It's unclear why Choni is left out in the cold.
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We Republican women were largely left out in the cold.
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Will we be prepared, or left out in the cold?
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So for decades, they were left out in the cold.
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But, this Halloween you won't be left out in the cold.
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Can be left out in the cold at any party. pic.twitter.
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It's true: Veterans have often been left out in the cold.
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They won't be left out in the cold, without coverage, he added.
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So you hopefully won't be left out in the cold for long.
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We felt left out in the cold, unable to support our families.
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But some parts of the government were left out in the cold.
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Many sick and disabled people will be left out in the cold.
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The high-yield market was left out in the cold this January.
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Drake was left on the sidelines, clapping, looking left out in the cold.
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However, until today, all other Android users were left out in the cold.
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Health care has been left out in the cold amid this market rally.
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Federal workers are really being left out in the cold this holiday season.
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But people with merely "fair" credit might be left out in the cold.
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But that means 11,000 of us will be left out in the cold.
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Users, the third integral leg of that stool, were left out in the cold.
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A third media mogul, Brian Roberts of Comcast, was left out in the cold.
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Here's who benefited from the agreement — and who was left out in the cold.
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Who are these millions of workers who are left out in the cold, then?
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"I think the Europeans are completely left out in the cold here," said Harchaoui.
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As I discovered this morning, Star Wars fans aren't getting left out in the cold.
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From that perspective, there's nothing complicated about why Jason Bourne wasn't left out in the cold.
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Pros People who buy coverage in the individual market won't be left out in the cold.
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And when it does, Musk needs to make sure he's not left out in the cold.
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Streaming services and exclusive content have multiplied, and Prime users are frequently left out in the cold.
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Great candidates are often left out in the cold due to unconscious bias or poor hiring practices.
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No matter what, no one deserves to be left out in the cold because of what they're wearing.
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Now that you know what might be coming, there's no excuse to be left out in the cold.
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But this doesn't mean that families whose homes are destroyed have to be left out in the cold.
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If they do, many women could be left out in the cold when it comes to contraception coverage.
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But thanks to Steve, Nancy, and that Farrah Fawcett hairspray, Dustin wasn't entirely left out in the cold.
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Every year when the holiday season rolls around, Jewish pop-culture addicts find themselves left out in the cold.
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This means that the men and women they so faithfully served are increasingly being left out in the cold.
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Pets don't deserve to be left out in the cold, and officials in Denver are making sure it doesn't happen.
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Although Netflix is getting all the new Disney releases, fans of the classic animation were left out in the cold.
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The Xbox One S had some 4K capability with streaming and movies, but games were left out in the cold.
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Sweden never joined and one member was left out in the cold due to high inflation and high debt, Greece.
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But they won't be left out in the cold, especially since they're an important part of President Trump's voter base.
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Given the revolving door at the White House, that would be a ton of people left out in the cold.
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It's an impressive recovery from the nation's worst housing collapse, yet many people are still left out in the cold.
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If she ultimately decides she wants to be with a man, the logic goes, I'll be left out in the cold.
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Millions of people would undoubtedly lose their insurance, and people with pre-existing conditions would be left out in the cold.
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In last night's episode, when Jared refuses to be a pawn in her game, Molly is left out in the cold, alone.
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If regulators opt to hinge risk retention reductions on STS criteria, these asset classes would likely be left out in the cold.
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Just this year, The Leftovers, The Americans, and the dazzling premium cable newbie American Gods were all left out in the cold.
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The first two stages were completed in 2013, bringing water into Manhattan, but Queens and Brooklyn were left out in the cold.
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" Mr. Trump explicitly reached out to Sanders supporters, who he said had been "left out in the cold by a rigged system.
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And in the event of a downturn, entrepreneurs are the ones left out in the cold if they can't figure it out.
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"I completely disagree that we've been left out in the cold, out under the sun, without any support from federal government," he said.
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Yes, but: Even in direct listings, companies are still consulting with bankers, who will likely never be completely left out in the cold.
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It's a travesty that the people in Syria most strongly demonstrating their belief in these principles have been left out in the cold.
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De Niro's performance is muted, but can "The Irishman" really win best picture if its legendary lead is left out in the cold?
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He says other band members continue to get a bigger share of the pie than they deserve ... while he's left out in the cold.
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It's easily one of the best weather apps on iOS, which for too long meant that Android users were left out in the cold.
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Internet access is increasingly being recognized as a necessity like food, water and shelter — and Google doesn't want anyone left out in the cold.
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Some community college programs are more popular than others, and prospective students could be left out in the cold if they don't move decisively.
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Why this matters: Roughly 70,000 Iowans would be left out in the cold, putting immense pressure on Congress and the federal government to act.
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As a result, I think switch vendors are going to be left out in the cold when it comes to opportunities in the cloud.
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Unlike in "North of the Border," the latter is now on Al's good side, while the former is literally left out in the cold.
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Apple includes a set of earbuds in the box that work over its Lightning port, however, so you're not left out in the cold.
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"When the law doesn't provide recourse for that kind of discrimination, people are left out in the cold as second-class citizens," he said.
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The Garmin Drive comes with lifetime maps for free, that way you're never left out in the cold when it comes to any route changes.
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The media-relations team at one of the largest private-equity firms in the world is feeling like it's been left out in the cold.
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Yet the two international federations had been left out in the cold as they struggled with widespread corruption and doping scandals which tarnished their images.
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The stock market is in the midst of one of the hottest bull run's ever, but General Electric is being left out in the cold.
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Because of the disagreement among negotiators and the tight timeline on completing this spending deal, federal contractors have once again been left out in the cold.
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Windows 27's anniversary update this summer will also be very touch-focused, and now HP's premium priced Spectre will be left out in the cold.
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Doormen, elevator operators, manicurists — any employee who relies on small, spontaneous cash tips — are finding themselves left out in the cold by an increasingly cashless world.
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After Democrats negotiated their own priorities into the bill, it now includes greatly boosted unemployment benefits that will reach workers usually left out in the cold.
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Those 19873 and under don't have to feel left out in the cold (or, more accurately, the warmth, since they're usually indoors) during New Year's celebrations.
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A pharmacist who refuses a customer based on personal beliefs is supposed to refer the customer to another employee so they're not left out in the cold.
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Rocko says he was left out in the cold because Future stiffed him to the tune of 25% -- the commission he's owed off those fat Epic advances.
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Again, the problem is, as we've seen over and over again in four-to-three markets, prices go up, and people are left out in the cold.
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"Unfounded fears on U.S. Humira growth were put to bed," Jefferies analyst Jeffrey Holford said in a client note titled "Humira bears left out in the cold".
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To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
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It makes it clear that at least some DACA applicants who thought they were renewing in time and following the rules are being left out in the cold.
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"People are at best totally dependent on their sectarian leaders and at worst left out in the cold," says Paul Tabar, an anthropologist at the Lebanese American University.
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By making them part of the solution, rather than left out in the cold, you obtain a coalition with its interests preserved in the new low carbon world.
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While he does give props to the other nominees like Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar ... Q's calling BS on ATCQ's final album getting left out in the cold.
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Midge and her manager Susie Meyerson (Alex Borstein) are literally left out in the cold as they watch Shy's tour jet fly away to some fair European country.
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms," Trump declared.
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Many TV connoisseurs are excited about the recognition heaped on The Americans, a critically beloved show that's largely been left out in the cold during Emmy season until this year.
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The stories — of people with cancer, diabetes and more who were suddenly stripped of their insurance and left out in the cold — would very likely dominate our discussion for months.
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But the fine print reveals that some will get a much nicer gift than others, the benefits will change over time, and some will be left out in the cold.
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He then tried to reach out to the disappointed supporters of the other insurgent candidate, Mr Sanders, deploring how Sandernistas have been "left out in the cold by a rigged system".
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms," he said on Tuesday.
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But broadcast TV wasn't left out in the cold thanks to two returning Globe favorites, a new breakout drama and an old favorite that shined like it's new again in 2017.
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It's a game of musical chairs at the elite level, and while offseason roster shuffles are only to be expected, it's rare that a star player gets left out in the cold.
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Some of Wall Street's favorites this year have also been left out in the cold — Chipotle, Starbucks, PayPal, AMD and Disney have all dipped after leading the market earlier in the year.
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Diplomatically, Abe was left out in the cold during high-profile negotiations with North Korea during this year's talks between Pyongyang, Washington and Seoul, a snub which was felt deeply in Tokyo.
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Unsurprisingly, private treatment centres have really benefited from these closures, but the knock-on effect is that those without the funds to access them are too often left out in the cold.
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They have also been known to weigh down their investments with debt, then walk off, as Warren writes, with "a juicy profit" when bankruptcy comes and employees are left out in the cold.
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Despite an incredible win-streak, and the fact that he was able to build up a pretty memorable beef with Bisping with very little English, Yoel Romero was left out in the cold.
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With only three presidential debates and one vice presidential contest, some network stars are sure to be left out in the cold in what will be must-watch moments of the campaign season.
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While a national chain like Olive Garden might get access to the public purse or is allowed to contribute less to it, mom and pop Italian restaurants get left out in the cold.
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Instead, party leaders allowed the well-known and well-liked Biden to get left out in the cold and for enormous sums of money to be spent on fragmenting the anti-Sanders vote.
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Greece, host of the first modern games, was also left out in the cold for the third year running, in the wake of bitter disputes there over control of the national Olympic committee.
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It is time to say enough is enough and ban future shutdowns—and unless Washington finally takes this important step, millions of our most vulnerable families may be left out in the cold.
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Centering on a rag-tag family of petty thieves scraping out an existence in down-and-out Tokyo, the father takes in a young girl Rin (Miyu Sasaki), left out in the cold.
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Young girls and women around the world are still being denied their education because of what they're wearing, and the latest batch of students were actually left out in the cold as a result.
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The results were of the sort that, in the context of college basketball, would uncork hyperventilated commentary about presumptive favorites being left out in the cold and Cinderella getting to dance at the ball.
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Gucci Mane won't be left out in the cold when his upcoming tour heads North of the border ... Canada is allowing the rapper to enter the country even though he's had a checkered past.
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But what they haven't done (or had to do until now) is present a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act and give Americans confidence they will not be left out in the cold.
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The Xbox One Elite Controller is a beautiful piece of hardware, but if you're a PlayStation user (or an Xbox owner who can't afford a $150 controller), you've been left out in the cold.
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"That enables some people who can to pay $80 for Purell on Amazon to feel safe and secure, where people who don't have the financial resources are left out in the cold," she said.
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On trade, no one wants Canada left out in the cold -- but we can't have a 21st century NAFTA trade deal if Canada keeps skimming off the top from our highest value-added industries.
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While some Americans enjoy growing legal protections around the use of deadly weapons, too many are left out in the cold and more vulnerable than ever to the deadly impulses of their fellow citizens.
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"To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms," Trump said during his victory speech.
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World soccer's governing body FIFA and world athletics' IAAF were again left out in the cold with neither FIFA President Gianni Infantino nor IAAF President Sebastian Coe on the list for a fourth straight year.
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This sort of relegates the Xperia 10 Plus to serving as a mid-range alternative mostly for people who want better low-light photography, while the standard Xperia 10 gets left out in the cold.
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There's no word on whether or not WhatsApp, another Facebook-owned platform, will be rolled into the group too, or if it'll be left out in the cold, separated from the rest of its family.
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Whatever the make-up of an eventual coalition - following negotiations that could take months - Europe's political establishment are likely to breathe a collective sigh of relief as long as is left out in the cold.
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And while Bong Joon-ho's Parasite grabbed nominations in Best Picture, Best Foreign Language Film and Director, it wasn't a big shock that the stars of Bong's searing film were left out in the cold.
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Several expected contenders, including female-led heist thriller "Widows," were left out in the cold, while moon landing movie "First Man" was snubbed in the best drama race and had to settle for just two nominations.
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But it isn't a dream, because Sony continues to flip the bird to its competitors and Fortnite players on the PS4 are being left out in the cold, unable to play with Xbox or Switch gamers.
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Perhaps they've blossomed a little too soon, before HotS develops a robust pro scene, before video games on TV is a usual sight on a Sunday night, and they'll ultimately be left out in the cold.
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Pierre Alferi, Mr. Pesson's collaborator, has modernized Charles-Simon Favart's libretto with similar irreverence and added a final twist: Florise and Clarice fall in love with each other, and Damon is left out in the cold.
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Malcolm Marmorstein's now battling 2 of his 4 kids in court over his living trust ...which he claims they duped him into altering so his wife will be left out in the cold after he dies.
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"We are like the first wife in a broken marriage who has been rejected for someone else and left out in the cold," said Janice Dooner Lynch, whose family has belonged to the parish since 1921.
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"Make no mistake about it, any 'Internet Bill of Rights' supported by AT&T will leave the FCC powerless, net neutrality and privacy protections weak and consumers and competition left out in the cold," she added.
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The students were literally shut out, meaning they were essentially left out in the cold with nowhere to go, as opposed to the school holding the girls, calling their parents, and requesting a set of longer skirts.
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" Even Trump got in on the action, saying during his Tuesday speech, "To all those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
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On the TV end of the spectrum, Westworld was completely left out in the cold despite a recent victory at the Emmys for Thandie Newton, while Laurie Metcalf failed to be recognized for her work in The Conners.
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Sanders asked Mulvaney to explain why America's richest family needs a $52 billion tax break, while people who rely on programs such as Meals on Wheels and Medicaid would be left out in the cold under Trump's budget.
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"I think the Kurds rightly feel like they're being left out in the cold," said Ned Price, a former CIA senior analyst who later served as a special assistant to President Obama on the National Security Council staff.
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As Congress considers final appropriations bills later this month, they need to restore funding back to $5.1 billion for this program to make sure families facing high energy bills this winter won't be left out in the cold.
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This new organization centralizes the bookkeeping and royalty payment process, replacing a patchwork of agreements that required lots of paperwork from all sides (and as usual, artists were often the ones left out in the cold as a result).
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That means potentially many independent Sanders supporters are being left out in the cold, though to describe them as "disenfranchised" might be a stretch—it's not unreasonable to ask that voters be Democrats to participate in a Democratic primary.
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State universities and colleges have been left out in the cold along with 125,000 students who qualified for state assistance, forcing some schools to announce layoffs, while Chicago State University warned it will run out of cash in March.
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He was then scheduled for a rematch with Velasquez—the man he won the heavyweight title from back in 2015—but was left out in the cold when Velasquez was forced out of their planned bout with an injury.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that nearly 11 million people have become insured because of the expansion, people who moderates and expansion states lawmakers have argued cannot be left out in the cold as a consequence of the GOP bill. Rep.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - An agreement between North and South Korea to hold a summit and signals about possible talks between North Korea and the United States are stirring concern in Japan about its diplomatic nightmare - being left out in the cold.
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Trujillo Braves Tough Second Round for Unanimous Decision When Carlos Diego Ferreira withdrew from this Las Vegas card on just two weeks notice, it looked as though his opponent, brick-fisted lightweight Abel Trujillo, might be left out in the cold.
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Drake, T.I., 2 Chainz and a slew of other huge hip hop stars wouldn't have many of their hits without a producer, who says he was left out in the cold when the money started rolling in ... so he's suing.
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Hardly anyone was pleased by the rollback of the broadband privacy rule last month, opening up the possibility of ISPs collecting and selling your browsing data — including, as it turns out, cities whose citizens were left out in the cold.
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This means that the roughly 442,475 children in places like Milwaukee, New Orleans and Phoenix, who use a voucher to attend a private school of their choosing, according to American Federation for Children, would be left out in the cold.
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But it's also used the cat to symbolize Naz, who was also left out in the cold, then thrown into imprisonment, then finally rescued by Stone, who can't get too close to him but wants to make sure he lives.
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The whole point of this idea is that you'll be able to attach any one of a suite of PogoTec products to a pair of glasses without being limited on design, or being left out in the cold if you wear prescription lenses.
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Left out in the cold, apparently, was Twitter's Jack Dorsey, an ironic twist given Trump's love of the platform which he's praised as being a direct line of communication to his millions of followers (that's also allowed him to bypass any press interaction).
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"This Fund begins to ensure the hard-working people who spent their lives building Toys 'R' Us and making children happy are not left out in the cold," said Marilyn Muniz, a New York-based Toys "R" employee for nearly 250 years.
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The fire marshall is probably going to cut off access early, and it's the randos who are going to be left out in the cold—and if you do get in, the sound will be terrible, and you'll be surrounded by assholes.
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"There's room for improvement, but to repeal and not to replace, I just want to know what's going to happen to all those people who find themselves left out in the cold," Kasich told reporters Wednesday, according to audio provided by his office.
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Robert De Niro: Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" showed up in every category you'd expect — even scoring dual supporting-actor nominations for Al Pacino and Joe Pesci — except lead actor in a drama, where De Niro was notably left out in the cold.
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It is telling that Japan, which was already well within range of Mr Kim's existing weapons stockpile before last year's round of tests, and has long worried about being left out in the cold during the current round of North Korean diplomacy, reacted more cautiously.
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Traditionally, application developers have to create specific versions of their app for each different version of Linux they want to work with, and many distros are left out in the cold, or lag behind on updates, or have to create their own compatible packages.
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With the exception of a small minority of partisans in both parties, Americans of all ideological stripes — conservative, liberal, whatever — feel disenfranchised, as if they have been left out in the cold by a political system dominated by special interests and wholly-owned by a ruling class.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Millions of EU citizens living in Britain can register from Monday for settled status after Brexit but a research group warned that many could still be left out in the cold and some EU nationals are attending support groups to cope with the stress.
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Randi Weingarten, the longtime president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Lily Eskelsen García, the president of the National Education Association, were left out in the cold on Thursday as they tried to deliver 80,000 failing "report cards" to Ms. DeVos from educators across the country.
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Although Japan claims that matter was settled long ago, the shifting ties between Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington — and particularly efforts to formally declare an end to the 1950-53 Korean War — could put Tokyo under increased pressure to re-examine its own past or be left out in the cold.
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" In an emailed statement, Gigi Sohn, a fellow at the Georgetown Law's Institute for Technology Law and Policy and a former FCC counselor, said, "Any 'Internet Bill of Rights' supported by AT&T will leave the FCC powerless, net neutrality and privacy protections weak, and consumers and competition left out in the cold.
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Fewer still wrestle with whether these are the only provinces with bona fide grand culinary traditions, whether this notion has any factual basis, what it means both culturally and gastronomically to be excluded, who is left out in the cold and why, and what the rest of the country is enjoying for dinner.
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It has happened in UFO World: Left out in the cold, many ufologists have decided that scholars and politicians are "at best, narrow-minded or, at worst, engaged in a deliberate attempt to hide information," writes Eghigian, who's working on a book that covers the history of UFO sightings and reports of alien contact.
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FAIR has already made some progress in unsupervised learning, and the company has published work on how they are utilizing some of these techniques to translate between languages for which they lack sufficient training data so that, in practical terms, users needing translations from something like Icelandic to Swahili aren't left out in the cold.
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But Beijing would be intervening to protect its own interests, not those of the US. A war between North and South Korea would almost certainly end with the creation of a reunified country led by the pro-US government in Seoul; China would want to make sure it wasn't left out in the cold.
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It's also easy to imagine a tragic scenario in which Rowzee died, her partner wasn't in the military, and Rowzee's relatives didn't know of her partner or want to tell her partner about her death — and her now-wife would have been left out in the cold without any knowledge of what had happened to her loved one.
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Industry Minister Carlo Calenda, who is not a member of any party but is seen as close to Renzi, took to Twitter to question the selection: "What is the point of not picking serious, well-prepared people who have fought so many important battles," he wrote, reeling off a list of lawmakers left out in the cold.
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To all of those Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE supporters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
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Analysts were quick to assess not just the timing of the announcement but just why Russia, a country left out in the cold following international sanctions for its annexation of Crimea and role in a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine – and not winning many friends for supporting Assad militarily either -- had effectively abandoned its long-standing ally, at least in a military sense.
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