Fortunately, that will not be happening for a long while.
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For a long while, this approach seemed to work perfectly.
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I want to host The Daily for a long while.
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"I did that for a long while," Bush said playfully.
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The system hasn't worked for people in a long while.
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It took a long while to convince scared and abused
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Second confession: I haven't felt sexy in a long while.
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We stayed a long while petting the impossibility of her.
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For a long while, the region was a British protectorate.
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NOW, JAY POWELL HAS BEEN AROUND QUITE A LONG WHILE.
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She takes a long while to gather herself before speaking.
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Pop music might be at its healthiest in a long while.
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For a long, long while it's going to feel fairly gimmicky.
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And I hadn't saved the game in a very long while.
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It has been going on for a good, long while now.
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He hesitated a long while before committing himself to the field.
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For a long while, I would have no time to myself.
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Once in a very long while, Earth's magnetic field will flip.
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I haven't had anyone to talk to in a long while.
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The future might not hold anything good for a long while.
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For a long while, this left the world with supply constraints.
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Mr. Gregory had stood by the party for a long while.
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"Most people wait a long while to become American," Zalun said.
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You've been working in indie film for a long while now.
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It's going to be a long while before 5G is the default.
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I feel very, very bored for what feels like a long while.
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This may be my new go-to order for a long while!
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Eat this one all summer long while corn is fresh and sweet.
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I could be here a long while longer, expounding upon its qualities.
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FREED BY LIMITS She goes into gray paintings for a long while.
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I stared for a long while, transfixed by the almost mythic scene.
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My Twitter account was dormant for a long while after my arrest.
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And for a long while, a sniff of p that's less than .
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But for a long while, Chris said, he carried deep emotional scars.
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"It had been tugging at me for a long while," Harris said.
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The dolphins stared at Korianos for a long while and then vanished.
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For a long while its hero, Nelson Doughty, is treated as prey.
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Religion and pop culture has been my beat for a long while.
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He's been gone a long while, but our relationship continues to evolve.
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I've been amassing a collection of children's art for a long while.
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For a long while, Green was thought to be a dead man.
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I was responsible, directly, for U.S. sanctions against Iran for a long while.
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For the first time in a long while, he was excited and energized.
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I haven't found someone that I feel safe with in a long while.
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The movie also feels laboriously long while failing to properly develop its characters .
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He's been at this a long while, and has won this contest before.
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I saw American Dharma in Toronto in September 2018, a long while ago.
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"Once in a long while, this profession yields some good feelings," he said.
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And Tiny never even thought, for a long while, of arguing with her.
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Southwest's 12-and-up policy has been in place for a long while.
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It was the most attentive I've seen an audience in a long while.
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It takes a long while before our hands are seen as extensions of ourselves.
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There's good reason to think the Obamas might sell for a good long while.
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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber have been broken up for a long while now.
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Alrosa and Sovkomflot have been catching investors' eyes for a long while, Shemetov said.
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She was on benefits for a long while, which is what Americans call welfare.
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The results are hit and miss, and sometimes it's a long while between hits.
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This may be the most you have taught the electorate in a long while.
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Investors this week got their first taste of market pandemonium in a long while.
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I don't think we'll see anything else like it for a very long while.
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It's interesting you mention showers because the water was cold for a very long while.
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Lately, my mother walks around the house all night long while I'm trying to sleep.
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One section of the hair is long, while the rest remains closer to the root.
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The launch has been a long while coming for Japanese fans to say the least.
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But it's part of the landscape at Cannes, and has been for a long while.
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For a long while your project was faceless—there were no pictures of you anywhere.
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Custom earphones have been around for a long while, and their premise couldn't be simpler.
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But today, for the first time in a long while, she had not thought about
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"A Little Life" is one of the best books I've read in a long while.
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A three-inch shoot can rapidly grow a foot long while your back is turned.
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It takes her a long while to think of the worst part of her job.
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Of course, we've known about the environmental impacts of marijuana cultivation for a long while.
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Oh, who are we kidding, a long while since these books are nothing but short.
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And for a long while, Marcello manages to keep him and his violence in check.
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For a long while, it seems as if their relationship will only end in flames.
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Today's Court will be as friendly as any reformers will see for a good long while.
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The stakes are high, and the consequences will be felt for a very long while indeed.
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For so long, while everyone else reached for the clippers, Deschanel kept her style the same.
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And going into his latest, he felt a freedom he hadn't felt in a long while.
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Are you gearing up to browse new cars for the first time in a long while?
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It will be a long while before the extent of the damage in Houston is assessed.
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Stratolaunch is 238 feet long while the length of the An-225 is about 275 feet.
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TV Sports Bill Simmons was, for a long while, the most prominent voice in sports journalism.
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The currents driving this antipathy toward liberal democracy have been underway for a long while. Right.
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For the first time in a long while, workers have some leverage to push for more.
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And for a long while, it looked as though the Dixie Chicks would never fully recover.
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Both Rick and Maggie are major characters who've been with the show for a long while.
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But for that to happen, the starlet has to lay low for a good long while.
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You know, we had this idea for a long while, and suddenly we have a staff.
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"I thought they didn't do this anymore," he whispered, and remained still for a long while.
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And I know both of those types of businesses have gone on for a long while.
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Acting on it aggressively proved premature and humbling for a good long while, but not wrong.
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"I've wanted to do it for a long while," said the gallery's co-founder Marc Benda.
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Lam said that's the "first time in a long while" that Cathay will reduce its size.
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Thirty percent of them said they were long, while 20 percent of them said they were short.
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And for the first time in a long while, the GPU in a laptop can be upgraded.
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"For the first time in quite a long while I think it is extremely enticing," Metz said.
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The two are not going to coincide in the same device for a long while to come.
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It was called "Untitled" for a long while, but that was never contemplated as the final title.
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I haven't filmed with high schoolers for a long while, and not in a high school environment.
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Instead, many women end up tolerating the unpleasant side effects for a long while—with unfortunate results.
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His voice will be missed, but we're lucky that it will echo for a long while still.
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It was coming for a long while, so when it finally happened it was almost a relief.
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Now, after taking a good long while to consider retirement, she will try to do it again.
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"It's going to take a long while for us as a community to grasp this," he said.
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But high margins and high stock prices, then, may be with us for a good long while.
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Now, I welcome him back into the fold here, and he's been there for a long while.
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I share your intuition that it really matters that we keep humanity going for a long while.
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For a long while, it was also a critical link for ordinary Ethiopians to the outside world.
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Business Insider will otherwise end up standing as the last large content deal in a long while.
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The athlete's debut at Pittsburgh's PNC Park was a long while in the making and it didn't disappoint.
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This year's iOS update could finally bring Group Calls, a feature many have wanted for a long while.
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For a long while, I would want to do the whole shebang — blush, mascara, lipstick, you name it.
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It may take a while — it may take a long while — but we're going to be all right.
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But entrepreneurs' and venture capitalists' concerns are striking because for a long while afterwards, startups had free rein.
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The Google feed came to my account Tuesday afternoon, and I spent a long while scrolling through it.
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And for the first time in long while, Keating and others weren't making a Call of Duty game.
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GB: We've actually been working for a long while, it's just that our work has not been public.
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So, even with the movie "in devel0pment," it's not going to be released for a good long while.
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Revenue reports across companies, for the first time in a long while, are also coming in above expectations.
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BET cameras just hovered over a darkened screen for a minute too long while the audience intermittently cheered.
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At least for a long while, I think we're done with comedies about white dudes and their families.
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" Be smart: "For the first time in a long while, workers have some leverage to push for more.
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I tend to think of etiquette as traditions that have been set in stone for a long while.
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The spacecraft is roughly 66 feet long, while Jupiter is more than 88,840 miles wide at its middle.
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Southeast Asia is a long way from Portland, and it took kratom a long while to get there.
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I also trust that violent crime nationwide is going down for the first time in a long while.
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I also trust that violent crime nationwide is going down for the first time in a long while.
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We hadn't looked into each other's eyes for a long while — nearly a fifth of her life span.
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"We've known each other a long while," Trump said, noting he worked with Macri's father on real estate developments.
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The premium cable measures five feet long, while the two standard cables come in four- and six-foot models.
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These reusable water-based coloring books may also entertain your kids for a good long while in the car.
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"I think the reality will be that it will take a long while to get to there," he says.
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For the first time in a long while, it didn't bother with a risk assessment between inflation and employment.
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Xiaomi entered India and for a long while relied exclusively on online channels to sell and ship its smartphones.
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Giant squid can grow up till 13m (42 ft) long, while sperm whales average 16m (52 ft) in length.
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An exciting conversation will take place, one that you may have been waiting to have for a long while.
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I handed him the discharge paperwork with my address on it, arrived home and slept for a long while.
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As for everything else, Mr. Maurer suggests experiment No. 2: Forcing children to wait, for a good long while.
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But for now, we have to confront the possibility that this virus will disrupt life for a long while.
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Move the leaves to an inconspicuous corner of the yard and forget about them for a good long while.
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It took me a long while to see that everything I needed to succeed was written into each recipe.
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Also, because it looks like they're going to be closed for a good long while here amid the outbreak.
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She held my hand for a long while after the talk and introduced me to everyone as her son.
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I wrote the advert and lay back, feeling, for the first time in a long while, giddy with hope.
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For a long while, they succeeded as European powers kept devising complex plans to counteract American sanctions on Iran.
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It took a long while for Oculus to ship the Rift headset, and at $600, it was fairly expensive.
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She was at Recode and The Verge for a long while and before that, we were at AllThingsD, too.
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It is what our culture looks like now, and it is here to stay for a good long while.
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It's going to take a good long while for all of the major US carriers to reach nationwide 5G coverage.
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He couldn't choose between the two, and somehow managed to keep both of them around for a good long while.
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The misguided "Moonwalkers" invests too much in the comedy potential of things that haven't been funny for a long while.
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By focusing on the power of capital, we emphasised growth for a long while now, with many benefits for civilisation.
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But, even though the batteries lasted for a long while, I wouldn't recommend bringing the Firefly 2 to a concert.
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Carol Danvers was used as a love interest for a long while — not unlike other female characters at the time.
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" She stressed though that full denuclearization would "take a long while because the (North Korean nuclear) program is very advanced.
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For a long while, this system worked out just fine, and RewardStyle continued to grow in both influencers and retailers.
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So I think we neglected them for a long while and then we feared them for a very long time.
|
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And the closely guarded tracks could land Prince a place on the music charts for a long while, David says.
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Now, let me go make like these boys Harrison, Brautigan and McGuane down in Key West a long while back.
|
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Instead, the story shifts to Oslo, where it settles in for a long while with Thelma, who's recently started college.
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"For the first time in a long while I'm back to learning mode instead of just doing mode," he said.
|
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"I was born in Brooklyn — haven't been back in a long while," she said, her voice hard and almost whispering.
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What the reader doesn't realize, at least for a long while, is that Murphy is a member of that subset.
|
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They aren't as sturdy as some of the pricier options, based on reviews, but should still last a long while.
|
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I had to keep the air conditioning on all summer long while I built houses for the Gingerbread Architect project.
|
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"We've sought to be heard for a long while, but they silenced our voices and image with jail," Romeva told Reuters.
|
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We lay in bed for a good long while as Charlie stares as us with an amused expression on his face.
|
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As for Getty's 26 descendants: They spent the next long while arguing vehemently about the division of the massive family trust.
|
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I tried related ideas a long while ago in days of char-rnn but it wasn't very useful at the time.
|
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Not to mention the original "Dumbo" was only 63 minutes long, while the new iteration clocks in at over two hours.
|
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"I feel like changes to gun laws need[ed] to happen a long while ago," Rivers told me in an interview.
|
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Wholesale funding markets have effectively shut down for Italian banks and traders say they will take a long while to reopen.
|
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It'll be a long while before most people find virtual reality to be an affordable and feasible option for their homes.
|
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Oh, such humiliation, such injustice, Jiayu thought now, feeling, for the first time in a long while, the urge to laugh.
|
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They kissed for a long while on the sofa and then went to bed and even that worked out well enough.
|
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And the murder mystery that drives it is as shocking as anything you're likely to read for a good long while.
|
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It will take a long while to try and rebuild some of the investor confidence and customer trust in the organization.
|
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I'm not willing to go all-in starting Moncrief at all costs this week, because he's been out a long while.
|
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As with all things, I was an early adopter and then decided to leave it there for a good long while.
|
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Spielberg and his BFG figure this out in the end, but it takes them a good long while to do so.
|
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I bought a nice printer a long while back and print my own shots now, so I haven't used these services.
|
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But I remind myself that even if stocks fall for a long while, I'll be scooping up shares at cheaper prices.
|
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My oldest grandson worked, he's 17, he worked as a cook in a camp all summer long while he was 17.
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Whether in a pandemic or a climate crisis, capital can only escape labor for so long while fleeing to higher ground.
|
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For the first time in a long while, Liverpool started to enjoy itself — not out of euphoria, but out of relief.
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"Listen, it was a sad day when Diana was killed, but that's a long while ago, it's 25 years," he said.
|
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Parents watched cars bounce along rutted roads for a long while before the agents arrived and asked if they had children.
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While I get what happened was a long while ago and that people can change, I still think he should resign.
|
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For a long while, you couldn't swing a bag of cats around without hitting a retailer looking to create a digital presence.
|
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For the first time in a long while, people are waiting for hours, and in some cases days, for a new iPhone.
|
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Some subjects, one guesses, have been here a long while, going to church, celebrating milestones, visiting the barber, giving birth to children.
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Well, I've been engaged in anti-fascism work for a long while and in a lot of different ways, mostly in Sweden.
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It was pompous and intellectually lazy, something I only realized after spending a long while researching writing about energy and technology issues.
|
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Hurry and scoop it up so you can live in it all season long while listening to Gomez's new music on repeat.
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While neither offers any comfort, they do give helpful names to phenomena I expect will be with us for a long while.
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Be sure to give your eyes at least 30 minutes to adjust to the darkness, and settle in for a long while.
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It might not be known for a long while because of marijuana's status as a federally banned drug, which hampers research options.
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"People have difficulty understanding that living a long while in retirement can be a bad outcome" from a financial perspective, Webb said.
|
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From Amazon's perspective, the 100 million subscriber number will keep investors happy for a long while and quell concerns about slowing growth.
|
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As for the big question — whether any other civilizations currently exist — we may have to wait a long while for relevant data.
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Both of those scenarios are on the way, in my opinion, but it'll be a good, long while until we get there.
|
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Thomas Greiss made 45 saves for the Islanders and for a long while appeared headed for another save-heavy shutout in Raleigh.
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Or do you think we're going to be reckoning with what he's peddling and what he represents for a good, long while?
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Impatiently, he reflected that his life didn't make sense to him, a feeling that had gnawed at him for a long while.
|
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"However freakishly contingent [Trump's] triumph, it forecloses the future feminists imagined at least for a long while," Michelle Goldberg argues at Slate.
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There has been a dearth of them for far too long while the men's game has continued to thrive because of them.
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"It's nice with the sun coming in," Millie says, determined to make conversation, but then they are quiet for a long while.
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It is the sort of meal you might cook once a month for a good long while and reminisce about for years.
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The Orville, earnest and hopelessly scattered, makes for one of the most perplexingly conceived new shows I've seen in a long while.
|
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If they suggest a woman is probably lying about domestic violence, that becomes the dominant narrative for a good long while afterward.
|
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This has been in the works for a long while, but it didn't seem real until I got to share it with you.
|
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After 17 years, for the first time in a long while, it seems like that spell — at Marvel, anyway — has finally been broken.
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They are typically too long while somehow also remaining surface-level and not going into much detail about the plans and proposals mentioned.
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Sizemore prefers long/short strategies that buy stocks that managers expect will rise in value (long), while shorting those they expect will fall.
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No other man in the 20th century ruled as long while, through a mixture of charisma and tyranny, dominating his country so completely.
|
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Twitter has offered two-factor for a long while now, but it's used the less secure SMS-based verification method excessively until now.
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Two, those plastics are coming from land, not local fishing nets, and are weathered, suggesting they've been floating around for a long while.
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There is a lot of affection for Alicia and who she is, and the show has traded off that for a long while.
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The three tech companies at the very top in market cap — Apple, Google and Microsoft — have held high positions for a long while.
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Doc was dancing with the mother at the party, and we didn't talk a stitch of business for a long while that night.
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For a long while she spent her days hiding in a closet, where Ms. Mastramico had built her a bed of plush blankets.
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At the time she said she received abuse on social media and for a long while said she considered giving up the sport.
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That happens because the lunar month is only 29 days long, while the Gregorian calendar month is usually 30 or 31 days long.
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Wilkins said the potential problems posed by the housing market would not disappear quickly given they had been building for a long while.
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For the first time in a long while, Mr. Carrey said he is aware of his solitude — not just noticing but enjoying it.
|
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But it looks like Trump and the Republicans standing behind him are going to be making those pathetic arguments for a long while.
|
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So, for a long while we've had large gaps in our understanding of how dinosaurs grew up, and T. rex is no exception.
|
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Now the City Council is considering legislation targeting scaffolding that stays too long, while the Buildings Department is taking a more aggressive approach.
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Like now, in 22019 Republicans had won the White House and both chambers of Congress for the first time in a long while.
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For a long while we were told that the Taliban in Afghanistan were our assets and the Pakistani Taliban were our misguided brothers.
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It's been a long while since a dancer threw herself into those fish catches with the headlong abandon that Ms. Peck showed here.
|
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His mechanics have grown wild, and he's held the ball too long while moving himself into pressure or being unaware that it's arriving.
|
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Scientists had known about the greenhouse effect for a long while, but that is the moment when the subject entered US politics in earnest.
|
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This year's edition is out, and it contains one of the more alarming, not to mention depressing, charts I've seen in a long while.
|
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It certainly seems like Johnson has been a Hollywood power broker for a good long while, but in many ways, he's just arrived here.
|
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It may be a long while before we get to see Stranger Things 3 premiere, but it's never too early to start getting excited.
|
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As a feature that'll remain in ongoing beta (kind of like how Siri was for a long while), Portrait mode is far from perfect.
|
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It's a difficult thing to navigate, and for a long while, there's been less collaboration between the fields because of that, and vice versa.
|
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Similarly, Kanye West's latest album Ye is only 23 minutes long, while his protege Pusha T's DAYTONA clocks in at just over 21 minutes.
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"Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long while I'm making two speeches at rallies to massive crowds," Trump continued.
|
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Just half a mile from where three people were killed, Scott Annesley sees and talks with residents all day long while selling flower bouquets.
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A vanguard and genius by every metric I know of who affected many in a way that will outrun oblivion for a long while.
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They are best at plodding but fiddly tasks that it takes a long while to learn and investments that pay off only over time.
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Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long, while I'm making two speeches at rallies with, you know, massive crowds.
|
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For a long while, American officials convinced themselves that Russia was gradually edging toward integrating itself in Western institutions, and the values they represent.
|
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His right hand is 8.85 inches long, while his left is 8.74 inches, measured from the wrist to the tip of his middle finger.
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But those that legalise early may prove to have a lasting influence well beyond their borders, establishing norms that last for a long while.
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For a long while we had ideas about escape, but access to easy credit forced my mother into a cycle of desperation and debt.
|
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Every time tension mounts, it cuts away to something else for a long while, only beginning to build tension again in fits and starts.
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It comes with a tiny samurai sword, and I have to admit I haven't had so much fun slicing anything in a long while.
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The left uppercut was for a very long while considered an infighting weapon that was to be used in bouts of 'two fisted hitting'.
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Length: Runners need a treadmill belt bed of roughly 55-60 inches long, while walkers can use one closer to 45-50 inches long.
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That's basically it; from there you just need to wait for your iPhone and Watch to sync, which can take a good long while.
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I liked the chicken, but after working there and having it so much, it took a long while before I could start eating it again.
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The typical net long position reflects the overall expansion of the U.S. and global economies (expansions have been long while recessions have been relatively short).
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So I think, in general, people are going to hear the Note name for a long while, and this is going to be the association.
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For a long while, the dream for developers and marketers has been to offer information at the exact right time and the exact right place.
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Let's hope so, or there are going to be a lot of disappointed potential Tesla owners waiting a long while for their Model 3 delivery.
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Somehow, sometime, Trump will leave the political stage; but the moral and material corruption he has inflicted will be with us for a long while.
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" What next: "We're told Olivia and Isabella will 'lay low' and not try and enroll in another school ... at least not for a long while.
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But do you feel like there's been enough ... I mean, for a long while, Susan, it was you and Sheryl [Sandberg] that were it. Yeah.
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The orchestra has already begun to play the slow descending scales of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, but for a long while these women don't move.
|
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"We have been urging Germany to spend more for long while," the head of the IMF's European department Poul Thomsen told Reuters earlier this week.
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Granted, I've only had this thing for a few weeks, it's got the weight and rigidity of something that will last a good long while.
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That includes 16GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, and a 1TB hard drive, which should last you a long while in terms of storing games.
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It's indeed too early to talk about the future of Tommy '86, but I think I'll stay in the dark side for a long while.
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But even though it calls for the hiring of consular fellows, that won't do much, at least for a long while, to reduce wait times.
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"The fact of the matter is practically he's about as good as this nation's had in a long while as far as righteous judgments," he said.
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And if there are accounts or apps you've not used in a long while, close them down and disconnect them from the apps you do use.
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Which was just as well, since for a long, long while Bruce's best showbiz moment was bottom of the bill at the Theatre Royal in Bilston.
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"Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long, while I'm making two speeches at rallies with, you know, massive crowds," he adds.
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It's been a long while since I've put any music out and I feel that this first single sets the tone of what is to come.
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"I have been preparing for this day to come, although it took a long while to happen ... But I knew it would eventually come," he said.
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"For the first time in a long while, her true feelings came out, showing bigotry and hatred for millions of Americans," Trump said in his statement.
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Lucky for us super fans, Garten posted a video to her Instagram today, and it's definitely enough to keep us hypnotized for a good long while.
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Companies like Sprint, McDonald's and AT&T have had sponsored locations in games like Pokémon GO and Harry Potter: Wizards Unite for a long while now.
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In Joyce's era, paradigms shifted once in a long while (the light bulb, the automobile, the radio) and then remained generally the same, with incremental improvements.
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The switchboards confounded him, the girls had not been girls for a long while, and the office walls were stained brown from decades of cigarette smoke.
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For a long while, we papered over this weakness with ever-lower interest rates engineered by the Fed or by spending out of asset market bubbles.
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Sure, there are occasions where you're dealing with novices behind the bar, you've been waiting for a long while, and are dying for a second round.
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The fellowship hall, with a kitchenette behind the pulpit, will be the sole meeting place for a long while, until the bullet-riddled sanctuary is repaired.
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King tides are normal—our celestial bodies have been doing their gravitational dance for a long while—but what's not normal is human-induced climate change.
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"There hasn't been a year with the bees swarming like this, and I've heard this from my beekeeping colleagues, too, in a long while," he said.
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"There hasn't been a year with the bees swarming like this, and I've heard this from my beekeeping colleagues, too, in a long while," he said.
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First of all, it took us a long while to just understand meat at the molecular level so we could be smart about creating new products.
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It'll take a long while to figure it out—the dozens of media outlets covering it haven't even sorted through all the documents they've been given.
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We called all our friends, told them to come over, and bought every bottle of fizzy wine in the liquor store and partied for a long while.
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Speaking of other video streaming websites, there have been attempts made by third parties for a long while to integrate Watch Party-like features into their platforms.
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For example, Apple, which he thinks is attractive compared to other big-name tech stocks, could be a good long, while he could short Amazon or Netflix.
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"After maybe the third or fourth day, for once in a really long while, I remember going to bed excited about something the next day," she says.
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Thousands of years of breeding have yielded beasts which grow fast, so a patient need not wait long while his future heart develops inside a young animal.
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When you're in the middle of a back-and-forth conversation, you don't want to disappear from the chat for too long while you fiddle with apps.
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There's a sense that Allen hasn't made a great movie in a long while, but I think that just comes from his making a movie every year.
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But if Google can get Ara right, it'll be one of the first big steps towards the next generation of smartphones we've seen in a long while.
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The truth is that we just don't know where this is going, but we do know that American politics won't be the same for a long while.
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Across the record's seven tracks, there's a lot of heart and honesty, and some of the most wonderfully off-balance melodies I've heard in a long while.
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For a long while, it even overshadowed Apple's own MacBook Pro, with media professionals in particular embracing the effortless lightness and longer battery life of the Air.
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She added, rather confidently, she has 14 years of face time with Trump in the bank ... and thinks that'll carry her over for a good long while.
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None of them has missed more time than Kaepernick, and this weekend he may move closer to the N.F.L. than he has been in a long while.
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"Starting at sunup, they kill chickens, pluck chickens and dress chickens all day long, while drinking beer and listening to country-western music," Ms. Ivins later recalled.
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But maybe later, after a long while, I could be happy and be who I want to be without anyone wanting to kill me for doing so.
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Sterling and Foster, for their part, say they felt forced to remain in the closet for far too long while participating in a sport that worships masculinity.
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The Lakers also had their best defensive game in a long while, holding the Nets to the fewest points by a Los Angeles opponent in seven games.
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If the North is permitted to keep its weapons until the last stages of disarmament, it would remain a nuclear state for a long while, perhaps years.
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For a long while, all that you really know about Bill is that he's married to Janet (Kristin Scott Thomas), the woman cheerfully bustling in the kitchen.
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We talked for a long while about the history of libraries in the Hellenic world and their connection to the various philosophical schools of Athens and elsewhere.
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At present, there is no vaccination available for the coronavirus and health experts do not expect it to become available to the public for a long while.
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Ms. Tesori's strong yet subtle score is combined with Mr. Thompson's grimly elegant and snappy words — one of the best librettos I've heard in a long while.
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Bannon's presence seemed to stimulate one of the best debates on how to defeat populism that I've heard for a long while in a London conference room.
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And for a long while in late fall, I found myself mesmerized by a video of it, starring men spinning off a staircase and onto a trampoline.
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After you've been in the business for a while, and I've been in it for a long while, you alternate between being an icon and a punchline.
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The audience knows it is witnessing something special: Not in a long while have I encountered a crowd so attentive that it seemed hardly to draw breath.
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I'd like to see more museums actively seek out these kinds of collaborations, because trans artists have been making excellent and challenging work for a long while.
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Many reckon that glasses may render phones useless, but for a long while, glasses will only work with the help of the computing power of a nearby smartphone.
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I've been a teacher, primarily of middle and high school English and Latin, for a long while now, and in that time I've been conned a thousand times.
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Never before has a company been worth so much for so long while making so little money: 92% of its value is due to profits expected after 2020.
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But for a long while, to her granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor (the eldest child of Prince Edward, and Sophie, Countess of Wessex), she was simply known as Granny.
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It is best to be in this exhibition, comprehensively, for a good long while, not just to look at it, but to respond to it physically and emotionally.
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While I excel in the momo-eating department, I have a strong suspicion that Lobsang's dad would keep me on dough-rolling duty for a long while yet.
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Its website quoted a witness as saying the quake was "strong but fortunately not very long", while another compared it to a "strong bounce" lasting about 15 seconds.
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BofA also studied earnings comments on conference calls to gauge the attitude of companies and finds that they are more upbeat than they've been in a long while.
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The Duplasses, who have for a long while served as ballasts and champions of indie filmmaking, created a pipeline with this show to bring new voices to HBO.
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The Huawei MateBook X Pro that was just introduced here at Mobile World Congress 2018 is one of the most impressive laptops I've seen in a long while.
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Otherwise, if you really love a certain dress, but don't want to buy it, you don't have to in order to keep it for a good long while.
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We are certainly not pounding the table on this stock, however there is no question the technical picture is improving for the first time in a long while.
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Menon said the world is in a better shape than it has been in a long while, with growth seen picking up across both advanced and emerging economies.
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Led by the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the country is engaged in sustained discussion of gun policy for the first time in a long while.
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For the first time in a long while, a tiny glimmer of hope flickered, and I imagined an identity that I had never before considered: being Paul's husband.
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Automakers, biscuit bakers and even the underwear industry have endured their worst year in a long while, with thousands of layoffs looming and no clear turnaround in sight.
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"THE LP WILL be around for a good long while," Patricia Heimers, a spokeswoman for the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), told the Associated Press in 1989.
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Gauff had played her first two matches on the No. 1 Court, and for a long while Friday it seemed that the bigger platform might be too much.
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One of the best scenes I've seen in a long while finds Chris talking with one of the parents' black servants, a maid, Georgina (a fantastic Betty Gabriel).
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President Moon Jae-in predicted that the outbreak would "disappear before long," while the prime minister assured people that it was OK not to wear surgical masks outdoors.
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I had taken care of myself and others — daughters, now grown; a husband, now former; cats; a dog; a tankful of tropical fish — for a good long while.
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The poor painter found a shabby couch in a corner, collapsed on it, and for the first time in a long while fell asleep on a soft surface.
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Many of his core positions and principles — pro-immigration, pro-choice, in favor of free trade, in support of clean air — have been intact for a long while.
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It's the last day to file your taxes (or ask for an extension), and the end of one of the most confusing tax-seasons in a long while.
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While meeting with hormone specialist Dr. Lee, the 53-year-old mother of three revealed "it's been a long while" since she and David had slept with one another.
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He still has some growing to do: according to Smithsonian Ocean, male great white sharks typically measure between 11 and 13 feet long, while females can exceed 15 feet.
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But as 2016, the most volatile year for markets in a long while, draws to a close, it is striking that hedge funds have failed to perform markedly better.
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It needs to find a way to be relevant in today's overwash of heroes — or it may find itself as the butt of internet jokes for a long while.
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I lay in bed for way too long while I contemplate working from home, but I feel like I need to suck it up and go into the office.
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The Invoke also has a few tricks out of the box it took other assistants a long while to catch up to, including the ability to call a phone.
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It's been a long while coming but Uber's chief rival in India is finally raising a big round, and joining the billion-dollar round club at the same time.
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I believe that we should protect the rights of law-abiding citizens and focus our efforts on putting bad people away that use guns illegally for a long while.
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"Negotiation on S-400 air defense systems has been on for a long while and it is at a stage where it can be finalised," Sitharaman said last week.
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As such, we're going to be dependent on this little blue marble for a long while, even as human population and energy consumption push its resources to the brink.
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I'm just saying, if Nancy Pelosi, who has been in Washington a good long while, is coming out and speaking of unity, civility, and humility, it's worth listening to.
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Prefigured by the smoke rings, the more recent pieces from the Scarlatti series, his best efforts in a long while, have a welcome — if still a bit stiff — levity.
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IOC President Thomas Bach sent a letter to athletes explaining the decision and why it might take so long, while also acknowledging the extended timeline might not be popular.
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That is why it would probably take Iran a long while to resume production: It does not have the uranium needed to keep a larger number of centrifuges running.
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Luis Suarez has backed Lionel Messi to continue playing for "long while" even though the Argentine hinted at retirement after claiming his sixth Ballon d&aposOr award on Monday.
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Luis Suarez has backed Lionel Messi to continue playing for "long while" after the Argentine sparked retirement rumors with his comments at the Ballon d&aposOr awards on Monday.
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Pantelleria is volcanic, and it's been a long while since I've seen a movie—aside from "The Martian"—whose mood is so richly fed by both climate and soil.
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For the whole of my public service career—and for a long while before that—our nation's leaders have struggled to navigate the boundary that separates government and family.
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Lost and seeking reassurance, I decided to see how his fellow forum users had responded to the most pressing question my eyes had rested on in a long while.
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This is the first truly new Apple mobile hardware design in a long while, and it has a deeper connection to the MacBook Pro than the iPhone or previous iPads.
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You don't want people thinking that the vaccine is only effective if given in the morning or that people should wait a long while until they have a morning available.
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Digg has been around a long while and has endured a management change or two, but it remains a great service for discovering what's hot on the internet right now.
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I can't even call Google Photos new, because it's been around for a great long while, but I think its current level of polish and reliability is a new development.
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" She confirmed to Politico that the posts were her own, explaining, "I love Hillary, I think she's by far the most qualified candidate that we've had in a long while.
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"Many people, including myself, have been fans of the attraction for a long while, and have followed the story of its history as it has developed," DreamFinderGuy explained to Gizmodo.
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Drones can only fly for so long while carrying heavy gear, so this ensures that the drone can get there without using battery and escape without running down to empty.
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At least 40 divers from coastal communities in the Yucatán have died after ascending to the surface too quickly or staying on the seafloor too long while harvesting sea cucumbers.
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Still, Tuesday's vote and the popular support for teacher strikes in red states show that unions have the wind at their backs for the first time in a long while.
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Over the last few months, feeling the most stable I've felt for a long while, I've repeatedly come back to the idea that there's someone out there who invented Citalopram.
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There are always some styles that are en vogue, but over the last two decades everything has become a mixture of ingredients that have been there for a long while.
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Here it is: A long while ago, a great warrior faced a situation which made it necessary for him to make a decision which insured his success on the battlefield.
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We are here, working, while you enjoy what may be the last good days for a long while, because the crisis is almost certainly going to get a lot worse.
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Yes, they're a pretty penny and probably about twice what I've paid for waders in the past, but I'll place my bets on these things lasting a good long while.
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Hall spoke warmly of the musical community that once nurtured Pinegrove, but when asked whether he still felt like part of such a community he paused for a long while.
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That is a less risky strategy — though investing in stocks always involves risks, perhaps especially in a period like this one, when stocks have been rising for a long while.
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Sometimes you just want a larger-than-life adventure story about thieves, wizards, assassins and kings to dwell in for a good long while, and this certainly scratched that itch.
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Caroline Framke: The Handmaid's Tale tells the kind of story that curls up in the pit of your stomach, settles into a gnarled knot, and stays for a long, long while.
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Ten years in a UN post is a long time by traditional diplomatic standards, but Russia tends to keep its lead diplomat at the UN in place for a long while.
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Just this question, of how do you properly compute the formation of bound states and figure out their impact on observations, is something I've been thinking about for a long while.
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" A man named Richard Nephew, who wrote the book The Art of Sanctions: A View from the Field, said he was "responsible" for US sanctions against Iran "for a long while.
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"The real danger of a no-deal Brexit … is the political implications, and for a long while there will be an ice age between the EU and the UK," Wolff said.
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But I held out for a good long while by very tenaciously inflating the credibility of every scrap of evidence for my worldview, and mercilessly discounting the credibility of contrary evidence.
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Is'nt it bad enough that you stabbed every senior citizen in the back by keeping interest rates at zero for this long, while taking care of your friends in wall street.
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The recovery is the 19th that SpaceX has managed, and it's been a long while since it's failed to do this, even with changes in how its rockets return to Earth.
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The French firm is livid at the way Nissan has handled the investigation of Mr Ghosn, especially its refusal for a long while to share any details of his alleged misdeeds.
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Kelli remembers how they would wrinkle like a prune from being under water for too long while working at the first job he had in the US as a Syrian refugee.
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Pitching consultant Kyle Boddy explains in a nutshell: For a long while in North America, the shuuto was confused with the gyroball, a pitch that doesn't exist on a practical level.
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And while laptops will be with us for a good long while yet, I'd wager most people don't consider it a priority to have headphones that work with all their stuff.
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But even if oil prices are beginning to bottom, it is expected to be a long slow process, and prices are expected to remain at low levels for a long while.
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Well the waiting game just got a whole lot more painful because another tasty new flavor was just revealed, and it won't be on store shelves for a good long while.
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"For a good long while, I let myself think that the slender platinum blonde behind the counter at Pret A Manger was in love with me," wrote Timothy Noah in 2013.
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Nevertheless, we are nowhere near "normal" conditions; although America's economy has been recovering for a long while and unemployment is low, the Federal Reserve is proceeding very cautiously with tighter rates.
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But here's the catch: CIOs prefer startups that have moved past taking baby steps in their journey, and are already showing signs of being around for a long while to come.
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"Bear in mind that for a long while this has been one of the poorest deserts on the planet, and suddenly that little bit they had has become everything," Ancarani notes.
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But in my previous job, ghost-writing memoirs for former criminals, I met people who'd managed to avoid being arrested for that long while committing crimes every day of the week.
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After all, a financial crisis of that magnitude leads to lawsuits, bankruptcies, career disruptions and other economic events that muddy a recovery, and they take a long while to clear up.
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The interrogation with Emily definitely was happening in the future; so if there aren't any time jumps in season 3 it might be a long while before we see it again.
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I think that North Korea's one-party system will remain in place for a long while and that in the meantime the country's human rights situation will continue to be dire.
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Mountain Lake is a rare geological specimen that, a video on the lodge's website explains, drains itself once in a long while as a sort of purifying exercise, eventually refilling naturally.
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The anguished scene that will stay with me for a long while came late, a moment of motherly longing, when Silvia, now grimy, haggard and delirious, thinks about her little boy.
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He's called back to Manchester when his brother Joe (Kyle Chandler) dies, leaving behind a 17-year-old son Patrick (Lucas Hedges), whose troubled mother took off a long while ago.
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Season 2 does provide more of a backstory for Oscar and Cesar's relationship, but their parents don't make an appearance, so it may be a long while before we understand what happened.
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And on iOS, where Chrome has been sorely neglected for a long while, the toolbar finally goes to the right place — the bottom of the screen, closer to where your thumbs are.
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WeChat's dominance has been clear for a long while — I wrote as much back in 2013 — and today it has 846 million monthly active users, the majority of whom are in China.
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One, at Texas A&M, is big enough that it can scan things up to six feet long, while the micro-CT scanner Summers uses can capture the details of tiny specimens.
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There's a wild salty nightmare of a horror flick, a high-spirited biopic, a quiet meditation on love and aging, and, the most argued-about comic book movie in a long while.
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I have been a big fan of online for a long while now, thanks in no small part to the fount of deep-seated idiocy you can encounter on any given day.
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" Eğrikavuk told Hyperallergic by email: "For a long while I have been interested in how, as women we can produce new discourses in public space that say 'no' to the existing ones.
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Still, Biles, who took 14 months off from the sport after her triumph at the 2016 Olympics, stepped onto the floor facing external pressure for the first time in a long while.
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Each Alpine discipline is contested on a completely different playing field — a slalom course might be a few hundred yards long while a downhill course might cover two miles top to bottom.
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"No, no, it has been a rumour for a long while," said Sinochem Group's chairman, when asked if his company planned to acquire ChemChina, at the Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong.
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With a non-marking Vibram outsole for rugged resilience and a breathable mesh fabric, these boots will keep your dog comfortable all day long while delivering unmatched protection against wet and weather.
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For a long while, YouTube's had the core advantage of being the only platform that boasts a popular VOD section (how most people use YouTube) while also growing its live-streaming component.
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The pig breaks down quite slowly, looking for a long while as if it's merely going to sweat the whole time and never become crisp or mahogany, as you have been promised.
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Then, an inherent imbalance had to be corrected, since the main span is 624 feet long, while the back span, on the other side of the pylons, is only 377 feet long.
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Vice Principals didn't always care how you reacted to its provocations, so long as you did react, and it was among the boldest things I've seen on TV in a long while.
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That's a lot easier to accept when there's no nostalgic pull to the original, but it also allows Burton to let loose, and get creative in ways he hasn't in a long while.
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"Insurance products will be out of reach for those people - in terms of even just micro-insurance premiums which are very small - for a long while to come," said report author Catherine Blampied.
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As we told you ... Rob was seen for the first time in a long while last week on Kim's Instagram Story while he was celebrating with the family at her 39th birthday dinner.
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For a long while, the only confirmed news was that Julianne Hough was to play innocent transfer Sandy, while High School Musical alum Vanessa Hudgens was set to play leading Pink Lady Rizzo.
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She's part of an elite, and unfortunately small, group of black female actors who have managed to remain relevant in Hollywood for that long, while jumping from the big screen to the small.
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Just when you thought the "steamed hams" meme from The Simpsons had run its course, behold, the above video which is the most '90s thing to hit the web in a long while.
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In standard leagues, where folks start one quarterback, one tight end, a defense and a kicker, those positions aren't scarce and so I'm likely to wait a good long while to draft them.
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As long as that date is a few years away, you can stock up in bulk, and you won't have that annoying feeling of running out of batteries again for a long while.
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"I don't think I will go to Manchester for a long while [because] of seeing people covered in blood and not knowing what you were doing when you left the building," she said.
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In the distance, from my brooding perch, the shoreline is cloaked in a dull haze where I can discern an unremitting penance that has been heading this way for a long, long while.
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Despite Aramco's assurance, concerns remain over oil supply which could be disrupted if the outage continued for long, while a full return to normal oil production volumes "may take months", sources told Reuters.
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The peso has also benefited from simple reversion to the mean — it had weakened for a long while, even before its unfortunate tangle with Mr. Trump — and was due for a jolt upward.
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"Without a doubt, Nelson has got to reintroduce himself to a lot of Floridians who aren't as familiar with him as people who have lived here a long while," said political analyst Susan MacManus.
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All this combines to deliver a kind of rarefied durability, and it's the first time in a long while I feel like there's a phone that will never need a case to stay safe.
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"It took me a while to come out, a long while, even to myself, it was a long road of self-awareness and struggle and denial," Buttigieg told an audience in Iowa in June.
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For a long while, the Ruby Room featured Trevor Latham—president of the East Bay Rats Motorcycle Club who was recently profiled by author Alex Abramovich in Bullies—as its quintessential Oakland door guy.
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At Liberty Science Center, in Jersey City, I attended a Day of Drones one Sunday in early March, 255, and had to cruise the lot for a long while to find a parking space.
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But Democrats are unmoved, noting that no bills have been reported under an open rule all Congress long, while popular bipartisan proposals tackling issues like immigration and prescription drug costs have been shelved altogether.
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Zayn showing up to turn heel by yanking Owens out of the way and subsequently placing his friend's arm over the kayfabe knocked out McMahon was the best WWE storytelling in a long while.
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The play fatally falls apart at the end, but Mr. Organ keeps us entertained for a good long while before that, making us guess and guess again about what, exactly, is going on here.
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He said trade protectionism is the biggest worry for the record high stock market, and if the Trump administration takes some broad action, it could lead to the first correction in a long while.
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This is what you're born with, and this is what you die with, and to understand how your own body can fight against you took me a long while to get my head around.
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EO Science 2.0 AR won't keep you occupied for long: While it's visually attractive, it doesn't contain much real science or explanation — you'll have to search online for that information to better understand the maps.
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Australian consumer prices beat expectations last quarter but core inflation ended another year below the central bank's target band, an outcome that cemented views interest rates will remain at record lows for a long while.
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Nah. Dropping $50 to $100 will get you a perfectly fine mechanical keyboard (or higher quality membrane keyboard) that feels good to type on, has a stable base, and will last a good, long while.
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Rosa's sexuality was apparently considered for a long while in the writers' room, mostly because Beatriz herself recently came out publicly as bisexual and regularly bats down the pernicious myths that come with the territory.
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Barring a couple of brilliant parts in Leon's campaign in Resident Evil 6, it's been a long while since Resi's main focus was this sort of slow-and-steady-and-now-I've-soiled-myself experience.
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A lunar month, as measured by the time it takes to go from one full moon to another — a "synodic month" — is 29.5 days long, while most calendar months are 30 or 31 days long.
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Critics blame President Nicolas Maduro and the ruling Socialist Party for Venezuela's economic mess, saying they have persisted with failed statist policies for too long, while turning a blind eye to rampant corruption and inefficiency.
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The tape is only eight tracks long, which could be an indication Young Thug is beginning to take the editing process a little more seriously (Slime Season was 18 tracks long, while SS2 was 22).
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As one suspect told police, 'Why would I risk selling drugs and get busted when I can put $10,000 on a card and do it from home all day long while the cartoons are on?
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Biographers want psychological access, but Hoover, though the records he left behind are vast, has the quality of not being personally present in a life that, for a long while, produced one triumph after another.
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For a good long while, Pruitt's emulation of the president and overwrought obsequiousness gave him favored-child status, and I thought that perhaps he was inoculated from punishment, just as he was immune from shame.
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Bobroczkyi said the day he met Porzingis, while visiting a basketball academy in Seville, Spain, was the first time in a long while that he stood eye-to-eye with somebody other than his father.
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If you don't need the money for a long while and are able to retain your equanimity in a protracted crisis, you may be able to avoid paying attention to the stock and bond markets.
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In a frank conversation, Tyrone admits he didn't want to complain to Tandy about living alone in a church because she did it for so long, while Tandy admits how much she struggled during that time.
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If you are thinking about buying some extra storage for your smartphone, or Nintendo Switch, this is a good opportunity to buy a high-capacity card that will take you a long while to fill up.
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T-Mobile and Sprint have been in merger talks for a long while now, but the latter may be attempting to jockey for position by allying itself with Charter and Comcast, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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I haven't slow-cooked anything in a long while, but I had a hankering for this cilantro-lime chicken recipe I like, so I follow the recipe and put the bird on low for six hours.
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I was the type of cat, where I just wanted to make music and I didn't want you to hold a camera in my face all day long, while I was eating my plate of food.
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The game itself isn't shipping for a while (probably a long while since it's in "pre-alpha"), but as part of the rollout anyone can create art and music and submit them to the hitRECord website.
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Once the country makes it through the crunch, people are able to leave their homes and go to work, and the economy begins growing again, substantial government assistance will still be needed for a long while.
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On network television, the trend has been toward shorter commercials: In the first half of this year, 36 percent of national TV ads were 5.73 seconds long while 49 percent lasted 30 seconds, Nielsen data shows.
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Josh Dawsey and Nick Miroff of The Washington Post broke the news, and when I read it, I realized that I hadn't heard much about Jared — or, for that matter, Ivanka — in a good long while.
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For a long while, I saw the alt-right as this weird quasi-nihilistic subculture that latched onto politics purely as a tool of disruption and not necessarily as a means to some actual political outcome.
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By the afternoon of July 21, Bob's Burgers creator Loren Bouchard had straight up offered Chong a job, making for one of the better happily-ever-afters I've seen on the internet in a long while.
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As Neil Degrasse Tyson is no doubt preparing to tell us on Twitter, it'll be a long while before humans need to contend with the nightmare of prematurely waking up out of induced sleep during interstellar travel.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if they stay in Alexandria for a good long while," Mr. Kirkman said after the finale, and Deanna, the leader, left extensive expansion blueprints plans before she met her end in the episode.
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The married actors can't keep a straight face for long while giving a tour of their modern Los Angeles home, which boasts a casual midcentury style, gorgeous views and an extensive — and occasionally strange — contemporary art collection.
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We will see over the coming year which tendency prevails, but one thing should be clear: Tech land is entering a new phase, with as much uncertainty ahead as there has been for a long, long while.
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I see this as a cult, an insistent fantasy, in distinction from the far less glamorous reality of those of us who survive it for a while, maybe for a long while, and of those who don't.
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Before the speech he spent a long while -- more than is typical for a President, according to a person familiar with the setup -- with aides adjusting the camera framing and lighting so that it met his specifications.
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For a long while now the commentariat has wondered how it is that four more years of Mr. de Blasio, who, despite clear successes, still grates on so many of his constituents, could be considered an inevitability.
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Its bittersweet lyrics — "It's a long, long while from May to December, and the days grow short when you reach September" — lent the song to a variety of covers, including this one by Weill's widow, Lotte Lenya.
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I've been cooking these enchiladas con carne for a long while now, ever since Robb Walsh taught me how to make them in the kitchen of his crowded El Real Tex-Mex restaurant in Houston last year.
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Essentially, and Lynn too, but for a long while it was me out on the road raising money and sort of trying to get some critical mass of funding in order to be able to do it.
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Is it safe to say that for as many good moments as she's had on the show, Dany is ultimately the weakest major character now that Jon is surprisingly compelling (something that wasn't true for a long while)?
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Adult male humpback whales are typically 38-42 feet long, while females tend to measure in at 40-45 feet — about the same length of an average school bus — the Hawaiian Island Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary reports.
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But even if the Friends cast does indeed reconvene for some sort of reunion, scripted or otherwise, missing in much of this is a key piece of information: Friends ruined the TV comedy for a good long while.
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This situation is no doubt a consequence of the fact that the state's political leaders openly accommodated segregationist attitudes for so long, while giving Civil War nostagia such a prominent place in the civic life of the state.
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Negan is undoubtedly a terrifying and dangerous man, but he's also a human one, so the fact that he has managed to stay alive this long while being the absolute worst has always been a mystery to me.
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As Wired revealed last week, Doppler has a working version of a real-time translation feature for Here One — though Kraft says it will be a long while before something like that rolls out to the consumer product.
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Surprising no one, Microsoft brought their blue-ribbon hog out on stage yet again at their E3 press conference this year, but for the first time in a long while what they offered actually caught my eye. Literally.
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And how could we not talk about the cover of Leann Womack's "Either Way," (written by Stapleton and featuring him on backing vocals) one of the most heartbreaking songs to come out of Nashville in a long while?
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There is nothing unusual about a fighter being on the ground for a long while after being knocked out, but broadcasts cut away from that image almost immediately to focus on the celebrating winner because it's extremely uncomfortable.
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The store page explains that the game "should be done in one walk-through [which] takes about 45 minutes," meaning that you're sitting there in a chair paying close attention to the game for quite a long while.
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Today, electric vehicles make up a scant 2% of car sales worldwide, so it'll likely be a long while before any of these startups pose a true threat to Harley-Davidson or any other well-established motorcycle manufacturer.
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Glen's sidekick/buffoon, Ralph (Charlie Day), pretends to vigorously masturbate for a long while as Glen talks on the phone to his actor/love interest — a physically funny beat that isn't illegal but is also kind of fucked up.
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It'll likely be a long while before Tinder is actively using its troves of data — about who you like, and if you're in the majority, and all your deal-breakers — to help marketers and advertisers better sell to you.
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I've been friends with three of said bands for a good long while now, and a fan for even longer, so it was an especial treat for me to get to hit the road with them for a spell.
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Part of the car2go fleet in Portland was electrified a few years ago, but the service had to abandon the EV idea when it became apparent that the cars were out of rotation for too long while they recharged.
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"A frappé allows you to sit and chat for hours: not only is it sipped slowly, but the foam remains in the glass for a long while; it doesn't disappear quickly—the drink doesn't suddenly go flat," explains Constantinopoulos.
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"It takes a long while to build a brand, but brands can be diminished or destroyed in relatively short order, and I think the administration is destroying bedrock cornerstones to what the party has historically stood for," Sanford said.
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In my experience with Flowstate, the app is a remarkable way to produce random but insightful thoughts and discover any suppressed feelings or anxieties, like squeezing water out of a sponge for the first time in a long while.
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The gig itself was amazing, but what made it extremely special for me was that before the show, me and best friend were waiting outside the venue and the drummer, Aki, came up and chatted for a long while.
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But I hadn't heard the work in a long while before Thursday, when Jaap van Zweden led the New York Philharmonic in a formidable performance at David Geffen Hall, part of the orchestra's season-ending "Music of Conscience" series.
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The video game, which doesn't yet have a release date, will launch on Xbox One—the timed-exclusivity is only for PC. And eventually, after "a pretty long while," Ooblets will be available via other PC storefronts, like Steam.
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Given I am much older and not often in the market for anything — my more frantic hunting and gathering was over way back when — it's the first time in a long while that I have had to outfit another home.
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The movie has been such a blockbuster that interest in Wonder Woman will no doubt continue for a long while to come — but let's at least hope people get a little more creative with their search terms as time goes on.
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Figgis and his actors vividly recreate the stickiness of martial argument—how two people who have been together a long while, and presumably love each other, know how to push each other's buttons, take deliberate offense, and choose to escalate.
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They'll also have Bluetooth Low Energy and support for the long-in-development-yet-still-nascent Thread smart home protocol that rival Eero has also been chasing a good long while, though Google says Thread capabilities aren't coming till 2020.
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Made entirely from Everlane's, 2175 percent recycled fabric and filled with 2250 percent recycled, high-performance Primaloft insulation, The ReNew Puffy Puff Coat will keep you warm and stylish all season long while helping you do good for the environment.
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The iMac Pro can also be maxed out with 128GB of ECC memory and a 4TB SSD drive, all cooled by a new dual centrifugal fan system that hopefully won't require you to wear headphones all day long while you work.
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In the men's singles, China will be represented by London champion and world number four Zhang Jike and world number one Ma Long, while Fan Zhendong and Xu Xin — number two and three respectively — will participate in the team events.
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It's used as a stand-in and in trailers everywhere because it provokes an emotional response without fail; The Thin Red Line was everywhere for a long while, even as temp music for movies that Zimmer was meant to score himself.
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And today a Pennsylvania board recommended the 20183-year-old, who is now under house arrest while he waits for sentencing, which could be 15 years long, while he&aposs doing that at home is declared potentially a sexually violent predator.
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He wouldn't go into detail, but he acknowledged he may have stuck with a struggling Tobias Harris for too long while ignoring Stanley Johnson, who made all three of his 284-point attempts but didn't play much in the second half.
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Still, for the moment, it's worth noting that for all that both Sanders and Trump talk about the nefarious role of wealthy donors in politics, they are the first plausible candidates in a long while not to depend on wealthy donors.
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Still, the idea that you can change your body forever—or at least for a good long while—through a few weeks of strength training is encouraging, even if those muscles aren't doing all that much work this very moment.
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"In a remarkable recital on Monday night at the Walter Reade Theater, Brian Asawa showed the kind of pure, effortless countertenor voice that comes along only once in a long while," Alex Ross wrote in The Times in January 1994.
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It was meant to be taken as keeping in the spirit of the Quiet Revolution, to shrug off the paternalistic, anti-sex atmosphere that had dominated the province for so long (while still sounding titillating, and still kind of creepy).
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Yet for a long while, I maintained another delusion: that there were was something particularly Russian about these compromises — that they were inevitable result of how the Putin state has gained an effective monopoly over politics, business and civic life.
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This isn't an unusual policy, but here the result is that smaller groups, even when they arrive early, can end up staring at the two big empty tables and the wall art — lightboxes made from vintage pinball playfields — for a long while.
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Gomez, Fiers power Astros past White Sox HOUSTON — For a long while a fortuitous snap of the bat and bounce of the ball appeared to be the lone tally the red-hot Astros offense would muster against White Sox right-hander Miguel Gonzalez.
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Among the questions that Eggers doesn't ask is how and why Mokhtar, whose family is well-to-do and of fairly elite status in Yemen, is reduced, for a long while, to being a college dropout and a nobody in the United States.
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" He says the desire for a fresh face is "one of the things that Joe would have to overcome" but added "he will be someone that a lot of Democrats will look at very fondly because he's provided leadership for a long while.
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Odd jobs at fast food restaurants were options as well, but Zehm decided he'd have a better chance of making his game company dream come true if he did nothing else, understanding he'd be unable to pay rent for a long while.
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"If the economic cycle and bull market has been running for a long while, it is no surprise that analysts will extrapolate the past into the future and become more bullish about the future longterm prospects for the companies they cover," Edwards wrote.
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All night long, while the music bumped outside the courtyard walls, inside the Levi family compound dozens of relatives gathered around hundreds of sweet potatoes, bananas, yucca and russet potatoes, all to be peeled, sliced and sorted in preparation to feed 1,500 people.
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It's a long, long while before Luca's mother removes the clamp of her hand from the back of his neck, before she leans back far enough for him to notice that the angle of light falling through the bathroom window has changed.
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Ingredients that have been left to sit alongside one another for a long while simply lose some of their sharp edges in the process for the sake of a greater good, in much the same way as individuals morph into a family.
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"I deleted my account because their decision to ban support of Trump only helps to perpetuate this massive hysteria that has overwhelmed this craft for a long while now," author and self-described gay conservative knitter Gregory Patrick wrote on his blog, Mad Man Knitting.
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Both products had all of the Sonos highlights — great sound, amazing interfaces and easy setup — but the Base had too much surface area for more elegant installations and the Bar was too long while still sporting an aesthetic that harkened back to 2008 Crutchfield catalogs.
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Frank Bruni The media's responsibility for Donald Trump's political success will be debated for a good long while, with the network honcho Les Moonves's words about Trump's candidacy ("It may not be good for America, but it's damn good for CBS") front and center.
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In different hands, that's a narrative you've heard before, but Kelela, of course, spins it into her own very special brand of magic, completely unique on 2017's musical landscape: no song has been as simultaneously catchy, smart, and stylish in a long while.
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Meanwhile, yesterday on Twitter I encountered what was, for a bred-in-the-bone Tolkien fan like me, the creepiest thing I've seen in a long while: Rereading Lord of the Rings 10 years later, only to realize that the Ring is my smartphone. pic.twitter.
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But for a long while, there really wasn't any hard evidence tying anyone in Trumpworld to any collusion or attempted collusion to influence the 2016 election — making it plausible that the Russian influence campaign and hackings were done without any involvement from Trump associates.
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Death Crown is a lighter strategy game that gave me just the right amount of enjoyment for about three hours, and its cinematics for beating the end-game bosses are some of the most aesthetically pleasing I've seen in a game in a long while.
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We should warn you at the outset that prices and available models fluctuate wildly, even week to week—with new TVs hitting the market regularly and older ones sticking around for a long while, taking a look on a site like Amazon can be a bewildering experience.
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But that was because for a long while, I thought Maxwell, although a very interesting villain, was a buffoonish, clownish character who was acting on his own — that SAIMR wasn't real, that he was sitting by himself producing these weird documents with clip art and stationery.
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Trevor is a singer, and in the wistful "Midnight at the Never Get" — the lushly romantic if clunkily titled new musical by Mark Sonnenblick, directed by Max Friedman at the York Theater Company at St. Peter's — he has been here a long while, polishing his act.
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Even though you haven't been in touch in a long while, this is an important enough matter to break the silence: You can decide, in view of your relationship, whether it will be kinder to bring this up with him in person, by telephone or in writing.
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I just finished my dissertation which was, for a long while, occupying a great deal of my mental space, so I am super excited to be dipping back in to "recreational" reading, and have bought a ton of poetry books (which is my favorite kind of literature).
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Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow GOP senator introduces bill banning 'addictive' social media features MORE (R-Neb.) said the behavior has "gone on for too long," while Sen.
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The world may be barreling toward a digital, online future, but as long as we flesh-and-blood people inhabit it, businesses such as Best Buy that serve our human needs as much as our digital ones may be with us for a very long while.
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At one point Big talks about his double consciousness, a theme that's been part of black American storytelling for a long while, at least back to W.E.B. DuBois and his 1903 autoethnography The Souls of Black Folk and extending through much pop culture created by black filmmakers and storytellers.
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"Obviously you felt bad for everyone involved, but we just lost a horse that could have been around for a long while, being very successful as a stallion, producing talented sons and daughters, that's the stuff you can't avoid in our industry," his co-owner James Scatuorchio said.
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"The people I know that are voting for Donald Trump, a lot of times, they don't like the rhetoric he's using but they say, 'We don't like his rhetoric, but he's the only guy that's come along in a very long while who's actually talked to those issues,' " he said.
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He added that while some are legitimately asking questions about startups that are staying private for too long while continuing to tap into private funding, racking up sky-high valuations on paper in the process, this isn't translating to pressure for TCV's portfolio companies to jump into anything soon themselves.
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It is an echo of the Cold War's bad old days, and as this installment of Retro Report shows, some people worry that it is an omen of what may lie ahead, as the major powers resort to the sort of nuclear saber-rattling not seen for a long while.
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"Add pitch-perfect comedic timing, a solid cast of comedy's hardest hitters, and inimitable chemistry presented in the form of one of the most satisfying female friendships in a long while, and you have one of the best shows of the year, easily," said Shannon Miller in The AV Club.
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A truly great solo show comes around only once in a long while — and this is especially true on the commercial stages of Broadway or the West End in London — which is why it seems incredible that there are three such productions running at leading playhouses in the German-speaking world.
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But while watching its sixth episode — the final one for this first season, and maybe the series finale, period, if NBC doesn't pick more episodes up — I realized that I'd grown to love Maya and Marty, if only because it's one of the warmest shows I've seen in a long while.
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"For a long while, I've thought that what Moore and I had created was itself like a Rorschach blot: a sprawling, eccentric design of words and pictures that readers could interpret and add emphasis to in their own minds," Gibbons wrote in his foreword to the 2017 annotated version of the graphic novel.
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Magna, which is a key supplier to essentially ever major automaker in operation right now, has been investing heavily in autonomous driving technology, but has previously cautioned that it still believes true self-driving tech won't be widely available to consumers for a long while yet, with cost accounting for part of that.
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After taking her monster smash "Bodak Yellow" all the way to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, she's been congratulated by hip-hop giants from Missy Elliott to Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim, and basically proved to everyone who wrote her off that she'll be sticking around for a long while yet.
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What's of value to me in this case, at any rate, is that this artwork, which for some reason struck my eye and drew me closer, not unlike other pieces earlier on in my stroll, really held me there in contemplation for a good long while because of all its lacking specifics.
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For the first time in a long while I recognized myself in another, and somehow that simple tether allowed me to slowly pull myself away from one of the most terrifying beliefs common to the kind of ailment I'm describing: that one is utterly alone, uniquely so, and that this condition is permanent.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 89%What critics said: "Add pitch-perfect comedic timing, a solid cast of comedy's hardest hitters, and inimitable chemistry presented in the form of one of the most satisfying female friendships in a long while, and you have one of the best shows of the year, easily.
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The writing has been on MoviePass' wall for a long while now, but precipitous stock drops and constant financial bad news hasn't stopped the company from ticking along — until last night, when service was disrupted because the company ran out of money, and its parent company borrowed an emergency $5 million from the hedge fund Hudson Bay.
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We went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art , where he lingered for a long while in front of Cubist self-portraits, whose geometric exaggerations struck Yan as "beguiling and unexpectedly moving"; and to Flushing, where he was so tempted by the price of Nikes that he bought pairs for his entire family, despite not knowing anyone's size.
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It took a long while to figure out why, but eventually David realized how ambitious we were being: The two 14s imposed major constraints on the black squares in a 15 x 15 grid, plus the long 38-letter wrapped entry was causing some really tough letter combinations in both directions when it turned a corner.
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"We owe a profound debt of gratitude to all our health professionals and everybody who'll be on the front lines of this pandemic for a long while," Obama tweeted on Tuesday, sharing the story of a family in which the father, a doctor, had opted to self-quarantine away from his family while treating coronavirus patients.
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"All strokes are different so for some people the effects may be relatively minor and may not last long, while others may be left with more serious long term effects," said senior author Dr. Anna De Simoni of the Centre for Primary Care and Public Health at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry at Queen Mary University of London.
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Their increasing ambivalence about what Gilead has meant for them (while still believing in the cause on a societal level), the ambiguity over whether Serena betrayed Fred, that long conversation in the woods about who they might have been, had the US not fallen — they all added up to the best episode for these two in a long, long while.
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Brand, who's British and finds the whole US fascination with guns slightly strange, took my question in a slightly different direction: I spoke recently to a British journalist named Gary Younge who lived in this country for a long while, and he's written a brilliant book about the number of children killed by guns in America in a 24-hour period.
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It is among the most materially engaging and formally transcendent works I've seen by Kiefer in a long while, filled with buoyant, almost Impressionist color that's a far cry from the ash, carbon, and rust comprising the other paintings in the show, and anchored by two vertical metal double helixes, climbing like beanstalks from a few inches below the canvas to the very top.
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"This is the better fear gauge — especially as the VIX has been stuck on empty as political risk spirals out of control for a long while, " Wolff wrote to CNBC in an email, referring to the 10-year Treasury yield better indicating broader market health than the CBOE Volatility Index (widely regarded as a so-called fear gauge), which has been hovering around historically low levels for much of this year.
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The parents, played by Edie Falco and John Turturro, aren't the only ones who struggle with infidelity issues—Dana, who's engaged to Ben (Jay Duplass), finds herself crashing at her parents' place for a bit too long while she tries to figure out if she's really ready to commit, and Ali flirts with the kind of dangerous fun only afforded to city kids: sex, drugs, and, keeping with the 90s theme, raves.
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