So long to social mobility, so long to life-saving medical care, so long to any illusion of equality: Republicans will accomplish what the eugenics movement sought to do so long ago.
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It took me this long to appreciate it, and it took me this long to be good.
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What surprises me is that it took them so long to figure it out, everybody else so long to see it.
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I mean, if it took her so long to get there, it's obviously going to take her about that long to get back.
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God Save The Queen - long to reign over us.
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" L.T. didn't take long to agree ... "What he said!!
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It didn't take me long to realize I had anxiety.
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Teens don't take long to refresh their social media trends.
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So long to the days of the lone genius, too.
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She's been lucky to survive this long, to be honest.
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Why did it take so long to detect the fraud?
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Libby: Todd, that took me so long to figure out.
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So why has it taken so long to pay attention?
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I wonder why I've waited this long to try it.
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There's a list of good uses too long to list.
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The demo didn't take long to introduce this familiar structure.
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This means the light took that long to reach Earth.
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And why is it taking so long to do so?
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Have you guys taken too long to get to this?
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What took so long to bring Josh into the story?
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Why have Republicans waited so long to admonish Mr King?
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We didn't wait long to get to the elevator doors.
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What took him so long to originate a production here?
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In the clip, Woodley doesn't take long to say yes.
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And even that doesn't really take very long to click.
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So, why did it take so long to arrest Green?
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No. It's been too long to just drop out now.
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We've not got long to wait until we find out.
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It didn't take too long to come to my senses.
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"Long to me would be weeks," Trump told the Times.
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Why, then, have hypersonic missiles taken so long to arrive?
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Why is it taking so long to get an answer?
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It didn't take us long to find the Japanese knotweed.
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Why is it taking the island so long to recover?
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And you shouldn't wait too long to return the call.
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We may not have to wait long to find out.
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We'll wonder why it took us so long to leave.
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Either way, it's not long to wait for official confirmation.
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It doesn't take long to realize it's not easy work.
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Bruce didn't wait long to add the next three runs.
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He may not have to wait long to find out.
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I'm ashamed it took me so long to see it.
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"What took you so long to come in?" he asked.
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Why did you wait so long to tell his story?
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Why did it take so long to recover his body?
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It didn't take long to receive the first scientific returns.
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Because 135 years is too long to wait for equality.
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It didn't take Georgia long to get on the board.
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"This would take me so long to do," she says.
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They are anxious about terrorism and long to feel safe.
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Disney may have taken too long to make a sequel.
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Just 22019 percent of Democrats waited that long to decide.
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Narrator: But they won't have long to dwell on it.
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It didn't take them long to decide what to do.
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This time, doctors said she didn't have long to live.
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It did not take Sanchez long to go to work.
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They've found one another, but still long to fit in.
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The message did not take long to reach Ms. Siders.
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Why has it taken so long to make a decision?
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Washington has waited too long to take the threat seriously.
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Of course, Trump didn't wait long to respond in kind.
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That's probably too long to wait, in print or online.
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Why is it taking him so long to come back?
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Why does it take so long to get an appointment?
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What took Snap so long to respond to Facebook's competition?
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" Elaborating on how quickly: "Long to me would be weeks.
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It didn't take me long to realize that this worked.
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Kids enjoy playing adult and long to be adults themselves.
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"These things take so long to play out," said Wieser.
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But she did not have long to enjoy her recognition.
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It did not take long to find plenty of both.
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Why did the magazine wait so long to do this?
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I bet it won't take nearly as long to recall.
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Among them: Why did it take so long to discover?
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Why did it take me so long to get online?
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It did not take Mr. Navalny long to suspect so.
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Reid, who is 79, does not have long to live.
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We don't have very long to make up our minds.
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It wouldn't take long to intercept the sluggish transport plane.
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It took her too long to notice I was choking.
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Andrew didn't need long to get back on his feet.
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It's amazing the series took this long to get here.
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Why was it taking so long to clear the ice?
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And just how much will we long to escape them?
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I'm surprised it took you this long to admit it.
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It did not take long to identify a major problem.
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They argue that modern dishwashers take too long to finish.
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It won't take long to adjust and show you that.
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The baseball calendar is simply too long to avoid them.
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They love her and long to embrace her once again.
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For them, four years is much too long to wait.
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From Long to Charles Coughlin, we have been here before.
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Why did you wait so long to release these songs?
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Another 50 years is too long to wait for justice.
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It turns out it was too long to be sustainable.
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Suzanne still wasn't sure how long to keep her home.
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It never should have taken that long to find Kelsey.
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It's going to take this long to sell this thing.
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Death takes so long to shift, but it will shift.
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I guess that's why it took so long to write.
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Today, it doesn't take as long to maintain your appearance.
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WHY DID I WAIT SO LONG TO PLAY THIS GAME?
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It will not take long to begin, nor to finish.
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They'll be staring at the phone wondering what in the world is taking you so long to respond, and it'll take them way too long to realize that you've actually just sent a GIF.
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"I've been around too long to have that hope," Rambis said.
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It's going to take you twice as long to raise [money].
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Why did it take so long to release the hallway video?
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"That's simply too long to wait in my opinion," McGlynn says.
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SORRY IT HAS TAKEN SO LONG TO GET TO THAT TOPIC.
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Zoo staff did not have long to mourn her loss, however.
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Is it because the record took so long to come out?
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It took me entirely too long to know this for sure.
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It didn't take long to see reminders of the water shortage.
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She put a forehand long to hand Williams the first set.
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Hopefully it won't take Adams that long to get her statue.
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Steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally.
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So why did it took so long to surpass her mark?
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Presumably, we won't have long to wait to find out more.
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He regrets waiting too long to tell JoJo how he felt.
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It has taken too long to face up to its problems.
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We waited too long to put our footprint on the game.
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Unsurprisingly, it didn't take other VCs long to hear about Fiance.
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Luckily, we won't have to wait too long to find out.
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Sure, four seconds isn't that long to wait for an app.
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It's unclear why she waited so long to go to authorities.
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Frankly, I'm a little disappointed it took this long to create.
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It didn&apost take him long to shake off the rust.
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Run out of exfoliator and wait too long to replace it?
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It didn't take long to get a reply (another red flag).
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What is surprising is that it took so long to develop.
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Flossie, who's lived too long to mince words, wasn't having it.
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To be honest, we're shocked it took this long to happen.
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Why does it take women so long to understand their value?
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Does it take way too long to open apps these days?
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But the world didn't have to wait long to find out.
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Farmer didn't have to wait long to get into a game.
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"It took me so long to figure it out," Popek says.
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It will also block trackers that take too long to load.
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Why did it take me so long to figure this out?
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"They tried so long to have a baby," Riddle told ABC8.
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Luckily, we don't have to wait too long to find out.
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It's unclear why the case took so long to be resolved.
|
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Did it really take that long to do a buzz cut?
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Trump met Wednesday with Upton and Long to discuss their concerns.
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She said it would not take long to obtain the warrant.
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Question is ... did he wait too long to make his move?
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The Eagles did not need long to make it 14-0.
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The next President and Congress cannot wait that long to act.
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It takes that long to recruit the perfect mix of people.
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Luckily, we don't have too long to wait to find out!
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It didn't take very long to come up with the plot.
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Most general managers don't have that long to figure things out.
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I'm just sorry it took so long to post this here!
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Trump had been tweeting out insults all morning long to Corker.
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It's not like it takes that long to run 100 kilometers.
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Still, it had taken us too long to find our story.
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Some people questioned what took Ford so long to come forward.
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He always worried when a cow took too long to pee.
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Or at least, so long to public service in New York.
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They long to be parents but Isabel has suffered two miscarriages.
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And it doesn't take long to gather that type of intelligence.
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Now they're wondering why it took so long to search it.
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It wouldn't take long to put a notice in the mailboxes.
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I learned it didn't take very long to do each day.
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Why had he waited so long to make his own donation?
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Why did it take so long to make a new album?
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THUMP: So why did this album take so long to make?
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Why the hell did I wait so long to do it?
|
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Didn't take them long to find out what she was like.
|
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It didn't take me long to get the hang of DanMachi.
|
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Why did the soldiers wait so long to call for help?
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It shouldn't take you long to figure out what to eat.
|
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Why has it taken us so long to appreciate Kathleen Collins?
|
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But it doesn't take long to get smacked in the face.
|
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Another said it took too long to get to the sex.
|
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But it did not take him long to figure it out.
|
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How did waiting so long to become promoted affect your dancing?
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It didn't take her long to get back up to speed.
|
|
Here's why it took so long to get to this moment.
|
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It didn't take long to figure out how difficult that was.
|
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I long to hold the both of you again in heaven.
|
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Why has Google taken this long to expand to stores worldwide?
|
|
Considering the cider's extensive history, though, that isn't long to wait.
|
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Why did Cruz wait so long to roll out Operation Desperation?
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It didn't take you long to lose interest in all that.
|
|
Still, it does not take long to find signs of distress.
|
|
"It's a pity it took so long to publish," he added.
|
|
Michael Bloomberg didn't wait long to start throwing his money around.
|
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It didn't take the federal government long to realize its mistake.
|
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Why did Kennedy wait so long to do the right thing?
|
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You don't have long to save, so the pressure is on.
|
|
It took far too long to learn that lesson with spectrum.
|
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It didn't take me long to fall down the rabbit hole.
|
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The only surprise is that it took this long to erupt.
|
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Why did it take the police so long to charge him?
|
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Aaron: I really can't see them waiting long to pass something.
|
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It didn't take the Eagles long to make it 14-0.
|
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Luckily, we won't have to wait long to know for sure.
|
|
The first-half storylines didn't take long to make themselves known.
|
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Of course, there are risks to waiting too long to attack.
|
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You don't know why it's taking so long to get there.
|
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We won't have to wait long to see if it worked.
|
|
REPORTER: Why did you wait so long to denounce neo-Nazis?
|
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But it didn't take me long to enjoy my outsider status.
|
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The series just took a little too long to get there.
|
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Those take so long to ... They take a really long time.
|
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He said it would take too long to check the data.
|
|
For a company that's often criticized for waiting too long to take harassment and abuse seriously, critics might argue this is yet another case of the company taking too long to implement what seem like obvious changes.
|
|
Can't believe it's taking this long to try and rectify the problem.
|
|
But Durant himself doesn't have long to sort out his own plan.
|
|
Sometimes those weeks are so long to be able to get there.
|
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"It's taken too long to get it out of water," he said.
|
|
Sometimes an opinion seems like a burden you long to lay down.
|
|
Right, but some of the content doesn't take as long to produce.
|
|
It's almost surprising it took this long to come to a head.
|
|
With not long to go before the deadline of 11:59 p.m.
|
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It took about that long to sink in that we were racing.
|
|
It didn't take long to realize others did not share her vision.
|
|
I don't know how they waited this long to confront the topic.
|
|
And why did it take us so long to force a response?
|
|
He also wondered why prosecutors waited so long to charge his client.
|
|
I thought, 'Why are you taking so long to make these plates?
|
|
Not that he will be content for long to play the choreographer.
|
|
"Anything longer is too long to effectively bludgeon someone with," he wrote.
|
|
The candidate rose before too long to speak about a better tomorrow.
|
|
So devs will be hoping they won't have too long to wait.
|
|
The Islanders didn't wait long to take advantage of a Stars turnover.
|
|
It may not take long to appear in their rear-view mirrors.
|
|
I'm upset it took me this long to give it a chance!
|
|
Looks like we won't have to wait too long to find out.
|
|
There is also some dispute over how long to extend Article 50.
|
|
But it doesn't take long to see that tensions are still simmering.
|
|
"What took you so long to make this decision?" shouted another reporter.
|
|
We haven't had very long to get to grips with Nell Zink.
|
|
I know a number of single people who long to be married.
|
|
It didn't take long to see through its pretense of realness, though.
|
|
Either way, there's not long to wait to find out for sure.
|
|
Of course, you won't have to wait that long to see him.
|
|
Still, not long to go now and we'll have the real thing.
|
|
They have not decided how long to delay the repeal of ObamaCare.
|
|
I think ... I don't know how this took so long to happen.
|
|
Like, 'Well, why'd he take that long to get a rape kit?
|
|
"The buses take too long to get down here," Norwood-Pearson said.
|
|
"Oh, Mommy, it's taking you so long to get ready," Smith lamented.
|
|
"Sometimes it took very long to get aid in here," he added.
|
|
Voters questioned why he had waited so long to take on Trump.
|
|
Either way, we won't have to wait too long to find out.
|
|
It didn't take him long to get his sense of humor back.
|
|
We are saying so long to the year in a glam way!
|
|
Already, Congress is gripped with a long to-do list this fall.
|
|
But why did it take white people so long to realize it?
|
|
Why the US is taking so long to go digital with nuclear
|
|
While that list is too long to recite here, change must come.
|
|
It's not clear why Amazon took so long to confirm the deal.
|
|
That's why it took me so long to pull the second chute.
|
|
In Syria the catalogue of errors is far too long to enumerate.
|
|
SmartStudy may have simply waited too long to catch the viral demand.
|
|
Why does it take you so long to actually speak as CEO?
|
|
It's part of the reason the film took so long to finish.
|
|
Those undisclosed selves: They really do long to be seen and heard.
|
|
How long is too long to use virtual reality in one sitting?
|
|
From there, it didn't take long to narrow it down to Rowe.
|
|
However, others criticised Green for taking so long to cut a deal.
|
|
"Six years is too long to wait for full implementation," said Trumka.
|
|
Why do you think it took so long to get it made?
|
|
There was no explanation about why it took so long to activate.
|
|
Many chip companies fail because it takes too long to ramp sales.
|
|
Luckily, we won't have to wait long to find out the truth.
|
|
Some are asking what took authorities in Thailand so long to act.
|
|
So it's taking way too long to mine blocks and confirm transactions.
|
|
And waiting so long to put it out just freaked us out.
|
|
Fox News didn't really need Chris Long to dunk on Fox News.
|
|
The only real question is why it took so long to happen.
|
|
The committee has a long to-do list for the coming weeks.
|
|
Why did it take so long to release a new full-length?
|
|
"Why would you take so long to clean up these loose ends?"
|
|
They'll need just as long to convince themselves that they didn't overpay.
|
|
It takes me so long to read books because I fall asleep.
|
|
"We took far too long to get it right," Mr. Biden said.
|
|
"Twenty years isn't very long to change how society works," he says.
|
|
Ben: Well, we certainly didn't take long to get into the fray!
|
|
Why has it taken you so long to come out of hiding?
|
|
In the film version, Garland's children long to live with their father.
|
|
But remember: personal narratives don't have to be long to be compelling.
|
|
We have waited too long to take #ORClimateAction to address the #ClimateCrisis.
|
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Don't take too long to figure it out, the man said. Well.
|
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So why did it take so long to elect a black woman?
|
|
Bill Gates doesn&apost usually take very long to finish a book.
|
|
It wasn't going to take 2️⃣6️⃣ long to find the end zone!
|
|
The West Virginia Republican Party didn't wait long to attack Manchin either.
|
|
But why did it take so long to even address the issue?
|
|
Why did it take me so long to get wind of this?
|
|
Apeel's avocados take about twice as long to spoil, Rogers told Cramer.
|
|
It just took that long to get our feet back under us.
|
|
We won't have to wait long to see who is the angriest.
|
|
You don't hold that long to hear there's nothing we can do.
|
|
Despite the crowds, it didn't take me long to spot Floriano Pini.
|
|
Harden doesn't take long to free himself from this momentary confusion, though.
|
|
"It took too long to recognize that guidance and training for staff was inadequate, and too long to understand fully and take appropriate action on the risks arising from our engagement with international partners on detainee issues," she said.
|
|
The Mariners didn't take long to tie it, scoring twice in the fifth.
|
|
Why did it take the team so long to launch the Android app?
|
|
"It's not going to take so long to get more observations," said Barkana.
|
|
The close-knit family won't have to wait long to reunite with Khloe.
|
|
The set was nearly 300 feet long to account for the different scenes.
|
|
Probably to say "sorry" after that ARG took so damn long to finish.
|
|
So why has it taken this show so long to have this conversation?
|
|
Honestly, I can't believe it took me so long to turn it off.
|
|
I'm surprised myself that it took so long to come to the forefront.
|
|
And honestly, it didn't take long to get my first sit-down meeting.
|
|
Runaway climate change because humanity has taken too long to ditch fossil fuels?
|
|
It didn't take long to notice my emotions didn't match those around me.
|
|
We didn't take long to write them, they just kind of fell out.
|
|
The first one was just 30 inches long, to prove the physics works.
|
|
Not long to go now before the secrets are revealed, Harry Potter fans.
|
|
It did not take long to find the lighthouse—or Pharos—of Alexandria.
|
|
The catch: Republicans and Democrats disagree on how long to fund the payments.
|
|
It's no wonder Olympios waited so long to say something of her own.
|
|
Is that why it's taken them so long to get to the south?
|
|
He even said he grows his beard long to keep his grandson happy.
|
|
I started growing my hair long to cover the scar on my back.
|
|
It's hard to say precisely what took Beats X so long to arrive.
|
|
And you don't have long to figure it out or your [sic] gone.
|
|
This is the chance we've worked so hard for so long to see.
|
|
No clue why it took them so long to reach the same conclusion.
|
|
Like many European lenders, Deutsche has taken too long to choose a course.
|
|
So why is it taking so long to zero in on a cause?
|
|
It takes S. a very long to realize she's at a gay bar.
|
|
But clearly it didn't take long to get over that, maybe a week.
|
|
Which can explain why it took me so long to learn about demisexuality.
|
|
And of course, it didn't take fellow parkgoers long to spot the star.
|
|
Why did it take the company so long to launch these desktop apps?
|
|
Love: "The Warmth of the Sun" didn't take all that long to write.
|
|
That it took the festival this long to meet that milestone is stupefying.
|
|
Somehow it took her this long to say, 'I'm just so fucking mad.
|
|
And it still takes seconds too long to trigger Siri or Google Assistant.
|
|
I think that's largely a function of waiting so long to do so.
|
|
With five months left before 2020, House Democrats don't have long to decide.
|
|
Kelly, who has earned a reputation for bluntness, didn't wait long to respond.
|
|
Microsoft doesn't have long to explain itself and we'll update if they do.
|
|
Typically, presidents don't get very long to push Congress to pass their agendas.
|
|
A letter shouldn't take long to write, and it doesn't cost a thing.
|
|
After installing Pokémon Go, it doesn't take long to catch your first Pokémon.
|
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Not that you really process — it takes so long to process this s—.
|
|
That's part of what took so long to arrive at the correct songs.
|
|
I have tried too long to help him see what he is doing.
|
|
Absolutely. So why did it take so long to get to this point?
|
|
Unclear what took so long to wipe it off, but lesson finally learned?
|
|
And you won't have too long to wait — on a cosmic scale, anyway.
|
|
It didn't take me long to realize what was really important in life.
|
|
Many modern games take around that long to build, from start to finish.
|
|
The SEC has a long to-do list of rules ahead of it.
|
|
That it had taken so long to track Mr Abdeslam down was worrying.
|
|
The first reason is that some big ideas take too long to materialize.
|
|
Lewis admitted he waited too long to "fight" and "work" on their relationship.
|
|
Browning wrote about daguerreotypes: I long to have such a memorial of every
|
|
Is Rob Kardashian saying "so long" to California – or is he just joking?
|
|
And "President Pence" may be just the words these folks long to hear.
|
|
His name was too long to fit comfortably in a one-column headline.
|
|
Hopefully it won't take us that long to get to real universal healthcare.
|
|
But the Steelers don't have long to wait to learn of his decision.
|
|
QUICK: AND ALL OF THESE THINGS WILL TAKE YOU HOW LONG TO IMPLEMENT?
|
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It's no accident that it has taken this long to go to trial.
|
|
In the summer months it's too hot and takes too long to walk.
|
|
Secondly; I've been a lawyer too long to think I'd ever do that.
|
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Hopefully, it won't take that long to solve the issues e-scooters present.
|
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Whatever you do, don't wait too long to hire an expert, she added.
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He also asked why it had taken so long to shoot the driver.
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Through our grief, we search for answers and long to prevent further tragedy.
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Why will it take so long to rescue the trapped Thai soccer team?
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TIMPF: I think it&aposs because he waited so long to do it.
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Puerto Ricans didn't wait long to express exactly how they felt when Gov.
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I long to run after her, but I anchor myself against the doorjamb.
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Why did Match TV and FIFA wait so long to reach an agreement?
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It didn't take them long to discover that they weren't alone at all.
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Things have been designed for so long to keep people 'in the dark.
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I don't know how I waited that long to get a Hawaiian shirt.
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It didn't take me long to start guessing what that might look like.
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But many have criticized law enforcement for initially taking too long to act.
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But don't worry about that... It would take too long to get into.
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It takes me that long to learn that I can lock onto enemies.
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Which, after a while, makes me long to feel a responsive, messy body.
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And yet, Phoenix says the idea of sequel didn't take long to manifest.
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Lawmakers are raising questions about why DHS took so long to notify states.
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Sinatra, who hewed so long to steadfast midcentury propriety, have the last word.
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Why did it take so long to locate the body of Sergeant Johnson?
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We won't have to wait very long to see if that plays out.
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It's an England that makes you long to spend your next Christmas there.
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Seven years is far too long to have remained in the same roles!
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It doesn't take long to unearth whole accounts dedicated to propagating this spam.
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Which could mean that competitors will take just as long to catch up.
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As it turns out, I didn't have to wait long to find out.
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They never had to decide how long to stick with a futureless sport.
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So why did it take the company so long to figure this out?
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Choose from soft or firm and sizes from twin long to California king.
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But it didn't take long to realize that this was a difficult idea.
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What is not clear is why that day took so long to arrive.
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Just how long to continue that kind of extraordinary stimulus is not clear.
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I'd waited too long to cancel and my reckoning was waiting eagerly outside.
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So why did it take me so long to try it on Will?
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Naturally, it didn't take Ms. Reynolds long to go out on her own.
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The court said that Price had waited too long to make his claim.
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Tourists flock here all year long to experience the fun, laid-back atmosphere.
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Future historians will wonder what took us so long to find the answers.
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She also accused the firm of waiting too long to disclose the breach.
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It didn't take them long to decide that their parents were being cruel.
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The llamas, though, wouldn't have long to bask in their newfound internet fame.
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It doesn't take long to track down the teen who took the beast.
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Marvel waited way too long to make it&aposs first female superhero movie.
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Eventually, this ritual of destruction made them long to create a lasting space.
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Were war to erupt, he said, they might not have long to leave.
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Its characters long to change the past, to save those they have lost.
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Why did it take so long to get this new album out there?
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They ask, why did she take so long to report, and why now?
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Wendy: Don't wait too long to lay your kink cards on the table.
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So, why does it sometimes take so damn long to get a connection?
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I think I waited too long to buy them and there was nothing left.
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Some have criticized the recovery efforts, saying it had taken too long to happen.
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Ask yourself: Do you long to see the world, or perhaps return to school?
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Prince Harry won't have to wait long to experience life as a working dad!
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So what took we, the media, so long to bring this to the light?
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Cincinnati didn't need long to tie the game in the bottom of the first.
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That left Richaun Holmes and Development League call-up Shawn Long to battle Howard.
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"I just can't believe it's taken me this long to play there," he said.
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Go deeper: Rohingya refugees long to return home but fear what they'd find there
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You don't have to wait long to try it, either; it's available starting today.
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Benioff said he thinks many startups are now waiting too long to go public.
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Shareholders in Sarepta do not have to wait that long to reap the benefits.
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"We can't wait that long to start making adjustments," Pacers forward Solomon Hill said.
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It didn't take long to find out the southern route was no longer passable.
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Why is Lebanon taking so long to join the ranks of oil-producing nations?
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In some respects, it's incredible it took the UK this long to get here.
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"I can't believe it took me this long to get into this," he said.
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It is unclear why it took so long to bring charges in Debra's death.
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I have no idea why it took this duo so long to hook up.
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It also doesn't take long to find the performance limits of the Book 2.
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It's not clear what took Revolut so long to join the Apple Pay party.
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Waiting too long to counter it means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
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Downshifts for acceleration can be balky: the power takes too long to come on.
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It didn't take him long to find the weakest link in the "connected" home.
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Readers don't have to wait long to get all the dirt from Wayne's perspective.
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"It's private … It took me so long to be okay with it," she explained.
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If you take too long to take the shot your dog will look away.
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Dewine also argued that the groups had waited too long to bring the challenge.
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For Sébastien Kaul, a Berlin-based security researcher, it didn't take long to find.
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The real question is why Twitter Lite has taken so long to be released?
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That was far too long to save Netscape, which was eventually acquired by AOL.
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After the last match, Branson invited Long to participate in the Virgin Strive Challenge.
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Although iPhone fans don't have long to wait for the real-deal big reveal.
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It's just a shame it took the company this long to figure it out.
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We don't have long to wait before we can see the rest of it.
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But the regulator said the companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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Todd Hunter ,and FEMA Administrator Brock Long, to discuss the response to Hurricane Harvey.
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My only ick is a little difficult/long to clean and no temperature control.
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Why did it take so long to embrace what scientists had known for years?
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In truth, it didn't take long to find out what had happened to Eric.
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Did we end the war too soon, or wait too long to get out?
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Hearing her long to see the famous church was a bittersweet revelation to me.
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Cramer thinks that's too long to wait and see if the program will work.
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But King didn't have to wait long to reunite with her feel-good dress.
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But the regulator said those companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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It takes far too long to find settings in this setup, and it's frustrating.
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And I'm sorry its taken me so long to come to terms with that.
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I've had someone call 911 to find out how long to smoke a brisket.
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But Hammond said big projects would take too long to deliver an economic benefit.
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And it showed why it probably shouldn't have taken this long to have it.
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Say so long to your flip flops — you're in next-level sandal territory now.
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Forgiveness pushes the family into obscurity, away from the institutions they long to hold.
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Why turn that into a negotiation over how long to raise the debt ceiling?
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It was not clear why authorities had waited so long to pursue the charges.
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Luckily, we won't have to wait too long to find that last one out.
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The wonder, arguably, is that politicians have taken so long to exploit these trends.
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Nor did wonks foresee that Brexit would take so long to get under way.
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With a long to-do list including the Obamacare repeal and tax reform, Rep.
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We likely won't have to wait long to find out where that will be.
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One source tells PEOPLE the officers allegedly waited too long to enter the apartment.
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Luckily, you won't have to wait too long to see either of those things.
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She hopes it won't take too long to deliver the items to the island.
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"Long to me would be weeks," Trump told The New York Times on Tuesday.
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This also means it might not take that long to make Aleppo livable again.
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Why is it good news that millions are saying "so long!" to their bosses?
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Instead of acting quickly, we took too long to decide on the right solution.
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Today, I became a little bit more of the self I long to be.
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I did not have to dig very long to find hundreds of recent cases.
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They take so long to build, and they cost us so much in suffering.
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It may just feel as if it has taken that long to get underway.
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Because it's too expensive, too dangerous and dirty, and takes too long to deploy.
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Related: Why will it take so long to rescue the trapped Thai soccer team?
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Katie Ledecky did not have to wait long to get her second Olympics started.
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We couldn&apost figure out why it took so long to implement the sanctions.
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Indeed, it's a surprise it's taken this long to roll out something like this.
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It would be a very short column and wouldn't take very long to write.
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Videos like "Chuntaro style" or "Cumbia poder" wouldn't take long to become cult classics.
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Respondents did not, however, long to name their hypothetical daughters after Prince Charming's bride.
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Read: Some Texans had to wait so long to vote that they gave up.
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It didn't take long to realize they were not a very good ball club.
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If I took too long to shoot an orb, the next one would linger.
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The quick starts, too, how it rarely takes long to get into a game.
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Lady Gaga didn't wait long to let everyone know where her political allegiances lay.
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As much as I long to be social and fun, I'm also incredibly private.
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Regulation is a big hurdle because it takes too long to pass, he said.
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RELATED: What's taking the Supreme Court so long to act on hot-button cases?
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It won't take you long to figure out Pfeiffer is the film's real villain.
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You don't have to wait too long to get your hands on these either.
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Indeed, it's somewhat surprising that it took Google so long to offer these abilities.
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We all know that our leaders in Washington face a long to-do list.
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Rosalita's life story is emotionally wrenching, and you long to know more about it.
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The first step on my intermittent fasting journey was deciding how long to fast.
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But it didn't take her long to realize she wasn't passionate about the work.
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After Hurricane Maria, its road to recovery has gone from long to seemingly endless.
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Which means we shouldn't have to wait long to find out what happens next...
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President Trump did not wait long to announce his opinion about Judge Kavanaugh's perfomance.
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Take too long to plan a date, and you'll probably never wind up meeting.
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This was lasting too long to be a run-of-the-mill gastrointestinal bug.
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It didn't take me long to fall in love with him, so Smudge stayed!
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She has won too often for too long to have it any other way.
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Whatever the lessons, it's clear we won't be waiting very long to find out.
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Despite the short lines, however, it took just as long to get through security.
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Asked why they had waited so long to have their vision checked, some shrugged.
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Trump's listeners long to "take their country back" from the growing diversity of people.
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I long to sleep under the olive trees of Bayt Daras, my native village.
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I also liked Mr. Ricker's stubborn stance on how long to cook these ribs.
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I'm sorry it took me so long to want to put you on display.
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He did not work on his hair that long to go on the radio.
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"It took me at least that long to feel comfortable doing nothing," McCurry said.
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But it did not take Casey long to tumble almost entirely off the leaderboard.
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Quincey said in December that the company waited too long to follow the trend.
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It doesn't take males long to stop trying and to realize who's in charge.
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I considered wearing my Converse shoes but the laces were too long to tie.
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Holesh didn't know who Kendall was, but it didn't take long to find out.
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You long to flee, but it's so good that you can't avert your gaze.
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Our fashion team looks at why the West took so long to catch on.
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She tells me it took her too long to figure this out for herself.
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It didn't take Ngannou long to catch Overeem and almost take his head off.
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For some, though, the promise of change has taken far too long to fulfill.
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The parties, as a result, did not need long to build a trade framework.
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But it took him far too long to see what these threats amounted to.
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First question, on return: What took you so long to get into the race?
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It didn't take me long to realize there really was no one but Aaron.
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No. And there was a moment ... it took me so long to quit Facebook.
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According to How Long to Beat, Binary Domain takes a little under 10 hours.
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Nadal rifled a two-fisted backhand just long to hand the leveling set to Thiem.
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It's remarkable that it's finally happened, but also that it took so long to happen.
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Even better, you won't have to wait too long to get your hands on it.
|
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But it didn't take long to decide that they wanted to keep him for good.
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What took Congress so long to do something about a problem that goes back decades?
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When you spend that long to perfect being trash, you're probably pretty proud of it.
|
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Pick any one, and it won't take long to imagine a constituency for the program.
|
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Moreover, restoring political freedoms is not just one item on a long to-do list.
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There's no question that the White House has a long to-do list on immigration.
|
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But you won't even have to wait that long to catch a glimpse of it.
|
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"It took you that long to get that one," Fallon replied, breaking out into laughter.
|
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Blac Chyna's BFF Amber Rose didn't take long to hit back with her own post.
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It would take that long to forgive some of the wounds that we dealt out.
|
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I'm surprised it took Uber this long to give riders the option to save places.
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You won't have to wait long to see what this new offering is all about.
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I waited far too long to let anyone tell me that my vote doesn't count.
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I Google how long to take a nap, and it says 20 or 90 minutes.
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"I could just cry, it took us so long to build this school," she said.
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That's probably why it took so long to figure out they were fucking with me.
|
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You won't have to wait long to discover who lives and who doesn't make it.
|
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But more than anything in the world, they long to know where their mother is.
|
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I can't believe it's taken me so long to watch this, because I'm immediately hooked.
|
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Makes you long to get back to worries about slow global growth and negative yields.
|
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Five years is too long to get its new system up and running, he says.
|
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So you probably won't have long to wait to see what each store will offer.
|
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But Labour says it won't agree until the E.U. decides how long to delay Brexit.
|
|
It sounds like we won't have long to wait to hear word from Amazon itself.
|
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Gardner said he was fined for taking too long to get into the batter's box.
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JIM JORDAN, R-OHIO: Why did it take us this long to get these emails?
|
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Royal fans won't have to wait long to see Kate Middleton on royal duty again.
|
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It's only two weeks until MWC, so not long to wait and see the truth.
|
|
Headlines Tories at odds over how long to allow Theresa May remain as PM on.ft.
|
|
WWDC 2018 starts on June 4th, so we won't have too long to find out.
|
|
The already-long to-do list for shoring up Tesla's financial situation just got longer.
|
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It also put Roberts, long to the right of Kennedy, at the ideological median point.
|
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They had argued that prosecutors waited too long to bring wire fraud and conspiracy charges.
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It doesn't take long to realize that these technologies can't really comprehend what we're saying.
|
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Meanwhile, the list of Clinton's celebrity endorsers and donors is literally too long to mention.
|
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What's with the new love and why did it take so long to bro down?
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I knew I wasn't going to be in there that long (to earn the victory).
|
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I always knew I was shitty; what took you so long to figure it out?
|
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"We took so long to decide whether to do the show or not," she said.
|
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That's perhaps what took so long to get it made, but thank God it did.
|
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There are some outrageously cheeky jokes that take so long to die they become tedious.
|
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Tag #hopeandgrace and #howareyoureally on your posts all month long to get the message across.
|
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Hell, Huawei's even hired former "Get a Mac" actor Justin Long to push its products.
|
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The Australian then hit long to make it 5-3 and Svitolina launched her comeback.
|
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Nevertheless, it insists it did nothing wrong by taking so long to uncover the shortfall.
|
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But U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said the trustee took too long to get involved.
|
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And it didn't take Reynolds long to adjust to his new, nudist lifestyle on set.
|
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"I have been waiting so long to ask you this," Cena told Bella on Sunday.
|
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Some experts have questioned why it has taken so long to get to this point.
|
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It's not clear, however, why it took Facebook so long to acquire a European license.
|
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That said, it doesn't take long to realize that everyone there is on your team.
|
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It's too bad it took The Walking Dead this long to find a heart again.
|
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We won't have to wait too long to find out what's real and what isn't.
|
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It's almost surprising that it's taken you this long to adapt one of her books.
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It took me so long to be able to ask for somebody to help me.
|
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These depths are perhaps why New Hot Shots Golf has taken so long to arrive.
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I will never understand how it takes people so long to get off a plane.
|
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The host had asked why he waited so long to finally try the extreme sport.
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It took them five times as long to put together as another floor would have.
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It's a litany too long to be excused, a record too gross to be expunged.
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Such advanced technology means nothing, she said, if it takes so long to be developed.
|
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Economists fear that central banks waited too long to raise rates to more normal levels.
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" It didn't take long to change that view and see him as "out of control.
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That's why it takes God so long to name the object of His desire, Daphne.
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The New Health Care Many people have to wait too long to see a doctor.
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And in the fast-paced world we live in, that's simply too long to wait.
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What is perhaps surprising is that it took Payet so long to reach his level.
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It's a bit of a shame it's taken this long to get that principle established.
|
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We think it takes too long to get to the safe, god forbid something happens.
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It's not that I long to occupy a body other than the one I do.
|
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And that might explain why the planned Disney prequel is taking so long to make.
|
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The resulting notes are much too long to read when clinical decisions are urgently needed.
|
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Of course, back then I never thought it will take that long to topple Assad.
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That it took this long to figure out that both sides didn't want to fight.
|
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I long to become more deeply acquainted with the many layers of its stage poetry.
|
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Why had it taken us so long to realize how seamless it could all be?
|
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But why has it taken so long to establish that Neanderthals adapted to coastal living?
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Frankly, that's one of the reasons why it took me so long to come out.
|
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We are sorry that it has taken us so long to do the right thing.
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That might be why it took me so long to get where I'm at now.
|
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I stood too long to try to mix it with him when I shouldn't have.
|
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It didn't take long to unearth the roots of the threat, preposterous as they were.
|
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It doesn't take long to do, and it's as close as I get to cooking.
|
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Many of its restive members long to quit government and lick their wounds in opposition.
|
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It didn't take long to figure out that I had gone to the wrong hotel.
|
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"These men long to achieve high social standing," said Noor Huda Ismail, the organization's founder.
|
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Today, in spite of industrial entanglements, it still doesn't take long to find protected wilderness.
|
|
Though the ice trail was quiet, it didn't take long to find Mauricie's winter pilgrims.
|
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"I've been waiting so long to sit on this couch," she said, rolling her eyes.
|
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"It's private … It took me so long to be okay with it," she said then.
|
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"I don't think this moment will last long to be honest with you," Singleton said.
|
|
It didn't take long to see the Wild were destined to continue their hot streak.
|
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The Avalanche didn't have to wait long to get another goal and pad their lead.
|
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Structures were in place, even if it took the school too long to use them.
|
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What took them so long to get to a case they believed was impeachment-worthy?
|
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Adding that oddly enough, waiting too long to get pregnant again may pose a risk.
|
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Mr. Gribble could see that he and his shipmate did not have long to live.
|
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This kind of optimism was one reason the revolution took so long to reach Aleppo.
|
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It didn't take me long to realize that Instagram was the social platform for me.
|
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However, the dogs that were older, it took them twice as long to learn it.
|
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"I waited too long to hire an assistant," Martocci wrote an email to Business Insider.
|
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Accountability and follow-upIt didn&apost take long to hear back from the Concierge team.
|
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"We've worked so hard and so long to prevent it from happening again," he said.
|
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I'm way too old and I've been around way too long to just gain experience.
|
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Democrats and voting rights advocates waited too long to bring a lawsuit in North Carolina.
|
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It makes you long to see Harris carve up Donald Trump on a debate stage.
|
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Why has it taken the political world so long to wake up to that fact?
|
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The only surprise here is that it took the company this long to do it.
|
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We are sorry that it took us so long to acknowledge what happened to you.
|
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It takes the Fed that long to get a firm grip on the economy's trajectory.
|
|
It didn't take Toronto (5-11-4, 19 points) long to get back in front.
|
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"It doesn't take that long to read 'em," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
|
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That's too long to ask survivors to wait, according to Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro.
|
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I waited too long to have him tested when he was having problems at school.
|
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If the camera takes too long to reset, inexperienced players might struggle with the controls.
|
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Our Hazel sources say she's wondering what took them so long to make it official?
|
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That uncertainty makes it hard to give women accurate advice on how long to delay pregnancy.
|
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Why, in one of the world's richest, oldest democracies, should it take that long to vote?
|
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It didn't take Joey Flotteron very long to realize that Wall Street was not for him.
|
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What's it been like having to sit on that for so long, to watch and wait?
|
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It didn't take me long to survey the town on foot, which I recommend you do.
|
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That is why I waited so long to give this speech on my doctrine of restraint.
|
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But, again, we worked all year long to have home-field advantage, and here we are.
|
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Once you're into the OS itself, it shouldn't take you long to get up and running.
|
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While our watch has ended, we won't have to wait long to hear more about Palmer.
|
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Having objected to America for so long to now be at its mercy was no picnic.
|
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Seen from that angle, it's a shame Hughes waited so long to add his two cents.
|
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If he does, the party can say "so long" to the seat for six more years.
|
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Academia, Stuermer told me, is taking "way too long" to bring a herpes vaccine to market.
|
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While this might take just as long to sort out in the courts as the minimum
|
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He is questioning why it took Apple CEO Tim Cook waited so long to address them.
|
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Buffett told investors in his annual letter that year that he'd waited too long to sell.
|
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It's simple and straightforward and should not take very long to produce all the responsive records.
|
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But I think it&aposs strange that it&aposs taken this long to hear this anecdote.
|
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"I don't think it will take all that long to get back down there," McNamee said.
|
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One fault line is already emerging within the GOP over how long to delay the repeal.
|
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" Efron added, "A date has to be very long to dispel whatever people think about me.
|
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Like the level, it's a tiny download — just 28MB — so it shouldn't take long to install.
|
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It takes way too long to respond to queries and to greet me when I arrive.
|
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And video games haven't been around that long to demonstrate anything definitive about age and performance.
|
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Mostly, you long to understand your part in the world and how to be of service.
|
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Once again, Mr Temer took too long to get rid of an errant minister, they complain.
|
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Here's why it's taking so long to decide on how — or whether — the US should respond.
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As a result, the family rarely has to wait long to get the care they need.
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Then you tell Instagram how long to keep your status visible (from one to four hours).
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So when I quit my job, I knew I had that long to make something happen.
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Trump tweeted Tuesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is "taking too long" to approve the deal.
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If we're being honest, we're surprised it took someone this long to make such a thing.
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Once these roses leave Bogotá, they're on a plane that's just four hours long to Miami.
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It took him far too long to adhere to my plea for him to let go.
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Now it takes me so long to go to bed or get out of the house.
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Recent reports suggest that we might not have long to wait until the Mate X releases.
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But it didn't take long to realize the injury was more severe than I first thought.
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But the walk from his home takes an hour, too long to undertake alone each day.
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The cats and dogs didn't have to wait long to start on their path to recovery.
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Charles Lloyd & the Marvels' new record, "I Long to See You" (Blue Note), isn't so complex.
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It didn't take people long to make Scorsese and his daughter Francesca's reactions into a meme.
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Kleege stresses how visitors to art museums, both sighted and not, long to touch the art.
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But, as I've learned, it doesn't take long to feel like you're out of the loop.
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However, they take long to warm up and use poisonous chemicals like mercury to generate light.
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But all of those systems have their limits, and it doesn't take long to find them.
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But it didn't take her longtime makeup artist, Emily Cheng, long to figure out their approach.
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"A date has to be very long to dispel whatever people think about me," he said.
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It's not entirely clear why it took hospital officials so long to make the news public.
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But before the viewers had to long to celebrate, they were hit with a major cliffhanger.
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"They tried so long to have a baby," Riddle told ABC8 of his daughter's growing family.
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How long to see results: Serrallach reviews his clients every 6 weeks during their recovery program.
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At the time, Saviano had been diagnosed with AIDS and was not given long to live.
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Why has the podcast industry taken so long to appeal to VCs in a big way?
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"I long to take off the niqab and the darkness that cloaks us," one woman says.
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The war on normalcy Doctor Firas al Jundi doesn't have long to sit down with us.
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I regret that it's taken me so long to accept my body the way it is.
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Why on earth does it take us so long to appreciate how simple it all is!
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We don't know when this amazing deal ends, so don't wait too long to shop it.
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He had been struggling for so long to figure out what had been killing his patients.
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Noland was one of the luckier ones who managed to convince Long to let her go.
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Plus, we won't have to wait too long to see what's next in Ring's iterative path.
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I don't know why it's taken so long to recognize that, 'Hey, maybe we should swim.
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"It took us long to believe he was dead," his cousin Imran Mohammed, 30, told Reuters.
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"It's sad, though, that's it's taken this long to come to an obvious solution," Pelosi added.
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We won't have to wait long to find out if the judge will follow his lead.
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The phrase CONSTANT VIGILANCE is scrawled over an imposingly long to-do list on their whiteboard.
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Addiction is a terrible disease and they've worked so hard, for so long, to overcome it.
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We might not have to wait long to find out what those tweaks look like. h2.
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It also doesn't take too long to make and you can use a microwave or stove.
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It doesn't take very long to see where Huawei got its inspiration for the MateBook's look.
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It wouldn't take long to discern the values and ideas at the core of each contestant.
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Sometimes you can take too long to make a record, and you sit around too much.
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It doesn't take long to run out of windowsill space if you're an avid plant lover.
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Criticisms in both incidents were related to police waiting too long to enter the crisis scene.
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In 2019, you probably won't have to wait very long to ride It's a Small World.
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"It took long to develop the characters and to really find that story," Ms. Ade said.
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But the Democrats took too long to agree on terms, and the Republicans withdrew the offer.
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"It took us so long to get these two houses boarded up," Albert told the affiliate.
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Thirty years is far too long to wait for our laws to catch up with technology.
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"I don't know why it takes so long to get them for this line," he said.
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It took so long to notice them because they're much thinner and darker than Saturn's rings.
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At the time, the explanation given was that BuzzFeed waited too long to secure a table.
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In any case, Twitter didn't take long to make a mockery of Fox News' mystery expert.
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Despite the officials' enthusiasm, some residents were angry that help had taken so long to arrive.
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He waited too long to act and now, they say, the Kurds will pay the price.
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Yep, he's a big boy: 23 feet long, to be exact, with a 14-foot wheelbase.
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That's why I wonder what took Trump so long to back Moore in the first place.
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It's almost to the benefit of posterity that it took so long to write the book.
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The crop was too labor intensive, and took too long to get to harvest, he said.
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Sitting in the church on Friday, it didn't take Katherine Baldwin long to answer that question.
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Asked why it had taken her so long to complete her thesis, Ms. Bourlier was philosophical.
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She also dishes on her upcoming album and why it's taking so long to get right.
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A racecar is a racecar and the Porsche didn't take long to learn, to be honest.
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Really the only thing that's surprising is that it took this long to become so widespread.
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It took Marinelli's defense too long to commit to bringing pressure with the blitz against Rodgers.
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They are like a collection of love poems that no longer long to belong — they belong.
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An hour is maybe too long to spend with a hedgehog, no matter how kawaii (cute).
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Often you don't get too long to sit down and eat, so you need something quick.
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Almost everyone underestimated him, including Mrs Clinton, who ignored him for too long, to her detriment.
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Problem is, three hours is too damned long to hold anyone's attention, including the show's writers.
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Because oxtails would just take too long to cook, and it was just considered a waste.
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It did not take him long to realize that racing was much more fun than clamming.
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I looked at both of them wondering whether I had waited too long to tell them.
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It did not take very long to realize that these many replacement plans did not exist.
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He came, before long, to a heavy door set into the side of a low mound.
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"It didn't take us long to discover we had not acted in vain," Dr. Raines recalled.
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If someone bore him a grudge, why did it take so long to deal with him?
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You know, how come it took so long to get rid of the Nazis on Twitter?
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They must be the reason it has taken me so long to tell this story. ♦
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But doing this with existing computing facilities would take too long to be of any use.
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He gave no reasons, though he may have believed the inmate waited too long to object.
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If that's the case, you might wonder what's taken North Korea so long to do this.
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Wood ceiling beams were too long to fit around the curve of the mountain railway tunnel.
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Elizabeth has worked too hard for too long to let her work be twisted like this.
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She writes about infidelity and Catholicism, about married women who long to transgress and often do.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — José Mourinho did not have to wait long to be proved right.
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Mr. Colbert didn't wait long to acknowledge how much Mr. Trump was looming over the event.
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If you wait too long to do the walk-through, everything is out of your way.
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If it takes too long to dry, you can speed things up with a blow dryer.
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Even given twice as long to complete the coursework, just 36 percent of these students graduate.
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Visitors to the museum won't have to wait long to see some of the donated works.
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Fans — and enemies — of the show do not have long to wait until the next episode.
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They say the Sacklers' proposed contribution is too small and takes too long to pay out.
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It did not take Mr. Prioleau long to return to his old ways, the police said.
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Turns out, he was serious, and we didn't have to wait long to hear the track.
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The human-like hands took especially long to create, as Biss made them from Polymer clay.
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We're more just finally reacting, and the US has taken way too long to do something.
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Heated kisses in the hallway, flirtatious banter, tender caresses that last too long to be casual.
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But the détente that's colored most of the 2018 midterm cycle doesn't have long to run.
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Slightly more than half the survey respondents said it takes too long to get their money.
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Boockvar believes the Fed waited too long to hike in this cycle and now faces danger.
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O'Rourke may have lost only because he waited too long to broadcast attack ads against Sen.
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Price hikes for consumers who wait too long to buy health care miss a fundamental point.
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What if humans uploaded into the Matrix become gods who long to fall back to earth?
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That's one reason it took pop star Taylor Swift so long to voice her political opinion.
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At Port Canaveral, boat captains were warned not to wait too long to enter safe water.
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The food was good but took extremely long to arrive even when we used the app.
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It's taken this long to get here because, historically, the relationship has been a complicated one.
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As his memory begins to fail, Ann realizes that she doesn't have long to find out.
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Lehman Brothers waited too long to file for bankruptcy in 2008 and ran out of cash.
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This feels like a relatively fresh theme, and it didn't take too long to catch on.
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It didn't take long to realize that it would be impossible to fulfill his original assignment.
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It didn't take me long to find the key, at the back of his sock drawer.
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But that is long to sit through for a foreign film, especially for voters watching screeners.
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Despite his struggles on Saturday, it did not take Curry long to fire up a 3.
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Then, they were net long to the tune of 47,702 contracts, a bet worth $4.26 billion.
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McConnell said it would take at least that long to put together a complicated spending deal.
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It took him, he reflected, too long to "tame his character" and act as a president.
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She said this report is important because people often wait too long to have these conversations.
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The system is present in all prosperous countries and developing countries long to replicate such infrastructure.
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The floor slabs, for example, turned out to be too long to fit inside the elevator.
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Luckily, we didn&apost have to wait long to get a look at the entire collection.
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The only question is, what took the museum so long to come up with the idea?
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Post made me long to try a strain called Jack Herer, with its strong piney smell.
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Post made me long to try a strain called Jack Herer, with its strong piney smell.
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At Port Canaveral, boat captains were warned not to wait too long to enter safe water.
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That it took the academy this long to formally honor him speaks volumes about this organization.
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It won't take him long to realize that he can't match my power or my timing.
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"In addition, it would take too long to implement them," the company said in a statement.
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Why did Trump wait so long to fire Flynn after being briefed about his apparent deception?
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If Dolores' tweaks violated that code, why did it take so long to reject the changes?
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He told us two weeks ago that he had terminal cancer and not too long to love.
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They could have been conditioned, after trying for so long, to believe pregnancy wasn't possible for them.
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It didn't take Johnny Ward long to realize a 9-to-5 office job wasn't for him.
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There were also other clauses in the agreement which made waiting too long to go public prohibitive.
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His magazine is failing badly, probably doesn't have long to go, and his predictions are always wrong!
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That goes against who I am and I worked in academia too long to speak so boastfully.
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It doesn't take long to get your resident's card, and it's easy for expats to open businesses.
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What does that mean if you have rewarded engineers for so long to find ways around laws?
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It didn't take me long to find out that was something I didn't even know I'd wanted.
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It's taken me far too long to say that Sex Education — created by Laurie Nunn — is wonderful.
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There's no word on why it took the bank so long to follow suit with its peers.
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REPORTER: Let me ask you, Mr. President, why did you wait so long to blast neo-Nazis?
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Ina Garten possesses a certain je ne sais quoi in the kitchen that we long to emulate.
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Why is it taking them so long to realize they need to take them to the hospital?
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There have also been those who say the ride-sharing company waited too long to go public.
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But it ruled that Mr. Storey's lawyers had waited too long to complain about Ms. Jack's statement.
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Further, you can set it to "Music Long" to record longer performances while using less drive space.
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The lines to get gas are seven to ten hours long — to receive $10 worth of gas.
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Watching the clip above, it doesn't take long to realize how the spinner dolphin got its name.
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But the waiting list at the public hospital was more than a month, too long to survive.
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The law is certainly controversial, but what's surprising is that it took this long to be implemented.
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"But at the same time, it doesn't take me long to put out a wrong," he said.
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I don't have to wait long to go back, and one of the residents comes in quickly.
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It's also too long to hide under the saddle where it could be protected from the elements.
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In either case, we likely won't have long to wait for more information on the Nova 4.
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And what took the government so long to prosecute him once his terrorist past had been discovered?
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Many people believe that attitudinal and behavioral change is too difficult, or takes too long to manifest.
|
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Part of the reason Arizona's votes took so long to count is many voters vote by mail.
|
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Without any update from Apple, it's hard to say why AirPower has taken so long to ship.
|
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It didn't take long to see that while Poteet had everybody's respect, Thompson was the sentimental favorite.
|
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It is remarkable that the authorities devoted so much effort for so long to silencing Ms Liu.
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British banks do not have long to strengthen their contingency plans for when online banking services fail.
|
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It's not clear why it took Amazon quite so long to take Prime Now to the web.
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It doesn't take long to learn the swipes and taps you need to get around your iPhone.
|
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At a hearing on Monday, Judge Sabraw criticized the government for taking too long to screen parents.
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We don't have long to wait -- the next rally is scheduled for August 1 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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It's taken a bit too long to see this option Android, but I'm still happy it's here.
|
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Luckily, you won't have to wait too long to get your hands on this authentically Kim set.
|
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But first he explained why, precisely, it had taken iRobot so long to get into the space.
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Fans of the film won't have to wait long to see Elle back on the big screen.
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The thorniest part of this year's reconciliation bill is how long to delay the effects of repeal.
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Even though the film shows that it took too long to get to this story, they do.
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Taking too long to learn the system or catch up will make everyone else's jobs more difficult.
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What is more surprising is that it took Delta so long to get its computers running again.
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You wanted to know how long to wait, and how to talk about what you've been through.
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It is not clear why the Pentagon waited so long to send the proposals to Capitol Hill.
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They know what they are looking for, it won't take them too long to figure it out.
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Episode 212 We didn't have to wait long to find out if Daya actually fired the gun.
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It saves water and energy because it doesn't take long to fill or wash a small load.
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Steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally, so I think he'll be fine.
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The company launched "a number of projectiles," ranging from 1.5 ft long to over 9 ft long.
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Which also indirectly explains why I waited so long to buy a gaming console of my own.
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"Why did it take you so long to change your position on the Hyde Amendment?" she said.
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"It is clear that the summer Arctic sea ice does not have long to live," he writes.
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This was the least intuitive part for me, but it didn't take too long to figure out.
|
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The Education Department is at fault for waiting so long to end ITT's use of federal aid.
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But it shouldn't take long to realize the implications of imposing limits on spending money or organizing.
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The sale runs until tomorrow, July 27, so don't wait too long to check out the deals.
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And some residents are angry that it has taken the state so long to address the problem.
|
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The list of movies, television shows and novels about this theme is too long to include here.
|
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It didn't take long to realize that few such encounters in the wild were random or accidental.
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It had taken me too long to see what had been so transparent for so many years. . . .
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"I was so scared for so long to be out, and I don't know why," she said.
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So, why is it taking so long to restore power and get the grid back in operation?
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EDT: The Senate votes to confirm Brock Long to be administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Many drivers complained that the Japan Taxi wheelchair ramp was awkward and took too long to deploy.
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These offers are only available until August 15, so don't wait long to apply if you're interested.
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Insurance companies have submitted detailed premium requests — sometimes running thousands of pages long — to state insurance regulators.
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It took me so long to make these three coats, because I needed them to be interesting.
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BUFFALO — New York Republicans on Friday nominated Wendy E. Long to challenge Senator Chuck Schumer, a Democrat.
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Of course, being my father, he didn't take long to segue from this tender anecdote into mathematics.
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It took me way too long to spring for a real accountant, bookkeeper, and organized invoicing system.
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Yates's public testimony once again raises the question of why Trump waited so long to fire Flynn.
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The last time around, Google was heavily criticized for waiting far too long to disclose the bug.
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He said it was likely that elections would be necessary before long to legitimize the new administration.
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"It took me so long to get to this point, but I'm doing so good," he said.
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Even in a fairly crowded shopping mall, it doesn't take long to spot the Surrey Creep Catchers.
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It seems like a pretty significant one: how long to people actually engage with my videos for?
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"That's too long to wait," said Thoriq Ibrahim, the minister of energy and environment in the Maldives.
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But he had only four days' rest entering Monday, and it did not take long to show.
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Townsend saved three break points, but hit a backhand long to give Halep a 26-26 lead.
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Bregoli had expressed some interest in acting, but a film career would take too long to build.
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It shouldn't have taken this long to see what has always been staring us in the face.
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It takes so long to make most movies, though, that the impact is still hard to see.
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Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the challengers had waited too long to file suit.
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It's always been bigger than Hitler, which is why the games took so long to introduce him.
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It's taken him this long to outgrow it, and there's the sense he's still working on it.
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It doesn't take long to put together that 'Oh, only some people are able to afford this.
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On the other hand, they can be more frequent because they don't take very long to plan.
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Hugh Robertson, chairman of the British Olympic Association, said four weeks was likely too long to wait.
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Many efforts to deliver technology solutions started from scratch and took too long to build and deploy.
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It has taken Suter about that long to find her way back to the international art world.
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President Trump has complained the Senate's taking too long to confirm his nominees for federal agency posts.
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But this is not altruism; it's just smart business that took way too long to figure out.
|
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The arc of fashion week is long, to paraphrase an old paraphrase, but it bends toward novelty.
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Beyond the barricades we long to see a Hong Kong free from tyranny and a puppet government.
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Many others were unable to attend because the Canadian government took too long to process their visas.
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The consensus among his friends is that Mr. Friedman had waited too long to seek medical attention.
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There is plenty of narrative misdirection, he added, but the red herrings take too long to introduce.
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All in all, it shouldn't take you too long to register to vote, and it's important stuff.
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Something isn't working and 100 years is too long to wait for more change to take place.
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Grab our attention in the first few sentences, but don't take too long to state your argument.
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To round things out, he came up with NIA LONG to ALONG and BROWNIE to BROW, too.
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But don't wait too long to get your style fix because this deal ends on December 9.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Why has it taken me so long to fall in love with vowelless crosswords?
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"It took me so long to get to this point, but I'm doing so good," he says.
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RIGA, Latvia — Make it big for Latvia and they do not wait long to mark the occasion.
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My answer for this one is far too long to condense the layers into a few sentences.
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Tunnels were costly and took too long to build; so instead he squandered tunnel money on highways.
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It didn't take long to understand that in Sweden, my power was suddenly equal to a boy's.
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That means you won't have to wait long to get a warm meal or a hot beverage.
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Has there been a time when you've regretted waiting so long to secure gifts for loved ones?
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That's all I want, and I'll concede that I didn't need long to finish my goose quest.
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What took you so long to get this pork alternative, and are you concerned about playing catchup?
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But "it doesn't take long to find edge and corner cases," where rules don't work very well.
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He has questioned why women wait so long to come forward if they are telling the truth.
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The conservatives on the court said they acted because Ray had waited too long to seek review.
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Tribes countered that the counties had taken too long to respond to a request for more access.
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And it didn't take Jackson long to move on as he was seen flirting with an EMT.
|
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"The good thing is we don't have to wait very long to play another game," Turgeon said.
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Far too many people have sacrificed far too much for far too long to get us here.
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I have already fought so long to be here; now is not the time to give up.
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" Saleforce's Marc Benioff said "entrepreneurs are making a huge mistake in waiting too long to go public.
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At times it's nail biting, or waiting too long to turn off my bedroom light before bed.
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We look at why it took the Catholic Church so long to recognize this group of victims.
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That is something many in the industry say the team has taken way too long to do.
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If you have a big stash of travel rewards, don&apost wait too long to redeem them.
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Just browse through the #Beychella hashtag on Twitter; it won't take long to piece together the whole set.
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Wehner thought the biggest present-day limitation is that, said simply, it takes too long to generate entanglement.
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And the good news is we won't have to wait long to get our hands on the pieces.
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Nominees not confirmed Trump himself has complained that Senate Democrats are taking too long to confirm his picks.
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Eagle-eyed Golden Globes watchers did not take long to express their opinions about Magic Mike's new 'do.
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It didn't take her long to fill out an adoption form and take the cutie home for good.
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Last September, Lebovits said she waited too long to sue and tossed the claim challenging the new lease.
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"One of the things we learned is it took too long to get shows customers wanted," Chang said.
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Or if a procedure is taking too long to schedule at a public clinic, they might go private.
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I had it written forever, but it took me so long to put it in the right "outfit".
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The location of the power button is somewhat unusual, but it doesn't take long to get used to.
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It does appear to be somewhat noteworthy that Microsoft took so long to take action in this instance.
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The lines are way too long to go on any of the tours, but we get cool pictures.
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Mueller delivered the document — which Barr said is "nearly 400 pages" long — to the Justice Department last month.
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"Peru will not lose the fiscal prudence that it has taken us so long to win," Cuba said.
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The government has been criticised for taking so long to set out its plans, heightening uncertainty for businesses.
|
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On the bright side, it doesn't seem to take long to find out if you've made the cut.
|
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If Russia, or some other entity, was hacking, why did the White House wait so long to act?
|
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So, frankly, it's surprising it took the internet this long to merge Chalamet's flawless visage with bonafide masterpieces.
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Looks like you won't have to wait too long to see your favorite shows come back after all.
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It didn't take long to find out what had happened: Levi Stewart, 17, had been arrested off campus.
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With so much of the economy remaining under state control, Cuba has an exceptionally long "to do" list.
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I've got more things to worry about than taking three seconds too long to get to the box.
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Luckily, fans won't have to wait that long to see Steve Trevor...err Chris Pine on screen again.
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The Bulgarian then sent one of his forehands long to allow his opponent to serve out the match.
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Shailene Woodley didn't take long to post comment on her recent arrest while protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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It's an aspirational goal, given that SpaceX's Falcon Heavy took nearly twice as long to complete than expected.
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After a decade away, it didn&apost take Jordan long to feel at home again inside Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Videos can be up to 10 minutes long to start, with larger accounts able to post hourlong videos.
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There's really so much to choose from, but we wouldn't wait to long to hop on these savings.
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Hoda Kotb didn't take long to reach for the tissues upon returning to the anchor desk on Today.
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This case has not been dormant, and many people have asked why it took so long to settle?
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Reusability makes a lot of sense—so why has it taken the aerospace industry so long to achieve?
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However, CES is kicking off on Sunday, so we probably won't have long to wait to find out.
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It didn't take me long to whip the mixture into peaks, to which I slowly added the sugar.
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But she expressed confidence in U.S. economic growth and said there's danger in waiting too long to move.
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But we shouldn't have too long to wait — the new series is expected to premiere sometime in October.
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We likely won't have long to wait before we have a better idea of Samsung's plans for Magbee.
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So, until the next system update, we say so long to fanny packs; the utility belt is back.
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If you look at you know journalists, they use Twitter all day long to argue and post news.
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I wish it didn't take me this long (to get No. 400), but at least I got it.
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The only real argument among Republicans about the expansion appears to be how long to let it survive.
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Wilson's team tied audio recorders to drones with a fishing line 8 meters long to eavesdrop on birds.
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"The only surprising thing about this is that it's taken the U.S. so long to respond," he said.
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Some Democratic operatives questioned whether she waited too long to go up with a TV buy in Iowa.
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