Was it difficult to make a return to the mic?
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Annual or lifetime caps for benefits could make a return.
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Maybe Lori Laughlin could make a return to play Westbrook.
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At the end of July, they make a return trip.
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Janet Jackson deserves to make a return and redeem herself.
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Earmarks could make a return, with some restrictions, to grease dealmaking.
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Would this be the moment Jackson Maine would make a return?
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And oftentimes I make a return as a result of that.
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One presumably dead character Duffer says will definitely maybe make a return?
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For others it's about being able to invest and make a return.
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In the future, it sounds like Qualcomm parts will make a return.
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And you can bet money the headphone jack won't make a return.
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The campaign might make a return to the platform early next year.
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When a man attempted to make a return at a crafts store.
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No Bill Murray sightings yet, as he's rumored to make a return.
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In a few weeks' time, she will make a return — of sorts.
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Customers can also contact King Bio by email to make a return.
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And they are trying to make sure it doesn't make a return.
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There are easier ways to make a return than investing in conflict zones.
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Around the holiday season, an estimated two-thirds of consumers make a return.
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You then have 30 days to make a return for a full refund.
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I make a return at Target (-$40) and put it on a gift card.
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Bannon was scheduled to make a return trip to Capitol Hill at 28503 a.m.
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For accessories and other furniture, you'll only have 30 days to make a return.
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We need Rihanna to make a return to the stage as soon as possible.
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Bannon was scheduled to make a return trip to Capitol Hill at 10 a.m.
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Don't think the Apple magic is going to make a return just for the AirPods.
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Savers meanwhile understand that they must diversify from cash and bonds to make a return.
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But his firm also has to make a return on its investment, he points out.
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Is it hard to make a return to the landlord game when you've been away?
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His appearance on the telecast naturally fueled rumors that he'd make a return to film.
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Pogba could also make a return to Serie A with former club Juventus, says Tuttosport.
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"If you want to make a return, you then have to take credit risk," he said.
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This would lend $250 billion to projects that can make a return, such as toll bridges.
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And if you want extra credit: What's the arcade game you wish would make a return?
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Frye is attached to reprise her role for the show should it make a return to television.
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While John would love to make a return to the industry, he recognizes that times have changed.
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You run a business, so you want that money back and you want to make a return.
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It's their job to buy real estate that is going to make a return for their investors.
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When genuine community does make a return in the book's section on prescriptions, Rajan sacrifices it willingly.
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About 40% of all multinationals make a return on equity of less than 10%, a yardstick for underperformance.
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Financial woes at PES could also make a return to normal levels of operations more difficult, they said.
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Not many teams get to make a return trip to the World Series; entropy comes at you fast.
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It&aposs their job to buy real estate that is going to make a return for their investors.
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Customers can save by buying in bulk from the site, or by forgoing the chance to make a return.
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Alessandro Fillari, GameSpot Naval combat and sailing make a return in Odyssey, opening up exploration on the high seas.
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P2202 investors need revenue to pay for operations, service the debt and of course make a return on investment.
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I'd make a return trip for another flight from Crooked Stave, a brewery specializing in wild and sour beers.
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Notably, for Kohl's this deal could lure consumers into stores to make a return, where they might later shop.
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Nostalgia has gripped the mobile phone world after reports that the iconic Nokia 953 could make a return this year.
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According to Business Insider, at least one customer claims she had her membership revoked when trying to make a return.
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Secret co-founder David Byttow said his shuttered startup would make a return of sorts, tweeting as much in November.
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Incidentally, if he is right, he has found a way to make a return to the moon pay for itself.
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Journalist Jeremy Scahill was scheduled to make a return appearance on Maher's show but canceled when Maher also booked Yiannopoulos.
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Modern-day infectious diseases will spread and ancient ones may make a return, as thawing permafrost exposes old burial sites.
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There are two other changes in the political culture that I think will make a return to parties especially difficult.
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Nintendo hasn't said much about the game, but at least we know that Luigi's ghost-sucking vacuum will make a return.
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Trade tensions, which had recently yielded some of the spotlight to nuclear negotiations, could also make a return to the fore.
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If you'd rather return, you have 45 days from the original shipment date to make a return for an online order.
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If you have a Home Depot Credit Card, you'll get 365 days from the date of purchase to make a return.
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This could help put a lid on costs, and make a return to Le Mans practical for Cadillac and other manufacturers.
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The clip set Twitter ablaze as Bridge's fans hoped the iconic slacker was set to make a return to the big screen.
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The last time Halley's Comet swung by was in 1986, and it's scheduled to make a return at some point during 2061.
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There's no word on whether the Unpacked 2018 app will make a return to app stores as an alternative way to watch.
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Or maybe the Phantom Dust remake — which isn't cancelled but wasn't in active development as of June 2016 — will make a return.
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Now, she&aposs out of the White House and the administration, but sources say there's a possibility Sadler could make a return.
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While Radcliffe might think a Potter reboot is inevitable, it's not likely he'll make a return to the magical world anytime soon.
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The criminal code, which is championed by conservatives that Widodo has been reluctant to confront, is expected to eventually make a return.
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Sometimes I lent a hand, so that he — and therefore I — would not have to make a return trip for remaining items.
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UFC boss Dana White has hinted the former two-weight champion is likely to make a return to the Octogan next year.
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Both missions are the building blocks for Chandrayaan-3, scheduled to make a return mission to the moon in 2023 or 2024.
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It wants to shore up transportation systems, generate business through government contracts, and create new opportunities for investors to make a return.
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There's also plans in place for the U.S. to make a return to manned spaceflight, with a 2017 NASA mission on the schedule.
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Sometimes financial innovation can tackle social problems, as well as hopefully make a return for ethical investors—who are not, after all, charities.
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To make a return, Amazon customers select the product they'd like to return in the Amazon app and select an Amazon Go store.
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Mr. Pence will make a return to the Capitol — where he served for many years as a House member from Indiana — on Wednesday.
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Bryant is hoping to make a return to the court when he visits Sacramento for the final time in his career on Thursday.
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Patrick's firm buys the spirit as a commodity directly from distillers, to then make a return on the investment at a later point.
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Cilic will rue the two break points that got away in the first game of the decider, failing to make a return on both.
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In this corner: The Canadiens (298-24-244, 231 points, +953), who make a return to the playoffs after a disastrous 295-95 season.
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The two Chandrayaan missions are a precursor to Chandrayaan-20303, which is scheduled to make a return mission to the moon in 2023-2024.
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On average, European banks will make a return on equity of 7 percent in 2016, Citi forecasts, creating a 3 percent destruction of value.
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HBO announced that Flight of the Conchords will make a return in the form of a one-hour special set to air in May.
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Many election observers, whose anxiety fluctuates along with the needle, celebrated the news that the feature was slow to make a return on Tuesday.
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The brand has a generous return and exchange policy: You have 365 days from the date of purchase to make a return or exchange.
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Rita (the "Martha" of the Waterford house) and Nick appear to be teaming up, while June's daughter Hannah also promises to make a return.
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Hannah Gadsby broke new ground with her Netflix stand-up comedy special Nanette in 2018, and two years later, she's set to make a return.
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Rumors have been rife across a number of wrestling blogs that Triple H - also known as "The Game" - could make a return to the ring.
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Fans can rest easy knowing that the hero's iconic Mjolnir will make a return in the third film – though it may look a bit different.
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The rear design of the phone, including the dual-camera system and center-mounted fingerprint sensor, is expected to make a return in the G6.
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After all, if the deceased Hannah can make a return to the series — which she reportedly will — why can't we get more bittersweet Jeff moments?
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The one company that actually calls itself "Hoverboard" will have a formal debut for its product, and Gogoro's breakout smart scooter will make a return.
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Credit-card issuers make a return after tax of around 2.6 percent of loans outstanding, according to Accenture, more than the biggest banks make overall.
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Hopefully, knowing more about how much you'll spend and how much leeway you have to make a return will help lessen your holiday angst somewhat.
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Still, Silicon Valley's venture investors see an opportunity to make a return with Gilead Sciences' recently acquiring cancer immunotherapy company Kite Pharma for $11.9 billion.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda It was never a question of if Mass Effect was going to make a return but when, and that when is 2017.
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We can't let 20th century labor laws that burdened citizens with unwavering taxi monopolies – across nearly every town and city in the U.S. – make a return.
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There are many MPs who seem willing to passively accept creating the conditions which make a return to the dark days of the past more likely.
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Antonio Brown says he was in his feelings when he claimed he was quitting the NFL ... tweeting he's still hoping to make a return to football.
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In September, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei suggested that Ahmadinejad should not make a return to politics, four years after his second term as president finished.
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Some people need to make a return but are in quarantine, for instance; others no longer have access to the address where a package was shipped.
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Multiple sources confirm to PEOPLE that both Derek Hough and his sister Julianne Hough will make a return for season 23 of the ABC dancing reality series.
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On July 4th, Netflix's Stranger Things will make a return for its third season, and the final trailer for that eight-episode adventure has just been released.
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Favorites like Audrina Patridge, Jason Wahler, Frankie Delgado, and Justin Bobby are set to make a return, as well as Stephanie Pratt and other newcomer Brandon Lee.
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Toronto SS Troy Tulowitzki could make a return to the lineup for the first time since being sidelined since April 21 with a strained right hamstring. 2.
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It's such a huge investment that they can't age it, because they have to make a return right away, so oftentimes there is way too much oak.
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"What we're trying to do is protect our company from worst case events, and deflation is a very difficult environment to make a return in," he said.
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These include: You don't need a lifetime guarantee to make a return after the printed return date, typically two weeks to a month after you bought it.
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Learn about Nordstrom's return policy hereNordstrom handles their returns on a case-by-case basis, so there's no specific time frame you have to make a return.
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Washington (CNN)On Wednesday morning, first lady Melania Trump will make a return visit to Texas, accompanied by second lady Karen Pence, according to the White House.
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Illumen focuses on so-called impact investors: Those who aim not only to make a return on their money, but also to spur social or environmental changes.
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But LYMErix is unlikely to ever make a return to the market, even though its patent has run out and it could be manufactured as a generic. Why?
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When Variety asked whether Enoch would make a return to the series, Nowalk didn't rule it out, but did say fans shouldn't expect to see him anytime soon.
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But it looks like a beloved character from the past may be set to make a return to the series in season 7 — and it's a real throwback.
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The publicly-traded retailer had previously pulled weapons like the AR-15 from shelves after Sandy Hook, but pledges that this time they won't make a return appearance.
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"If you think about trying to return $100 billion, you don't just want to get the money back; you want to make a return on that," said Maltz.
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After Bob had successful hip resurfacing surgery, he worked his way back to tour, inspiring Andy Murray to make a return attempt after dealing with a similar issue.
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"It's so hard to make a return on regular investments that … you're better off buying two years' worth of toothpaste when it's on 50 percent discount," he says.
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Big Stormz made the original announcement on Julie Adenuga's own Beats 1 show, so it seemed fitting that he'd make a return last night to make another announcement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number one Andy Murray says he is still hoping to make a return to singles this year but the U.S. Open looks too soon.
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It was reported in March that MMA's most "colorful" character, Viacheslav Datsik, was eager to make a return to competing in mixed martial arts upon his prison release.
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"I think I nearly lost my lunch," Hughes adds as he nervously laughs, admitting that he's murdered some spiders in the past and needs to make a return visit.
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Following Thursday's missing episode, fans expressed their disappointment on social media, accusing MTV of "ghosting" them and wondering if Pretty Little Mamas will make a return to the air.
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Google Fiber, an effort to build an internet-service provider, was put on hiatus after it became clear that it would take decades to make a return on investment.
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In August Larry Page, the co-founder and boss of Alphabet (Google's parent), reorganised the firm, partly to "rigorously handle capital allocation" and make a "return above the benchmark".
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In the video, Allardyce explained that he knew of a group that had been "doing it for years" before outlining how potential investors would seek to make a return.
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Health care startups face regulatory hurdles, long sales cycles and a high burden of proof — and that means it can take more than a decade to make a return.
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Learn more about Best Buy's return policies hereUsually, Best Buy gives customers 15 days from the day they received their order to make a return on most standard products.
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That's its lowest price *ever*, and honestly, we're not sure if that discount will make a return appearance for Black Friday; hop on it now while you still can.
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Not so much ... Green tells us he will still indeed make an appearance in the movie (kinda) ... and actually hopes to make a return to the series in the future.
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That looks cheap: Lloyds is expected to make a return on equity of 13 percent next year, according to Refinitiv data, comfortably more than its 10 percent cost of capital.
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It's also intriguing that DWP brought on another character — this show is good at utilizing every character it introduces, and Sam's forlorn-looking father will likely make a return appearance.
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One of Trump's biggest applause lines last year was his pledge that America "will never be a socialist country," a refrain that could make a return given that progressive Sens.
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The 23-year-old was put on injured reserve and was expected to make a return sometime this season ... but now, he doesn't seem entirely sure that's going to happen.
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Fable could always make a return, though the 2016 cancellation of Fable Legends means we're likely a year or two away (at least) from any announcements about the series' future.
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Another post-purchase perk: The platform will let you know as the window to make a return is closing in, as it likely differs for each site you shop on.
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But with margins on payment services too thin for most companies to make a return, it looks like Flint has been one of the companies to have fallen through the cracks.
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There are a pair of incredible Picross 3D titles for the 3DS that give the puzzles a new dimension — literally — and I wish they would make a return for the Switch.
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Owens has proven he's still in incredible shape and could probably make a return to pro football if he really wanted to ... but after looking at these pics -- WHY WOULD HE!?!?!
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The model and social-media star confirmed she would make a return to the runway at the 2017 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, which is reportedly being held in Shanghai this year.
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Reply to your order confirmation email within 100 days of your order arrival and note that you'd like to make a return, including the specific products you'd like to send back.
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You may have to buy sample cans to test the paint on your walls at home, and make a return trip to the store, before you settle on the right color.
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Banks outside of the top five typically don't earn enough revenue to make a return on equity of at least 10%, the minimum threshold expected by investors, according to an industry insider.
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And the same goes for the app: if you are using the app to make a return, there is a chance Walmart can get you to use it to buy something more.
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When Troicki then failed to make a return it was the Russians who were celebrating a first semi-final since 2008 in which they will face Canada in Saturday's first semi-final.
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And (here's the real game-changer, for me), since you don't pay until you've tried and kept your desired items, there's no more need to make a return and wait to be refunded.
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In any case, the bank would funnel its cash to infrastructure projects in the form of loans and loan guarantees (it would support only projects which can make a return, like toll bridges).
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On its third-quarter earnings call, executives had warned that the supply of carne asada could run out before the year's end but said the item could make a return to the menu.
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But there is still more money needed; NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine estimated some $20 billion to $30 billion would be needed through fiscal 2024 to make a return to the moon a reality.
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As you may know, the legendary comedian's set to make a return to stand-up on Netflix ... and Tony thinks the NDA is absolutely necessary for Eddie to avoid his comeback getting spoiled.
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WASHINGTON, July 25 (Reuters) - Senator John McCain will make a return to the U.S. capitol on Tuesday to play what could be a crucial role in keeping Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare afloat.
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It's not an out-of-this-world idea ... there's been some talk that Hogan could make a return at WrestleMania (thanks, Brooke Hogan) but as of yet, the WWE hasn't said a word.
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But if a report from Android Police is to be believed, the once legendary phone brand Palm is going to make a return to stores sometime in the second half of 2018 on Verizon.
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Mediaset's pay-TV business, Premium, has failed to make a return on large investments made to broadcast Champions League and Italy's Serie A soccer matches and lost market share to Sky, its main competitor.
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Sorvino, who has appeared on Capitol Hill before to discuss the genocide in Darfur and other humanitarian issues, says she was inspired to make a return trip to Washington by her friend, Champagne Joy.
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Fans of Iceage's stumbling, disordered post-punk can count themselves lucky today, as the band make a return with "Catch It," their first new single since 2014's Plowing Into the Field of Love.
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Diamonds make a return at Geneva 2017, as Rolls-Royce has brought a one-of-its-kind Ghost, owned by a particularly wealthy client, which has had diamond dust mixed into its dark exterior paint.
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At one point it even tried to make a return to instant film cameras, announcing one at CES in 2010, but it never materialized and the legacy brand only faded as the years went on.
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The Detroit Tigers may soon run out of time with a star-laden roster loaded with veterans, but they hope to have enough in the tank to make a return to the postseason in 2017.
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Mr. Xi accepted an invitation from Mr. Kim to make a return visit to Pyongyang, but there were no signs that would happen before Mr. Trump meets with Mr. Kim, a Chinese government spokesman said.
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Durant was so good, in fact, that his performance seemed to feed into the false narrative that he had been too painstaking in his rehabilitation, that he had somehow been reluctant to make a return.
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If that does happen, there is one obvious solution to the party's leadership problem: during the election night Mr Farage warned he would "absolutely have to" make a return to politics if Brexit was at risk.
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While NKOTB will be there, two people who probably won't be seeing are Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen – Sweetin recently revealed that the twins' former costars have given up hope that they'll make a return appearance.
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Odyssey looks to be drawing on the revamped RPG systems of last year's Assassin's Creed: Origins, with the overhauled, Dark Souls-like combat, Destiny-esque loot system, and eagle companion all looking to make a return.
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"Return fraud is a major problem for the retail industry, but [stores] still want to encourage shoppers to shop with them, and they don't want to make it too difficult to make a return," Sakraida said.
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About one in four go out of business, and three in four fail to make a return to investors, according to studies from the National Venture Capital Association and Shikhar Ghosh of Harvard Business School, respectively.
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Myanmar says it has created safe conditions for the Rohingyas' return, but Bangladesh and the United Nations say that fighting in Rakhine and a lack of human rights guarantees make a return for the refugees dangerous.
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Public broadcaster NRK meanwhile reported that Sylvi Listhaug, a deputy leader of the right-wing Progress Party and former justice minister, would make a return to the cabinet as minister for the elderly and public health.
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All these classic brands making a comeback has got CNBC thinking about what other old devices should make a return and conducted a very unofficial poll of colleagues and analysts to come up with a wish list.
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And although Cameron and the cast were tight-lipped about the sequels' heavily guarded plots (including just how Weaver's exobiologist character, who died in the first film, manages to make a return), Landau offered a few hints.
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And shareholders, the banks hint, have learned to live with the idea that European lenders are unable to make a return of 10%, the hurdle rate investors demand from American banks and most other sectors (see article).
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Now that Google has spent eight years out of China and recruited employees who were attracted to the tech giant for its symbolic position as a protector of democracy, it could be harder to make a return.
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In the pilot, which the network will use to determine whether it wants to order a full season of the series, the Graboid worms make a return to Perfection, Nevada and once again threaten to destroy it.
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"If you've hung onto something too long and it is past the time you can make a return, call your credit card issuer to see if they'll take it," says Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.
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But after Biden's Super Tuesday romp, the Democrats who led the impeachment drive against Trump for his efforts to get Ukraine to investigate the Bidens are preparing for Burisma to make a return to the GOP playbook.
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The Main Card: Rodriguez Dominates Penn to Second-Round TKO The main event of the evening saw UFC Hall-of-Famer and former two-division champ BJ Penn make a return to competition after several years of retirement.
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It's approaching three years since Le1f released a Riot Boi, a club-dwelling rap record that implicitly questioned hip-hop's fragile definition of masculinity, which means it's about time that the New York rapper would make a return.
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We may never know Nintendo's reasoning for removing mission mode from the game, but like the battle mode in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, we can hope that it will make a return at some point in the series.
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Retail Equation, the company that helps decide whether customers should be allowed to make a return, had nothing on me and one entry for Ms. Antonini: a return of three items worth $78 to Victoria's Secret in 2009.
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Having been wrong footed by Kuznetsov at 2-2 in the second set with the Russian serving at 40-40 he changed direction and flung himself full length at the ball in an attempt to make a return.
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As a result of Facebook's attempt to distance itself from an overheated news cycle and make a return to its friends-and-family roots, publishers who depended on it for traffic are likely to find themselves in trouble.
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Sanchez (who is currently recovering from a groin injury but is expected to make a return in two weeks) topped Business Insider's list as the highest-paid player in the Premier League, with an estimated earnings of $21.5 million.
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In 2015, McDonald's took things a step further and introduced the pumpkin and creme pie, which included a layer of white creme filling in addition to the pumpkin puree—but it's unclear if that will make a return to any locations.
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I know that Consumer Electronics had recently announced that Kodachrome would make a return; in reality they're learning how difficult the process is to produce this project, to include having to reengineer the product to be compliant with modern safety standards.
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The film also stars Lupita Nyong'o, whose glorious face will finally make a return to the big screen — after a string of voice-only roles — as Mutesi's mother Harriet, and David Oyelowo as Robert Katende, the man who coaches Mutesi.
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That might be because they are reluctant to make investments that would require employees to be retrained, given the shorter period over which they could hope to make a return on that training for those near the end of their careers.
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And while it is possible that, if he continues to struggle, poor turnout among Republican voters could end up dragging all the party's candidates south, the relative strength of their candidates does make a return to ticket-splitting look likely.
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BT has said it is ready to play its part in achieving the government's aim of rolling out full fiber broadband across the country, as long as the regulator ensures it is able to make a return on the investment.
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The group, which employs 50,000 people in 50 countries, is also expected to set out how it will make a return on the investment made in recent years and the expected drivers of cash flow beyond its medium-term horizon.
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Out of your three redemption options, this is the least appealing for the fact that purchasing the items outright and redeeming your points as a statement credit would earn you more value, especially if you have to make a return.
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When you go to the store to make a return, whether it is a half-eaten jar of Nutella or a shirt that just isn't the right shade of pink, remain calm and polite no matter how annoyed you may feel.
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Italy's convicted former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi may have regained public favour at a local level but he is "absolutely not" in line to make a return to frontline politics, Carla Ruocco of opposition party Five Star Movement told CNBC.
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The first-time candidate, who has outlasted and out-fundraised far better-known Democrats, is set to make a return trip to the televised debates next month, after four polls found him at or over the DNC's 5 percent threshold.
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"The last thing they want to do is increase the price to the level where their clients and investors can't make a return on their investment capital," said Simon Mawhinney, chief financial officer at Allan Gray Australia that owns Navitas shares.
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Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and other retailers are promoting multiple options for shoppers to find their way into a store to either pick up online orders, make a return, check out a toy demonstration, or cash in on an exclusive in-store discount.
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Mediaset's Premium business, with under 2 million subscribers, has struggled to make a return on its large investments for broadcasting rights to Champions League and Italian Serie A soccer matches, and over time it has lost market share to Sky, its major competitor.
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Kamara was an MVP finalist last year, ultimately losing out to FC's Sebastian Giovinco, and Columbus are well aware that he would likely play a key role if they are to make a return trip to the MLS Cup later this year.
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The use of torture, which Obama effectively halted but Trump rallied to reinstate while on the stump in 2016, seems unlikely to make a return, if only because the moderate military veterans with key places in the administration have advised against it.
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I'm used to apps and services like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter—companies that took venture capital, are publicly traded on the stock market, and intend to make a return on investment through advertising, and possibly the sale of user information as well.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, suggested later in the briefing that Americans, many of whom have seen their lives upended amid the crisis, may be able to make a return toward normalcy before midsummer.
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Still, Sepinwall is highly enthused about the state of television, and has plenty to share on the evolution of his career, what kinds of shows he'd like to see make a return, and whom he'd want to see siting on the Iron Throne.
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After she unsuccessfully vied for his heart on season 2 of the Bachelor and Bachelorette spin-off series, Haibon did not expect the 28-year-old to make a return on season 3 in an attempt to win over his affections for a second time.
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TENNIS-ATP-GIMELSTOB/ Djokovic backs Gimelstob's decision to quit ATP board (Reuters) - World number one Novak Djokovic said Justin Gimelstob made a 'wise decision' to step down from the ATP board of directors but also suggested he might make a return in the future.
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Saddle Creek indie-rockers Hop Along, by the grace of whatever deity you believe in (or just like, the universe if you don't), make a return today: they've announced that they'll be releasing a third album entitled Bark Your Head Off, Dog on April 6.
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Mr. Trump said he might make a return visit to Poland in September and suggested Poland might eventually be admitted into the United States visa regime along with other close allies — a prospect other presidents have dangled over the years, as well, without following through.
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But the goal of 15 million premises, which would only get the go-ahead if BT could make a return on the multi-billion pound investment, would mean other funding options needed to be explored, including more lending, changing capex priorities and ultimately cutting the dividend.
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Still, fan sites circulated rumors that Portman's character might make a return in the next Star Wars movie, saying Episode IX might include scenes in "the world between worlds," which is featured in Star Wars Rebels and can allow old characters to be seen before their deaths.
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After launch, Falcon Heavy's boosters will also make a return journey, with two landing at LZ-1 and LZ-2 on land at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, and with the third, central booster coming back to SpaceX's 'Of Course I Still Love You' drone landing barge.
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The Bob Stoops era came to a sudden end in May, but new coach and the FBS' youngest, Lincoln Riley, still has Heisman Trophy hopeful Baker Mayfield and plenty more talented players to make a return trip to the College Football Playoff after a one-year absence.
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Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, a director in the research unit at Religare Capital Markets, estimated that Asian consumer companies would make a return on investment of about 8 percent from the acquisition of Peroni and Grolsch, while benefiting from the low cost of capital in Europe which is about 2 percent.
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Using a pair of hi-def video cameras to produce stereo images that are wirelessly streamed to an external computer for processing, the badminton-playing robot can track and calculate the exact trajectory of an opponent's shot, ensuring that it's always in the exact spot to make a return.
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Word of the Day noun: (fencing) a counterattack made immediately after successfully parrying the opponents lunge noun: a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one) verb: make a return thrust verb: answer back _________ The word riposte has appeared in 39 articles on NYTimes.
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At PaleyFest in Los Angeles on March 25, executive producer Shawn Levy told The Hollywood Reporter that the most important storyline would thankfully make a return: We'll definitely get to see some more of Steve Harrington in Season 3, and I'll just say we won't be abandoning the Dad Steve magic.
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"If it looks like Trans Mountain could get delayed for years people will start to reconsider their approach as the cost of rail in the current price environment means it is really hard for producers to make a return," said Morningstar analyst Sandy Fielden, adding some producers may shut in production.
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But if the popularity continues to increase these people may be able to make a return by reselling or breeding their rare kittens, or they'll be stuck holding the virtual cryptographic keys to a virtual rare kitten when the market crashes in a few days, like eventually happened with beanie babies.
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Alan LowenthalAlan Stuart LowenthalDemocrats dread Kennedy-Markey showdown in 2202 House leaves for six-week August recess House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats MORE (D-Calif.) said that he is staying out of the primary battle but hopes Kennedy will make a return to the lower chamber.
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"We think there is room to make a return on these trades, so although we don't think credit valuations are that compelling right now, we do think there is still some scope for spreads to tighten considering what's driving the market, and the expectation that the CSPP will be extended," Ross said.
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We suspected as much from the evidence that has been building over the last few months, but now that Williams has said there's a twist and made a point of emphasising that he's not alive, it's looking increasingly likely that Snow is going to make a return in some kind of undead, possibly-resurrected-by-Melisandre form.
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Kim Kardashian WestKimberly (Kim) Noel Kardashian WestThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Super Tuesday fallout Kim Kardashian West making another visit to White House Trump pardons ex-49ers owner MORE said Wednesday that she will make a return trip to the White House to talk criminal justice reform with President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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In the case of the 6.1-inch iPhone, the LCD version is likely to have larger bezels in a 16:9 form factor, while the two other models will draw from the iPhone X to have an 18:9 aspect ratio and the notch to host the sensors needed for the TrueDepth camera and Face ID. There&aposs no word on if the fingerprint sensor is likely to make a return, either on the back or embedded under the screen, but we wouldn&apost count on it.
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