But at least some illicit haggis makes it past American authorities.
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Sites will face all copyright liabilities in the event that something makes it past the filter.
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If it makes it past June of next year it will be the longest on record.
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And almost everyone who makes it past episode six is rewarded with some sweet Instagram endorsement deals.
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And any proposal that makes it past the negotiators would have to be approved by the Mexican Congress.
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If the Bruno ever makes it past its current production troubles, I could see it becoming a thing.
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Even if Sears makes it past that hearing, it could find itself forced out of business early next year.
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Now, Congress will return to negotiations over border funding after the disaster package makes it past Trump's desk, Sen.
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Mr. Wray's job as F.B.I. director — assuming he makes it past the confirmation process — is viewed as surprisingly secure.
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And this, of course, is assuming that the proposed legislation makes it past the House in the first place.
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Only when a piece of material makes it past that barrier would the star emit bright X-rays like the ones pictured.
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If Patel makes it past next week's Democratic primaries and wins the general election, he'll still be part of a tiny congressional minority.
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New Mexico could elect the first Native American woman to the U.S. House if Deb Haaland makes it past tomorrow's primary and the November general election.
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Still, only if a survivor makes it past this point can she be seen by an immigration judge to present testimony and evidence in support of her asylum case.
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If Zverev makes it past Thiem and then Djokovic in the final, he has pledged to donate all of his prize money to help victims of the Australia wildfires.
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But as soon as she makes it past her eyes, the sheet splits into two, proving to be much more difficult to remove than Bale made it seem in 2000.
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This rarely happens in television, where budgets are lower, ratings data push networks to interfere early and often, and a tricky or difficult idea rarely makes it past the pitch stage.
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Maybe it was in the age of gladiators, but in 2018, there are bigger things to worry about (like actual nuclear armageddon) than if your team makes it past the Sweet Sixteen.
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If the enemy makes it past the first two obstacle belts and closes within hand-to-hand range, they'll encounter villagers whom Cara Dune has instructed in good ol' fashioned spear fighting.
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If the text makes it past the Senate and the National Assembly later this year, French people's nights could soon be again dedicated to a more pleasurable activity than answering emails from your boss.
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On "Rap God," he re-raps the Columbine line from the original Marshall Mathers, and this time it makes it past the standards department, which he cites as an example of his diminished stature.
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A hitter who makes about 60 percent of his hits go for extra bases is a lot more valuable than one who makes it past first base only 40 percent of the time, and a .
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A healthy majority of analysts and experts believe Le Pen, who wants to pull France out of the euro zone, won't win the second round of voting on May 7 if she makes it past the first.
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"The idea is that if an advanced attacker makes it past these standardized controls, there is a next level of protection that really protects our crown jewels," says Newman, who used to work for the U.S. Army Cyber Command.
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During the flash forward we learn that Kate is on her way over with Jack -- so at least we know that despite his health problems from being born so premature he makes it past those touch and go moments.
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"Once the country makes it past the current COVID-19 outbreak later this spring or summer, that should set the stage for a rebound heading into the end of 2020 and 2021," said Michael Sheldon, chief investment officer for Hightower - RDM Financial Group.
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If she makes it past Konta, Williams would face either Garbine Muguruza, who defeated Serena in the 2016 French Open final to win her first and so far only major title, or the surprise of the fortnight, Slovak Magdalena Rybarikova, who is currently ranked No. 87 in the world.
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A healthy majority of analysts and experts believe Le Pen, who wants to pull France out of the euro zone, won't win the second round of voting if she makes it past the first, as her father did in 2002 (only to be crushed by Jacques Chirac in the run off).
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Otherwise, players must start at the beginning. If the player makes it past the main play fields, there is an "Overtime" mode, where the player keeps playing the same course until time expires.
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Through his investigation Roger faces Stupid, Greasy, Psycho, and Smarty weasels and finally makes it to Doom's mansion. He makes it past the complex and confronts Doom, defeating him and destroying his Dip Machine.
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Each level must be completed in 45 seconds, (represented as the declining temperature,) else the eskimo dies frozen. The faster the level is completed the more bonus points are awarded to the player. If player makes it past level 20, a "magic" fish will appear between the temperature gage and the number of lives remaining, this serves no real purpose other than as an Easter egg.
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Doom took on the Hood and the unidentified demon possessing him one- on-one, and his face was severely burned by the demon in the process. Following the villains' defeat, Victor retreated to the ruins of Castle Doom.Invincible Iron Man #600 Later, a young woman named Zora Vokuvic breaks into Castle Doom demanding to see Doctor Doom. She makes it past the many Doombots that guard the palace before finally confronting Doom himself.
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However, the Cardinal orders Rochefort to close all of France's ports until further notice. Constance recruits D'Artagnan and he recruits his friends and they sent out to London. However, De Jussac races to the port and deploys squads of Cardinal Guards across the countryside with a single order: Stop D'Artaganan, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis at any cost. Although D'Artagnan makes it past the blockade of guards, his friends stay behind to distract the guards.
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After the first stage the player can choose to do either the land strike stage or the air strike stage next. The land strike stage consists of mostly sea and land units while the air strike stage consists of a majority of air units. If the player makes it past both stages, the last stage is in two parts. Throughout stages, the player must destroy bosses by shooting their weak points multiple times.
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Julie makes it past without incident in her much smaller boat. Julie arrives in England. She takes a train through a "Winstonville", one of the small pop-up towns formed by people on the run from the Martians, and named after Winston Churchill, the governor of London ever since General Marvin died during the Martian invasion. At Portsmouth, Julie is taken to a hospital and inoculated against diseases that have been running rampant, like cholera, etc.
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Big sagebrush is a coarse, many-branched, pale-grey shrub with yellow flowers and silvery-grey foliage, which is generally 0.5–3 m tall. A deep taproot 1–4 m in length, coupled with laterally spreading roots near the surface, allows sagebrush to gather water from both surface precipitation and the water table several meters beneath. Big sagebrush that is over a meter tall is an indicator of arable land, because it prefers deep, basic soils. Sagebrush is generally long-lived once it makes it past the seedling stage, and can reach ages of over 100 years.
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Despite these strong assets in the game he has still yet to win any ATP titles and very rarely makes it past the first round of major tournaments. During his career, he has won 5 ATP Challenger Series: hardcourt victories in Burnie and Canberra in 2005, clay court victories in 2006 at Quito and Medellín, and a victory on hardcourt at Aptos in 2009. He has had greater success as a doubles player, often partnering with fellow Australians Carsten Ball and Sam Groth. Guccione has represented his country in several Davis Cup ties, compiling a winning record.
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Sensationalised stories about the bite of Steatoda nobilis have featured in UK newspaper articles. Stuart Hine from the Natural History Museum, London responded on the naturenet blog, stating, "Of course I also explain the great value of spiders and how rare the event of spider bite in the UK actually is. I also always explain that up to 12 people die from wasp/bee stings in the UK each year and we do not panic so much about wasps and bees – but this never makes it past editing." Steven Falk, an entomologist, cautioned that without "hard evidence", it is difficult to know how many of the bites reported in the media have been caused by false widow spiders.
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The other half are told to head towards the end zone to get ready for the celebration when Hernandez recovers the fumble that he causes himself, or Martin picks it off if by the small chance that the ball makes it past the line of scrimmage. Skidmore has been so lucky to have these three All-American players at the same time, and John Livas was quoted as saying "I don't know what the program is going to do when these guys graduate, but we can't be selfish I guess. We were lucky enough to have them for the time we did, and they even turned down several D1 offers their freshman year because they loved this program so much." Other honorable mention players of this year were Wyatt Scott , Logan Rios, and Alex "Alice" Hernandez.
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