inevitably be made," Sachs says.
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It's not uncommon for brides and grooms to leave with stash of envelopes from family and friends.
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The drug addict had to go, even if the boxer in me had to leave with him.
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But, what if you make it all the way into the tank and leave with no deal?
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In court affidavits provided to Business Insider, pilots described why they took sick leave with short notice.
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If cut loose altogether, Mr. Dauman would leave with a pay package worth an astonishing $84 million.
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Spokesperson Yasser al Yousef said the deal would allow the rebels to leave with their light weapons.
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Asked if it is inappropriate for the Senate to leave with the shutdown still unresolved, Democratic Sen.
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Critics called "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson" one of the funniest shows on Netflix.
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RHP Bruce Rondon will be placed on paternity leave with his wife due to give birth Monday.
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Meadows has also discussed paid family leave with Kushner's wife, first daughter Ivanka Trump, in the past.
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" The governor included an image quoting the Bible verse John 14:27: "Peace I leave with you.
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You go from room to room, passionately pitching, and usually all you leave with is free water.
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Ceiling cameras identify the shopper and the items, and determine when said items leave with said shopper.
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I couldn't leave with a beautiful Hotel Del Christmas ornament, a coffee mug, and a cozy blanket.
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I leave with a paperback copy of The Mother of All Questions: Further Feminisms by Rebecca Solnit.
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Japan has begun allowing passengers who test negative to leave, with hundreds disembarking on Wednesday and Thursday.
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"Everything that's been sprayed on the fields is going to leave with the runoff anyway," Rundquist said.
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Program graduates usually leave with little debt and consistently earn salaries of $30,000 to $50,000 a year.
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"They drink hot chocolate when they're there and leave with the chocolate that they've made," she said.
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You leave with the album's parting questions ringing in your ears: "What do you do?" he asks.
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Petitt alleged she was put on leave with pay, pending a psychiatric evaluation, after she filed her report.
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Steve tells Nancy that he's been a shitty boyfriend, and gives her the okay to leave with Jonathan.
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Make a shopping list, so that you leave with everything you need (and none of what you don't).
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You'll leave with tears in your eyes, a smile on your face, and your fist in the air.
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The cookbook author and Twitter auteur recently went on the show, only to leave with a chipped tooth.
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I am sad to leave, but I leave with the knowledge that I lived the life I intended.
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But after I got good at it there was nights where I would leave with $2,000 or $3,000.
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According to Chelsea, most of her clients leave with a fresh cut and a fresh baggie of weed.
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"176 people leave with significant emotional baggage from what they have experienced in Chile," he wrote on Twitter.
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My boss is happy with my work, and I leave with more responsibility than I went in with.
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It's supposed to indicate who you are at first glance, the first impression you leave with a stranger.
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They'd leave with an object that could be sent back home to show that things were going well.
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If you remove that layer of humanity from underneath, does the soul of the interest leave with it?
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The poll, by BMG for The Herald, showed Remain with 53.3 percent support and Leave with 46.7 percent.
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She told the newspaper she decided to run for Senate while on maternity leave with her first daughter.
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Not all who appear on "Shark Tank" leave with a life-changing deal from one of the investors.
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The Dhaka café attackers gave Hossain a chance to leave with the other women who were wearing hijabs.
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So I could leave with this backpack and have all my gear for the weekend, plus my clothes.
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In this area, ISIS fighters have coerced whole villages of Arabs to leave with them as they retreat.
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Eventually it finishes, and we leave with a referral to a fetal medicine specialist at Holles Street hospital.
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Space and weight being a premium, evacuees were allowed to leave with one 40-pound backpack or suitcase.
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The government should guarantee that communities can enforce their right to stay or leave, with fully informed consent.
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They come in here, and within an hour, they leave with everything they need to start that program.
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Aviva is offering one full year of leave, with half of that term to be on full pay.
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"I'm looking forward to meeting everybody, and I think the audience will leave with some really great takeaways."
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To celebrate, we're going to leave with the moving tribute to Li'l Sebastian, a horse before his time.
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You will leave with a headache because you're mad, stressed out, and you have to hold it in.
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By Wednesday they are walking on a new leg and on Friday they leave with their life transformed.
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Several states have or plan laws requiring paid leave, with varying specifics, typically funded by a payroll tax.
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A warehouse worker hired now at Amazon who stays until retirement would leave with a fraction of that.
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They had two daughters, born in North Korea, who were able to leave with Mr. Jenkins in 2004.
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I didn't rob the bank, I merely intended to rob the bank, and didn't leave with any money.
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The portions here are huge, and it's one of the few places that we actually leave with leftovers.
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He has been waiting, but not to leave with them: He is a double agent, working with Stan.
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Come for plants and you may also leave with Japanese-made housewares and a handmade light or two.
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On private Facebook groups, passengers said they were desperate to leave, with their families using the hashtag #getthemoffthatboat.
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I leave with a pair of bell-bottom pants that I am absolutely wearing tonight for only $6!
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The markets, at least, are taking seriously the government's apparent determination to leave with or without a deal.
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Demi Burnett may not have found love on Bachelor in Paradise, but she did leave with a fiancée!
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But they do so in a way that lets the person leave with grace and dignity, Wasylyshyn said.
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If this really is Carmelo Anthony's last season with the Knicks, he may leave with an anticlimactic goodbye.
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Evacuees said they were forced to leave with only the clothes on their backs as fire surrounded their homes.
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He promises to leave with her, but reneges on the pledge, leaving her alone with one of Lawrence's cousins.
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A sketch on Netflix's "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson" doesn't just settle for one funny idea.
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Donating vacation days so co-workers can have a longer maternity leave with pay should not be the solution.
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Absolutely. If you show up in a mattress store, there's a high likelihood you're gonna leave with a mattress.
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We leave with three new records (The New Mastersounds, Woods, and Whitney) as well as some $153 Christmas records.
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Modany's new arrangement allowed him to leave with two more years of salary if he quit or was fired.
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Others think that Britain's best bet is to leave with a deal and then, in time, apply to rejoin.
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We each arrive and live and leave with purpose, regardless of age or ability or aspiration, and that matters.
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The opening moments of I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson come as little surprise to sketch fans.
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"My job in government is to make sure that we can leave with no deal," he told BBC Radio.
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It's taken for granted that the patient would leave with heart medication and a referral to a cardiac specialist.
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Of course, only one woman, at best, is going to leave with a Neil Lane ring on her finger.
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He proposed requiring employers to give six weeks of maternity leave, with payments made by the unemployment insurance system.
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" Plus, he added proudly, "When they leave an FRC, they leave with seven sets of clothing for each individual.
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I hope the expectation of extractions is that you leave with glowing, radiant, healthy skin, and that's the objective.
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But I have also been clear that the best outcome is for the UK to leave with a deal.
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It is hard to sit through an entire listening of "We Are Not Yet Equal" and leave with hope.
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From a roof across the street, he saw Elizabeth and Philip arrive at Paige's and then leave with her.
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Now, the winner will leave with momentum as the primary season sprints to Super Tuesday in just two weeks.
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They describe a North Korean delegation that came into the summit fully expecting they would leave with a deal.
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Almost all foreign exchange strategists surveyed by Reuters were reasonably or very confident Britain would leave with a deal.
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You won't weep, but you may leave with a smile on your face or a spring in your step.
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When she was voted off by the other housemates, Mr. Collard even expressed a desire to leave with her.
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Jayasundara refused to quit and was later asked to go on leave, with his deputy standing in for him.
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Furloughs are temporary leave with reduced pay, while solidarity contracts allow employers to reduce the hours of some staff.
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" As a result, OP4's father, Benjamin Isaac, has been placed on administrative leave with "the possibility of termination.
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There's something at this fair for everyone, just don't be surprised to leave with your wallet feeling a little lighter.
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Class today is no exception, and I leave with legs so wobbly, I have trouble using the parking garage's escalator.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he will say, according to advance extracts.
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Research suggests that independent travellers tend to leave with a better impression of Taiwan than those who visit in groups.
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Wealth meaning I want others to develop well and so on because when you leave, you leave with nothing right.
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I leave with coffee in hand, but it feels like no amount of caffeine will be enough to enliven me.
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They leave with soothed nerves and Christmas gifts of various levels of proficiency with which to delight friends and relations.
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You'd go to the record store every weekend and leave with the current stuff that KDAY and KJLH was playing.
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Unfortunately, I am quickly drawn into the spell of the foliage, and I leave with two new plants as well.
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Lorenz did not sustain any significant injuries and was placed on administrative leave with pay during the investigation, police said.
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"If you recognise me, let me in, don't stain my finger, and I leave with my mouth closed," she says.
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Plans for a trip It appears Cummins, at least, had been planning to leave with his student for some time.
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"It's rewarding when people leave with their mouth like this"—he gestures the broad, ungladiatorial smile on his own face.
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Focus on the screen be damned, I'll still leave with popcorn-chewing memories from the guy two rows behind me.
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He is said to have blocked the group's car so they couldn't back up and leave with the stolen soda.
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But now, if you're going to leave with a bunch of debt, you're gong to use those three years carefully.
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The United Kingdom is now scheduled to leave, with or without a deal to smooth the exit, by Oct. 31.
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The U.S. and the Taliban have agreed to the framework of a deal that allows us to leave with dignity.
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Narrator: When the trainees graduate, they'll leave with 21120 different certifications, some learned inside the classroom, but most learned outside.
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But he said the decision on whether Britain would leave with or without a deal was ultimately one for London.
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There are people who just go there and pay $20,000 a year and don't leave with anything resembling an education.
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Others leave with little more than a suntan and a confidence that they're "cured" now that they've been to rehab.
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Her plan would provide 12 weeks of paid leave, with workers earning two-thirds of their salary while they're gone.
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For me, as a mom, 9/103 was my very first day back from maternity leave with my second child.
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"The only option is to find a way through which allows the UK to leave with a deal," told parliament.
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One man wants to leave (with suitcase) despite his powerful affection for the woman we may assume is his wife.
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Each child will leave with not only the memory of the steps, but also a free copy of the book.
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I was held against my will for approximately 12 hours until I was ultimately allowed to leave with my father.
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"If you don't leave with specific commitments and timelines, then for the most part you didn't accomplish anything," said Axtell.
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The state currently offers six weeks of partly paid leave (with an additional six weeks of disability for birth mothers).
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Officials said that parents who are deported from the United States can ask that their minor children leave with them.
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When American tourists visit Berlin today they more often leave with something like the narrative I encountered in the 1980s.
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A club you left with the sense you part of something monumental, even if you didn't leave with your coat.
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Mr Johnson's vow to leave on that date, "do or die", makes it impossible to leave with any new deal.
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Management also reminded Mitchell he was at a CIA-controlled black site; he could only leave with the agency's approval.
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When she was out on maternity leave with each of her two daughters, the bank offered eight weeks paid leave.
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The owner ultimately agreed to let the actor and the rescue team leave with both Liberty and Indigo in tow.
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At Tuesday's press conference, Rohner said he personally negotiated the gardening leave with Khan and without the involvement of Thiam.
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"He asked if I knew what it symbolized, and said I couldn't leave with the hat," Andersen told the Post.
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They then make a final choice, and leave with a five-milliliter sample, decanted into a tiny brown dropper vial.
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"Do what you want, annex another country's territory, kill people there and you will still leave with everything," he said.
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The Princesses would never leave without me and I couldn't leave with the King, and the King will never leave.
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Jayasundara refused to quit and was later asked to go on compulsory leave, with his deputy standing in for him.
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That's particularly tricky here, because there are three broad options: leave with May's deal, leave with no deal (the preferred choice for hardline Brexiteers), or remain in the EU. Simply offering those three choices "would split the Leave vote into two camps whilst handing Remain a huge advantage," the Telegraph's Harry Yorke points out.
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Now he is trying to force Mrs May to "deliver on" that referendum by demanding that Britain leave with no deal.
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It is not clear if the Kuznetsov's warplanes will leave with it or if any will stay behind in Latakia, Syria.
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Gregory doesn't appreciate the fact that they saved them all and wants them to leave, with a parting gift of preserves.
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It just seems like he's the type of person to go to a bar with one person and leave with another.
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Few entered the week expecting to leave with a complete understanding of Mochizuki's work or a clear verdict on the proof.
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I want them to leave with an understanding of what it felt like to be an African American at the time.
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People leave with supplies outside a Home Depot store in Miami, Florida, as they prepare for Hurricane Irma, September 7, 5.33.
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But now, she and others are being forced to leave, with local officials saying that the accommodations are dangerous and squalid.
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"I thought it was important to show scars and the collateral damage of what shootings leave with people," Ms. Shorr said.
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"This is your chance to get a visa from the Americans so you can leave with your daughter," he tells her.
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A South Dakota mother went to the doctor thinking she was experiencing painful kidney stones, only to leave with newborn triplets.
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"The only option is to find a way through which allows the UK to leave with a deal," Barclay told parliament.
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But as impressive as our 10 contestants were, only three would leave with tickets to Disrupt SF. And here they are.
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I leave with some chicken breasts for tonight and some lamb chops to freeze for another day—both wrapped in paper.
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Admittedly, it's been years since they broke up back in 2009, but it's always nice to leave with some kind words.
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He would sketch strangers in bars, strike up conversations, leave with those strangers and then, police say, stab them to death.
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Instead of enjoying her fête, Nadia does several shots and desperately skulks around the room hunting for someone to leave with.
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The hope is that, in addition to a unique souvenir, people leave with a deeper connection to the country's material culture.
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He works at Longfellow Middle School and Marshall Road and Churchill Road elementary schools, and is on administrative leave with pay.
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The suggestion that he still might leave with millions means that he found a loophole to make these misconduct clauses irrelevant.
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Wey hopes that both black and non-black people come to his dinners and leave with a better understanding of blackness.
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Other Google executives worried that, if Levandowski was fired, some of his allies in the hardware division might leave with him.
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You won't weep, but you may leave with a smile on your face or a spring in your step (23212:46652).
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You won't weep, but you may leave with a smile on your face or a spring in your step (1:20).
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We're told he left during a long guitar solo and never returned, and security told everyone to leave with no explanation.
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"I'd been to a bunch of places in the East Village and didn't leave with the best vibes," Ms. DiCroce said.
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Increasingly desperate people have spent hours lining up outside grocery stores, banks and gas stations, only to sometimes leave with nothing.
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And then they talked to me as if I was the CoverGirl already, and then afterward I leave with my agent.
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I have seen the mammalians; these people choose their own vision and talk their own language and leave with no goodbye.
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Al-Sheikh, a building porter, was also supposed to leave with a convoy to evacuate civilians on Monday, Al-Masri said.
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Sun's entourage accused the officials of not having the correct paperwork to carry out their tasks and leave with his sample.
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But he'll leave with several dozen other House Republicans, many of whom have said they're bone tired of today's political climate.
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The sheriff's deputies who drove the prison van -- Stephen Flood and Joshua Bishop -- are on administrative leave with pay, Holden said.
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Moving forward, she's making a push for paid family leave with lawmakers, holding meetings with Republican lawmakers and private sector leaders.
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Those who fired their weapons have been placed on administrative leave with pay, which is standard following a deputy-involved shooting.
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A source familiar with the situation said Flynn Jr. was asked to leave, with Trump giving the direct order for the move.
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It was then that an elderly couple, passing on the other side of the road, yelled "Vote Leave!" with a jubilant laugh.
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An alleged home invader learned the hard way ... you mess with a Gracie Jiu-Jitsu student, you leave with a BROKEN FACE!!
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Although they didn't leave with the keys to a new set of wheels, the newlyweds did soak up some quality time together.
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The plaintiff says that the school ignored its own policies, letting her leave with Andrews, who had previously served time for murder.
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"To stay there with my son or watch my daughter leave with my husband — I had to make a decision," she said.
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UBS Wealth Management forecasts a 10 percent fall if Britain votes leave, with banks, insurance and real estate taking the biggest hits.
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More than 1,800 residents have already been evacuated, but Magno said another 2,0003 people should be prepared to leave with little notice.
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More than 1,800 residents have already been evacuated, but Magno said another 13,000 people should be prepared to leave with little notice.
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Before and after the visit, Bryan asked repeatedly if he could leave with his family, according to caseworker notes shared with Reuters.
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Tata's brother, Carlos, warns his sister that she needs to leave with the kids if they want a shot at staying alive.
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Ever walk into a store with a specific mission — say, to restock on toilet paper — and leave with a million other goodies?
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The bottom line: If nothing else, perhaps the companies will leave with a better understanding of the Trump administration's moving-target rules.
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If Mr Pacino were to visit now he would leave with a profoundly different impression of how tenants interact with the building.
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It is a madhouse in here, but I leave with a pair of shorts, a pullover sweatshirt, and a pair of leggings.
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Within 90 minutes, each of us would become a certified opioid overdose responder and leave with a naloxone rescue kit in hand.
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As with any food truck or trailer in Austin, tasty treats can up and leave with no indication of where they went.
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Seven of 10 full-time undergraduates attend tuition-free, and 80 percent of our graduates leave with no federal student loan debt.
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Tabouret's beautifully painted exhibition ultimately renders the metaphor of the eclipse no less clear and I leave with more questions than answers.
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Cardi B is returning from maternity leave with a bang, teasing a collaboration with Selena Gomez in the most Bardi way ever.
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He will leave with sights set on the next major, the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach in his native California next week.
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If they disappear, pluralism and stability leave with them, notwithstanding their two millennia of social, intellectual and economic contributions to these societies.
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"At this point we would either leave with no deal, or put forward an alternative plan," May said in Brussels on Thursday.
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What's more, she's been so modified and customized, it's not the kind of car you can leave with your friendly neighborhood mechanic.
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You leave with a vivid sense of the man's living presence and a reasonably thorough account of his life, work and associations.
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The fair also makes a point to let collectors leave with their new pieces of art the same day as their purchase.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he was set to say, according to advance extracts.
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Depending on the election outcome, Britain will either leave with Johnson's deal or hold a second referendum that may cancel Brexit altogether.
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That's routine: Just the initiation and service of the action would stop the person from being able to leave with the child.
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He did leave with some unpleasant parting words for Ubaldo Scanagatta, a veteran tennis journalist from Italy who founded the site ubitennis.com.
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May, I wish she had chosen to leave with honor intact, instead of subjecting herself, and the country, to the ordeal ahead.
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Every beat is fantastic and awkward and funny, just don't come into this thinking you'll leave with all your questions answered. -K.B.
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With LeaveShare, employees share their Amazon paid leave with their spouse or domestic partner if their employer does not offer paid leave.
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He is currently on leave with plans to retire in mid-March, when he is eligible to receive his full pension benefits.
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I always leave with armloads of art books and travel books, things I never knew I needed but I do need desperately.
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You can go on 20 castings and get all 20 jobs, or you could go to 248 castings and leave with zero.
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I really don't like this guy—we just left on a really bad note, worse than I usually leave with my exes.
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The betrayed Geronte summons German soldiers to arrest Manon, who is caught trying to leave with des Grieux, her hands loaded with jewelry.
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Nixon offered a plane to take the Humphreys home, saying they should leave with some dignity, not standing in line to check luggage.
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Police said that, according to the Watts' family, it is very unusual for Shanann to leave with no notice, local station KCNC reports.
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And he says that if the EU does not roll over, it would be "vanishingly inexpensive" for Britain to leave with no deal.
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At the end of each class, he also incorporates yoga to help the veterans clear their mind and leave with a clean slate.
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I walk over on my lunch break with the intent to browse but leave with a Chantelle bra I love – a quality purchase!
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He champions a tougher stance on Brexit, saying Britain should leave with or without a deal by the new deadline of Oct. 31.
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The college's actions drew criticism on social media after it put Dr. Hawkins on leave with pay in mid-December for her remarks.
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And Nvidia's own AI will monitor when employees arrive and leave, with the ostensible aim of adjusting the building's heating and cooling systems.
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I stop in looking for flats for work, but leave with slip-ons that look just like Steve Maddens for a killer price.
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You'll leave with a new appreciation for Pine's acting ability (and his impressive mustache), but your eyes will most likely stay dry. 8.
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I'm sorry to leave with ... Adam, I like your hopefulness, but I think these are incredibly immature young men, even when they're old.
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Seven Mesa officers were placed on administrative leave with pay — two in the teen&aposs arrest and five in the case involving Johnson.
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Seven officers have been placed on administrative leave with pay — two in the teen&aposs arrest and five in the case involving Johnson.
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Cosima says she can't leave with Sarah because Revival has the answers to the mystery of the clones, so Sarah heads out solo.
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Bolton on Sunday rejected labeling the summit a failure, arguing that it was better to leave with no deal than a bad deal.
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But when she did leave with her young son, she lasted just one night in a safe house before returning to her abuser.
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"It's a very, very clear majority (to leave with no-deal) and it's gaining a few percent every week," Farage told BBC radio.
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It's a fun way to spend some time together, drink some wine, and you get to leave with two new pieces of artwork.
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The Hillsborough County fire rescue personnel were put on immediate administrative leave with pay and face disciplinary hearings Tuesday, according to the county.
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The goal is to create an experience that makes everyone leave with a warm glow, their fandom of that artist that much deeper.
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It's at colleges where the dropout rates are shockingly high, sometimes above 50 percent, and students still leave with meaningful amounts of debt.
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"I did not leave with the impression that FST was developed by an experienced software development team," Mr. Adams wrote in an affidavit.
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Just make sure to leave with your friends for some other fashionable event right after so you feel like your most fabulous self.
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Mr. Johnson says he would rather Britain leave with a reworked Brexit deal but, failing that, it would be out the door anyway.
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Now, I go for only 25 minutes, and leave with more positive experiences and connections then I did when I'd linger for hours.
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And she always makes sure to leave with her red coat, which she now considers to be something of a good luck charm.
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The unnamed officer allegedly fondled the dead woman's breasts and has since been put on administrative leave with pay, pending a department investigation.
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"I hope attendees will be able to leave with a stronger sense of dedication to exploring Jewish identity and bringing light," Lightstone said.
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A crucial moment comes in Act II, when Julio, the butler, who failed to leave with the others, enters the zone of confinement.
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Burgess Services also negotiates family leave with employees, adding that the company has more flexibility with workers because it is a smaller business.
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It is an enormously difficult thing to leave with the body in pain, the heart in pieces and no baby in your arms.
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Mr. Johnson says he would rather Britain leave with a reworked Brexit deal but, failing that, it would be out the door anyway.
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The collective of creators he runs, Team 10, is a constant source of drama from former members who leave with stories to tell.
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Frequently a well-known actress or model will stop by, stay for a few hours and leave with a shopping bag in hand.
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Whatever you call the Whitney installation by the label Eckhaus Latta, you're likely to leave with more questions (and clothes) than answers. Labels.
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Best case scenario is you leave with satisfyingly clean teeth, chapped lips, and the burning desire to run home and wash your face.
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They would rather leave with no deal than with Mrs May's, and hope that by voting against it they might achieve such an outcome.
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They simply gave patients contraceptive options (emphasizing efficacy) and assured them they would leave with the chosen contraceptive method that day, free of charge.
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"I was going to buy flour, rice, all the basics I have been needing for weeks -- and now, I leave with nothing," he said.
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I manage not to get swept up in the endless rows of kitchen gadgets like I normally do, and leave with just the hangers.
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So don't leave with wet hands or just wipe them on your pants — air-drying is better if you don't have a clean towel.
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ADRIENNE SCHWEER, MCLEAN, VA. The writer is a fellow on paid family leave with the Bipartisan Policy Center and a working mother of three.
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Authorities on Saturday ordered all the residents of those two towns to leave, with more than 50,000 people in Sonoma County told to evacuate.
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Authorities on Saturday ordered all the residents of those two towns to leave, with more than 50,000 people in Sonoma County told to evacuate.
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Now, with her name smeared on Capitol Hill and silence from policymakers who share her concerns, Omar has decided to leave with a yell.
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E: When I joined, there were a few haughty bankers and I was told that if they leave, the clients will leave with them.
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I leave with instructions to call a body shop on Monday and a warning to call a tow truck if any fluid leaks out.
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I think people who have spent a day in Venice as a tourist leave with that sort of circus-like impression of the neighborhood.
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Because Delgado is a licensed driver, the officer tells her she's free to leave with the car, but she has to tell Zago goodbye.
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I leave with a few good stories to tell my coworkers — I have been woken up out of my work boredom for the day.
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I leave with two pairs of pants (same style but in different colors because they fit me so well!) and two tops for $95.
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Wipani explained in another Facebook post that she was waiting to leave with the group when someone pointed out the wedding party walking by.
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It needs to be clear that if you commit sexual harassment that you will be terminated without a golden parachute; you leave with nothing.
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And in 2009, as his administration came under fire for allowing executives at failed insurance company AIG to leave with bonuses, Obama channeled Truman.
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Employees are allowed to share up to six weeks of paid leave with a spouse or partner and dogs are welcome at the office.
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But in recent days the government has reported large numbers of Muslims preparing to leave, with more than 17,000 people in one area alone.
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Mayer, who will leave with a $23 million paycheck, recently published her goodbye letter on Tumblr, reflecting on the past five years with Yahoo.
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The Duchess of Sussex marked the end of her maternity leave with the unveiling of her new workwear clothing collection in London on Thursday.
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It's awesome knowing you have someone who will leave with you if need be, or is just on the same page as you are.
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When something in the body goes wrong, we see a doctor, get examined, get swabbed or draw blood, and usually leave with an answer.
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Two years before she got pregnant, she went to the president of the company to negotiate her potential future maternity leave with him directly.
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If he doesn't, he'll head to Ohio with more delegates than Cruz or John Kasich but no guarantee he'll leave with the crown. Sen.
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But don't expect to leave with a straightforward impression of an object — Bruscky likes to distort and superimpose his images, interfering them with light.
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So while you might leave with several unanswered questions, the most concerning one is how this fiasco was ever financed in the first place.
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They leave with "a huge list" of resources and to-dos, she said, and a request to report back once those have been completed.
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I eat a couple of slices of pizza, expensed by the office, and leave with two new shirts and a pair of track pants.
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Patients with chronic conditions may go to the doctor and leave with a treatment plan, but they're often left on their own after that.
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She recognizes that many people will come to the show because they love Tupac, but she wants them to leave with a deeper message.
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"I know this is a fun show but I want you to leave with more than just a fun show," Lizzo told the crowd.
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This agreement also would provide maternity leave with full salary, a dedicated space in arenas for nursing mothers and a $7503,2750 child care stipend.
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" But, he added, those who spend the night outside would "undoubtedly leave with a different sense of perspective and a heightened sense of compassion.
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"I want people to leave with the understanding that it's O.K. to be angry and loud when it comes to seeking justice," he said.
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They tend to arrive with a great passion for the poet and to leave with a new understanding of her place in their lives.
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And voters may well subconsciously associate the heady success of Leave with a brutal killing -- suggesting that a Leave vote is a vote for chaos.
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A 2017 Pew Research Study found that 69% of Americans support paid paternity leave, with the support highest among 18-to-29 year-olds (19653%).
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Companies could limit the accumulation of paid leave, with workers losing their right to leave if they did not take holidays within a given period.
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The other man, who had just purchased fireworks nearby, Turner said, returned to his car and started to leave with his wife and two children.
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In January, Australian broadcaster Deborah Knight, who was two days away from going on maternity leave with her third child, shared one letter on Twitter.
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It expects Prime Minister Theresa May to ask for a delay to Brexit to avoid economic disruption should Britain leave with no plan in place.
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Opposition groups in eastern Aleppo are simply asking for a pause in the fighting to allow people to leave, with no strings attached, Egeland said.
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Bryce Harper had five hits and Rhys Hoskins and Maikel Franco had three hits apiece for the Phillies, who saw two players leave with injuries.
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Desnard, who claims he suffers from health issues such as epilepsy and ulcers, said he was fired after seven months sick leave with no compensation.
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There is no contract, so workers have no rights in areas such as sick pay, holidays or leave, with obvious advantages and savings for employers.
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Known as a leading voice for the 2016 campaign to leave the EU, Johnson has promised he'd leave with or without a deal on Oct.
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The Bank of England has said if the U.K. does leave with no plan, there is a one-in-three chance of a U.K. recession.
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Hardcore Brexiteers have seized on the idea that he will leave with no deal if the EU refuses to offer better terms by October 31st.
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Instead, riders leave with limited edition Pendleton blankets, custom Carhartt jackets, hand-made native artwork, locally forged axes, and a variety of other curated collectibles.
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Ankle Spreader Bar Near the film's close, Ana and Christian revisit his red room of pain and leave with an ankle spreader bar in tow.
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The United States has sought to minimize expectations for the trip or the likelihood that the U.S. will leave with any Russian concessions on Syria.
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Davis scored 403 points in the third quarter and hauled in eight rebounds before being forced to leave with 1:16 left in the period.
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While Meghan will likely take a three-to-five month maternity leave, with possible public appearances sprinkled in earlier, Harry has not taken paternity leave.
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"I applaud Commandant Neller's swift action, but let's see if Brigadier General Stein will leave with his full rank and pension," Speier told USA Today.
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Romo is the Cowboys quarterback who comfortably out-produced Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman but will leave with his reputation as soiled as Danny White's.
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In a few hours, he would leave with the speaker as part of a small congressional delegation on an unannounced trip to Jordan and Afghanistan.
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The supervisor allegedly had carried the body through an underground tunnel and was trying to leave with it, but was stopped by other mine workers.
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The central bank also held at 0.1 percent the interest it charges to a portion of excess reserves financial institutions leave with the central bank.
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Because of their illness, they act out, get in trouble with their chain of command, and are forced to leave with less than honorable discharges.
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Similar to when the Japanese acquired US movie studios and golf courses in the eighties, SoftBank will leave with less yen than they came with.
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In the second episode of the night, the season finale, Madison chooses family over safety and elects to leave, with Alicia, after Travis is excommunicated.
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He said they make sure kids who come into the clinic leave with a book, which he said helped to inspire the library idea, too.
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If a new relationship is not agreed we leave with no two-year transition period, and we go back to WTO [World Trade Organization] tariffs.
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If her deal is voted down, lawmakers will get a chance the day after a defeat to vote on whether to leave with no deal.
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If May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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I leave with two bags full of fruit gummies, three cartridges (two for a friend back home), and two packs of pre-rolled Sativa joints.
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Now, as he departs the company following sexual misconduct allegations, he could leave with $0 in severance after working for the company for 24 years.
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The company is betting that shoppers coming in to buy a new TV during the holidays might want to leave with Barbies or Legos, too.
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The effective Fed funds rate stayed at parity with what the Fed pays banks on the excess reserves they leave with the central bank (IOER).
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GC: Mm. Mm. So, as we wrap up the World Economic Forum here, what do you think you leave with, in terms of your takeaway?
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In recent days, the arrival of two Russian-operated planes at Maiquetia fired up rumors in Venezuela that they would leave with gold on board.
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He laughs, and admits a penchant for sparkling sekt once the kitchen closes and Schöneberg's residents leave with stomachs full of his Syrian-Brandenburg dishes.
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Thanks to their charm and intelligence, not only do his Iranian students challenge entrenched stereotypes of Muslims, they leave with the ability to transform their country.
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The effective fed funds rate and the interest the Fed pays banks on excess reserves they leave with the U.S. central bank (IOER) remained at parity.
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He was knocked over as the Finn was wrongly given the signal to leave with only three tyres replaced and the other still to be removed.
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Probably the biggest was seeing winning pitcher Jordan Zimmermann (227-2) leave with two out in the sixth with what was termed a right groin strain.
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They had been on administrative leave with pay pending a probe by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation into the death of Eurie Lee Martin of Milledgeville.
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" She says the first cause for alarm is in the section where the man responds to the woman's request to leave with, "Baby, it's cold outside.
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Barnier has regularly said that he wants a deal by November to ensure parliamentary ratification by March, when Britain must leave, with or without a deal.
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Prized rookie Eloy Jimenez had to leave with right elbow soreness in the first inning when he collided with center fielder Charlie Tilson on a flyout.
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The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority (ZPWA) said in a statement that it had sent Edson Chidziya on leave with full pay to facilitate the investigation.
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That November, US congressman Leo Ryan and a coterie of journalists and family members visited the compound, and some cult members tried to leave with them.
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Similarly, he wants patients who come in with an overdose to start buprenorphine in the hospital and leave with a referral to other forms of treatment.
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At amateur level there are no distractions or conciliations, the winner can only leave with triumph and the loser with the inevitable sour taste of defeat.
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However, if May fails to win over lawmakers on the treaty or fails to hold an election, Britain will leave with no deal on June 1.
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We see that courage in an Ever who becomes heroic, and we leave with the hope that we're beginning to see it in Senga as well.
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Madison, meanwhile, is still trying to convince Travis that he did the right thing by letting Chris leave with Brandon and Derek, the unambiguously horrible duo.
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He was knocked over as the Finn was wrongly given the signal to leave with only three tires replaced and the other still to be removed.
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I realized that I loved helping people look and feel beautiful; nothing compares to the joy I feel when clients leave with smiles on their faces.
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Very intense conversations arise today, Taurus, but as difficult as the topics may be, you'll likely leave with a very deep understanding about what's going on.
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His rhetoric has served to unite those who not only oppose leaving the Euopean Union but also those who would prefer to leave with a deal.
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Wuhan residents will soon be allowed to leave with a health tracking code, a QR code, which will have an individual's health status linked to it.
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Wuhan residents will soon be allowed to leave with a health tracking code, a QR code, which will have an individual's health status linked to it.
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President Trump entered the White House with his commitment to science suspect, but if he makes the right choices, he could leave with an enduring legacy.
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Until last week, she was still affirming that she would rather leave with no deal at all than postpone that date, even by a few weeks.
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Payne told Wubbels he would "leave with blood in vials or body in tow" before placing her in handcuffs and dragging her out of the hospital.
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He left after striking Matt Holliday with a 95 mph fastball in the nose, forcing Holliday to leave with what St. Louis officials called facial abrasions.
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Brexit is due on March 29 but there is no clarity yet on whether Britain can leave with a transition deal, something that has hammered business investment.
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LONDON — For the past year British fathers have had the option to share parental leave with their partners, but new research suggests just 83% have done so.
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According to The Daily Telegraph and the BBC, six cabinet ministers would vote to leave, with six others yet to decide pending the result of the renegotiation.
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Audiences will leave with the certainty that there's more to ballet than the holiday tradition of the Nutcracker and ill-fated romances like Swan Lake and Giselle.
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Evacuees said the fire that spread without warning from the Great Smoky Mountains surrounded their homes, forcing them to leave with only the clothes on their backs.
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I leave with a pair of yellow strappy sandals and a pair of stretch bell bottom pants that are so comfortable I couldn't pass them up ($30).
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Naturally, I leave with a bazillion other things, including a handful of fresh pears, frozen broccoli, frozen edamame, and five bags of frozen berries, all on sale.
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" Busy Phillips said on Twitter, "All my friends in LA, I love you, stay safe, please leave with your pets if you are told you need to.
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To leave with the deal Johnson's made with the EU, Parliament would have to approve the agreement and pass legislation enacting it by the end of October.
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I hoped to leave with a device that has, some might argue, gobbled up much of the attention from the also new iPhone 27 and 211 Plus.
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" Another follower replied, "A CPST would not have approved this bunting in the seat, or allowed the baby to leave with a loose harness like it is.
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And if this does not work, plan C is to leave with no deal—though curiously he says the odds against this are a million to one.
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" Going one step further into true industry inside baseball, McDormand left with an instructive mic drop: "I have two words to leave with you tonight ... inclusion rider.
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A second is to insist that, if it loses a vote on the Brexit deal, that will be an instruction to leave with no deal at all.
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Last week, Burnett's OutFront team sent her off on maternity leave with style, hosting a sweet celebration chock full of themed cupcakes, games — and gifts, of course.
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I leave with avocados, fresh peas, a dozen eggs, an eggplant, zucchini, bell peppers, kale, green beans, a bag of dried chickpeas, and a bag of lentils.
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The two-year veteran of the force, who has yet to be identified, has been placed on administrative leave with pay while his actions are under review.
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However, Perry isn't there for Jane (it's not clear that he even remembers her at all), and is instead trying to force Celeste to leave with him.
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If Britain does not elect EU lawmakers, it must leave, with or without a deal, on June 1, according to a draft summit agreement seen by Reuters.
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"I would very much prefer to leave with a deal ... but I recognise this may not happen," the letter said, according to Sky's political correspondent Kate McCann.
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Smith decided to leave with Morgan Lolar, the 27-year-old realtor from the D.C. area who he hit it off with early on in the season.
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The effective fed funds rate and the interest the Fed pays banks on excess reserves that they leave with the U.S. central bank (IOER) remained at parity.
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Amazon also allows employees to share six weeks of their own paid leave with a spouse or partner who does not receive parental leave from their employer.
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"A game where those who come with elections don't leave with elections was approved by a gang influencing the YSK," CHP spokesman Faik Oztrak said last week.
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"The appointment of the cabinet (at the end of last week) showed that the default policy of this government is to leave with no deal," she said.
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Its premium over the interest rate the U.S. central bank pays on the excess reserves that banks leave with it stayed at a record 4 basis points.
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He reduced the payroll by 20,000 workers, most of them induced to leave with buyouts, and slowed the rate, though not the total amount, of city spending.
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"There is now negotiation on the departure of fighters and those who wish to leave with them," said Abu Kanaan, an official in a local rebel group.
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Once a judge orders that a parent be deported, the parent can choose to either have their children leave with them or remain in the United States.
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The Brexit Party soared in the polls earlier this year after Theresa May failed to leave, with the Conservatives coming in fifth place in the European elections.
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When the day was over, Jaydon didn't only leave with a super memorable experience ... Huston sent him packing with a boatload of signed gifts and Nike merch.
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For-profit colleges have come under fire for their poor performance and willingness to profit off of students, who leave with a worthless degree and massive debt.
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"To stay there with my son or watch my daughter leave with my husband -- I had to make a decision," Sally, 32, tells CNN in northern Syria.
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In the end, he would not leave with them, because ending up stuck in water to your armpits never seems possible until it has happened to you.
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He said the father, who was now in Honduras, was removed from the country under false pretenses that he would be able to leave with his son.
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The ambassadors might end up with an internship at the end of a semester, but they'll definitely leave with dozens of "Fins Up" stickers and Buffett's autobiography.
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"There is a shared determination from the prime minister and from fellow EU leaders that they want us to leave with a deal," the spokesman told reporters.
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There is no deal that could have satisfied this group, and they're anxious to vote it down because their aspiration is that we leave with no deal.
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All she knew was that for the second consecutive Olympics, she would leave with nothing tangible to show for four years of monomaniacal devotion to her sport.
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Still, he couldn't help but leave with a parting shot to the SNL comic-turned-senator ... and any other comedians who think they're cut out for D.C.
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About 62 percent of N.Y.U.'s School of Medicine graduates leave with some debt; the average debt incurred by members of the class of 2017 was $184,000.
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Fearing a repeat of the violence that has characterized recent demonstrations, the majority of protesters began to leave, with many choosing to walk home along the highway.
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Her office educates doctors about tapering pain patients off opioids, and she gives patients who leave with an opioid prescription a treated bag that dissolves leftover pills.
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Anyone who experiences the National Museum of African American History and Culture should leave with that realization, as well as the understanding that this story is continuing.
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Believe me, when I wake up for dawn prayer and leave for the mosque, I leave with a lot of concern — it could be the Taliban outside.
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The second is that, if the EU is unwilling to accept his plan, he will have no alternative but to leave with no deal on October 31st.
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Like, you literally feel sick, go to the doctor's office, and then leave with a plan and a reasonable bill for the medical services you just procured?
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Last week, Dr. Bard, who came from Texas Tech University's law school, was stripped of her duties as dean and placed on leave — with no public explanation.
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"I have two words to leave with you tonight, ladies and gentlemen: Inclusion Rider" — referring to actors signing contracts that mandate a film's gender and racial inclusivity.
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When Jen tells him their Las Vegas home was robbed overnight while she and their infant daughter Ariana were asleep, he immediately insists she leave with the baby.
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The 2019 CNBC Disruptor 2625 list has a first: One of the CEOs, Rent the Runway's Jennifer Hyman, is currently out on parental leave with her second child.
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He conceded it's hard to leave with Trump in office, but he said that after 30 years with the organization he has other dreams he wants to pursue.
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A professional bra fitter will not only tell you what works and what doesn't, but she'll make sure you leave with the best styles that work for you.
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After a brief period of silence, Julia has decided that it's now her turn to address fans about her decision to pick up and leave with her dog.
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Only needed if Britain is to leave with a deal, this bill must pass in order for the Withdrawal Agreement with the EU to have domestic legal effect.
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When the Lord calls me home, whenever that may be, I will leave with the greatest love for this country of ours and eternal optimism for its future.
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The friends she was with in Vegas said they saw her leave with three older men, according to KSL, though police have not been able to confirm that.
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That is an exaggeration: though their amendment gives MPs a vote on the final Brexit deal, if Parliament rejects it Britain may leave with no deal at all.
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Prince's family had guests in tears this weekend honoring the late singer, but at least they got to leave with a bag full o' tchotchkes ... TMZ has learned.
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Learn everything from C# fundamentals to how to debug apps, and leave with the knowledge of how to build your own games by the time you finish. 8.
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When Jen tells him their Las Vegas home was robbed overnight while she and their infant daughter Ariana were asleep, he immediately insists she leave with the baby.
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They were not looking for trouble, just information, and he was able to get them to leave with some cryptic comments and a quick lecture on personal boundaries.
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OSSINING, N.Y. – CBS News&apos Bill Whitaker has spoken at college commencements before, but never at one where most graduates weren&apost free to leave with their families.
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The possibility of a no-deal Brexit remains high, as Britain's politicians argue over whether to leave with a deal, exit without a deal or hold another referendum.
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The nonprofit also invites celebrities to the playdates it hosts for children, who typically leave with a bundle of sponsor-donated items, like clothing, books, blankets, and toys.
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Footage allegedly shows the suspect stealing Blake's wallet -- and then attempting to leave with the truck ... but he was boxed in by other cars and couldn't get out.
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The good thing is that, despite the sudden death of the brand, Scion fans will probably be able to come to this booth and leave with a smile.
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Instead of a two-minute average exit time to leave with your rented vehicle, the scan brings it down to 30 seconds, a 75 percent reduction in time.
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Straight people sometimes walk in without realizing where they are and ultimately, even though they have found out it's a gay establishment, they leave with a positive feeling.
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Some clashes broke out on Monday between miners and police encouraging them to leave, with at least two officers' weapons seized at one point, Yav and Monga said.
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Women have learned where in the city to cover themselves with burqas, and where to pretend that they don't play sports, in order to leave with their lives.
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You enter a Target store looking to buy something as mundane as tampons and leave with a cart filled to the brim with goodies from the $1 bin.
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When "remain" hit its high-water mark of 50.9% in the cumulative tally, the model foresaw a convincing victory for "leave", with 52.7% of the final total vote.
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The options before us are the same as they have always been: We could leave with the deal which this Government has negotiated over the past two years.
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WHEELER TALKS TRANSITION: FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler declined to say exactly when he will make up his mind about whether he will leave with President Obama in January.
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It introduced the concept of "leave share," which allows Amazon employees to share their paid parental leave with a spouse who doesn't have paid leave through an employer.
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When President Obama leaves the White House for the last time today, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell and other top health officials will leave with him.
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Ramírez told his wife that he had no choice but to leave with the "caravan" of thousands that had formed in Honduras and would make its way north.
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"I leave with immense pride with what I did here," said one senior officer who joined the Foreign Service with George W. Bush and is retiring next month.
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" The legislation will provide, according to Pelosi, "paid emergency leave with two weeks of paid sick leave and up to three months of paid family and medical leave.
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"You can't leave, because you didn't," he gloats, as she's flashing back to the time 27 years ago when she'd packed her suitcase, planning to leave with Alan.
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This is the very real harvest us weirdos who love ice fishing seek to leave with as much as photos or dinner: this little doggy bag of blessedness.
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Fed up at long last, Darius rolls his eyes and goes to leave with his piano, only to find his truck is now blocked in by a car.
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" As Ms. Garver prepares to leave with milk, vegetables and other items, a pantry volunteer asks: "Since you didn't take any meat, would you like some extra rice?
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The trick was to drop in for the start of third period, wait for attendance to be recorded for the day and then leave with a bathroom pass.
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"Whilst we seek a deal, we recognize we may not be able to agree a deal and in that instance we will leave with no deal," he said.
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He apologized on Friday for "any offence caused to any of the many Australians affected by the terrible bushfires by my taking leave with family at this time".
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The fund will provide fathers who do not have access to paternity leave with $5,000 grants so they can be home to spend time with their new children.
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Under Harris' plan, people who make less than $75,000 a year would qualify for full wage replacement during their leave, with progressively smaller benefits for higher-wage households.
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I want them to be outraged, but I want them to leave with a greater sense of responsibility, as these characters do, to show up for one another.
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I want them to be outraged, but I want them to leave with a greater sense of responsibility, as these characters do, to show up for one another.
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But on a day when the Patriots had numerous key players leave with injuries, Belichick put the franchise at risk after Brady had already been hit eight times.
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Justice minister Michael Gove, who led Vote Leave with Johnson, praised Osborne for saying early on Monday that Britain would cope with the turmoil caused by the referendum result.
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The influencers will host tutorial sessions and actual photo shoots to help you choose the photos for your feed, and you'll even leave with a custom book of tips.
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Ultimately, the United Kingdom will either leave with a transition deal of some kind to smooth its way out, leave abruptly without a deal, or not leave at all.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Heads of state, royalty and celebrities who visit Singapore often leave with a specially grown orchid, the national flower of the wealthy city-state, named after them.
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Analysts fear turmoil in global markets should the country actually vote to leave, with risk assets such as stocks and the local dollar likely to take a big hit.
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When then-FBI Special Agent Lynn Willett went to a pizza shop in Kirkwood, Missouri, 10 years ago, she did not expect to leave with a kidnapper in custody.
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As Englar-Carlson puts it: "I don't think you can read the whole guidelines and not leave with the understanding that this is about helping men lead healthier lives."
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"When I leave this world, I want to leave with a story I can tell about myself – not for everyone, but the people who care about it," Arun says.
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Governments can help by mandating generous parental leave—with a portion fenced off for fathers—to ensure that women do not drop out after the birth of a child.
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Tolstedt announced her retirement in July and had been expected to leave with as much as $125 million in salary, stock options and other compensation before the board's announcement.
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The school administration became aware of the selfie in January, according to the complaint, and Miranda was put on leave with pay that month and ultimately fired in March.
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He'd depart with a skill — Port Arthur was basically an industrial labor camp — but how could he not also leave with a deep disgust for class distinctions and authority?
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Mitsubishi announced that Chief Operating Officer Trevor Mann and Vincent Cobee, another manager picked by Ghosn, are to leave, with former alliance commercial vans chief Ashwani Gupta replacing Mann.
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If it lets Britain leave with a sweetheart deal, then far-right politicians in countries like Greece and France could argue that they could depart the EU with ease.
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After all, she was looking for feedback on her Merci idea, and worst-case she'd at least leave with a better idea of what she wanted to build next.
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I'm similarly unconvinced that players who get lured to Fortnite's free Battle Royale are going to leave with an appreciation of what the rest of the game is about.
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The Nordic country also has family-friendly social policies, and entitles parents to over one year of paid parental leave, with three months of that going to new fathers.
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Ages 3 to 203, the children come to the center as orphans or from poor families; they will leave with an education that includes Kung Fu, Buddhism, and Chinese.
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On a good day, Sylvia could leave with $80 in tips, but on a bad day she could take home as little as $15 after a full days' work.
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A reporter from SANA, Syria's state-run news organization, says the "terrorists" from the northern countryside of Homs and the southern countryside of Hama must leave with their families.
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Some countries are moving towards the concept of parental leave, with a minimum period reserved for the mother and the rest divided up among the parents as they wish.
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Colombian Vice President Oscar Naranjo characterized his last trip to Washington as successful simply because he didn't leave with an explicit request to resume coca eradication by aerial fumigation.
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The New York headquarters, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, offers six weeks of paid parental leave with accommodations to take up to 16 weeks leave, according to the group.
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China, which was been imposing stricter rules on capital outflows, and Russia, battered by sanctions, had the most millionaires leave, with 85033,000 and 7,000 exiting those two countries, respectively.
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However, there was no consensus around the idea of a paid federal program for this type of leave, with some arguing that the unmet need for this is minimal.
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"We've talked about the Target Syndrome for years: You come in for one item but leave with a cart full of things you hadn't intended to buy," Bender said.
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"You can walk in with what looks like a half brow because of a fine blonde tail, and after a brow tint leave with a full brow," says Sheikh.
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Everyone playing knows that they'll be well taken care of by a professional staff, be welcomed by a roomful of fans, and leave with a spring in their step.
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Amid mounting concerns over the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, food service workers across the country are urging their employers to offer paid sick leave with mixed results.
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I want to thank you for standing with us and supporting us, and we would like to leave with you what God has given us: strength, love, and peace.
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If the parent refuses or simply isn't around to provide a signature, the young mother must leave with a less-effective form of birth control (or nothing at all).
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Carolien Peeters, a project adviser on that campaign, said that she and other officials planned to attend Eurolab, adding that she hoped to leave with new perspective and inspiration.
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Let Hannah hang out with some nice guys and the drama can stem from the fact that she can't decide which hot, respectful dude she wants to leave with.
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The night Bailey died, just a few months after he began using, Jensen broke one of his rules: After they smoked together, he let Bailey leave with several doses.
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The loss was made even more painful when forward Aaron Gordon was forced to leave with a bone bruise in his right foot, leaving him questionable for this one.
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Emslie, who has lived in Wuhan for six years, said he would leave with his Chinese wife and 3-year-old daughter, only if the whole family will go.
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Whenever a client mispronounces a style or calls it by the wrong name, stylists have a role in correcting them so that they leave with more context and knowledge.
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In other words, if she steps aside, she expects Hoyer or Clyburn to leave with her, sources said, though that decision will ultimately be up to those two men.
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Three weeks away from Brexit Day, it is unclear whether a deal will pass, whether Brexit will be delayed, or whether Britain will leave with no agreement at all.
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Under Trump's original pullout order, most of the 1,000 U.S. forces in Syria were to leave, with a small force to remain at the southern garrison in al-Tanf.
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Not only might you leave with a style you don't want, but in the process a complete stranger may have made an offensive and upsetting judgement about your gender.
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But when President Obama came into office, I was appointed to be the U.S. Attorney in Atlanta, which is a political appointment, which means you leave with the administration.
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These searchable listings indicate how often slaves managed to leave with their children, how some were able to pass for white and how many recaptured slaves kept trying to escape.
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He ended his post, in part, "While death is inevitable and a part of life, we still take our leave with the best possible blessing, to meet at joyous events."
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" And Vince Staples stormed the stage with a caustic performance of "Norf Norf," only to leave with watery eyes as he yelled out, "Thank you ... for having a beautiful son!
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If I pop into someone's office or cube to ask a question, I can be sure that I'll leave with three tasks to complete by the end of the day.
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After the investigation concluded that the employee's complaint was credible, Google CEO Larry Page determined that Rubin should leave, with the company negotiating a $90 million exit package for him.
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Instead, customers scan a QR code on an app when they enter the cashier-free store, and AI-powered sensors track and charge them for whatever products they leave with.
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Overall, around 100 Russian diplomats are being expelled, including 60 in the US — the largest expulsion of its kind — who have been given a week to leave with their families.
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We can choose to leave with no deal, we can risk no Brexit at all, or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that can be negotiated.
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If he can woo enough lawmakers back to his side, it's possible they'll approve his deal and the UK with leave with a plan before the end of the month.
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We often joke about the money grab/phenomenon known as "the Target Effect": go to the store for shaving cream, leave with five other items and a much lighter wallet.
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Waters, the co-leader of the left-wing Greens party, returned from a 10-week-long maternity leave with her newborn daughter, Alia Joy, and nursed her during a vote.
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The company has had to deal with all the kind of issues you can get when producing a gadget, including having one of your employee leave with all the blueprints.
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If they reject it, as they did last month by a large margin, she said that she would put forward a motion by March 13th to leave with no deal.
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The government tried to placate the Brexiteers by insisting early in the debate that, in the absence of a deal, Britain would indeed leave with no deal on March 29th.
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He had been confined to his Pennsylvania residence with an electronic monitoring device, allowed to leave with the court's permission only for doctor visits and to meet with his attorneys.
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Why would I want to sit in a salon for hours on end to leave with talons that turned everyday tasks into Herculean efforts and didn't even look that good?
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A poll by Lord Ashcroft of 12,000 Leave voters found that the most common reason that they gave for voting to leave, with 49% mentioning it, was democratic self-government.
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They say that due to Iowa's small delegate haul, the whole point of the caucuses is to leave with glowing press coverage, which no one will benefit from this year.
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This week the Mississippi Brewers Guild announced that within a few months, visitors to state breweries might actually be allowed to leave with a six-pack—or two—in tow.
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Tariq, an engineering student, said he had barricaded himself inside his home with dozens of neighbors for four days before Islamic State fled, refusing fighters' demands to leave with them.
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Whether or not he's the last one standing, it sounds like Rachel welcomed his confession of love, and hopefully, they'll both leave with fond memories of that ski jump date.
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But most importantly, the JOBS for Success Act puts the focus back where is should be: helping beneficiaries leave with the tools they need to learn, contribute and pursue success.
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Sounds simple, in theory, but when you find yourself heading to Sephora for one mood-lifting lipstick and leave with $400 less in your bank account… well, that's no bueno.
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But improving success — reducing the extent to which people who start a degree or certificate program leave with nothing — is at this point a more serious problem than initial access.
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Back in the real world, you can peruse neurocognitive impact research in the salon to keep up that fight in the present, and leave with some tasty little "brain candy".
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Kerry described the tense hours leading up to Rezaian's release, including the last-minute disappearance of Salehi and Mary Rezaian, who were supposed to be allowed to leave with him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May told lawmakers on Thursday that their choice was clear: back her Brexit deal, leave with no deal, or have no Brexit at all.
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Set to music by Elgar, sometimes alternating with the call of loons, it depicts a number of soldiers on leave with the women they visit and who care for them.
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The measure would have also guaranteed private employers give workers seven days of paid sick leave with another 14 days available immediately in the event of future public health emergencies.
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They wanted to see Darvish go four, or so, innings and leave with a lead before handing it over to Kershaw, who would then give the ball to Kenley Jansen.
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A student entering college today is more likely to leave with debt than a degree, and 31 million Americans have some college credit, but no degree or credential at all.
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While I was on maternity leave with our second son, Otto, my husband and I sat down at our dining table and made a spreadsheet, considering our child care options.
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Five Weeknight Dishes Hi and welcome to a very special episode of Five Weeknight Dishes: This is my last newsletter before I go on parental leave with my second child.
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Though most visitors will come to see the sharks and marine mammals, Mr. Dohlin said he wanted people to leave with a sense of how they could effect environmental change.
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Family leave with wage replacement is even more difficult to obtain; currently only 13 percent of civilian workers in the United States have access to paid leave through their employer.
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As such, Humu offers a year of parental leave with full pay for the first six months, with the option to return to work part-time for that last month.
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This rate's premium over the interest rate the U.S. central bank pays on the excess reserves that banks leave with it (IOER) reached a record 5 basis points on Monday.
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Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who was fired by Trump, told a group at Harvard University recently that successful negotiations occur when both parties leave with an acceptable outcome.
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"The 'fiscal firepower' we have built up in case of a no-deal Brexit will only be available for extra spending if we leave with an orderly transition," Hammond tweeted.
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Sure, kids camp outside on Decatur Street downtown before the release of Foamposites and Jordan's, but they're going to leave with a dope fitted cap and pair of cozy joggers too.
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"We fought until the very last and I believe we can all leave with pride and our heads held high," Li Gang wrote, adding he had endured months of sleepless nights.
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"I would very much prefer to leave with a deal – one that must abolish the anti-democratic Irish backstop, which has unacceptable consequences for our country," Johnson said in the email.
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Many of these books offer an in-depth look into industries and fields that people dream of entering, struggle to climb the ranks in, or even hope to leave with grace.
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According to the New York Times, about 62% of NYU School of Medical graduates leave with some debt, with the average debt for members of the class of 2017 at $184,000.
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"Retirees used to leave work with a host of benefits… They now leave with a cardboard box with a few picture frames from their desk," co-founder Kevin Nazemi told TechCrunch.
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The inside isn't as nice as the outside, though, and it's a little more expensive than we first thought it would be, so we leave with a lot to think about.
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In Iran, an official balking at allowing Mr. Rezaian's wife and mother to leave with him on a Swiss military aircraft nearly scuttled the deal, American officials said earlier this week.
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The firm's founders and early employees are approaching earn-out, when they can leave with the financial compensation that they received from the acquisition (Hassabis's stock was probably worth around £100m).
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Meanwhile, Ferguson has been served with a letter of removal of police authority and is now on administrative leave with pay, pending the outcome of the court case, the DLNR said.
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Reconciliation is the term the government uses for local deals with rebels for them to either disarm and accept its rule or to leave with small arms for other insurgent areas.
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To go in and wander from stack to stack, take down some books, read a little, leave with a big stack of things I'd never heard of when I came in.
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Sometimes comfortable seating — big pillows or actual beds — is provided for viewers to relax on while watching and listening, and perhaps leave with a sense of encountering nature as never before.
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"Target Syndrome" is a well-known phenomenon among those who shop there — you go in for one item and leave with a cart full of products you didn't intend to buy.
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He said he hoped that viewers would leave with an understanding of the scale of Luther's undertaking and that it was not only what Luther said, but how he said it.
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Mr Johnson claims that he wants to get a new and improved exit deal from the European Union, and that Britain will leave with no deal only if that approach fails.
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It's been an exceptionally strong year for sketch comedy, from the sheer absurdity of Netflix's I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson to Alternatino, Comedy Central's skewering of American conservatism.
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Because of the nature of the instantly developing film, Ms. Dorfman would take only two shots of her customers, and allow them to choose which one they wanted to leave with.
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Questions were also raised over how and why the U.K. voted to leave, with soul-searching over the future over the U.K.-EU relationship and the EU itself as an institution.
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I make it to Trader Joe's and leave with breaded chicken, frozen berries, Greek yogurt, plant-based protein powder, mustard, potatoes, peaches, bananas, and an impulsive purchase of some gummy candy.
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I try on a few things and think I might leave with a chunky camel-colored sweater...on second thought, I don't need to spend $30 on a sweater that badly.
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Golden parachutes got their name over 50 years ago to describe the clause in top executive employment contracts that helped them leave with financial cushions after a change of corporate control.
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"I deeply regret any offence caused to any of the many Australians affected by the terrible bushfires by my taking leave with family at this time," Morrison said in the statement.
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Some of Els' players leave with reputations enhanced, including Ancer, Mexico's first Presidents Cup player, who claimed 3.5 points from his five matches and was excellent on Royal Melbourne's tricky greens.
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The women moo and shake their butts, making a joke of themselves for the butchers; they leave with an armful of Wonder Bread and mayonnaise that Rose has mistaken for butter.
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You leave with an appreciation for the movements and instincts of an animal of which there are fewer than 4,000 left in the wild, The New York Times wrote in October.
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He was the most senior figure vying to succeed May to reject a threat to leave with no deal by the end of October, saying lawmakers would block any such move.
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David Foster quickly hit the reject button when some random chick -- to him, anyway -- tried to get in his car to leave with him ... and it FREAKED him the hell out.
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The legendary radio DJ tells us ... he was SHOCKED to learn the man who smashed into his ride Tuesday was a prosecutor on leave with the L.A. County D.A.'s Office.
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"If [Dreamers] are protected and [undocumented parents] are not we are going to be in a situation where we either leave with them or we stay by ourselves," Solano Suarez told CNN.
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Jordyn didn't arrive or leave with Harden, and hardly spent any time with him, according to our sources ... and all the hookah smoking and dancing was just her having a good time.
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"The choice is clear, we can choose to leave with no deal, risk no Brexit at all or choose to unite and support the best deal that could be negotiated," she said.
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If your external hard drive is plugged into your laptop and a thief comes in, both copies of your data are probably going to leave with them; thankfully there is an alternative.
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Elle Fanning is lending her voice to the lead character Félicie while Nat Wolff voices Victor, Félicie's best friend at the orphanage who decides to leave with her and go to Paris.
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Less than a week later, Wheaton put Dr. Hawkins on administrative leave with pay over "significant questions regarding the theological implications" of her remarks, saying they seemed inconsistent with the college's doctrine.
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Only 3.1% of men take their (relatively generous) statutory year's paternity leave, with low uptake even in workplaces where it is culturally accepted, such as Ochanomizu University, a women's institution in Tokyo.
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As a result, it makes more sense to bring us 100 records so we can buy plenty than to show up with two records and leave with maybe $5 in your hand.
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Some pilots say they called out sick because of taxing working conditionsIn several affidavits provided to Business Insider by the union, pilots described why they took off sick leave with short notice.
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He waited almost 10 hours overnight on the block of the store, only to leave with nothing after being told that only people with wristbands or tickets would be receiving the shoes.
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If no agreement is struck within two years, the timetable can be extended, but only by unanimity—if that is not done, Britain would have to leave with no deal at all.
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"If you vote Conservative at this election, you're voting to leave with this deal, and no-deal has been effectively been taken off the table," she told the Times in an interview.
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I knew immediately that whether I was sick or not, I wanted to leave with this place in good shape and to empower the next team, and do it with some grace.
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It was reported last week that Kelly and NBC finalized a deal for her departure from the network that will allow her to leave with the remainder of her $85033 million contract.
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As I leave with my fear of bees behind me, I wonder how difficult it will be to convince my mother to make use of some of her backyard for a hive.
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So the EHB requirement put an end to the very skimpy plans that allowed people to end up in a hospital and leave with massive bills because their hospital stays weren't covered.
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You can come in one time and take a selfie, but if you come, take a selfie, and also leave with the best taste in your mouth, literally—people will come back.
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Thankfully, nothing happened to the team, and they were able to leave with some pretty incredible footage of an environment that very few people on the planet will ever see up-close.
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Vanity sizing is one way clothing retailers can subconsciously persuade you to buy that pair of jeans — if you feel thinner, you might be more likely to leave with full shopping bags.
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My local bingo hall is my happy place, somewhere I can go any night of the week and know I'll leave with a smile on my face no matter what the outcome.
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In her transformation of this spot of earth, she is unearthing stories too, so that when we exit this house, we leave with a changed perspective toward the land beneath our feet.
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As you breathe in the aroma of incense, browse herbs, henna and kitchen supplies; thumb through books on philosophy and ayurveda; and maybe leave with a singing bowl or some cricket gear.
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"Every night, some woman would be forced to leave with a guard and be raped," a former trader in her 30s who was detained in a holding center told Human Rights Watch.
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Bejsovec and Horne encourage students to make sure they come in on time and leave with the rest of the team, to ask questions and learn, and to do high-quality work.
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The GOP senator announced on Friday that he would introduce his own coronavirus bill that includes a 60-day payroll tax holiday and would replace paid sick leave with expanded unemployment insurance.
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Zack Britton settled down quickly, retiring Mitch Garver on a grounder to short, but then had to leave with an ankle injury, setting up Aroldis Chapman to attempt a five-out save.
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Meanwhile, Kering's Italian contingent — about 7,20003 people — was given 22 weeks of maternity leave and three to four days of paternity leave with at least 80 percent of the salary paid out.
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During last year's campaign, Trump promised that he would renegotiate NAFTA or withdraw under Article 2205 of the pact, which allows any of three countries to leave with just six months' notice.
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"The 'fiscal firepower' we have built up in case of a no-deal Brexit will only be available for extra spending if we leave with an orderly transition," Hammond said on Twitter.
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You might also undergo a bit of a makeover under this new moon, but be clear with your hairdresser—since Mercury is retrograde, you could leave with a mullet if you're not careful.
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But before the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their official appearance at the wing's entrance, an unsuspecting couple just trying to leave with their new baby was bombarded with photographers and reporters.
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Hopefully those who visit the exhibition will leave with a greater sense of diverse experiences Chinese New Yorkers have as residents and a great sense of the impact they have on this city.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There will have to be changes to the Brexit agreement if the European Union wants Britain to leave with a deal, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
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I leave with avocados, arugula, lemons, limes, garlic, corn tortillas, tofu, frozen broccoli, a potato, cherry tomatoes, ginger powder, lentil soup, quinoa, rice, black beans, garbanzo beans, black bean tortilla chips, and hummus.
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And so then you begin to form friendships and that's kind of what you leave with over anything else, especially for the 24 girls who didn't get a final rose in the end.
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Cady lets go and soon tells Floyd he needs to see his ID because he doesn't want the baby to leave with a man who might not be his father, the footage shows.
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The lawmaker said that while the DUP wanted to leave with a deal, it would not join parliamentary efforts to prevent Brexit from happening and would not take no-deal "off the table".
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LHP Justin Nicolino did not allow a hit, walk or run in three innings but was forced to leave with a 7-0 lead after suffering a contusion on his left index finger.
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If he did leave with it, if he did somehow get it past security and take it home, then spare a thought for the cruel ironic fate that will have now befallen him.
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California is already one of only a few states that offer paid parental leave, with workers receiving 22018 percent of their pay for six weeks, paid for by employee-financed public disability insurance.
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The White House soon swung back to a position that was more assertive in terms of the need for Assad to leave, with Trump ordering a strike in response to the chemical attack.
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So she and her and husband agreed that she would leave with her 10-month-old son, Pedro, on May 1, and he would join with their daughter after the school year finished.
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"The person I've chosen didn't leave with the crown, but they made a career," she said, teasing out what sounded like a Trixie elimination, only to reveal she'd eliminated Chi Chi as well.
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Another partygoer who had testified she saw Mr. Bush leave with the victim that night recanted her testimony at a hearing five years later, saying she had never even been to the party.
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" Ms. Tharp worked with the company for a week and spent so much time with Mr. Dumas that Mr. Battle said he wondered, "Is she going to take him and leave with him?
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United States officials expressed concerns for Kurdish civilians in Manbij who may come under pressure to leave with the Kurdish forces, or could suffer from retaliation of returning Arabs, as happened in Afrin.
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The hope is that early-stage founders can come in with a blank notebook and leave with a semester's worth of insights and information on how to tackle the challenges of the future.
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Furthermore, the 11 states that vote on Tuesday will heavily allocate their delegates to the top two finishers, making it possible that Carson will leave with very few delegates, if any at all.
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On a sketch in Netflix's terrific "I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson," he played a maniac who saw a bumper sticker reading "Honk if You're Horny" and he couldn't stop beeping.
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Ruth Etzel, the former director of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Children's Health Protection and a world-renowned expert on environmental health, whom the Trump administration placed on administrative leave with pay.
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" "The choice is clear: We can choose to leave with no deal, we can risk no Brexit at all, or we can choose to unite and support the best deal that can be negotiated.
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"It's not responsible for a company — this is my own view — to have a CEO leave with no plan in place," JPMorgan Chase (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday at an industry conference.
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" Kotb has already taken a longer leave with baby Hope than after welcoming Haley in 2017, and although her return date has not yet been announced, the source says, "she's excited to get back.
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"If I am able to carve out moments in sound or paint for others to delve into, examine, and hopefully leave with a slightly different perspective, then I have done my job," she says.
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Barshim again demonstrated why Javier Sotomayor's world record of 2.45 meters is under threat with his clearance that pleased him so much, he promised to leave with the high jump bar as a souvenir.
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Oftentimes, women in leadership and service clubs leave with the motivation to enact change in their communities, but not necessarily with the understanding that executing those things more often resemble fights rather than projects.
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At the same time, it means nothing to me, because at the end of the day, I came here with nothing [and] I will leave with nothing, and everything in the middle is temporary.
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But in its shape, characters and dialogue, it is far closer to Hitchcock's wonderful 1935 film version, which took more liberties with Buchan than a sailor on shore leave with his one-night stand.
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He is resistant to her inklings that something is wrong with this place he's been confined to, but she temporarily convinces him to leave with her until Heidi interjects and manipulates him into staying.
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The benefits aren't as generous as those received by Microsoft's direct employees, who in 2015 were given 12 weeks of fully paid leave, with an additional eight weeks for a parent who's given birth.
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"Accept the fact that you will never get everything cleared off your plate before leavening — so prioritize and plan carefully to ensure you can leave with a clear a head as possible," Kerr says.
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Unlike a natural swarm, in which a large group of worker bees leave with their queen to form a new colony, CCD involves bees suddenly disappearing for no obvious reason, leaving their queen behind.
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"Came in a car, you gon leave in a jet, I can promise you that/Came by myself, I'm gon leave with your friend I can promise you that," he sings on the chorus.
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Gal was eventually allowed to leave with his Apple-owned laptop and phone, but officers revoked his Global Entry status that enables him to reduce waiting time during international travel, according to his account.
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The average or "effective" federal funds rate's premium over the interest rate the U.S. central bank pays on the excess reserves that banks leave with it reached a record 5 basis points on Monday.
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While La La Land is still predicted to leave with the top awards at the Academy Awards, Moonlight's major wins at the ISA affirm the resonance and cultural impact of this very powerful movie.
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Researchers compared the lives of children born in Norway before 1977, when mothers had 12 weeks of unpaid leave, with children born after, when the country offered an additional four months of paid leave.
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According to a criminal complaint, Cummins refilled a prescription for Cialis, took out a cash loan, and made hotel reservations in Oklahoma, actions investigators say show he was planning to leave with the girl.
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"The faster they fall in love and leave with you, the faster the business starts making money and the less cash you have to spend showering them with gifts and going out," Gustavo said.
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With a smaller operating fleet, Jet has given pilots and cabin crew the option of flexible working days and taking extended leave with or without pay, showed a note to staff reviewed by Reuters.
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Another fun fact is the container counts as one of M.A.C's 'recyclables', so if you take 6 empty plastic M.A.C containers to a M.A.C store, you could leave with a free lipstick or eyeshadow!
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"You come in and you buy the blanket or the life jacket and you leave with nothing, but just have a real feeling of warmth and love," said Josie Naughton, the charity's chief executive.
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"Worth It" was for Danny Brown, "Leave With You" was for Lucki, "Kali Yuga" was for Ghostmane, and "Stem / Long Stem Remix" and "Elastic Heart Remix" were remixes done for DJ Shadow and Sia.
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TechCrunch reviewed correspondence between Rothenberg, and an employee confirming that he knew this person was too sick to work, and correspondence that indicates Rothenberg contacted this person during their sick leave with work requests.
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Audiences leave with sore ribs and the real affirmation that comedy is infinitely more than dime-a-dozen white men who hate their ex-girlfriends and assume that you'd like to hear about it.
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Pardo and other activists staged protests against illegal Airbnb apartments by renting them on the site, checking in while using a hidden camera, and then refusing to leave, with the media there as witnesses.
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They also need plans for essential workers who may face child-care difficulties, if their usual plans for childcare are closed, and paid sick leave with job security for sick employees to stay home.
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"You leave with the intention of going to the United States, where you can improve your life and that of your sons," he said, flanked by his two boys, Axel, 9, and Steven, 3.
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This horror hit from the director of "Get Out" is designed to keep audiences guessing, and each viewer is likely to leave with his or her own interpretation of what the film really means.
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Everyone from Saorise Ronan to Bong Joon Ho will leave with a bag full of all kinds of treats, collectively valued at nearly $215,000, including a 12-day yacht vacation valued at about $80,000.
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But every good fairytale requires a happy ending and for that to happen the Titans will have to go into Arrowhead Stadium and leave with a victory over the explosive and heavily-favoured Chiefs.
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Many go on what's known as the "water bottle tour," meetings with development executives and agents in Los Angeles (where you're more likely to leave with a bottle of Evian than a production deal).
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And while Republicans in Congress are beginning to offer their own plans on paid family leave, with some backing from powerful business groups, their plans have been much more modest in scope than Trump's.
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However, in a Daily Telegraph article he became the most senior leadership contender to reject a threat to leave with no deal by the end of October, saying parliament would block any such move.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - There will have to be changes to the Brexit agreement if the European Union wants Britain to leave with a deal, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday.
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The average or "effective" federal funds rate's premium over the interest rate the U.S. central bank pays on the excess reserves that banks leave with it stayed at a record 5 basis points on Tuesday.
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Mayer and other Yahoo executives' failure to reveal the breaches to the public until two years later cost Mayer millions in bonuses and payouts, although she did still leave with a $23 million severance package.
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"Erskine is just massively uncomfortable with you getting to low economic ownership and then going off on leave with no involvement by the board and retaining control," Andreessen wrote to Zuckerberg, according to the report.
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"I think Tim Sloan was doing a good job but I think it's not responsible for a company — this is my own view — to have a CEO leave with no plan in place," Dimon said.
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The Mariners might have known they were in for a long night when starting pitcher James Paxton (8-4) was forced to leave with two outs in the first inning because of a stiff back.
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While they are not expected to leave with a more comprehensive set of agreements or even a joint communique, Trump and his Western allies appear to have agreed amicably to disagree on issues dividing them.
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"That gets a higher yield in terms of students showing up, and they leave with an impression that we value them and their growth, as opposed to it just being a sales pitch," she said.
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With a smaller operating fleet, Jet has given pilots and cabin crew the option of flexible working days and taking extended leave with or without pay, according to a note to staff seen by Reuters.
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Mr Son's sales pitch on how he could use the kingdom's wealth to grab a stake in future technologies, rather than buying the usual Western trophy assets, saw him leave with a pledge of $45bn.
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Super Bowl LIII will be Brady's ninth appearance in the big game over his legendary career, and he'll be hoping to leave with his sixth championship after falling short to the Philadelphia Eagles last year.
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Kate accessorized for Tuesday's engagement, her first with Prince William since wrapping her maternity leave, with a matching earring and necklace set by Mappin & Webb, the $1,000 Aspinal of London Mayfair bag and matching heels.
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But if people are going to come spend that kind of money in a restaurant, to experience something they have high expectations for, then they should leave with that high expectation met, if not better.
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All of them were wearing some kind of armor and facemasks, and the police, citing a law against concealed faces in public, made them unmask, prompting them to leave with promises to come back later.
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Charley and Micah then leave with their suitcases, joking that they don't want to hear all the noise of Violet and Hollywood's reunion — plus, it's probably time they find a place of their own, anyway.
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Investors are targeting the pay awards after WPP agreed Sorrell could leave with his long-term incentive plan intact, meaning his share awards will vest over the next five years as company targets are met.
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At the beginning of the 1930s, Rostov catches sight of her in the lobby among a few adoring male comrades, about to leave with some cadres of the local Komsomol to help collectivize the provinces.
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"She will certainly leave with a record — for example, being firmly pro-Israeli — that she can continue to tout," Bathsheba Crocker, the State Department's top diplomat for international organizations from 2014 to 2017, told me.
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Miami left-hander Justin Nicolino did not allow a hit, walk or run in three innings but was forced to leave with a 7-0 lead after suffering a contusion on his left index finger.
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Its new Original Filled Coffee Kreme doughnut hit shelves a few weeks ago, but today you can come to the store and leave with a cup of coffee and a free glazed doughnut, for free.
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There are some days when the sun starts to set and Ms. Betances has had no customers, and she prays for at least one car so she can leave with some money in her pocket.
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"For family members of Chinese citizens of foreign nationals in Wuhan, taking into account family factors, if they wish, they can leave with their families," the ministry said in a short statement sent to Reuters.
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"We purposely create the conference so that founders leave with tangible action items to build into their business and with real connections — to each other, investors, or supporters — to bring them to life," explained Washington.
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The Senators felt fortunate to arrive at Madison Square Garden leading by two games, and they must feel fortunate to leave with the series tied, so uninspired was their play, so overpowering were the Rangers.
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The Cato Institute suggests four weeks of fully covered vacation leave, with any additional time off requiring the president, his or her campaign fund or his or her party to defray some of the costs.
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The Stars, who were trying to leapfrog the Nashville Predators and Winnipeg Jets and catch the Los Angeles Kings and Vancouver Canucks for eighth place in the West, saw two more players leave with injuries.
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And they have been driven to the lengths of physical commitment, and when they leave that school, whether they leave with a degree—some do, some don't—but they don't leave with a contract as the Lord has blessed Cam with, and they have to return back to a Dalton, Alabama, or back to a Sacramento, California, or back to a Hempstead, New York, to take on a job that will pay them $40,000 a year but they have two [bad] ACLs and a bum shoulder.
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Assad has in recent months used siege and bombardment to force rebels from areas they control around Syria's main cities, allowing them to leave with their families and light weapons and surrendering territory to the government.
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However, May has repeatedly insisted if her deal is rejected then the U.K. could be forced to leave with no-deal — an option big business leaders dread — or the whole Brexit process could be reversed altogether.
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So this Samuel L. Jackson tweet this fake Samuel L. Jackson tweet actually brings me nicely to a little tip that I want to leave with our listeners and that tip is a reverse image search.
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We dance and maybe kiss at one point but we both know it's not going anywhere, so we exchange numbers as a formality and leave with our respective friends, never to speak to that person again.
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The agency, according to the report, is hoping the program accurately accepts 96 percent of travelers with proper documentation, but it's unclear how accurately the program can catch travelers attempting to leave with the wrong documents.
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In one instance, a woman who entered a Cash Express carrying a sick baby to redeem a $250 check was upset to leave with only $30 because the company had garnished the check, the CFPB heard.
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One day, shortly after the liberation of Naples, the city of his father's birth, he was on leave with his buddies and he saw an old man who resembled his grandfather sitting on a curb stone.
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Another, Jessie Sampson from Nebraska — a state that doesn't offer state employees specific paid maternity leave — was able to take 12 weeks of maternity leave with her second son due to her coworkers donating their hours.
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The average, or "effective," federal funds rate came in at 2.41 percent on Wednesday, above the 2.40 percent interest rate the U.S. central bank currently pays on the excess reserves that banks (IOER) leave with it.
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And since Britain voted to leave, with sterling now down 11 percent against the dollar and 9 percent against the euro, orders have dried up, and are well down on the equivalent period in previous years.
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It's worth tuning in for an episode or two — you'll leave with a greater appreciation for what people are capable of producing, be it gourmet feasts or reproductions of the shoes from Back to the Future.
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" The PM, presently overseas on leave with his family, has responded in a statement of his own — "Ho Ching and I deny these allegations, especially the absurd claim that I have political ambitions for my son.
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It also allows summer meal programs to deliver their meals or allow a child to leave with a meal for later if a community is hard-to-reach due to public safety concerns or extreme weather.
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Contributing Opinion Writer VIENNA — For a European, visiting the United States these days is a bit like going to the dentist: Your mouth is agape, you smell trouble, and you leave with a lingering bad taste.
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Students bring their passions, ideas, challenges, and projects to concentrate for 15-weeks on one track of study, Audio Storytelling or Visual Storytelling, and leave with a portfolio in a wide range of beautifully crafted stories.
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In Al Waer, one of the latest places to be reclaimed by Mr. Assad's forces, insurgent fighters were offered a deal to either surrender or leave, with their families, to rebel-held enclaves much farther north.
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We want this to be a musical that everyone can come to, regardless of how they feel about Michael Jackson, and they will leave with a better understanding of who he was as a human being.
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She found that in Sweden, women were more likely to have a second child if their male partner took paternity leave with their first child, a proxy for his willingness to share the work of parenting.
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Our Silicon Valley correspondent Mike Isaac returned from book leave with a scoop: Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the founders of Instagram, the hugely popular, photo-tastic social network owned by Facebook, are leaving the company.
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Despite being at the world's wealthiest university, institute students receive modest financial aid and leave with a median of $22,633 in debt in exchange for a master of liberal arts degree from the Harvard Extension School.
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They point to Army statistics indicating that, at any one time, around 22010,000 of the service's approximately 500,000 personnel are on some manner of sick leave, with reasons ranging from a bad knee to maternity leave.
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Boris Johnson, the country's new prime minister, had a particularly rough week when lawmakers rejected his request for a snap election, which would have shored up his proposal to leave with or without an actual plan.
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When the money never showed up, and police said there was nothing they could do since he'd voluntarily let the man leave with the car, the 21-year-old posted to Facebook asking for help finding it.
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"If we can get the deal through as I hope we still will, we will now need a short, technical extension, but if not we shouldn't be afraid to leave with no deal," Barclay told the BBC.
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That may not seem like much, but let's be honest: in Game of Thrones, it's a big deal if you show up to a wedding and leave with nothing worse than the beginning of a nasty hangover.
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That's part of its job and this upcoming performance EV SUV will likely be tasked with the same role: bring people into dealerships and leave with a Ford even if it's not the swanky new EV SUV.
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However, in a Daily Telegraph article he became the most senior figure vying to succeed May to reject a threat to leave with no deal by the end of October, saying lawmakers would block any such move.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Ceconomy, Europe's biggest consumer electronics retailer, said its chief executive will leave with immediate effect and it will also look for a new finance chief after its shares tumbled on a string of profit warnings.
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On July 16th Justine Greening, one of Mrs May's former cabinet ministers, proposed a vote with three options: stay in the EU; accept the deal that Mrs May agrees on with Brussels; or leave with no deal.
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Salvadorans make up the largest group with TPS and have about 192,700 US-citizen children, many of whom are likely to be forced to leave with their parents to resettle in a country they've never lived in.
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Of course, one cannot simply go to Target and get only what one came for, so we leave with new sheets, new slippers, a bath mat, a dog toy, and a super cute onesie for baby girl.
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Click here to view original GIFNuclear bombs are the deadliest weapons we've ever created because of the destruction they've caused to human life and the damage they leave with radiation and the sheer magnitude of their explosions.
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She will enter the debate with a lead in the polls, and if she puts on an ordinary, competent performance she'll leave with one, almost no matter how the actual clash between her and Trump is spun.
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A common belief is that opioid addiction often begins with a single prescription from a doctor: Patients seek relief from some minor problem like a toothache or back pain, leave with a prescription, and wind up hooked.
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Polling averages even showed 'Leave' with a lead for most of the last month; over all, 17 of the 35 surveys conducted in June showed the Leave side with the edge, while just 15 showed Remain ahead.
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Big U.S. financial firms have already made significant changes to the way they pay employees since the 2007-2009 crisis, when they were slammed for allowing top executives and money-losing traders to leave with golden parachutes.
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So as much as he marveled at the recent triple-double streak Westbrook has been on, when the two met up Friday, he wanted to do everything possible to make sure Westbrook didn't leave with the victory.
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Polling averages even showed "Leave" with a lead for most of the last month; over all, 17 of the 35 surveys conducted in June showed the Leave side with the edge, while just 15 showed Remain ahead.
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Keshia also claims Ed hasn't been allowing her to travel outside of the country for work since he's been dragging his feet on signing consent forms to allow their 5-month-old daughter to leave with mom.
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" He talked about companies leaving, saying that, "There is no downside to them leaving" and "They are not going to leave with me — if they do, they will pay for it"; "I know what I am doing.
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Fearing for their lives as the initial indiscriminate bombing landed in their neighborhood, followed by the infiltration of the population by Turkish-backed militia during the ceasefire, he decided to leave with his family to look for safety.
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The treatment didn't clear my spots up entirely (not that I was expecting it to), but in my opinion, the best kinds of facials are the ones that you leave with more info than you came in with.
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What I hope is that people who see contemporary African art for the first time will leave with a new curiosity to learn more about some of the artists they've discovered or the countries where they're coming from.
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Abby isn't a football fan, but she described the setting as "big and exciting," mentioning that her grandfather was thrilled to leave with a game ball signed by Titans running back Dexter McCluster, who was at the bee.
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In terms of culture, politics, even boiling down to the bones of being, there's an erasure: a feeling that we came so far to leave with nothing; and yet, at the same time, a dramatic shift is happening.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday Britain needed to make clear to the European Union that it was preparing for a no-deal outcome to the Brexit negotiations despite wanting to leave with an agreement.
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A golden retriever thought it'd be cool to play dead while its human tried to leave with it at a park in Burleigh Hill, Australia, as per a video uploaded to the 9 News Gold Coast Facebook page.
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Kenley Jansen only had one six-out save in his career coming into today's game, and he will leave with only one after he allowed a game-tying solo homer to Marwin Gonzalez to start the ninth inning.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) with widespread support within the Democratic Party (including from Bernie Sanders) that would finance 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave with a small 0.2 percent payroll tax on both employers and employees.
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Having accepted the Muscovite position, the archbishop has fallen into disfavour with his masters at the Patriarchate of Constantinople, who have formally disciplined him and placed him "on leave" with no further responsibility for administering parishes in France.
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But instead of sticking to the plan to let Mr. Kelly leave with dignity, which Mr. Ayers and others in the White House had urged the president to do, Mr. Trump decided to announce it himself on Saturday.
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But in the face of reports about Whole Foods employees getting sick, having panic attacks on the job, being instructed to buy hand sanitizer elsewhere, and encouraged to share sick leave with colleagues, HEB's response is practically golden.
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Leave with them and you can spend an afternoon in depopulating Englewood, tracing a loop between the 63rd and 69th stations, seeing a crumbling city that is strikingly different from the prosperous one 20 minutes to the north.
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But, you know, come for the colorful wonderland, stay for the AR and the microbiology and then leave with a deeper understanding of your connection to this invisible world that maybe you didn't know that much about before.
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Separately, a survey showed four fifths of major British firms have already moved to hedge against the risk of sterling falling sharply after a vote to leave, with companies expecting an average 12 percent fall in the pound.
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Under the B.R.S., for example, an E-4 (the equivalent of a corporal in the Army or Marines) who contributed the maximum 5 percent (matched by the government) through four years of service would leave with about $2000,2150.
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Big U.S. financial firms have already made significant changes to the way they pay employees since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, when they were slammed for allowing top executives and money-losing traders to leave with golden parachutes.
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For many women working in the private sector, especially those employed at smaller businesses, an extended parental leave with the option of returning to work remains a dream (by law, one can take up to a year off).
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After nine years at Foote, Cone & Belding (now FCB), Ms. Rosenthal was on maternity leave with her two toddler sons and infant daughter at McDonald's when she experienced what she called a "McEpiphany," deciding to become an author.
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Patient's family: We want justice The video shows the young patient standing outside, as four people in uniforms, possibly security guards, leave with an empty wheelchair and walk back inside the University of Maryland Medical Center's midtown campus.
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Over the two weeks that followed, I returned to a quasi-maternity leave, with the continual nursing and rocking cycle of infancy interrupted occasionally to draft responses to senators or venturing out for an occasional follow-up meeting.
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But as the landmark show that started this new era of black diversity on television comes to an end Thursday, the elephant in the room is this question: Will the progress it has made on television leave with it?
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When Mr Johnson duly fails in late September to produce a credible alternative, EU leaders will insist that it is up to the British government whether to accept the backstop in some form or to leave with no deal.
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"If the only offer from the EU threatens the integrity of our Union then we will be left with no choice but to leave with no deal," Raab told the Conservative Party conference in the English city of Birmingham.
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There will be some celebratory drink involved (even if you're under 21, they'll mix up something special for you), and you'll also leave with a signed copy of the wonderful André Aciman book upon which the film is based.
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I leave with blood running down my arm and rush home to get a Band-Aid and to have lunch (Mediterranean tuna salad with canned tuna, olives, capers, sun-dried tomatoes I always have around, and spinach from AmazonFresh).
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His potential exit did not come as as a shock to campaign insiders who have said Gates would likely leave with Manafort gone, but it's unclear why Gates was named the campaign's liaison to the RNC under those circumstances.
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With just nine days left for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, the divorce is again in disarray as Britain's politicians argue over whether to leave with a deal, exit without a deal or hold another referendum.
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A deal would see Illumination and DreamWorks remain as separate brands, the WSJ says, but it's not clear whether a deal with Comcast would see Katzenberg stay at his studio, or leave with a payout of around $21.9 million.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain must leave the European Union by the end of October to give finality to the Brexit process, Britain's new Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Wednesday, adding that he would prefer to leave with a deal.
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To anyone who isn't the CEO of a multi-billion dollar company, that's a lot of money, even though it is quite a cut from the $55 million Mayer was originally predicted to leave with as of last summer.
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The ceasefire came into effect on Thursday and will involve the departure of all Nusra militants from the area around Arsal along with any of the civilians living in the area's refugee camps who wish to leave with them.
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The EU is utterly fed up of the Brexit talks and has stuck to its tough and united line on Brexit; determined not to let Britain leave with a deal better than membership that could boost Eurosceptic populists elsewhere.
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"It has been a worthwhile visit and we leave with a sense that both sides want to keep up the momentum to resolve the difficult issues in the bilateral relationship and preserve the nuclear deal," the Foreign Office said.
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At least for the day, fears that some of Fox News's prime-time stars, like Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity and Greta Van Susteren, would exercise contract clauses to leave with Mr. Ailes's loss of his chairmanship, appeared to abate.
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"When someone gets into Monster Hunter and is looking for more information or to further improve their skills, if they watch Gaijinhunter's videos, they tend to leave with knowledge they were looking for and then some," he tells me.
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Ms. Goldberg recalled Mr. Steinhardt asking for a threesome; her former colleague, who asked not to be identified, recalled Mr. Steinhardt inviting her and Ms. Goldberg to leave with him, but did not recall his referring to a threesome.
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My first child was born last year, and I spent a fair amount of my four weeks of paternity leave with the boy strapped to my chest in a Baby Bjorn, walking the streets of my Washington, DC, neighborhood.
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Citing surveys from The Shift Project, a New York Times opinion article published on Saturday highlighted McDonald's as the employer in the retail, restaurant, and hospitality industries with the most workers who lack paid sick leave, with 517,000 employees.
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"For a legislature to leave with one million children returning to what we know was a failed management system is a dereliction of duty," the governor said during a nearly hourlong news conference in the Capitol's ceremonial Red Room.
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There might be a lot of controversy surrounding Donald Trump's visit to the U.K., but one way or another the U.S. president will leave with a victory in his pocket, a former assistant to White House told CNBC Friday.
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"The shelling and aerial bombing does not stop and we our neighbors decided to leave with the army approaching," said Abdullah Ansari, who fled from Haydariya to areas further south within the besieged area with his family of six.
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From then on, I went to networking events with strict guidelines for myself so that I wouldn't waste my time and I would leave with what I came there for: new relationships and insight on the industry or topic.
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Recent federal data revealed that only 19 percent of all workers have access to a paid family leave benefit through their employers, and nearly half of Latino workers do not have access to any form of leave with pay.
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Walt kidnaps his newborn baby daughter, Holly, and starts to leave with her but instead abandons her at a fire station and uses Saul to obtain a new identity — that's where he was at the beginning of the season.
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For example, even with the $20 million diverted from any severance, in theory Moonves could potentially leave with tens of millions in funds that many argue would unjustly serve to "reward" a man accused of doing very bad things.
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The legislation also aims to address the danger of rollaway vehicles, a hazard heightened by keyless ignitions because a driver can leave with the key fob without putting the car into park, regardless of whether the engine is running.
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