Like clockwork, June is here and so too is E3.
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I would wake up three times a night like clockwork.
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It happens every June like clockwork: the rainbows come out.
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"Mass shootings are now happening like clockwork in America," Sen.
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"She threw her ring at you like clockwork," he says.
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Every two minutes they pulled into the station like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, Mary Jane already has a new man lined up.
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At this point, the response to gun violence operates like clockwork.
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It was a routine that Cramer could count on like clockwork.
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Sometimes the "weather" inside this simulation would simply repeat like clockwork.
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When Democrats refused to budge, Republicans descended into infighting like clockwork.
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"It was like clockwork, for years and years," said Mr. Halle.
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These are complicated, expensive machines (duh) that cannot fundamentally evolve like clockwork.
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EVERY year, like clockwork, swathes of humanity go through the same routine.
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This much is true: Flower crowns pop up every spring like clockwork.
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That may work for a bit, but like clockwork, it'll get patched.
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Almost like clockwork, their fevers began in the morning: at 8 a.m.
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From the specter that seemed to surface every few months like clockwork.
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It's unsurprising that calls for reform emerge, like clockwork, every four years.
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Other parks are accessible by buses or boats, which run like clockwork.
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"They make the new system they founded work like clockwork," he wrote.
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BASELWORLD, a giant watch fair that ended this week, usually runs like clockwork.
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The brides entered the room mechanically; the rings were handed over like clockwork.
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And like clockwork, creatives rush out to push the camera to its limits.
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Like clockwork, I pulled out my gun, and watched the corpses stack up.
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Her husband, for example, went to work and returned each evening like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, her beloved grandmother placed her hands over her mouth, looking shocked.
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He used to respond like clockwork, but I think he's over me now.
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Like clockwork, Sara and James Cook paid $553 a month for life insurance.
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Still, Jake would pass out on the couch like clockwork at 7 p.m.
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Taylor Swift has delighted fans every two year or three years like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, Americans responded to the video online by apologising for their president's behaviour.
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Every election, like clockwork, white dominance in voting shrinks by a few percentage points.
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Each night, like clockwork, Mickey and his friends win the battle and good triumphs.
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And by the second seating we did on the Friday, everything was like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, this time of year also means that the Coachella lineup has dropped.
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And like clockwork, my skin needs a total refresh every day at 3:00 p.m.
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Like clockwork, every one of Rihanna's singles debuted as perfectly packaged, dance hall-primed hits.
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All three, though short, are perfect little tales, tightly-wound and clicking along like clockwork.
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I think about the banality with which history, like clockwork, always manages to repeat itself.
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Like clockwork, magazines publish articles on which hair shades work best for which skin tones.
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Like clockwork, the gun lobby and its allies have banded together to vote them down.
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Like clockwork, at 4:44, the devil appears, making itself out of fog and solidifying.
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Plus, you only have to do the test once before the vitamins arrive like clockwork.
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Since his accurate prediction, the timely apparition of Halley's Comet has been observed like clockwork.
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Mouths tend to be the same shape and stretch across the circular faces, like clockwork.
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It happens like clockwork at the climax of each of his most well known songs.
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As my Uber X was supposed to arrive, a black car pulled up like clockwork.
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But, like clockwork, after terrorist attacks there are calls from some quarters to curtail civil liberties.
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Mine, on the other hand, consists of 14 steps that I repeat like clockwork each morning.
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Like clockwork, the worst side of the internet was there to document and discuss her misfortune.
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"As the planet goes around, it's going to transit more or less like clockwork," Teachey says.
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Like clockwork, a medium grows in complexity and strength as time and collaboration do their work.
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Like clockwork, it's time for the June offering — and it might be the best one yet.
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Like clockwork, the moderator will retweet and respond to the original poster (often to hilarious effect).
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Like clockwork, Apple has used its annual September event to announce a new generation of iPhones.
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I remarked that the phrase "freeing up land" occurs like clockwork in conversations with Singapore's planners.
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In fact, the [trend line] draws itself and has just bounced off the line like clockwork.
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Along with increased prices, the other thing you can count on, like clockwork, is bigger displays.
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Apple has long performed like clockwork, growing steadily and producing an ever-growing stream of profit.
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Like clockwork, we were all on air playing our roles, saying the familiar words -- once again.
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Now, the Democrats&apos claim of racism, bigotry -- it should not surprise you, it&aposs like clockwork.
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Backing among the elderly, who turn out like clockwork, has risen by just four points, to 19%.
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With regular use, we managed to sideline the usual cystic bump that comes like clockwork each month.
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The 2014 refresh came like clockwork, and I rushed back to Geekbench to see the new score.
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Like clockwork, every weekday late afternoon, she can be found on the couch watching her soap operas.
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The Vision Gran Turismo program is a simple, wonderful idea that churns out striking concepts like clockwork.
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Eventually, just like clockwork, another label did me dirty and ghosted on me with promise of $12K.
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Like clockwork the car in this case, a beaten down pick-up truck, comes to a stop.
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But like clockwork, soon after I returned home, the emails petered out, and so did our bond.
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Like the guards on the runway in the United States, Guatemalan authorities know this routine like clockwork.
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Each year, like clockwork, Lenovo tries to push the boundaries of what a tablet can/should be.
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And like clockwork, people continue to ignore those warnings, with the turn of 2019 being no exception.
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Rockefeller planned his day like clockwork and there was a "mechanical" regularity to his schedule, writes Chernow.
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Like clockwork, IT comes out every 27 years smelling like a sewer and smiling like a maniac.
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Like clockwork, Google's released the first beta version of its mobile operating system, Android Q, for developers.
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It comes around like clockwork: As soon as January 1 arrives, there's this instinctual pull that happens.
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But then, like clockwork, you feel the familiar pressure on your bladder and realize you have to pee.
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We won't know the answer until, yet again, like clockwork, Fortnite pulls off something we've never seen before.
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Like clockwork, the trend re-emerges year-after-year to remind us exactly why we're all so obsessed.
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Hollywood studios release bad movies every month like clockwork, but nobody's doing midnight screenings of, say, Monster Trucks.
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"In certain industries, the prices for products always drop at certain times of year, like clockwork," Pogue writes.
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And like clockwork, Nintendo zoomed in right before the show floor opened to try to steal everyone's thunder.
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Like clockwork, they would be back the next day at the same time and start all over again.
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"We had some great events — everything ran like clockwork," said Craig Lawrence of the modeling agency One Management.
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Apple debuts its new iPhone's like clockwork every September, and next year isn't likely to be any different.
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"And just like clockwork, Ron and — I was about to say Sam — Ron and Jen are fighting," Vinny said.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Tim Blake Nelson is happiest when his household runs like clockwork.
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Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats live in the cave and come out for nightly hunts like clockwork. Eek.
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The Kardashians, whether you like them or not, provide iconic pop culture moments just about every month like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, the dog days of summer look set to bring revelations about Samsung's next super-sized Galaxy smartphone.
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Since Taylor Swift released her debut album in 2006, the superstar has dropped albums every two years like clockwork.
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Indeed, the 2017 Foal Eagle exercises began on Wednesday, and the next day, like clockwork, Pyongyang threatened to retaliate.
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" She continued, "I haven't slept for two days and poor Batelli has been vomiting every 40 min like clockwork.
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"They're incredibly painful, but it goes away after, like, 24, 36, maybe 48 hours, and like clockwork," said Williams.
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That's why, like clockwork, potential customers ignore your emails, screen your phone calls and generally keep their distance. Over.
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Like clockwork, Washington has whipped itself into a frenzy over rumors of a possible retirement on the Supreme Court.
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"Every afternoon, like clockwork, I would hear panting, heavy breathing," said Brandon, whose desk was near the executive's office.
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The lines looked long when we went to check-out, but crew members ushered the process along like clockwork.
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Practice makes perfect -- Secret Service agents nailed a White House jumper Wednesday, and this time it went like clockwork.
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The machine dystopia is at interesting odds with life in Copenhagen, where everything is digitized and runs like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, the sound of the freight train came roaring through our bedroom in the middle of each night.
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But for the first time in my life, my periods have become irregular; they used to be like clockwork.
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The Sunshine State is so accustomed to the threat of hurricanes that preparation and recovery efforts run like clockwork.
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Freedom from reduction to a statistic, from the prison-industrial complex churning labor and death from black bodies like clockwork?
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Like clockwork, every new iPhone is challenging to purchase every year, especially if you don't get a pre-order in.
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Like clockwork, he tweeted in the wee hours of the morning to express his disdain for Streep and her speech.
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Come end of September, like clockwork, we avow that this particular year's plan of dress-up attack will be different.
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So like clockwork, we've been scouring our favorite spots for something fresher than our sweaty and tired little white tops.
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Then, like clockwork, it partners with AT&T to launch an "Active" version of said phone a few months later.
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Until we find ourselves in a Russian Doll situation of our own, without fail, Mondays will roll around like clockwork.
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And like clockwork, at least once per movie, those characters hit a low point where they lay their vulnerabilities bare.
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The violence revealed itself soon after: Fights happened like clockwork, stabbings were a regular fact of life, inmates hanged themselves.
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Like clockwork, an army of internet scammers has appeared to attempt to skim cash and information off gullible Fortnite fans.
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We encourage development in areas that Mother Nature will bulldoze like clockwork, only to put homes back up there again.
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Like clockwork Say congrats to the three US scientists who a Nobel Prize for their work on our biological clocks.
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The potential here to disrupt a market that often seems to run like clockwork — which isn't necessarily a great thing!
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Brain-Eating Amoebas Have Struck Again in MinnesotaIt's July, and, like clockwork, brain-eating amoebas are back in the news.
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This vast system of oil fields, refineries and ports has largely run like clockwork despite political turbulence across the region.
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For years the country&aposs bubbly behavior — especially in its over-heating property markets — gave markets convulsions almost like clockwork.
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Now other campaigns have descended upon us, once again, like clockwork, ones that, perhaps blessedly, are of infinitely less consequence.
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Like clockwork, the next scene in the phone rumor script has been performed: full 3D CAD renders of the upcoming phone.
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Someone recommends maple syrup drizzled over potato chips, and, like clockwork, out comes a plate of potato chips and maple syrup.
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Image: Oregon State University (Flickr)Like clockwork, the influenza virus rears its ugly head every winter and makes our lives miserable.
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Fischman, who won annual awards for his editorial writing like clockwork, was socially awkward but in an "endearing" way, Casey said.
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"This close to the implementation of the census, it's important that all of the gears are running like clockwork," Lowenthal said.
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That's why fashion constantly digests and repurposes itself, with throwback "retro" styles emerging 20 years after their first wave, like clockwork.
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AND FINALLY ... Like clockwork A black and white tuxedo cat perfectly mimics the moves of the cat clock on the wall.
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Like clockwork, the United States conducts a census every ten years to provide a snapshot of where the nation's residents live.
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"Quarter past seven, every day, like clockwork, I'd come in and they were making my everything bagel with butter," he said.
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Two years later, like clockwork, we're getting up close and personal with a brand new tool: The Corrale, which launches today.
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So why is a radio signal repeating every 16 days like clockwork, and what can that teach us about its origins?
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Like clockwork, the leaks have begun, though at this early date it's a little hard to nail down precise details with confidence.
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Every December, like clockwork, a sloshed colleague sidles up next to you at the office holiday party, armed with a hostile question.
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Technically, it went like clockwork, despite the apparently cumbersome division of labour between the ECB and the SRB: Popular changed hands overnight.
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Image: NASAFor six decades, scientists have watched a steady circulating wind pattern in the tropical stratosphere repeating like clockwork every two years.
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But every night since he dropped it down the second-floor air vent in September 2004, the incessant beeping starts like clockwork.
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You go there every two weeks like clockwork so your barber knows your usual—a high fade with a hard side part.
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However, almost like clockwork, the inevitable next cycle of technology innovation would catch these now-public startups and their boards by surprise.
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Every off-season, like clockwork, we hear about another chapter of drama regarding the future of the Coyotes and the Florida Panthers.
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Hypothetically, the fact that the body begins rebelling like clockwork should leave a person better prepared to deal when the time comes.
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Almost like clockwork, 30 minutes before closing time, McMurtry would enter with leashed dogs and purchase dozens of used and rare books.
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Dinner guests nodded and showed one another their phones: Like clockwork, the president had sent out a Twitter message admonishing North Korea.
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If I applied my usual primer to my chin, the next day I&aposd wake up with acne; it was like clockwork.
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It started promptly, ran like clockwork and ended with an instruction to the crowd to pick up any litter on the ground.
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And it's a safe bet the next novel featuring Navy SEAL turned intelligence operative Scot Harvath will arrive like clockwork next summer.
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Every December, like clockwork, you look around and realize just how many great albums, books, or films you've missed from the preceding year.
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Like clockwork, celebrities flock to the California desert every April for a weekend (or two) of sun and outdoor concert-hopping at Coachella.
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Like clockwork, old women started to approach people asking why they were in line and when they were given the answer, confusion ensued.
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Like clockwork, people declutter their kitchen, donate old clothes, pot some plants, ditch their cuffing season partner, and — without fail — cut their hair.
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Like clockwork, when these jokes didn't get the laughs the comic thought they deserved, he turned on the audience for being too uptight.
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Like clockwork, these students will paint their parking lots every year, accumulating many hours that were also matched in studying, we would guess.
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This research might help explain the mechanisms behind circadian rhythms, including, perhaps, the process that makes certain people sneeze every day like clockwork.
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Denver (CNN)Every Monday morning, like clockwork, one of Lucia's children or her husband drives her to the emergency room at Denver Health.
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Every 2 minutes and 10 seconds, like clockwork, the electric motor starts to hum and the foil begins pushing water down the lagoon.
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The ZZ Top riffs surging through Ronson's throwback production is light years removed from the confronting lyrics and coarse instrumentation of ... Like Clockwork.
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Every year like clockwork, Valentine's Day rolls around and holiday jewel tones are swiftly replaced by every shade of red and pink imaginable.
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Like clockwork it will preach party unity, and then, after losing a primary battle, it will find a way to sabotage the winner.
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Book to movie adaptations are always tricky territory, but like clockwork, New York Times Best Sellers get the Hollywood treatment year after year.
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And, like clockwork, those who want to deny the established science that humans are warming the planet will try to flip the script.
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It is a long, telegraphed motion of his entire body and it comes like clockwork whenever he thinks his opponent is close enough.
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Like clockwork, two kept coming back each morning to the same spots, as though the grass they atethe day before had sprung back overnight.
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Foreman could get a man to duck onto his uppercut like clockwork, and when they did he had an excellent chance of a knockout.
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Between 2005 and 2012, the pop star released an album each year except one (2008), with the last four coming like clockwork every November.
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Oh yes, like clockwork, we get to the part where a woman's ambition and desire for a successful career is somehow turned against her.
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But like clockwork, the conversation led to Tomlin and Fonda's off-screen friendship, taking a minor and slightly uncomfortable turn that felt very familiar.
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He saw his dad make the wrong decisions like clockwork, and he's on the precipice of his life going in a very bad direction.
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My permanent makeup artist Emilia Berry mentioned that the ink would start to fade within one to two years and like clockwork, they have.
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I wasn't sure what to make of it, but it was definitely something my husband and I noticed (and enjoyed) like clockwork every month.
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Like clockwork, Trump sought Tuesday morning to discredit the probe into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election and his campaign's potential role in it.
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For the first few weeks, Fonda proudly got arrested like clockwork, but after her fourth arrest the actress was forced to revaluate her strategy.
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And every now and again, just like clockwork, her Instagram is a calendar, commemorating the passage of time with what she calls "self-pictures."
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A few times I came close to quitting, and like clockwork, just before I pulled the plug, I received a bonus or significant raise.
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In the three years since, new shades have been released every season like clockwork, but nothing outside of those signature square bottles — until now.
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It wasn't the first time, nor the last—every year, the signal seems to increase and decrease like clockwork as the Earth orbits the Sun.
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Every year for the past half decade, like clockwork, Valve's Dota 2 tournament has broken the record for biggest prize pool in e-sports history.
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Last time I launched a ship in Southampton I pressed the button and nothing happened… so I was very pleased today it ran like clockwork!
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At least 49 people were killed on Friday during attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and like clockwork the cycle began almost immediately.
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Every plan I made had to factor in the impending darkness that would arrive like clockwork, bringing with it an immediate threat to my safety.
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Like clockwork, James Holzhauer kept up his winning ways Monday night, piling up $220006,2202 on Memorial Day and stretching his winning streak to 2628 games.
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"Like clockwork she would be there Friday night, first seat at the bar," said Chris Atkinson, a manager at the restaurant, over a Facebook message.
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So for the past 10 years, a rotating cast of volunteers have showed up nightly like clockwork, lifting her into bed and tucking her in.
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But usually around this time, in the lull after the Super Bowl, like clockwork, college basketball pops up to say it's been here the whole time.
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The Office on Women's Health, at the Department of Health and Human Services, offers a long rundown of reasons a period may not arrive like clockwork.
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Throughout the latter half of the fight, Dos Santos scored far more punches, but ate the counter right hand after flinging out his left like clockwork.
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It's why I wrote this tweet, a tighter version of the article you're reading now: Every few seconds, like clockwork, it's getting more retweets and likes.
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For most of the year, Bachelor fans have plenty to watch and talk about, because the franchise airs new material from January to September, like clockwork.
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Some are from perfectly ordinary quarterly deadlines when, like clockwork, campaigns beg small donors for just a bit more cash ahead of a Very Important Deadline.
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Then, like clockwork, whoever wins the presidential election fails to deliver, because moving the embassy would infuriate the Palestinians, who also claim Jerusalem as their capital.
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For the uninitiated, there is a photo of a giant shark swimming through inundated streets that pops up like clockwork anytime major flooding enters the news cycle.
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Like clockwork every year, April Fools' arrives and the Internet is saturated with a gluttony of jokes from people trying to take advantage of the less fortunate.
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If we do it right, if we get the details lined up correctly, when we run out of breaths, the blackbird, like clockwork, will keep appearing. ♦
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We have a tendency to keep track of every centimeter, performing length checks like clockwork, in hopes that the vitamins or scalp massages we've been doing are working.
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I refuse to be programmed like a robot, HBO — however, that won't stop me from sitting down every single Sunday like clockwork to watch this long-awaited season.
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A mysterious radio source located in a galaxy 20158 million light years from Earth is pulsing on a 26-day cycle, like clockwork, according to a new study.
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Like clockwork, following any performance, the internet is flooded with clips of the Queen (and her husband, too) performing a classic bop or climbing down an emergency ladder.
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Like clockwork, Google has filed a legal appeal against the €1.49 billion ($1.7BN) antitrust penalty the European Commission slapped on its search ad brokering business three months ago.
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The dinner I cook, the alcohol I drink, my beauty "must-have" (quinoa, red wine, and dry shampoo, respectively) — it all gets recycled day after day, like clockwork.
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This pattern played out like clockwork when the Congressional Budget Office released a report earlier this month estimating the effects that raising the federal minimum wage might have.
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But, like clockwork, as the years or the weeks and months go along, he proves them wrong, managing to disappoint no matter what you were expecting from him.
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Like clockwork, Tanya Baer's 9-year-old daughter Molly receives blood transfusions every three weeks as a treatment for thalassemia, an inherited blood disorder that requires regular transfusions.
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He has made payments "like clockwork" every month, he said, because he thought he would qualify for a loan forgiveness program the government provides to public service employees.
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TV ABOUT THE WILD (256-252-21): Like clockwork, Devan Dubnyk steps up his game during the latter half of the season - and 22 has been no exception.
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The holidays are finally behind us, and like clockwork, the "new year, new me" energy is back just in time for the first business day of the year.
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Like clockwork, reports pop up each year about how there's going to be a limited supply of Apple's new smartphones, and they tend to be true to varying degrees.
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Still, like clockwork, on January 1, Black organizers planted their feet firmly on the ground, held their heads high, thrust their fists toward the sky, and went to work.
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They're pumping out free cash flow like clockwork, they're paying a 4.3% yield, which is more than twice what you're getting in the S&P 500, and it's cheap.
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Like clockwork, the show opened with all the worst bits of Glastonbury rolled into one performance: long sleeve shirts under T-shirts, kooky flower arrangements on pianos, and Coldplay.
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"Emily and I played the song'Africa' and announced we are going to a zoo and like clockwork, the kids started screaming at the top of their lungs," says Chris.
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Like clockwork, the pre-holiday articles and TV segments on how to stick to a diet, how to avoid overeating, and how to "detox" after you've overindulged have arrived.
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Apart from teens having words for members of the opposite sex, a facet of the language that regenerates like a snake shedding its skin once every year like clockwork.
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This is what it says on a bottle of Dawn to Dusk: It's been two hours since your last cup of coffee and like clockwork you're beginning to crash.
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These were cheaply made soft-core pictures that could get away with a lot of aesthetic quirkiness, on account of also featuring images of half-naked women like clockwork.
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They don't compromise on their art, they don't much care how fans or critics will judge their output, and they release a new album every three years like clockwork.
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"As a company, we've gotten really good at selling a new 'Call of Duty' title for $60 like clockwork every year," said Stringfield, referring to Activision's massively popular title.
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Its ACV growth helped FloQast's growth stay consistent in percentage terms, with the CEO telling TechCrunch that his firm grows like "clockwork," doubling its ARR on average every year.
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But, like clockwork, by the third day of exposure to my mom and dad, I'd be back in the '90s, scowling and blasting the Breeders in a borrowed Honda.
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The way the fifth seed overwhelmed Ramos-Vinolas on Court Philippe Chatrier with his serve and forehand working like clockwork will not have gone unnoticed in the Nadal camp.
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While iPad and iPhone fans have seen nice updates churned out annually like clockwork, laptop and desktop fans have languished, often stuck with aging processors in outmoded and overpriced devices.
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Distinto says she turns to Google like clockwork throughout the day, typing in the four letters that have reshaped her life over the past four years: D-A-C-A.
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Despite access to countless other vibrators 4 times more expensive, I dubbed Fin "old faithful," cause I could always count on it like clockwork to deliver a geyser-level explosion.
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Their numbers never reached more than about a dozen, and they were unusually coordinated in chants that started like clockwork at the end of the Cosby spokesperson's evening press conferences.
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Like clockwork, sources have been revealing to publications that Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant and Facebook M aren't just digital assistants, they are portals into the AI workflows of Silicon Valley.
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Google Trends data indicates that, like clockwork, our collective interest in robot vacuums peaks every year at the end of November — specifically, in the days leading up to Black Friday.
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They were so loud, and so powerful, that they woke Stempowska in the middle of the night, and they continued every two hours, like clockwork, for more than a year.
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The company loves priming the rumor pump ahead of product announcements, and like clockwork, we've already seen plenty of what we expect is planned for next Wednesday's Unpacked event in Brooklyn.
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A false start for foldables in 2019 Like clockwork, CNET was on the scene for the Razr's arrival with the same folding machine it used to stress test the Galaxy Fold.
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Every four years, like clockwork, the big talk pronouncements begin: the promises soon to be left unfulfilled, the bellicose hype that months from now will be long gone and gladly forgotten.
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That's right: You can get some brand-new, limited-edition products from the brand that churns out nail polish, highlighter, and liquid lipstick like clockwork... at absolutely no cost to you.
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Those red pimples that seem to pop up on your back and shoulders like clockwork come summertime suck, and unless you're a skilled contortionist, they're impossible to cover up with concealer.
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And as Vox's Dylan Scott explained, just like clockwork, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told Bloomberg Congress should target Social Security and Medicare cuts in an attempt to address the debt.
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Like clockwork, every few seasons athletic trends pop back up, throwing a wrench in the wardrobes of thousands and leaving a devastating wake of feminine dresses and ruffled wrap skirts behind.
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Kelly Clarkson has released an album every couple years for the past decade like clockwork, and two years after her last album Piece by Piece hit airwaves, she's at it again.
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In truth, I was totally fine with the Yasmin birth control pills that I took pre-IUD; my period came like clockwork, and taking the pills made my hair crazy-thick.
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A partisan home crowd produced an ear-splitting din as the British duo, working like clockwork with Spain, gained back the lap they had lost early to France, Switzerland and Colombia.
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Like clockwork, Mexican producers ship thousands of tonnes of avocado to the United States in early February every year, where guacamole is a staple living room snack on Super Bowl Sunday.
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On "Rolling Stone," with a proper melancholy hook from South African singer Petite Noir, he realizes that even with short-lived victories, life will, like clockwork, turn him upside down again.
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Granted, these days they seem to come around like clockwork, but even by the standards of 2014, when back-to-back biopics were dueling for filmgoers, this autumn is particularly notable.
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As any good Swiftie is aware, Taylor is a highly regimented professional who has dropped an album right around the end of October every two years for the past decade — like clockwork.
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At this point, inclusivity is like clockwork for Siriano and Chromat designer Becca McClaren, who both have done the work time and time again to show diversity in a non-tokenizing way.
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With stocks notching new highs like clockwork — and some experts calling the market "frothy " and pointing to signs of a market top — some investors might be considering taking money off the table.
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However, the core iPhone user, the person who bought the first iPhone as a status symbol and has upgraded like clockwork to every new device each year is possibly facing a dilemma.
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Every three years, like clockwork, they put out another sensitive, thoughtful, exquisitely performed, personal story, almost exclusively about younger adults dealing with knotty social issues involving family, class, work, money, and friendship.
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The 23-year-old's fluid delivery has worked like clockwork in his three victories so far and he has already fired down 82 aces — 32 of them to oust defending champion Lopez.
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With the tech world still reeling from the revelations about the serious Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities to central processing units (CPUs), the first class-action lawsuits have been filed, just like clockwork.
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But Pakistani farmers also burn their crops, and Lahore is dotted with factories that emit dirty fumes while vehicular diesel fuel sends air pollution levels skyrocketing like clockwork every autumn and winter.
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On Sundays, like clockwork, she and the stylist Éric Chevalier take down the mannequins to give the space a complete style reboot, incorporating Ms. Andelman's latest selections, and refreshing the window display.
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Nonetheless, the world's best swimmers appear at the Summer Olympics with telltale hickies across their broad backs, and this questionable wellness treatment reestablishes itself in the public's consciousness every four years, like clockwork.
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Those of us who DVR her Thursday night shows don't dare glance at our Twitter feeds in these hours: Shonda-specific hashtags like #RIPMcDreamy, #WhoKilledSam, and #WhoShotFitz trend like clockwork once a week.
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As presidential scandal after scandal cycles through the news like clockwork, we are drawn to the conclusion that Mr. Trump is the worst thing to happen to the Oval Office in American history.
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Here, a terrorist attack in another country becomes a sound bite at an American pop star's news conference and, like clockwork, fuels a scandal, a bleakly familiar transformation of news into a show.
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"It has to be something that goes like clockwork," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, a professor of pediatrics and public health and the director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University.
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The 2008 event was such a success that Burrough kept it up: Every two years, like clockwork, she posts a batch of Olympics-themed HITs to Mechanical Turk and curates participants' videos on YouTube.
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Like clockwork, Google's homepage has been devoid of an Easter doodle—the colorful drawings the company uses to mark events and celebrate the lives of historically significant individuals—since one slip-up in 2000.
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No matter how much you love or hate your latest color or art choice, like clockwork, it's only going to last a week or two, so why not experiment with the latest and greatest?
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Gen X. But the history of Survivor is littered with players who waited too long — who were the sixth in a six person alliance, and then got voted out like clockwork in sixth place.
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The same lawmakers on the national security committees who argue like clockwork that the defense budget needs to increase are often quiet as mice when the time comes to debate the foreign operations budget.
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And like clockwork, before the day was over, Soulja took to Instagram Live to show that his ties to the Piru gang in LA were legit as he strolled through town before seemingly getting jumped.
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"But every year, like clockwork, big banks and their Republican allies in Congress try to roll back these protections and undermine the consumer watchdog, whose only job is to look out for you," added Warren.
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As Choong-sook prepares meals on the Parks' every whim and delivers plates of cut fruit like clockwork to the two Park children, she reminds them subtly that the Kims belong in the household, too.
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I am the daughter of a "holiday man," a term my grandmother used to describe three generations of our family's absentee fathers who, like clockwork, would return around Christmas before disappearing again to whereabouts unknown.
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There were never massive outbreaks of West Nile that arrived on deadly wings like clockwork every summer, nor did droves of people horrifically die from having their brains infected and cooked from the inside out.
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Like clockwork, Sean made it possible for me to attend all four years at Wesleyan, and I was fortunate to graduate without any interest-bearing loans — thanks additionally to outside scholarships and completing work-study.
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It started when Woods tipsily made out with Thompson at a party that fateful February night, and we can bet that the reverberations from that one moment will last us up until March 31, like clockwork.
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Sometimes an event will arise that requires something a little different — or maybe, after years of applying liquid liner like clockwork every morning, you'll wake up with an urge you can't fight to try something new.
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And like clockwork, those types will slide into your DMs on a Friday night, just as you're enjoying a date with a guy who, like us romantics, doesn't break a sweat over love or a little Neruda.
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In a note titled "whether you prefer Timex or Rolex, BHGE reliability becoming like clockwork", analysts at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co called the Baker Hughes results "mighty fine" and said the quarter checks all the requisite boxes.
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Analysts at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co in a note titled "whether you prefer Timex or Rolex, BHGE reliability becoming like clockwork" called the results from Baker Hughes "mighty fine" and said the quarter checks all the requisite boxes.
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"The announcement about plant investments happen every four years, like clockwork, because that's when there are labor negotiations," said Kristin Dziczek, vice president of industry, labor and economics for the Center for Automotive Research, a Michigan think tank.
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But like clockwork, every time I pack a tote bag, I'll get to the last few (very important) items like my keys, phone, and wallet, and have to figure out a nook where they're least likely fall out.
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"This is a stock, if we have a five-to-six-year chart of it ... almost every year, almost like clockwork, there's been a 30, 35 percent peak-to-trough decline in this thing," Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.
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Every year like clockwork, their long, icy tails deliver meteor showers: As Earth moves through the path of their tail, the rice-sized bits of dust and ice burn up in our atmosphere and look like shooting stars.
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Teigen posted a quickie Twitter video calling out her "period skin," and from what we can tell, it bears all the telltale signs of the red, angry breakouts that pop up like clockwork at a certain time each month.
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He often speaks to the president multiple times a day, and—unique among cabinet secretaries—his near-weekly lunches with the president appear like clockwork on the bare-bones White House calendar distributed in advance to press each week.
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But like clockwork, in amongst a deluge of announcements at today's Samsung Unpacked event in New York is the DeX, a docking station for the Galaxy S8 that turns the newfangled phone into the base of a desktop computer.
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Whether it's a carton of eggs, a box of mac and cheese, avocados, or even a pint of ice cream, we all have our go-to under $10 products that we pick up like clockwork on a weekly basis.
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And every year, like clockwork—excluding the odd fallow year, obviously—Somerset's Worthy Farm is prepped for its extremely long weekend of having the shit kicked out of it by uni students and London mums with grown up children.
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The serve is functioning like clockwork, the booming forehand looks potent and her movement is as good as fluid as at any time since she returned to the Tour last March having given birth to daughter Olympia in 2017.
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Like clockwork, the day after a heavy favorite loses there's a legion of secret psychics crowing about how, thanks to the wisdom gifted only to them and a million other contrarians, they knew the underdog was going to win.
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It smacks of the same salacious influences which made Rated R and Songs for the Deaf stand out from their low-risk contemporaries, but it's a shock for me given I still have ... Like Clockwork on a circadian rotation.
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Critic's Notebook Bach at One — the free concert series in which the musical forces of Trinity Wall Street, directed by Julian Wachner, performed all of Bach's sacred works over five years in St. Paul's Chapel — mostly ran like clockwork.
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Moicano's right hand was rarely off of the line of Kattar's jab, but when it was, Kattar's jab would come like clockwork and Moicano would immediately slip to the elbow side of it and return with a counter right hand.
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Dana White's claim that the best fighters in the world fight three times a year in the UFC has always been a shaky one, yet Paul Felder has competed three times a year like clockwork since his arrival in 2015.
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For broke students and struggling adults, it's comforting to know that, at any time, you can walk a block and grab a plate of cheap, delicious food and watch a crew of chefs and servers turn out dishes like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, the likes of BuzzFeed, The Washington Post, The Guardian, and Slate comb the crowds at the Women's March, March For Our Lives, and other mass demonstrations, compiling the signs they deem the wittiest and pithiest of the bunch.
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Among the decided benefits of its place as a giant among consumer electronics companies is the ability to showcase some of the more creative spinoffs at some of the world's biggest tech trade shows — which it's continued to do like clockwork.
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But it has been non-stop for her on the trip to Hanoi, trailing her brother during his second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, her hair neatly half swept back in trademark fashion, making sure everything goes like clockwork.
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Like clockwork, she hit the books again in the middle of the afternoon, and about a week after the bar exam they went on another date, to a tapas restaurant, this time without time constraints, and they shared their first kiss.
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And I know how to make that like clockwork, and my mom—I don't know if she was off her game that day or what, but she kept turning down the stove, and I was like [screaming] turn it up!!
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It's like clockwork: every month or so, you'll be scrolling through your Facebook feed and stumble across a video about a new ring or underwear, color-changing straws or color-changing nail polish, or "smart stickers" that claim to help prevent sexual assault.
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The NES Classic Edition is still a week or so away from release, but, like clockwork, Nyko's already got a pair of peripherals for the eagerly awaited piece of nostalgia overload, both addressing one of the primary concerns with the retro gaming console.
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I could rattle off scores of other names of brutalized people and the corresponding red herrings rolled out to scapegoat the police violence they suffered, since these smear campaigns happen like clockwork any time everyday people actually start to critique our justice system.
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It happened in 2016, and it's happening like clockwork again in 2018: Venture firms are closing new funds with more money than they ever have before, just two years after closing their most recent funds with more money than they'd ever raised before.
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What she said then rings especially true now: "Every year, like clockwork, big banks and their Republican allies in Congress try to roll back these protections and undermine the consumer watchdog, whose only job is to look out for you," she said.
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It's one of those dishes you can make as soon as you get home and it doesn't matter if the person you want to share it with and love most in the world is home late again, without calling again, just like clockwork.
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It's one of those dishes you can make as soon as you get home and it doesn't matter if the person you want to share it with and love most in the world is home late again, without calling again, just like clockwork.
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Every year, like clockwork, as tech journalists head to Las Vegas, some portion of them and some other portion staying at home will talk about how CES doesn't matter anymore, how it's awful, and how little that gets announced here actually gets released.
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There's nothing original about the Trump cycle because it runs like clockwork: Tweet something absurd and/or offensive, pick the worst policy option available, have White House staff race to back it up, watch the media eat it up every time, tweet more, repeat.
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He takes his meds like clockwork, stopped smoking marijuana, cut back on his alcohol intake and has "a really good internal barometer," a level of self-awareness that allows him to recognize when an episode is coming on, which helps him ward it off.
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It's dark, weird, and even though I'm barely keeping up with what's going on, that's exactly why the series is so much fun; it purposely sends the plot spiraling in a million confusing directions before it, like clockwork, finds a way to tie everything together.
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Pretty much every four years like clockwork, I moved on to a different company or took on a much bigger role at my existing company, so it's not surprising to me that you are feeling this given that you are entering your fifth year.
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Twitter's stock has fallen over 70 percent to about $20 a share from its January 2014 peak, and the company has struggled to grow its user base and become profitable; Facebook, on the other hand, is practically minting money and growing its business like clockwork every quarter.
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It's something that happens like clockwork every year in the weeks leading up to Halloween: After watching hours of YouTube beauty-transformation videos, we start to believe that becoming a Disney character or a Snapchat filter is simply a level above creating a passable cat-eye.
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So like clockwork, 94 days after Google alerted Apple to a bug in its MacOS operating system that could allow malware to inject data into the most privileged code running on its computers, Mountain View's hackers are revealing that fresh zero-day vulnerability to the world.
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Motorola — the company that has been churning out forgettable midrange smartphones every other month like clockwork for the past few years — beat Samsung, the company that has been at the bleeding (and sometimes jagged) edge of smartphone tech since before Apple was even in the game.
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Our monthly R&B dance party, The Groove, co-produced with Wally Sparks, packs out like clockwork, and we've even been able to pull off an "Only ATL R&B" edition, filled with five hours of R&B artists who have come from Georgia's own red clay.
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I have eaten at the fast casual Mediterranean restaurant Cava only one time, in a city I don't live in, almost a year ago, and have received an email every week, like clockwork, which is actually pretty useful because the subject matter is typically which vegetables are in season.
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But the old organs of the Washington establishment still take these people seriously, and otherwise intelligent Democrats still have a strange Pavlovian response to the dire warnings they issue, like clockwork, every four years: Embracing liberalism will always and forever end in defeat (even if Barack Obama disproved that theory not once but twice).
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"Everyone who has dealt with loss knows the pain of certain anniversaries, moments full of memory that come round like clockwork and usurp all others, no matter how hard you may try to prepare for or avoid them," she captioned a father-daughter photo in July 2018, two days before what would have been Robin's 67th birthday.
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Like clockwork, three nights a week, I'd head out with a couple of my equally cynical, equally dour mates and go to the usual array of Dundee student bars to drink flat drinks we hated, in company we claimed we couldn't stand and leave early to silently queue for our ritual chips and cheese we said we didn't want.
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It's what they call a good deal in a great location: It's a creaking, disintegrating three-bedroom apartment with two roommates, two cats, a boiler that breaks like clockwork each November, windows that are itching to fall out of their frames, and hardwood floors coated in a hearty, nearly sentient layer of grime that I don't know if I'm technically or emotionally equipped to deal with.
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But the "you" that Amazon doesn't see, and so clearly desperately wants to, is the you that buys a cheap hamburger for lunch every Wednesday like clockwork, the you that picks up a bag of kale chips at midnight, the you that buys contraceptives on Friday, and so on—all of the tiny, insignificant, stupid things that altogether make up the reality of our daily lives.
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So, like clockwork, every three years digital rights groups and individuals like author and activist Cory Doctorow—often with the help of briefs written by law school students—are forced to defend what should be fundamental consumer rights, whether that's the ability to repair your own car, preserve older abandoned video games for posterity, or unlock smartphones and tablets to make it easier to switch mobile carriers.
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In fact, just last week Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE – like clockwork – began accusing Republicans of wanting to shut down the government for simply wanting to find a responsible approach to government spending.
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There are already a couple of options that have been floated as possible next steps: A House bill with a major increase to border security funding: House Democrats have been churning out short-term spending bills like clockwork, but their latest offering — which they are set to unveil as soon as Thursday night — is expected to include a $5 billion boost in funding for border-related efforts, Politico reports.
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"Like clockwork, Republicans in Congress are setting in motion their plan to destroy the Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security that seniors and families rely on, just months after they exploded the deficit by $2 trillion with their Tax Scam for the rich," said House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.).
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The big injuries come like clockwork, as soon as the pain from a past wound has leveled off: an ankle sprain in 2007 that left behind a mass of scar tissue, a wrist sprain in 2013 that keeps me from chaturanga-ing in yoga today, a klutzy fall on my knee that shows up as a blob of inflammation in an MRI, and, in August, a broken foot bone that put me in a knee-high boot.
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