I'm kind of losing track of how many it's been.
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To avoid losing track of time, use a timer, he suggests.
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There may be signs that they are losing track of their finances.
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You can skip a few weeks without losing track of the plot.
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HHS is still placing them with sponsors and losing track of them.
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After all, the worst habit is losing track of what really matters to you.
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Others are getting caught up in the unfollowing step and losing track of the rest.
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The film leaps ahead years at a time without losing track of its central story.
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Barely conscious, and losing track of where I was, I told myself: Just keep going.
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I am losing track of who is from what prison and which ginger is which.
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Well, losing track of what was being said, not seeming to know where he was.
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Losing track of children who arrive at the border alone is not a new phenomenon.
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On one occasion, the team ended up losing track of the storm and perishing in it.
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He managed to get out of the car and sprinted away, losing track of his friend.
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He forgot clients' names in mid-conversation and was losing track of important details at work.
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We've gone from babysitting to somehow repeatedly losing track of an actual baby in this movie.
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It is, so we end up eating on his lanai, grabbing more drinks, and losing track of time.
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There is a fine line between distilling problems to issues of principle and losing track of the settings altogether.
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Between the lines, via Axios Amy Harder: If you're losing track of all the lawsuits, you're probably not alone.
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At the same time, it's being blamed for not vetting sponsors carefully enough and for "losing track" of children.
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Edwards has an incomparable ability to capture scale without losing track of the tiny humans living and dying on the ground.
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The drones made a series of "high-speed low passes at the agents," resulting in authorities losing track of the target.
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Upon reuniting, Yulia claims her father fell to his knees to apologize for losing track of her all those years ago.
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Authorities have begun to piece together his movements in the hours following the attack, before losing track of him in central Brussels.
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Trump's post has been criticized as tone-deaf amid an ongoing crisis involving the U.S. government losing track of 1,500 migrant children.
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"'Controlled' repatriations allow European governments to prepare their prosecution, detention regime, and above all to avoid losing track of them," he said.
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They have scattered in all directions, losing track of who among their neighbors is still alive and who has been brutally murdered.
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She seems to be operating on a slightly different plane than those around her, and is often forgetful, losing track of her possessions.
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People don't have time to apologize for its not being a city when their civilized friends suspect them of losing track of the point.
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I could do those things last night too, but to do so meant taking off the headset and completely losing track of the game.
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Neptune is the planet of fantasy (and escapism)—is there anything better than losing track of time and space when you're in someone's arms?
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He decided, a couple years ago, maybe it's been a year and a half — now I'm losing track of time — to pivot the product.
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He gave it as a gift to a fellow representative, whose descendants kept it in the family while apparently losing track of its significance.
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The federal government received a bipartisan bashing Wednesday for losing track of hundreds of guns and grenade launchers that were donated to police departments.
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So he should move forward in a steady and reassuring fashion without losing track of the end goals of bringing about meaningful and desirable change.
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Her mother said she wrote the information on her daughter because she feared losing track of the child if separated during the asylum application process.
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Facebook has angered lawmakers for losing track of users' data and for not doing more to stop foreign meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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In addition to losing track of timeline logistics, creators often struggle to maintain the emotional consistency and realism of their characters within time travel frameworks.
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We broke down the various failures that led to the federal government losing track of thousands of children separated from their parents at the border.
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I felt I was losing track of my physical location, rising above my body, viewing my life from a very distant point, hovering over it.
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In one, set in the 1940s, a woman goes to the movies and becomes immersed in a Gregory Peck picture, losing track of what's real.
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Although counting is usually relaxing, Lee Child's new Jack Reacher novel, BLUE MOON (Delacorte, $28.99), gave me agita because I kept losing track of the bodies.
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Many well-intentioned people flooded the web with their outrage: How could the Trump administration release these children so quickly that it's losing track of them?
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After all, it's always new, the drama of a 91st-minute winner is never fake, so blame me not for losing track of how important they are.
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People felt the image was controversial given reports of the Office of Refugee Resettlement losing track of 1,500 immigrant children in the last three months of 2017.
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Over the couple of minutes I used it, I was able to look around, walk, crouch, and shake my head without it ever losing track of me.
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Given how quickly the issue has moved, we can't blame you for losing track of which states have banned daily fantasy sports, or regulated or legalized it.
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Almost 150 law enforcement agencies were suspended over the six-year period prior to the ban for losing track of equipment, according to ABC News and Fusion.
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In another incident this spring, a French police officer was charged with losing track of a USB drive that contained huge amounts of personal information of police officers.
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Russo, like Mike, is livid about the people who are blaming the family for losing track of their kid and launches into a What's The World Coming To?!
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Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote — $39.99 See Details If your boo keeps losing track of all their stuff, then a Tile tracker is exactly what they need.
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The first story revolves around the federal government losing track of almost 1,500 immigrant children who arrived in the US as unaccompanied minors and were placed in temporary homes.
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The pressures and challenges of motherhood, low-wage jobs, and societal marginalization makes minority women around the world much more susceptible to losing track of mental and physical health.
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The report paints a picture of a very mentally disturbed person -- with 30-year-old Bess repeatedly making bizarre demands, incoherent statements and losing track of where he was.
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For example, it could see an uptick in new customer acquisition as customers are drawn to the prospect of not being punished for losing track of their account balances.
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I booted it up just to see if I could play it with the Razer Turret, and ended up losing track of the time because I was so comfortable.
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Three predictions: First, you'll find that politics is a little like a daytime soap opera, where you can skip a couple of weeks without losing track of the plot.
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But it's driven by women reconciling their deep inner lives with a world that expects them to live for other people, sometimes losing track of reality in the process.
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He would like to sit on the floor for a while and see what's in there, fingering through the issues, granting or withholding his approval, losing track of time.
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By extension, Begin is also solving one of the more persistent problems of messaging apps: losing track of things you need to remember in the wider thread of the conversation.
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The prosecution tactic is expected to compound an existing problem: Federal officials are losing track of migrant children in the U.S. foster care system, The Associated Press reported last month.
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But when that routine becomes interrupted—either by personal issues or by losing track of who will be where and what center is open that night—the process becomes abrasive.
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Although her memory from the night before the assault is hazy because she was drinking, she said she remembers losing track of her friends at a bar in downtown Toronto.
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That's right, while many Americans were readying themselves for New Year's Eve outings and losing track of the days while on vacation, government officials were finalizing a 25-page disaster plan.
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Its protagonist expresses his love for his late fiancé by traveling throughout her timeline, trying to protect her, hoping to save her life, almost losing track of himself in the process.
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They engage in an embattled mirroring under a red spotlight, each following the other as they shift through powerful stances, losing track of where one's movement begins and the other ends.
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Yes, Mercury retrograde is around the corner, so you'll erase and rewrite plenty of the items on your to-do list, but better that than losing track of time and your responsibilities.
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He has gone 40 times, often losing track of time and staying late into the night as he watched the pressmen to understand their work and to anticipate where to set his camera.
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" She's a fan of "authentic human contact," but worries that by texting and Facebook messaging so often, "we may be losing track of what such contact is, or how we can achieve it.
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"'The Handmaiden' is just pure cinema, a dizzying, disturbing fable of love and betrayal that piles on luxurious imagery, while never losing track of its story's human core," wrote The Atlantic critic David Sims.
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Big tech has been criticized by politicians in the United States and in Europe in recent years over issues ranging from Facebook losing track of users' data to how Google ranks the results of searches.
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If you have a friend and you're running alongside them, it feels like you're losing track of time and it gets your mind off things, as you just look forward to the next mile marker.
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The Chicago-based startup was started by a father – Jiobit's co-founder and CEO John Renaldi – after he experienced firsthand the terror of losing track of his then six-year old son at a local park.
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He showed up at the ballpark not knowing who the opposing pitcher was, gave up on switch-hitting on a whim and was benched after losing track of how many outs there were in an inning.
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If your address changes, it's up to the employer to keep up with you, but there's no gain in running the risk of losing track of your accounts, which may not stay invested the way you'd like.
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If you're losing track of who's doing what to whom, this FACTBOX will help: And in the most recent escalation, President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to impose tariffs on all $500 billion-plus imports from China.
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A federal judge commended the Trump administration on Friday for the progress made reuniting families separated by the Department of Homeland Security's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, but blamed the administration for losing track of some migrant parents.
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Losing track of your kid in a crowded store, swearing in front of them one too many times—you're bound to do at least some stuff to your offspring that's going to mess them up a little.
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Photo: Sean Gallup (Getty)Just in time for the weekend, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) proposed an $8,500 fine to Idaho State University for losing track of a single gram of weapons-grade plutonium missing since 2004.Great.
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Investigators also uncovered rampant and unnecessary violence by guards, the lack of basic equipment such as functioning radios, cases of the jail losing track of inmates, staff shortages, and inadequate safeguards and care for juvenile and mentally ill prisoners.
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In short, it's the browser tab you'll love rediscovering mid-workday after losing track of it in a mess of open work tabs, and it's ideal for a background soundtrack that's always good without you having to think about it.
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As someone who likes to have a place for every little thing rather than throwing it all into one giant pocket, inevitably losing track of everything within seconds, the bag had more pockets than I knew what to do with.
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Shortly afterward, leftover Soviet motorcycles became Kihnu's main motorized transportation.) Mr. Ratas's security detail, after losing track of the prime minister and Ms. Matas on Kihnu's unmarked and rugged roads, tried (unsuccessfully) to forbid him from riding with her anymore.
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Brand said that a good indication that there's a problem is when the behavior interferes with daily functioning (think: the difference between occasionally staring off into space and losing track of time, versus looking in the mirror and not recognizing yourself).
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When too many people begin to talk, the conversation gets very noisy and it can mean losing the "thread" of what is being discussed, and seeing conversation lurch from one topic to another, often losing track of important information in the process.
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"Losing track of informants and witnesses is obviously a serious problem that needs to be fixed, but the report also makes clear that recipients were thoroughly vetted by investigators before being permitted into the country," said Jennifer Rodgers, CNN legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.
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Reddit user Worchester_St shared this story about losing track of time on a continental flight: I've Been Flying for almost Thirty Hours and The Flight Attendants Won't Stop Crying Thirty hours ago I hopped on a late-night flight from New York heading to Los Angeles.
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She remembered drinking with her friends at an off-campus gathering; she remembered losing track of those friends; she remembered throwing up with Khan by her side; she remembered him taking her back to her room; and she remembered going to bed with her clothes on.
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New Orleans has failed over the last decade to do urgently needed lead testing — claiming the water was safe even after losing track of where the city's many lead pipes are — and then buried a 2017 report that would have alerted the public to the lapse.
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This is bedrock stuff, knowledge I will always value, but this past summer I was ready to learn new things: how to find a rhythm with someone else, how to share my attention, energy and space, and how to be in love without losing track of where I began.
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Fiction LOST CHILDREN ARCHIVE By Valeria Luiselli Last summer, when the American government separated thousands of migrant children from their parents — detaining them far apart and sometimes losing track of children — the outcry was visceral, and full-throated enough to provoke a stampede of storytelling by activists and journalists.
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"Following the fall of the last territory held by Islamic State group, we fear there is an extra risk of losing track of Louisa, though we remain hopeful this period will instead open new opportunities for us to learn more about her whereabouts and well-being," Stillhart said.
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""I was never diagnosed with [an eating disorder]," he said, adding that "it was just more down to losing track of, you know, actually eating, and being super busy and getting caught up with other things that 17- or 18-year-olds do, which normally entails them going out, drinking, or partying.
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Sandberg laid out Facebook's five-step plan to regain trust: Public backlashes mounted last year after Facebook was accused of losing track of its users' personal data, and allowed the now defunct Cambridge Analytica agency to mount targeted advertising to millions of Facebook users without their explicit consent in the US elections.
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"It was just more down to losing track of, you know, actually eating, and being super busy and getting caught up with other things that 17- or 18-year-olds do, which normally entails them going out, drinking or partying," he says, explaining that it was more a lack of time management.
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So, firstly, Europe is gradually losing track of its history; secondly, a change in American strategy is taking place; thirdly, the rebalancing of the world goes hand in hand with the rise—over the last 15 years—of China as a power, which creates the risk of bipolarisation and clearly marginalises Europe.
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Last month it was reported that limited budgets had led to the Department of Health and Human Services losing track of nearly 1,500 unaccompanied migrant children last year after they were placed in the homes of adult sponsors, some of whom turned out to be human traffickers, according to a PBS investigation.
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Limited budgets for tracking migrant children after they are placed in foster homes led to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) losing track of as many as 2628,28503 children who could not be accounted for after HHS officials attempted welfare checks, according to an Associated Press report of the testimony.
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Following a monologue on her show last month, she drew headlines and outrage for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt" after the senior adviser (to her father) tweeted out a tone-deaf picture of her and her child amid the news that was then breaking about the government losing track of 1,500 migrant children.
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"I think what worried me the most was just losing track of the characters when the musical numbers came in – that somehow they'd feel like different people because they were singing, and then go back to being who they were in the scenes," Gosling said For more on the Toronto International Film Festival, go to PEOPLE.
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"ATF has, and deservedly so, has taken it on the chin for operations like Fast and Furious, and it could be they have approval processes that are overly draconian," he said, referring to the sting operation gone wrong in which the agency tried to supply guns to cartels to catch criminals but ended up losing track of many of the weapons.
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The world has now seen US agents removing children from their parents, and then losing track of them; it has seen children in cages, border agents dumping life-saving water left in the desert by volunteers trying to help, and it has heard about the President saying he wished Scandinavians would come to America, instead of people from "shithole" countries.
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In case you, too, are losing track of time under the near-constant artillery fire of the news cycle, it's been less than three months since the summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Talks with North Korea were apparently going well back then — but we live in a different world now, so US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said large-scale military exercises with South Korea are back on the table.
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