I'd make the time when things calmed down, I told myself.
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At the very least, it's something to make the time go by.
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Finding a job that you enjoy will help make the time fly. 2.
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To make the time travel complete, we ended the night at Vickie's Diner.
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He is thinking of booking some club appearances to make the time go faster.
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Just remember to make the time this month to accomplish your goals, she said.
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"I suppose if I was truly interested, I would make the time," Legasti said.
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First, try to make the time frame for whether they will happen just six months.
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You just have to make the time and try and figure out your time management better.
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I'm just thrilled and humbled by the fact they would make the time to come up.
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But they will make the time, because they know how much the government can impact their business.
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Nonetheless, here are five ways to make the time away from home easier for kids — and adults.
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I do strive to make the time I have meaningful—sometimes I need a nudge to get there.
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Once a death happens, it is difficult to make the time or have the wherewithal to comparison shop.
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If there aren't many big laughs here, there are enough smiles to make the time pass pleasantly enough.
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Frequently, they either do not have the time or do not make the time to review the information properly.
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And make the time, you know, the addictive, maximizing, you know, loneliness, alienation, and social comparison all that stuff?
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But if you can make the time (just over two hours), bask in its memorable scenery and engrossing story.
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Binge length: Four hours, one season After a cat-and-mouse chase that will make the time fly by?
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But I make the time; I give the money; I find the resources, because that is how we affect change.
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In addition, photo challenges are a great way to liven up car journeys and make the time pass more quickly.
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Make the time A side hustle is essentially like having a second job, so you better love what you're doing.
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For lying to Congress, he got two months in prison, though that time won't make the time he serves lengthier.
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St. Louis Children's Hospital and Purina have teamed up to make the time patients spend hospitalized a little brighter and fluffier.
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For that reason we want to try and help make the time at home pass a little quicker if we can.
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Shows like Succession and Watchmen and Stumptown asked viewers to keep coming back, to make the time for them each week.
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She was like in the office in London until 221 pm, 230 pm every night to make the time difference work.
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"If you're moving out of your neighborhood, make the time to have a farewell dinner at your favorite place," Dr. Amsellem says.
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And for its 150 million daily users, it could make the time we spend obsessing over social media Stories a wiser investment.
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Make the time you have with your dog meaningful and enriching; after all, your dog wants to spend time with you, too.
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"A lot of inmates have told me, 'Look, jobs make the time go faster, and we want to be productive,'" Crispino said.
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The solution, the kibbutz If the food of friendship is time together, how do we make the time to ensure we're all fed?
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To help make the time more enjoyable, some airlines are loaning first-class and business-class passengers a VR headset from startup SkyLights.
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"Whether or not we make the time to cook is a really decision about our priorities," Pollan told me by phone this week.
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We only have a short time on this world, why not make the time we spend together as meaningful and impactful as possible.
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While we don't all have the luxury of doing that, we can make the time spent in our beds as cozy as possible.
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At Amy's Hair Salon, where a complex procedure like hair straightening can take hours, petting a dog seems to make the time vanish.
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For example, they may be curious how to make the time for sex, or may just feel self-conscious of their bodies while naked.
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A. I make the time because there's nothing more enjoyable to me than exploring and soaking up culture and going to museums and concerts.
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While the distance will be hard at first, it will make the time you put into keeping those friendships alive all the more valuable.
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Activists tend to dominate because in many cases, they are more willing or able to make the time to attend these time-consuming caucuses.
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The fictions and facts blur together in a way that make the time and place as spectacular as the Wild West or ancient Rome.
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It's similar to running outside with a friend, chatting with each other along the way to make the time pass, minus the cold February weather.
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"Many people say they don't have the time for exercise, and you're right, you don't have the time unless you make the time," he says.
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I have not been great at that part of the balance, so I would like to learn to make the time for that special someone.
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We get busy, we get tired, we have our lazy days, but being healthy is our main priority in life, so we make the time.
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I mean, I can watch one to make the time go by, but I don't ever feel like I've got a foothold on what's going on.
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"Being occupied with something fun can help keep you calm when a storm is happening and will make the time go by faster," Ms. Sarkis said.
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In other words, successful people are oftentimes (not always!) morning people who, at the very least, make the time to sit down and eat a fueling meal.
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The message to witnesses here is that if you make the time and effort to appear of your own accord, Democrats are going to subpoena you anyway.
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By the way, this article is more than 5,000 words long, so you'll have to figure out some way to make the time to actually read it.
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We often know what 'should' get done, but yet we fail to focus, fail to make the time, and fail to make the necessary changes in our habits.
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It would behoove us to make the time to better understand one another's sectors, our constraints, and our comparative advantages so that we can better collaborate on shared priorities.
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For Jeglinskas, the focus has been making sure that when US troops deploy to Lithuania, they can make the time meaningful and not just a token show of force.
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I've gotten her movie gift cards with promises of "brunch and a movie" quality time but we're both so busy that we rarely make the time to do it.
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Ismail said his primary focus is on PC games, so he has to make the time to account for all those variations and get out the cleanest game code possible.
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But if Apple's Tim Cook, CEO of the most valuable company in the world, can still make the time to dutifully answer analyst questions once a quarter, Musk can too.
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That doesn't even include the amount of time she has to spend designing, stitching and assembling everything — which can make the time she spent getting ready on Thursday look like nothing.
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Existing is hard when you're young and, likely, very stupid as you make the time to profoundly give a shit about every bad, vague, and horrifying thing occurring in your life.
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Here are five lessons I learned as a homeschooling parent that can make the time you spend with your children during school cancellations less stressful, more enjoyable, and maybe even educational.
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Even if you know nothing about football, you can comment on the commercials, make fun of referees, or just pick a team to root for to make the time pass by faster.
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We often say of good actors in a long play that they make the time hurtle by; here, lovely performances in a short one make time slow down and give the story body.
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Tumblr, for example, is full of messages of support between queer people in particular who face difficult family interactions, as well as advice and encouragement for how to make the time less stressful.
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In New York City, everyone feels very busy and very important, and it's tough to find a moment in our very full lives to make the time to slow down and connect with others.
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We must make the time and space to tend to one another, leaving the comfort of our known audiences so as to bring comfort to those who are different — and probably even voted differently.
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Yet you've probably been told that stretching is vital when it comes to increasing your flexibility—that if you want to avoid becoming stiff and inflexible, you need to make the time to stretch.
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Jimmy Kimmel claimed he earned $15,000 in 2017 for hosting, and for high-profile stars with busy lives, that's probably just not enough to make the time, stress, and potentially dangerous overexposure worth it.
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She found that the investors who fit her into their schedules were really interested in her company, whereas the investors who didn&apost make the time were probably not going to back her anyway.
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When he wants something to happen, it usually does, and this, I suspect, has something to do with why all his friends would make the time to call me up and talk about him.
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It can be hard to know how long a sofa has been in commission (or what it has seen), so make the time to actually check it out in person before you haul it in.
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But if he really does want to make the time we spend on Facebook count as "time well spent," I suspect Facebook will have to change much more radically than it is now letting on.
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Simply fitting tournament time into a busy schedule is challenge enough, but even if you can make the time, where do you go to find other adults who are competitively playing the games you love?
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Debatable. While the press release does not make the time frame of the show clear, the talk about putting the 37-year-old through an extreme physical transformation is troubling for Shannon and her fans alike.
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"We must make the time and space to tend to one another, leaving the comfort of our known audiences so as to bring comfort to those who are different — and probably even voted differently," concludes Lewis.
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President Trump has still not publicly acknowledged Pride Month — though he did make the time and effort to officially declare June as National Homeowner's Month, National Ocean Month, African-American Music Appreciation Month, and Great Outdoors Month.
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I love Fashion Week, but when I make the time to get all dressed up and spend hours in New York traffic while agreeing to a 214x Uber fare hike, I want to see a goddamn show!
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And should you ever receive a call from loved ones who are struggling, make the time to be with them, tell them how much you love and need them, and hug them like you don't want to let go.
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These women are likely to be among your organization's highest achievers and they are going to make the time, over and above their billable hour responsibilities, to participate in a labor of love that will enrich their career development.
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Podcasts work much better for me when running because although sound quality doesn't really matter, I still have to concentrate on what I'm hearing — it's a good way to take my mind off things and make the time go faster.
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Fernando Gaviria and Dylan Groenewegen, who both won two stages on this Tour, along with Andre Greipel abandoned the race on Thursday, while the 30-stage winner Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel failed to make the time cut on Wednesday.
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Moving across the country to pursue a job, going on an extended trip or taking time to find a role you're passionate about all require capital, and a fully-funded emergency fund will help make the time after graduation easier.
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Concerns about not being able to leave work or make the time to vote are the No. 1 reason Americans give for not voting, and if enough big-name companies start explicitly granting that time, it could become the new norm.
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With lots of awards-season buzz circling her eponymous role in Jackie, being a mother to 5-½ year-old son Aleph and another baby on the way, how do she and her husband, Benjamin Millepied, make the time to do it all?
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As a busy working mother, Hudson shared that it's "the most challenging thing in the world to balance kids and personal time" and "haaaaard to make the time for yourself" because "kids take the number one position" in terms of life prioritization.
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These numbers don't necessarily mean the United States is a nation of quitters, but that it can be challenging to make the time to go to the gym, to know what to do once you get there, and to maintain the practice.
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" (Subscription) N.Y. Times "State of the Art" columnist Farhood Manjoo: If Mark Zuckergerg "really does want to make the time we spend on Facebook count as 'time well spent,' I suspect Facebook will have to change much more radically than it is now letting on.
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I was nervous when I adopted her that I wouldn't be able to make the time to exercise her daily, but it's the best part of my day and I look forward to the quiet time outside and getting a few steps in before my day starts.
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Singing and dancing are present at nearly every life celebration in some capacity or another, and whether you're in the car or hanging out at the beach or just doing nothing, there's no better way to make the time pass than listening to your favorite album.
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I have to find that balance for myself as well between The Tig, my time on set or my time at home, I have to make the time to throw in a yoga class or walk my dogs or literally just turn it all off and meditate for a minute.
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Make Time For Adventure and Keep a Sense of Wonder "Life is busy and we both have unpredictable careers, but we realized early on in our marriage that it's important to make the time to get out and make memories," says DiDario, who traveled to Bali with Benitez for their honeymoon last year.
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" Read more: None of the Democratic candidates even come close on climate change to where voters want them to be In a recent interview with INSIDER's John Haltiwanger, however, Perez promised there would be plenty of space for the candidates to discuss their climate plans, saying, "We'll make the time, and we have 12 debates.
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The people of Apam celebrate the "Akwambo" festival. Akwambo basically means "the making of a way". It is celebrated to make the time when their ancestors made their way to Apam.
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Without this team role, there is no assurance that the team will make the time needed for the periodic, systemic, and strategic inquiry and reflection that is necessary for effective individual, team, and organizational learning.
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His wife (Lise Simms) enters and asks him to enjoy the day with her. Annorax hesitates for a moment, and then decides he can "make the time" for her. They leave while his work remains on his desk, depicting the calculations for his initial alteration of the timeline.
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Shugchang, et al. (2000: p. 16) whilst explaining Zhitro discuss the primary importance of lucid dreaming to the practice of Dream Yoga and pinpoint its four stages: > To make the time we spend dreaming more meaningful, we must first recognize > that we are dreaming. That is the first exercise.
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The opening sequence is the same as it was for the previous seasons. The characters in the opening sequence still remain in Standard Definition, only the background being converted to high definition. The sequence begins with Alex (Selena Gomez) waking up in the morning with her alarm clock buzzing off. She uses a spell to make the time 6:30.
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The theme song begins with Alex (Selena Gomez) waking up in the morning with her alarm clock going off. She uses a spell to make the time 6:30. She then goes into the bathroom where Justin (David Henrie) is looking at himself in the mirror and spitting out mouthwash when Alex pushes him to the side. He gets annoyed and then uses magic to trap her in the mirror.
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In 1881, Luzena's daughter, Correnah, became very ill. To make the time pass, Luzena recounted the stories of her early days in California. Her final statement in her memoirs remarked how the difficulties of her earlier pioneer days are left far behind in this current age of plenty. Luzena Stanley Wilson's memoirs present an alternate view of the California Gold Rush in which women are often left out.
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He suffered another fractured rib, bruising and abrasions, as well as a possible ankle ligament injury. His hopes of winning a Tour de France stage ended after failing to make the time cut on the stage eleven. He crossed the line one hour five minutes and 33 seconds after stage winner Geraint Thomas, well outside the time limit that had been set at 31:27. Cavendish was due to start the European Road Championships.
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Physicist Michael Roukes argued instead that methods in nanotechnology are becoming sufficiently mature to make the time right for a brain activity map. Neuroscientist Rodolfo Llinás declared at the first Rockefeller meeting "What has happened here is magnificent, never before in neuroscience have I seen so much unity in such a glorious purpose." The projects face great logistical challenges. Neuroscientists estimated that the project would generate 300 exabytes of data every year, presenting a significant technical barrier.
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Gale and Zemeckis took inspiration from tales of legendary scientists and their creations, opting to make the time machine's creator an individual instead of a faceless corporation or government. The pair knew that the time travel had to be an accident because they did not want the hero to be seeking personal gain. The pair drew humor from the contrasts between 1955 and 1985, such as Marty entering a 1955 soda shop while wearing 1985 clothing. The shop owner enquires if Marty is a sailor because his jacket resembles a life preserver.
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There are several bus systems go through Dongzhu, as well as recently established express way, so called Taihu Dadao, which make the time spent between Dongzhu and Suzhou City from more than an hour to now, only twenty-five minutes. There is also a traditional waterway—Xuguang Canal, connecting Taihu Lake with the City. Although there are two domestic civil airports, Guangfu Airport and Shuofang Airport near the town, however, the air routes is limited in number. Many people there use the Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao Airport for international and domestic travel.
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As a five-year- old, Kim began riding him, and she bought him a year later and returned with him to the United States. It was not until their first event in the spring 1976, during the cross-country phase, that Gray grew to enjoy his time out riding. Although Kim Walnes and her mount never had regular lessons, they managed to work up the levels. In 1979, they finished Intermediate level cross-country at the Lexington course (slightly modified from the 1978 World Championships) as the only pair to make the time.
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This is important because on most modern microprocessors performance optimisations can make the time taken to compute an array operation dependent on where the data is stored in memory. In ciphers where array lookup depends on either the key or plaintext (as is the case for the substitution step in AES), it can make the cipher vulnerable to timing attacks by examining the time required for encryption. The permutation is therefore deliberately designed to ensure that it should execute in the same fashion independent of the key being used or the data encrypted.
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As the clocks try to tempt him, he remembers that as the clocks exist outside of normal time, they depend on the hole in time that the capsule tore. The Doctor travels along his own timeline to the point where he sealed the airlock before the mustard gas was released. He runs to the lab and fills the time capsule with chrononium, the material used to make the time weapons, then he sets up a clockwork timer. After exposing himself to the gas, he returns to the present, without having changed history.
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In 2000, before the central entrance to the Taganrog Gorky Park, a new sundial was installed. Unlike the sundial at the Depaldo Stairs, the new one casts a shadow at the plate, set at an angle of 47 ° 12 '(the latitude of Taganrog) to the horizon. This made it possible to make the time scale of the time scale even, and also made it possible to count the time in winter and summer according to the additional scale. The error in counting on these clocks is less than 1 minute.
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Eruvin 12a; Berachot 58b; et al. When Rav Papa became head of the yeshiva of Naresh (an academy that later was relocated to Mata Mehasia, a suburb of Sura and its Yeshiva there), Huna was appointed president of the general assembly ("resh kallah") in the same school.Berachot 57a During his studies under Rava, he earned his livelihood from a small landed property, enabling him to make the time needed for his studies. Later on, he became a business partner of his colleague Rav Papa, and earned his living from selling sesame.
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A further, lower, incline passed down through Bethania to the GWR slate loading sidings, although this was not part of the quarrymen's route home. Although quite widely known, the car gwyllt remained limited to the single quarry at Craig Ddu. This was due to the layout of the two main inclines: long enough to make the time-saving worthwhile, but also shallow enough to keep speed manageable and with a shallow run-out area at their foot. This novel mode of transport became a matter of interest outside the quarries and in 1935 it formed part of Pathé News' newsreel film Railway Curiosities.
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"Death" was written and directed by series co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The episode, along with the Terrance and Phillip show, were inspired by early criticism that South Park was little more than flatulence jokes and primitive animation. The script portrays the parents as so invested in protesting television programs, they fail to pay any attention to what is going on in their children's lives. They seem to want to make television clean and wholesome so the entertainment industry can raise their kids so they themselves don't have to make the time and effort to be full-time parents.
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The hosts discuss events from their lives and news topics from popular culture, often revolving around Asian American issues related to the entertainment industry, adolescence, sexuality, ethnicity, racism, and politics. Towards the end of the show, host Galon reads listener questions, which are addressed in a segment jokingly referred to as "Unhelpful Advice". Periodically, the end of the show features a segment called "MMA minute" in which the hosts discuss mixed martial arts and the UFC. Lee and Erik Griffin initially pitched a podcast to All Things Comedy and they were immediately signed but the two could never make the time to meet.
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Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 20 Nov 1957: B11. In April 1958 he signed Mary Brown to do the costumes.FILM EVENTS: Paramount in Deal With Ponti Los Angeles Times 8 Apr 1958: B7 However in May 1958, after discussions with MGM, Pal decided to make The Time Machine (1960) instead.WHEELS TURN IN HOLLYWOOD: Columbia, Mirisch Brothers and George Pal Prepare To Launch Impressive Movie Production Schedules By THOMAS M. PRYOR New York Times 4 May 1958: X7. In August 1959 Pal announced that key roles would be played by Russ Tamblyn, Alan Young and Yvette Mimieux.
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Laurence Roche (also written as Lawrence Roche) (born 15 October 1967 in Dublin) is a former professional Irish road racing cyclist. He was a professional from 1989 to 1991, where he rode for the for two years and then for Tonton Tapis–GB team for 1991 in which he rode the Tour de France for the only time in his career. During that Tour, he raced on the same team as his famous brother, Stephen Roche. Stephen was disqualified on the second stage of the race after failing to make the time limit when he missed the start time of the team time trial.
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At the lowest levels, most horses can be trained to successfully negotiate a cross-country course and, with proper conditioning, can usually make the time. As the rider moves up the levels, however, cross- country requires that the horse be very quick-thinking and well-trained, as the course increasingly becomes more technical and difficult to negotiate. The horse must also be very agile, and able to get out of a rough spot should a mistake occur. With proper training, the horse can develop what is referred to as a "fifth leg," or an ability to save himself from falling, even if he trips over a fence or has a "sticky" jump.
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He was the first of a line of Knibloes to hold that post for all but two of the next 90 years. The church was completed in 1851, but was not consecrated until April 1852, when the Acting Bishop of New York could make the time to do so. Later additions to the church include the stained glass, two of which are believed to have been Tiffany windows. In 1869 the bell, cast by Meneely Bell Foundry in Troy, was installed for $300 ($ in contemporary dollars) The tripartite chancel window was imported from England at a cost of $1,085 ($ in contemporary dollars) in 1875 and installed in memory of a recently deceased rector.
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The act begins with the host, whose task is to make the time pass pleasantly while waiting for the arrival of the great magician. This will be the occasion of some jokes, and a few taps, the host being very proud of his new shoes and holding to draw attention to them. After a tour of himself of the artist, the "great magician" is revealed: the act is no longer spoken, we hear, in the background, an excerpt from the musical "A Fiddler on the roof",This is the 4th song of Act I: To life. and then begins a series of manipulations, flourishes, magical effects and great dexterity with balls and cards, for a few minutes.
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One of the areas where women in Cuba continue to face inequality is within their own homes. Despite many women with children having advanced collegiate degrees and jobs in the professional workforce, they also have the responsibility to care for their children, husbands, and do most, if not all, of the cooking and cleaning for the household. Unequal distribution of household work can be at least partially attributed to the concept of Machismo often found in Latin American countries. The rigid gender norms result in women cutting down work hours and receiving even less pay than they already are in order to make the time to care for their homes and families.
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This economic and political discord would again make the time ripe for proletarian revolution if militant policies were rigidly maintained by communist vanguard parties, the Comintern believed. Communist policies during the Third Period were marked by pronounced hostility to political reformism and political organizations espousing it as an impediment to the movement's revolutionary objectives. In the field of trade unions, a move was made during the Third Period towards the establishment of radical dual unions under communist party control rather than continuation of the previous policy of attempting to radicalize existing unions by "boring from within." The rise of the Nazi Party to power in Germany in 1933 and the annihilation of the organized communist movement there shocked the Comintern into reassessing the tactics of the Third Period.
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Although horses do not need to have a very "round" jump—indeed, large bascule is often detrimental to an event horse while on cross-country because it wastes energy and time, and also makes certain jump efforts, such as drop fences, bigger than they really are—the horse should have a safe jump, with the forearms parallel to the ground or higher. The horse should also have enough scope to clear the obstacles, which although they never get exceedingly high (maximum of 3"11") can be very wide. The horse is not required to have ideal jumping form, but should be brave and scopy enough to do his job. An increase in level will also lead to an increase in the difficulty of the cross-country test: the course will be longer, with a greater number of jumping elements, more physically demanding terrain, and a faster speed required to make the time.
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Speed, accuracy, and precision, all three are equally important factors and are considered fundamentals that form the core of the match, but most importantly, strong mental discipline on match days is the ultimate key to winning the Championship. Such is the case in the open division, where the top finishers are known to shoot perfect scores of 1920 separated by x-counts and one bad shot out of 192 can easily put a potential winner down 10–15 places in the rankings. Each event is timed and is worth 480 points, equaling a total of 1920 possible points plus 192 tie-breaking x's. In 1985 Practical Event was temporarily replaced by the 60-shot, 600 points International Rapid Fire Event, almost identical to that of the ISSF 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol Match. The main differences for the Bianchi Cup/NRA Action Pistol version was that it must be fired from a standing, hands-over-shoulder starting position, gun holstered, on five Bianchi D-1 "Tombstone" cardboard targets placed 25 yards downrange, using center fire handguns, with the option of using the ground as support if one can make the time limit without incurring any late shot penalties.
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