She's since moved on to dating Alex Rodriguez – and he's since moved on to buying an even more expensive, even more blinged-out necklace (HypeBeast estimates the cost at $120,000).
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We've moved on to the next topic — myself included.
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Gunn moved on to a new position at Warner Bros.
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The conversation's moved on to something positive for the company.
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He then moved on to chat with ranking member Rep.
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I moved on to my main dish, a taco bowl.
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Elon Musk had already moved on to the next thing.
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When everyone moved on to actual notes I grew bolder.
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Then he moved on to our closest relatives: the monkeys.
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The Whitney has moved on to its fancy new digs.
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Now, it appears the company has moved on to yellowface.
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The news cycle moved on to a million other things.
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The blockading states, meanwhile, have moved on to bigger concerns.
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It started with dish sponges, then moved on to marshmallows.
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With dueling doughs complete, I moved on to the filling.
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After that, the legal wrangling moved on to state court.
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Dorsey, microphone in hand, moved on to his next question.
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Okay, and then you've moved on to the State Department.
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He has since moved on to Peloton indoor exercise bikes.
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From there, the pair moved on to a black eyeliner.
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" Kufrin has now moved on to become the next "Bachelorette.
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She moved on to tarts, fresh tagliatelle, and, lately, croissants.
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And moved on to launch a new company called NeXT.
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Mitt Romney the winner and moved on to New Hampshire.
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Mongeau has since moved on to tweeting about other topics.
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Then, we moved on to three sets of other exercises.
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The subject of the conversation moved on to the girls.
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He then moved on to taking questions from other reporters.
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Perhaps that's why we all moved on to pastures new.
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Then he moved on to the merits of mass transit.
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Parker has since moved on to other areas of research.
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By then she had moved on to the Federal Reserve.
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Ms. Brown has long moved on to conferences and books.
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Dr. Machineni moved on to medications, trying one after another.
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It has also moved on to how to get there.
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The agent has moved on to the next shiny star.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has moved on to tax reform.
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Even thieves seemed to have moved on to better things.
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So the Uprising and its surrogates moved on to politicians.
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Vine's biggest stars have moved on to Snapchat and YouTube.
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Solomon said that he had moved on to other stories.
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But the movement has since moved on to bigger concerns.
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Then he moved on to Hillary Clinton's "crimes" involving her emails.
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Having righted the ship, Trump has moved on to policy portfolios.
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When there was nothing left, they moved on to the next.
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Pop culture moved on to superheroes and sad, angry male antiheroes.
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The candidates have already moved on to campaigning in that state.
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Workers have already moved on to the next hot commodity play.
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He eventually moved on to alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and prescription pills.
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From unicorn to unicorn to unicorn, we moved on to WeWork.
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He has since moved on to Pence's Great America Committee PAC.
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The process then moved on to divvying up the county delegates.
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It only supports 802.11n while everybody has moved on to 802.11ac.
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As people got addicted, some moved on to heroin and fentanyl.
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Your career is over and we've moved on to Johnny Rapid.
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Rocco had sort of already moved on to the next thing.
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Cox has moved on to launch his own Washington consulting firm.
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At 13, she moved on to working in a department store.
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She milked one buffalo, and then moved on to the next.
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She then moved on to running its Baltic operations until 2014.
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Instead, 8763 minutes later, Trump moved on to blasting Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Two years later, he moved on to selling cocaine and heroin.
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She's already moved on to Kaitlynn Carter and now Cody Simpson.
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We're done, we're finished he's moved on to the next girl.
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But I soldiered on, and we eventually moved on to text.
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She changed into casual clothing and moved on to a wheelchair.
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After that, Dr. Sulston moved on to map the worm's genes.
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Linkabit engineers moved on to seed new companies in the area.
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He moved on to play for teams in Taiwan and Japan.
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He moved on to London, where he worked as a translator.
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Now he's moved on to the NBA, but go ahead. Right.
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But before long he moved on to other jobs and pursuits.
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She cut the remaining carrots, moved on to celery and onions.
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In 1958, she moved on to Albert Einstein in the Bronx.
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Fran, we hope you moved on to someone who deserved you.
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I was very grateful when he moved on to other things.
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Ms. Hauser finished the article, and moved on to the next.
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I declined to pay him and moved on to other stories.
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We moved on to the empty Rue de la Croix Blanche.
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Ivanka then moved on to "That 70s Show" star Topher Grace.
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Have you moved on to trading cryptocurrencies or investing in cannabis?
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I then moved on to the happiest moments of their lives.
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Like the QUDS, the Taibah moved on to the port of Kuantan in Malaysia, picked up about 12,000 tonnes more ethanol, and then moved on to Zhoushan, according to the shipping data and the Kuantan port officials.
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But the Empire star likely has already moved on to something it.
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Beyoncé moved on to releasing visual albums instead of straight-up videos.
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Then we moved on to who's tops, as far as models go.
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This video would suggest that they've since moved on to Venice, a.k.a.
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The producer and the comedian have moved on to discussing butt plugs.
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If there was no answer, they moved on to the next person.
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Taylor shook it off and quickly moved on to "Thor" star Hiddleston.
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That's okay, because by then, everyone will have moved on to winter.
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Dish moved on to trying a merger with T-Mobile in 2015.
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But luckily, the show moved on to Donald Trump's hot mic scandal.
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She moved on to the Park Lane Hotel, which had its characters.
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Since then, Tatum and Dewan have each moved on to new relationships.
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Most migrants entering Hungary moved on to wealthier western European countries anyway.
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Bonnesen then moved on to run the lender's Baltic operations until 2014.
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"I've moved on to other things," Satoshi wrote to another bitcoin developer.
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She then moved on to running the lender's Baltic operations until 2014.
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"I have moved on to other things," he wrote in April 2011.
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The production moved on to a loading dock behind the chow hall.
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Only two tried it, before they moved on to the next village.
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And by then she might have moved on to a bigger job.
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The other conclusion could be he's moved on to a different area.
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So we moved on to a slightly hotter hot sauce, a habanero.
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Which is why my grandfather moved on to the next option: marriage.
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In many ways, the company has already moved on to the future.
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Eventually he moved on to a residency, a fellowship, his own practice.
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But she quickly moved on to the real issue at hand: Brexit.
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Today, Tiffany has moved on to another leading passion: serving her community.
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They moved on to cricket's version of overtime, called a super over.
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After a few years, I moved on to The Las Vegas Sun.
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Meanwhile, those who would have attended have moved on to bigger worries.
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And Mayer moved on to, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Aniston and Katy Perry.
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So I began making puzzles by hand, moved on to using software.
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When he moved on to foreign cars, he traded with collectors overseas.
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Then the robots moved on to the next plant in that row.
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It moved on to satirizing online political discourse with PatriotHole and ResistanceHole.
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Harris said he was not, and then moved on to another point.
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With his Marvel days over, Evans has moved on to other projects.
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Miller has moved on to being a senior White House policy advisor.
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And then Ms. Ryan moved on to the news of the day.
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She moved on to Versace, Tommy Hilfiger, and the cover of Seventeen .
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So you're past the pig fucking and you've moved on to that.
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Carrie quickly lost interest and we moved on to the next shiny object.
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So, I eventually moved on to opiates, which eventually led on to heroin.
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Yes, and moved on to babysit the media team and others, but yeah.
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Clearly these two have moved on to new relationships and exciting solo projects.
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They also soon moved on to Kurdistan, where they remain to this day.
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Most of the committee had moved on to other things before it ended.
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He didn't see his son, so he moved on to the second dome.
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But after studying and cataloging its properties, scientists moved on to other problems.
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Moved on to a nose strip and finally a peel off face mask.
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Then our children — mine and hers — graduated and moved on to different schools.
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And the press therefore moved on to other non-happening things like collusion.
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Leake since moved on to the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent.
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Axelrod didn't ask Rice to elaborate, but instead moved on to another subject.
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After this they moved on to pioneering roles as coaches and games officials.
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Once she finished her eyes, the star moved on to blush and highlighter.
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The team then moved on to take the third game without much trouble.
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Left Alive Sure, Hideo Kojima's moved on to wilder things like Death Stranding.
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They moved on to sharing a spare bedroom in a relative&aposs home.
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Simmons was fired by ESPN a year later and moved on to HBO.
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With the cat question complete, I moved on to test actual real dogs.
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Some were summer interns who have since moved on to permanent jobs elsewhere.
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No biggie; the movie will have moved on to another joke soon enough.
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Now that is done, people have already moved on to the iPhone 8.
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The only new aspect is that the scammers have moved on to Fortnite.
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He said they had started with pot, then moved on to stronger drugs.
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I moved on to the Pumpkin Cheesecake, which tasted more like pumpkin pie.
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We moved on to visit Currie's greenhouses, and then one of his farms.
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No wonder Kylie Jenner has moved on to another public, and controversial, BFF.
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Now it appears that both groups of fans have moved on to Lille.
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Eventually, they moved on to masturbation basics like pleasure points and common myths.
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All that we can hope is that he's moved on to better things.
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Her petitioner accepted this and moved on to the boy next to her.
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The woman added their names to Samsung's list and moved on to me.
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From there, the debate moved on to being vicious in entirely different ways.
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Now, he's apparently moved on to Kelley -- making for a pretty impressive trifecta.
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Blac Chyna looks like she has moved on to another rapper ... Playboi Carti.
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I started with modifying the uniforms, then moved on to recoloring some objects.
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Howard excused himself and moved on to begin the charade with someone else.
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My grandfather kept quiet and moved on to live a long, fulfilling life.
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But when moderators moved on to Harris, she was ready with another attack.
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She moved on to the final when Osaka withdrew with an abdominal injury.
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The band moved on to two rental homes in the San Fernando Valley.
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From domestic matters it moved on to attacking Ukraine and eventually the West.
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Some of the March for Our Lives founders have moved on to college.
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The radio newscast mentioned the victims, and moved on to local parking regulations.
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"The screenplay languished and I moved on to other things," Mr. McEwan said.
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After the result was announced, the Senate quickly moved on to routine business.
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Feeling the need to grow, last year she moved on to Sushi Nakazawa.
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From there we moved on to Michigan to pick apples, blueberries and plums.
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When it didn't, they moved on to something else, our Washington correspondent writes.
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It didn't work out, so she moved on to Sean Brosnan in 2007.
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But the next day, people moved on to the next viral social trend.
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I moved on to the platter with the cheddar quesadilla, cheeseburger, and tamales.
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Then he moved on to the incumbent Republican governor's bid for the Senate.
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The next day, Mr. Tucker and his attorneys moved on to the B's.
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From there, I moved on to adventure stories, crime, romance and historical epics.
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So I wanted to wrestle with science and then moved on to Einstein.
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And I started out doing marketing and moved on to strategy and monetization.
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By next week, we might have all moved on to the next big outrage.
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Maalouf replaces Mike Priefer, who moved on to become special teams coordinator with Cleveland.
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Eventually, Bondarenko and Radchenko moved on to other problems, but Viazovska pressed on alone.
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I've since moved on to my dresser, and lamps, and armchair, and shower curtain.
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Baird moved on to electronic television as well, along with other new experimental products.
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Others have moved on to other creative careers in the art and fashion world.
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From there, she moved on to Weight Watchers and began to climb the ranks.
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Then I went pro in RING OF FIRE show and moved on to MMA.
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We recently finished all the episodes of Dope and moved on to Drugs, Inc.
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In the '70s, Cheney moved on to Richard Nixon's presidential administration as an assistant.
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From there, he moved on to represent Wyoming for a decade as a congressman.
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The first cohort of feminist bloggers have moved on to media development and books.
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He then moved on to join staff and helpers making a healthy hot lunch.
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Genre hoppingRowling moved on to adult books with the 2012 drama The Casual Vacancy.
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He did what he had to in Cleveland then moved on to Los Angeles.
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He began his career working in merchant banks then moved on to hedge funds.
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Though some have moved on to less aggressive states, others are only arriving now.
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After all, many of the show's original stars have moved on to other ventures.
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I've moved on to other mobile time-wasters (lately: A lot of HQ, #freescott).
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Well, we know that Nick has moved on to become a men's beauty expert.
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And it worked, Bergeron quickly moved on to get feedback from the next judge.
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Riding the high of our maze navigating skills, we moved on to the seesaw.
|
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Although most moved on to Germany and Sweden, roughly 90,000 sought asylum in Austria.
|
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By Thursday, some of the conspiracy theories had already moved on to other mediums.
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Clinton talking about emails, let it stand and moved on to the next question.
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She is still in the military and has moved on to a different job.
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By the turn of the century, the famous confectioner had moved on to chocolate.
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As the therapist moved on to my legs, I instinctively tightened around the shoulders.
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I moved on to the sofa for the final few months of our contract.
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We then moved on to talking benefits (they've got dental!) and my employment history.
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They moved on to more independent physical pursuits – push-ups and jogging and such.
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I tasted the 2017, and the importer has recently moved on to the 2018.
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The people that have made their money have moved on to the next thing.
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In time, I moved on to writing book reviews and then to editing them.
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Penn and Glover seem to have moved on to other causes, like bashing Trump.
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Not his area of expertise, he replied, and moved on to his next case.
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He eventually moved on to another swing district — Pennsylvania's Seventh — to campaign for Democrats.
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I hope it's O.K. and has perhaps moved on to start its own family.
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After seven years with the Bengals, he moved on to the Raiders this season.
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In the meantime, the hackers moved on to targets outside the D.N.C., including Mrs.
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The applause for clean coal was tepid, so he moved on to Joe Arpaio.
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I immediately moved on to the Orange Drink, which had a very promising look.
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Candidates have already moved on to New Hampshire, which holds its primary on Tuesday.
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But basketball stuck, even when his brothers moved on to focus on their studies.
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" He then moved on to the immortal gibe: "I want to eat his children.
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Instead, many groups have already moved on to developing strategies for the 1503 elections.
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By the time he was 17, he had moved on to broncos and bulls.
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The two men shook hands, and Mr. Maher moved on to his panel discussion.
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And so the focus has really moved on to Russia rather than to China.
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Lester Holt moved on to the tentative Harvey Weinstein settlement and New Zealand volcano.
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The president moved on to talking about building his wall on the Mexican border.
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Yang moved on to other ventures — including a party-organizing business — with mixed success.
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Then he moved on to Kyrgyzstan to open the World Nomad Games in September.
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He lost both of those fights and moved on to another pro fighting organization.
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We moved on to the garden side of the museum past high metal gates.
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A few nights later, I had moved on to binge-watching The Mindy Project.
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And now that they've officially tied the knot, the world has moved on to babies.
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And after seven years of chasing Jabber Zeus, James Craig moved on to other cases.
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And then you moved on to Foursquare which was a variation on the idea, correct?
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For what it's worth, Georgia's no longer dating Theuerkorn ... she's moved on to a restaurateur.
|
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Trump then moved on to tweets about today's vote in the Senate about health care.
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Former employees have moved on to other tech companies, like Facebook and Netflix, he noted.
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Once my face felt refreshed, I moved on to rejuvenating the rest of my body.
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Hirono, a Democrat from Hawaii, then mentioned Spicer's tweet and moved on to another topic.
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The government has accepted their requests, but newspaper headlines have moved on to other topics.
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She broke an ankle, started out on pain pills and ultimately moved on to heroin.
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Defensive coordinator Matt Patricia moved on to become the Detroit Lions' head coach last year.
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Only when she moved on to another company did she begin slowly upping the percentage.
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I'd say back, dragging her across the yard, until we moved on to the next.
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After winning her Miss America title, Carlson moved on to a career in broadcast journalism.
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He then moved on to Blue Apron as Head of Product, overseeing growth and monetization.
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A few months later, Depp moved on to a volatile relationship with model Kate Moss.
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With the field cleared for Mr Sisi, police have moved on to arresting former candidates.
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She then moved on to think tank gigs mostly focused on child and family policy.
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And he then moved on to join staff and helpers making a healthy hot lunch.
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When the office closed after the November election, I moved on to Clean Water Action.
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After that, she moved on to more complex pieces like a latte with foam art.
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That time in limbo was too long for some, who moved on to nearby communities.
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Dad and I moved on to Virunga Lodge, where we would spend another two nights.
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Then Trump moved on to hit the exact notes that bad pundits were waiting for.
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Company founder and CEO Ben Kaufman moved on to an e-commerce role with Buzzfeed.
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Some have moved on to Snapchat, which has experienced a lot of growth since 2017.
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The pet with the most votes in each match moved on to the next round.
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Having assessed a carbon tax, Clinton's advisers then moved on to smaller, less ambitious policies.
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Afterwards, the program worked to ensure that the families moved on to safe, permanent homes.
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After trying an app called NFC Tools without luck, I moved on to NXP TagWriter.
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This fleeting moment of glory was soon destroyed when we moved on to side lunges.
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By that time, Nintendo had already moved on to 3D gaming with Super Mario 64.
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Then, the public forgot all about it and moved on to the next shiny object.
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So I moved on to streaming, my MP3s collecting dust inside some external hard drive.
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As I've moved on to new material, I've changed in my compositional ideas and musicality.
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Meanwhile, since their split, Martin and Paltrow, 46, have both moved on to new relationships.
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Next, we moved on to Nathan's brand of hot dogs — and the reactions were split.
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But overtime, according to the FBI, the gangsters moved on to lucrative ransom kidnapping schemes.
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The left moved on to arguments about culture—race, greenery, human rights and sexual politics.
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After Domaine LA, he moved on to restaurant jobs and quickly became a quotable expert.
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Double Twist didn't survive the dotcom bubble burst, and Bellenson moved on to other things.
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He declined to say anything more and the moderator moved on to the next question.
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They understood their failures, fixed them, and moved on to better and more profitable things.
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Finally, I moved on to the ancient village of Cammarata in the Province of Agrigento.
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"We'd moved on to new territory," Severson would later recount in "Surf," his 2014 memoir.
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She has since moved on to become the CEO of the software-automation firm Puppet.
|
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Despite the continuing tragedy, the world appears to have moved on to other terrible events.
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Sessions didn't respond and moved on to the next person waiting to shake his hand.
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People were done with their families, and had moved on to their adoptive families online.
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There was a brief pause before the conversation moved on to another line of questioning.
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After Seattle she moved on to Tucson, where she practiced alongside other alternative health practitioners.
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North hasn't stopped at the kitty, she's also moved on to doing her friend's face.
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" Since then, he has moved on to roles in "Into the Badlands" and "Deadpool 2.
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Fallaci then moved on to the subjects that made her famous: war and global politics.
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Others have either dispersed or moved on to other locales to pursue their artistic careers.
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He was recently dating SI model Hannah Ferguson ... looks like he's moved on to Genie.
|
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Which films moved on to the next phase, and which got their bad news early?
|
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Now, it's also likely that many opioid users may have moved on to heroin anyway.
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By 2000, I had moved on to pushing for access to medicines in poorer countries.
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Right, and then you moved on to writing books and all kinds of different things.
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He has since moved on to similar but more complex work in monkeys and rhinos.
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Undaunted, the free-market crew moved on to lowering tax rates, especially for rich people.
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After La Joya, the troops moved on to surrounding villages, killing 978 people in total.
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By the time the Nevada caucuses had started, he had already moved on to Texas.
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I moved on to some vegetables, the Cauliflower & Spinach Gratin, to balance the oily chicken.
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That's when she reconnected with Barbash, who by then had moved on to another venture.
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Soon I moved on to "Love & Hip Hop," then "Dating Naked" (gone but not forgotten).
|
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Since then she has moved on to Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
|
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People have since largely moved on to healthier trends, opting for "superfoods" and trendy diets.
|
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But the group moved on to encrypted social networks like Telegram, the encrypted chat platform.
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The top-10 from the first round of qualifying automatically moved on to Sunday's final.
|
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Later, she moved on to other subjects, including hippies on communes and train-hopping drifters.
|
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After that felt good, we moved on to getting the actual phone in the sequence.
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The 39-year-old will replace Mike Norvell, who has moved on to Florida State.
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They then moved on to building and designing a modern interior, which lasted three months.
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MEDIA It is lacking the usual leading man, who has moved on to bigger things.
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I moved on to college and stopped visiting Bijnor, but my taste for politics remained.
|
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My family and I have moved on to what we call the 'no negative zone.
|
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It's the last great sprite-based strategy game, before everyone moved on to 23D graphics.
|
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In 24 hours, everyone involved will have moved on to being outraged about something else.
|
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Some moved on to more trendy religions, while others became disillusioned by the Centre's financial demands.
|
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The left has already moved on to their next mantra, "We shouldn&apost be detaining anyone".
|
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In the meantime, Mularski's squad and the cybersecurity industry have also moved on to new threats.
|
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Laid-back lovebirds Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have moved on to the Great White North.
|
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He then moved on to leading the Brexit agenda for Britain's new prime minister, Theresa May.
|
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Eventually, some painkiller users moved on to other opioids, like heroin or fentanyl and its analogs.
|
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And some of you have already moved on to the next article in your Feedly queue.
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I moved on to the H. Golightly, which I also liked, but not quite as much.
|
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Since his first experiments, the oncology world has mostly moved on to radiation and chemo treatments.
|
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The software worked well enough with lighter-skinned people, so Buolamwini moved on to other projects.
|
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One big problem is that the creative team behind Darksiders has moved on to other projects.
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I moved on to my second job in media, and then recently on to a third.
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He moved on to Contra Costa County where he killed his girlfriend Eunsoon Jun in 2002.
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But Tran has clearly shrugged it off and moved on to bigger and better fashion statements.
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Much like a book, you played a game, finished it, and moved on to the next.
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You had a thing you were doing there and then moved on to create another thing.
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The stars first dined at L.A. hotspot Catch and then moved on to The Peppermint Club.
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He then moved on to the "electric files," password protecting his computer and breaking the keyboard.
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"All of my friends, my classmates, moved on to secondary school, and I couldn't," he said.
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That came to a Swift end (ahem) and now he's moved on to another talented blonde.
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It was plausible, satisfied her curiosity, and we moved on to a different topic after that.
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Later, the shooter moved on to a Ford dealership in Kalamazoo shortly before 10:30 p.m.
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Friedman then moved on to something new at Microsoft, the idea of small tablet-like PCs.
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For his part, Mr Thrun has moved on to a new challenge: building cars that fly.
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Vonshak also had a stint at Palm before he moved on to LG (and later Pebble).
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But despite moving on with their careers, they each have not moved on to other partners.
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Bezos himself has moved on to living a lifestyle more in line with his current budget.
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In any case, Julian had already moved on to the next question: R u in bed?
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Chyna famously dated Rob Kardashian after Tyga, 29, moved on to date Rob's sister, Kylie Jenner.
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Just as quickly as the words had left his mouth, he moved on to other topics.
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Since Daniel's is broken in half, it apparently means he's moved on to a better place.
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Hughes have sorted out their sex life, they've moved on to bickering about their wedding reception.
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And when the airwaves moved on to "The Rush Limbaugh Show," Mr. Limbaugh jumped right in.
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He then moved on to ABC Sports and later to the head of programming at ABC.
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The newsroom was done, but now the work had moved on to platemaking at College Point.
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More than half of them have moved on to actual experiments or more "hands on" activities.
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Little Rock moved on to meet No. 281-seeded Iowa State, which beat Iona, 245-463.
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They largely succeeded, but now that that's done, they moved on to bigger and better things.
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He's moved on to the White House flower shop and Frank is delighted to see him.
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RC: I was building websites at [age] 30, 14, then I moved on to affiliate marketing . . .
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There were a few minutes of tension, but eventually the group moved on to another topic.
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My practitioner had moved on to the next client with the smooth detachment of a gynecologist.
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When she moved on to The Hill's Jordan Fabian, he ceded his time back to Jackson.
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The former ABC staffer who reportedly leaked the video had since moved on to CBS News.
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I moved on to analytical cartoons hoping they would have a sharper eye for visual details.
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He moved on to the Celtics for two seasons before signing with the Nets in July.
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He moved on to harmonica and guitar, often sneaking into juke joints to listen to music.
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In the past few years, however, skeptical researchers moved on to other prospects for heart treatment.
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They moved on to the next, and the next: variations on a theme, in a sense.
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But that made little sense, so I moved on to thinking about years in the calendar.
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Perhaps you've tossed these mailers into the trash and moved on to your meal delivery kit.
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They warmed up with jumping jacks, hamstring kicks and shoulder shrugs, then moved on to lunges.
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Today, the veterans of that administration have long since moved on to other ventures or retirement.
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He never made it back to the Super Bowl and moved on to a broadcasting career.
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He moved on to sculpture, and that seemed to turn on a switch, point the way.
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Roland moved on to the TR-909, which added MIDI control; it found its own devotees.
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They married in 1975 and moved on to buying industrial spaces at around the same time.
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No. 5 seed Benoit Paire and fellow Frenchman Ugo Humbert also moved on to the quarterfinals.
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No, there still isn't a headphone jack, but I've long moved on to using Bluetooth headphones.
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He moved on to writing down his thoughts on how employees should interact in the workplace.
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Falsely believing that his actions had been fully exonerated, Trump moved on to the next election.
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William, finishing one song, moved on to the next: Is this the little girl I carried ?
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Mr. Capella moved on to another job almost 1,000 miles away, and the program slowly collapsed.
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Once we had a pre-visualization, we moved on to re-creating it in our studio.
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They shut the project down relatively quickly and moved on to other questions at the NCSA.
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We moved on to the console itself, and Durrell popped its top lid off with ease.
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Finally, I moved on to the "kitchen crafted" tacos, which are currently a test menu item.
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That went on for 10 more minutes before we moved on to the next exercise — cardio.
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It landed in Eagle Crater, moved on to Endurance Crater and planned to visit Victoria Crater.
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He moved on to play with Hapoel Jerusalem, where he is averaging 13 points a game.
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In 2016, 700,000 workers once employed in downsized industries moved on to new jobs, Li said.
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Since no candidate won a majority, the top two finishers moved on to a runoff election.
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Meanwhile, with the crisis in the rearview mirror, politicians have moved on to discussing other things.
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McConnell and the rest of the Senate moved on to tax reform in the following months.
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"[Harkey] moved on to a role at Google after 5 terrific years with Foursquare," the company said.
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Eventually, some people using painkillers moved on to other opioids, like heroin or fentanyl and its analogs.
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She stalled at a promo for a Kids in the Hall marathon, then moved on to HGTV.
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Maggie may have moved on to date Jackson now, but she had a romantic past with DeLuca.
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Despite Rathod's fears, the company was a success, and he eventually moved on to lead another business.
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Demandware founder Stephen Schambach has moved on to his next startup and investors are betting $50 million.
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I started out in the tristate area and then moved on to the rest of the country.
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It is good news that the arcane issue of political reform has moved on to the streets.
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Meanwhile, the candidates have already moved on to New Hampshire, which holds its presidential primary on Tuesday.
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Shopkeepers dropped candy in, children chimed "thaaaaank you" in unison and moved on to the next spot.
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We've moved on to other scandals, Ms. Marcos and her prodigious closet long since faded from memory.
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Authorities believed he then moved on to the Bay Area and Southern California where his crimes continued.
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When I moved on to other upper body and shoulder moves with dumbbells, the same thing happened.
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Team Sawyer has graduated at least 12 chefs, who have moved on to start their own endeavors.
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We've moved on to other scandals, Ms. Marcos and her prodigious closet long since faded from memory.
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She has moved on to causing bad behavior in others, which is definitely going to get wild.
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Or maybe the Juulers have moved on to cigarettes or have gotten better at hiding the habit.
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We did not really think much about it and moved on to the next problem to solve.
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Even the venerable Pokémon series has moved on to the Switch with the upcoming Sword and Shield.
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And I couldn't simply say I had moved on to other things and didn't want to engage.
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The gunmen then moved on to the beach, he says, and aimed at people in the sea.
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Next, she moved on to Sinatra's classic "Fly Me to the Moon," inviting fans to sing along.
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In the summer of 227, Hamilton moved on to another project, but not before training her replacement.
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She's moved on to another kiln where she spends her days hauling carts weighed down with bricks.
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It moved on to making servers, which ran many of the most popular websites of the time.
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He has since sold it and moved on to other ventures that combine technology and social responsibility.
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She asked for advice and tips on the clerkship and then they moved on to other topics.
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Trump called the troops heroes and thanked them for their service -- and then moved on to himself.
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So by the time he moved on to Jones and, naturally, Hillary Clinton, Bannon's purposes were clear.
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You know they're confident about getting their man when they've moved on to the optics of it.
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We moved on to the Jewel Suite, which was designed in collaboration with jewelry designer Martin Katz.
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Having done that Wednesday morning, lawmakers moved on to considering the underlying spending bill on Wednesday afternoon.
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So I traveled around backpacking for a while until I moved on to explore the capital, Manila.
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The attacker fired a few rounds in the dark, and then moved on to the next room.
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I had moved on to the nearby media center, where a robot was mixing cocktails and coffees.
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" Eventually he moved on to immortal figures like Lucifer ("Sympathy for the Devil") and "Jumpin' Jack Flash.
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A congratulatory pat on the back was in order as they moved on to their next engagement.
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After the rules were declared to have been passed, the convention moved on to its regular business.
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With surgical precision, she dropped a swift deadpan "OK boomer," and moved on to her next point.
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The supermodel was on vacay with Bradley Cooper -- they moved on to the Italian isle of Sardinia.
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I moved on to trying to identify the plants and trees, but this can be exceptionally tricky.
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She's mastered Defense Against the Dark Arts and moved on to gender equality with her #HeForShe campaign.
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This was fine, because I'd moved on to other TV shows (namely Full House) by that time.
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Bell moved on to new pursuits, founding his own label, Wilbe Records, and working with other artists.
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Strat-O-Matic has moved on to other platforms and variations for today's quick-is-slow world.
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Shepunova rang a bell when the time was up, and reps moved on to the next reporter.
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Mr. Salim moved on to Kismayu, a Somali port town, and was hired as a harbor pilot.
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After graduating from divorcing parents' class, we moved on to mediation, our state's favorite mode of divorce.
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Eventually, they moved on to talking about their identities, relationships, and day-to-day ups and downs.
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Once we'd finished with bathroom duties and whale watching, we moved on to our next task: breakfast.
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The painting was sold in 1938, before the Leffmanns moved on to Switzerland and finally to Brazil.
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By 2PM, they've moved on to editing, and the day fans out until they end around 9PM.
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We went about making a list and, with the theme set selected, moved on to the grid.
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The robber eventually attempted to snatch the phone away and moved on to clear the cash register.
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I moved on to Frank's RedHot, which I was excited to try because I'd heard rave reviews.
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After that, he moved on to Golden State to become part of the Warriors' star-studded roster.
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Page, who worked on the earlier stages of the investigation, had already moved on to another assignment.
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But with no whistles blown about the potential illegal activity, Stratos moved on to his next scams.
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The two then moved on to Anne Hathaway, who Fey commended for her work in "Les Miserables."
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On Monday, Mr. Trump, who is making his first foreign trip as president, moved on to Israel.
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Izzie and Cristina, played by Katherine Heigl and Sandra Oh, have since moved on to other projects.
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The jester who told the tale has long since moved on to crafting his next shocking confection.
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Before the moderators moved on to the next subject, Warren managed to squeeze in one final dig.
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Several aides have moved on to roles at government agencies or have left the Trump administration entirely.
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Even if much of the nation has moved on to "Game of Thrones," this saga will continue.
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The following November, Calabria had moved on to actively urging that the Fed start raising interest rates.
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That's why, since Mr. Litvinenko's murder, the Russian security forces have moved on to a rather different tradecraft.
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Many of us may also have moved on to Halloween movie marathons — perhaps the original Netflix-and-chill.
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It stayed with me when I moved on to Harper's Bazaar, land of supermodels and 24K face creams.
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After spending Christmas under the sun, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have moved on to hitting the slopes.
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Ones that used to, but have since moved on to a new sound, are still invited to play.
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In this case, there was no evidence of serious wrongdoing and the presidency moved on to other issues.
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Once they found the right dose, they moved on to humans to see if the results were similar.
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Betaworks' accelerator, which the company says was designed as a one-off, has moved on to other themes.
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Einhorn then moved on to a presentation about planes, trains and leasing, and some new investments at Greenlight.
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So I abandoned acting entirely, moved on to writing and directing, and resolved never to return to it.
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And so they would tolerate and encourage it, and then they moved on to boards and more boards.
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Children who had moved on to middle school and high school came back to tell him happy birthday.
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I continued to hang out in camp over the summer, and eventually moved on to other extracurricular activities.
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Most of the candidates have moved on to New Hampshire, which will hold its primary on Feb. 11.
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My body, like most things in life, moved on to new terrain, and I had to accept it.
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Even Sean Hannity, who was the most vocal supporter of the conspiracies, had moved on to other things.
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Finally, we threw our first aid kits into the car and moved on to valuables and sentimental items.
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You initially started off with a PDF that got viral, presumably, and then you moved on to this.
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I moved on to the press auditorium, where we were told there would soon be a press conference.
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As it stands, however, the world has moved on to touchscreens and a bring your own device model.
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They've moved on to the apps, social media—they're not forced even to meet at a club anymore.
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Morelli, 54, was Monte dei Paschi's chief financial officer before he moved on to Intesa Sanpaolo in 2010.
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As the series continued and moved on to new, more powerful platforms, his role steadily began to shift.
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Then our conversation moved on to NASA, Ro Khanna, Tesla, AOC and the Green New Deal, and more.
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Kaufman quickly moved on to other ATAP projects, like its connected clothing, modular smartphone, radar sensors, and more.
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And then I moved on to like Jimi Hendrix and I bought the Jimi Hendrix Experience tab book.
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As a Cleveland native, how do you feel about Lebron now that he's moved on to the Lakers?
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He moved on to a rich girlfriend "who was famous," while she had to work again and entertain.
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After answering that question, he moved on to others before returning to answer Vega's initial question about Kavanaugh.
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He was able to graduate, but the problem only grew worse as he moved on to community college.
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The world has moved on to fully demonstrate the value of openness, transparency, and avoidance of insular thinking.
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I MOVED ON TO THIS ONE TO CREATE A SIMILAR TYPE STRUCTURE, ALBEIT, WITH A FEW DIFFERENT NUANCES.
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Sandwiched in there was James Hinchcliffe's win in 27, although the Canadian moved on to Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.
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Mr Cruz had also moved on to the next state, spending the evening of April 19th in Pennsylvania.
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Then I moved on to WorkFlowy, which lets you manage tasks by making lists and lists of lists.
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I moved on to Krekkoye, another populated town with the towering silhouette of an octopus on its horizon.
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Dulli then moved on to the Twilight Singers, the Gutter Twins (with Mark Lanegan), and a solo career.
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We moved on to other conversations, wished our friend well, and left, feeling satisfied with where we were.
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Well, thankfully that problem's been solved, she seemed to suggest, triumphantly, and moved on to the next bed.
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He's since moved on to build Virta, a health care startup claiming it can cure type 2 diabetes.
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So, after a couples montage worthy of any romantic comedy, Cyrus has moved on to a younger model.
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But before long they have moved on to the difference between Sie and Du, and Ahmed is floundering.
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See if you recognize any of these stars who've moved on to become lawyers, hairdressers, and business magnates.
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They said hello and welcome and goodbye, smiling and nodding as they moved on to the next group.
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Then, when Christie moved on to a wider repertory, Rousset returned to Lully and Rameau, his early loves.
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Sessions didn't respond and moved on to the next person waiting to shake his hand, this source said.
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After a few minutes, Hall moved on to another outrage: Why did Baio block her on social media?
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" They moved on to the next line, which Bob-Waksberg asked Arnett to do with "more bouncy energy.
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More likely, it was because people had moved on to Instagram (which Facebook owns), YouTube or another site.
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The plan fell through, and Mr. Kareem moved on to helping to organize the Garland attack, prosecutors said.
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Nowadays, Marcos has moved on to become a restaurant consultant, and Black is the accountant for Bludso's BBQ.
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Eventually, they moved on to a traditional P&D deal with a company called FIT Distribution in Detroit.
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Mike Pelton, who succeeded Rocker, eventually moved moved on to Iowa State, Vanderbilt, Auburn and, now, Georgia Tech.
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Impressed with what we saw in the produce section, we moved on to the aisles of packaged food.
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First in a small town in North Carolina, and then after his family moved on to Jacksonville, Fla.
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No one could figure out where to take this style next, so they moved on to something else.
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Over the years, as opioid prescriptions have fallen, many drug users have moved on to heroin and fentanyl.
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He eventually moved on to more artistic compositions, sometimes made with double exposures or by collaging different prints.
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He and his therapist moved on to demystifying the washing machine and the microwave, using color-coded controls.
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It does, but in the end the subcommittee endorsed the window and moved on to the proposed garden.
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"Then I moved on to a different job, and I took that money out" — about $7,000, she said.
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By that time, many of the original parties had lost interest, moved on to other jobs, or died.
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I'm a server at a restaurant, and he was the manager (he's since moved on to another job).
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He moved on to Colorado (217-2426) before finishing his career with the St. Louis Cardinals (54.63-254.6).
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He was chosen for the Pro Bowl in 21969, before he moved on to the Los Angeles Rams.
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Marianne has moved on to other fragile, susceptible human bodies, who she can manipulate into becoming terror projectors.
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Once he had the tools to unlock complex genetic information, Dr. Messing moved on to studying food crops.
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He then moved on to shooting outside the building and into a kebab shop, The Associated Press reported.
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When The Sun became too easy, I moved on to the real challenge: The New York Times Crossword.
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It moved on to a club, where she said she and the prince danced, and he sweated profusely.
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Keys moved on to spray a tea tree-based toner with antifungal and antimicrobial properties onto her skin.
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By the time Norma Sue and her sister were in Philadelphia, Tann had moved on to other victims.
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After that, he moved on to other difficult-to-grasp concepts, like the torturously slow speed of light.
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Most of the displaced Puerto Ricans have already moved on to apartments of their own, according to FEMA.
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I interpreted that as permission to experiment and moved on to ask him what defines a chapli kebab.
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Taylor Swift's already moved on ... to actor Tom Hiddleston, just two weeks after her breakup with Calvin Harris.
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After producing digital prints, Chaumont moved on to video and animated GIFs, which he's displayed as holographic projections.
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By the time of the Home's troubled launch in 2013, Mosseri had moved on to managing mobile product managers.
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The winnowed-down field has now moved on to the warmer vote-seeking climes of Nevada and South Carolina.
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She said in an interview that she is reacting to constituents, whose interests have moved on to other issues.
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But by 2014, Haylor had fizzled out, and the world had moved on to obsess over new rumored pairs.
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Boulanger, former EMEA chief operating officer, replaces Vincenzo Calla who has moved on to head BNP's operations in Qatar.
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Once the machines spit out the cash, the mules gathered it up and moved on to the next machine.
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Once the biting was done, Dr. Dot pulled out her oils and moved on to the deep-tissue massage.
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Video The debate then moved on to how the two candidates had stood on Trump in the 2016 campaign.
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Recently, the two have moved on to directing, and have used their stuntman talents to create impressive action movies.
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But the Keanes missed the beach and got tired of the high altitude, so they moved on to Europe.
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" Next, she moved on to the Vanilla Milk Toner, which she said "takes off the residue of my makeup.
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So the taunts would continue, all the way until I completed sixth grade and moved on to another school.
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By the time he was revealed as Hogan's benefactor in May 2016, Thiel had moved on to bigger things.
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You know, I got tired of it, and moved on to better things and have a better job now.
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They kept asking for more, I liked the attention … and eventually moved on to other kinds of story writing.
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The Hullabalu apps remained live on the App Store, even when the company moved on to focus on Lightwell.
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For years, nuclear war seemed like last century's apocalypse — we had moved on to a new cataclysm, climate change.
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He at most shook his head and briefly denied the charge, and then moved on to a prepared message.
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In New York he moved on to heroin, just because it was the most dangerous drug in the room.
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He then moved on to become lieutenant governor of Virginia and took on the role of governor in 2006.
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And so after five years, Hearn gave up his involvement with the cryptocurrency, and moved on to a startup.
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Instead, they've moved on to a new parlor game — what life would be like if he did act normally.
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He may reckon that if he loses in court, the public will have moved on to the next outrage.
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But by and large, the world have moved on – to bigger screens, multitouch and a world of adaptable interfaces.
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Zuckerberg denied the allegation but called it a "fair concern," and Cruz moved on to questions about Palmer Luckey.
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Yet beer, it turned out in the 33s, was just the aperitif, and 23G moved on to other targets.
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He added that his conversation with the Republican nominee then moved on to other topics in a respectful fashion.
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When I moved on to MySpace, I put my boyfriends into the number one spot in my Top 8.
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After six chapters (and a sexy enema fourway scene!!), I literally couldn't, and moved on to the next book.
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He stayed with the team until 26, when he moved on to the same position with the Arizona Cardinals.
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Today, Rose seems incredibly happy with her new boyfriend, 21 Savage, and West moved on to marry Kim Kardashian.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson will also likely finish near the bottom but has already moved on to South Carolina.
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After The Nice Guy, Johnny moved on to Ace of Diamonds strip club ... where the party train rolled on.
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The group moved on to Ricky's South Beach afterward -- where actual bands provided the entertainment for live rock night.
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We are thrilled that the country has moved on to this new chapter in the national paid leave debate.
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The Golden Gophers moved on to a 41-21 lead by halftime as Lynch scored 10 first-half points.
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He moved on to the subject of health care, condemning congressional officials for acting in their own partisan interests.
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The relic has now moved on to yet another owner, despite claims from Egypt that the relic was stolen.
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I wrote it off and moved on, to Westworld and Insecure and other stellar new shows from prestige networks.
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As one country after another became more stringent, adopters and agencies moved on to others with still-lax rules.
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Creator Armando Iannucci moved on to other projects after four seasons with the show, with several writers following suit.
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After finding out what he needed to know from Ida, he'd moved on to gather information from other sources.
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Then they moved on to a larger quarantine area, where Armstrong celebrated his 39th birthday on August 5, 1969.
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"While much of the world focuses on the inconvenient truths, we have moved on to convenient actions," Modi said.
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Many websites have also stopped using Adobe Flash and have moved on to newer technology for displaying multimedia content.
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After 15 years at the outlet, Smith moved on to Newsday, later heading over to the New York Post.
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" By Friday, he had moved on to humor, describing himself as "the worst manager in the history of football.
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Now Democratic voters have moved on to the next potential savior, practically begging de Blasio to take a seat.
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Last fall, I hired her to take over for my long-term sitter, who had moved on to college.
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As for Kate ... she was briefly dating Pete Davidson, but no word if she's moved on to someone else.
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Wieck, Bridges, and Tinney all moved on to CCP in various roles when the Eve developer purchased White Wolf.
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Yet memories are short, and Musk has moved on to new stories that kept the short sellers at bay.
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Since, with the help of a Mozilla Media Fellowship, they've moved on to bigger and bigger projects, including Chupadados.
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"The first job was to get the 70cc study completed," he said, before SynCardia moved on to the 50cc.
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She got a job administering an undergraduate program at Cornell, and later moved on to jobs in fund-raising.
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The protests fizzled in June, President de Gaulle remained in power, and Mr. Caron moved on to other conflicts.
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I don't want to hear that you made four or five attempts and moved on to the next person.
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Bartola and I have moved on to favorites by the Temptations and Pete Seeger, and to songs with gestures.
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Later, the couple moved on to the Como Uma Punakha, a 10-room inn overlooking the lush Punakha valley.
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He has recently moved on to Omaha, to a team that is just one rung below the major leagues.
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Her reporting job at PM, from which she moved on to The New Yorker, was her first in journalism.
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Moyer's family and their two dogs — she moved on to the next urgent task: applying for aid on DisasterAssistance.gov.
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Noel moved on to a new band, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, which released its first album in 2011.
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Collins countered by saying Goldman had done the same to Sondland, before questioning moved on to a different member.
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But usually, by the time the truth caught up, Mr. Trump had moved on to the next big thing.
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But law enforcement has gotten better at tracking bitcoin activity, and criminals have moved on to other digital currencies.
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In our short attention-span culture, the public will have moved on to other matters within a few months.
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Khanna has since moved on to trying to link smaller, more efficient devices together into his next-generation supercomputer.
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Street photography was invented in Paris, but it quickly moved on to places like New York, London, and Tokyo.
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This had been proven untrue, he said, and now the U.S. opposition had moved on to allegations surrounding Ukraine.
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Mr. Shahak answered all 50 questions on the written test correctly and moved on to the three championship rounds.
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Then he moved on to a start-up of community-based inventions, but that also ultimately ended in bankruptcy.
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The disinformation campaign soon moved on to spread falsehoods about trans children, and other hot trans topics du jour.
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After three years at Chase, she moved on to the communications department at the General Board of Global Ministries.
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Once I felt comfortable and the ball was already rolling by itself, I moved on to do more publishing.
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When I finally defeated the spud, I moved on to an onion who cried a storm's worth of damaging tears.
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When that fell through, he and Abd moved on to Istanbul, where he found a job at a garment factory.
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By the time viewers disproved it, the shape-shifting army of info-spies had moved on to its next issue.
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Apple was reportedly trying to work with BMW first, but moved on to Daimler after no agreement could be reached.
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I found myself saying "This is neat," right before I closed each app and moved on to the next one.
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As a teenager, Trump attended the private New York Military Academy, but he moved on to a business career afterward.
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After serving as former President George H.W. Bush's attorney general for two years, Barr moved on to represent corporate clients.
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Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm in the Caribbean in nearly ten years, struck Haiti and then moved on to Cuba.
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So it's entirely possible that investigators eventually concluded Page did nothing wrong and moved on to focus their probe elsewhere.
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It makes sense ... considering new reports the Philadelphia 76ers star has broken up with Tinashe and moved on to Kendall.
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But the stars that made their names on Vine quickly moved on to YouTube and Instagram, and their audiences followed.
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They moved on to smaller, more niche platforms like Gab, and some fraction of their followers did meet them there.
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Getting one always feels like a win — your résumé passed the test, and you've moved on to the next round.
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By 4PM, Anderson and I had been to Target, Ulta, TJ Maxx, Walmart, Kohl's, and had moved on to GameStop.
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The Packers moved on to face the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday, with a spot in the Super Bowl at stake.
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Since then, Lambert moved on to date Anderson East, but the pair recently split after more than two years together.
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The authors of the paper have since finished their grad work and moved on to new (though surely related) things.
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Although the market may have moved on to other issues, the twin deficit is still alive and kicking — and growing.
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He and his friend started off synthesizing mescaline and then moved on to LSD... and it was really good acid.
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The awkward part of "Running With Beto" is that it comes as O'Rourke has moved on to run for president.
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That's right, he's already moved on to season two of a show that won't even premiere for another three days.
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Continuing with the laughable manliness, I moved on to Contract to Kill, a movie produced by and starring Steven Seagal.
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Rubio was not even in Nevada on Tuesday night, having moved on to the upcoming states of Minnesota and Michigan.
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After several rotations of the plank, lunges, squats, mountain climber, we moved on to the mats — much to my relief.
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When they moved on to a friend's house, Jessop says he stayed outside in his truck, with his weapons holstered.
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In my demonstration, we entered my first name and then moved on to entering the name of my demo vitamins.
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Just when you've figured out how to talk to your kids about Facebook, they've moved on to Instagram or Snapchat.
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Since then, Lambert moved on to date Anderson East, but the pair recently split after more than two years together.
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Some researchers have now moved on to building computer models to test theories about the behaviour of online social networks.
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Then, we reluctantly moved on to the wasabi on the bottom lip, which — not gonna lie — hurt pretty damn badly.
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After getting those very important physical attributes out of the way, Malik next moved on to qualities of the mind.
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And after working for Lively, Snyder moved on to be the personal assistant to Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman until 2015.
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The clear lack of agreement is delaying negotiations, which were predicted to have moved on to trade issues this month.
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He eventually moved on to a new role, in charge of expanding the reach of AI in the company's applications.
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He moved on to become a sales engineer, a business service manager, and a business development director at the company.
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After that, he moved on to animating other difficult-to-grasp space concepts, like the torturously slow speed of light.
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In time, he moved on to several large law firms, where he specialized in the emerging area of electronic discovery.
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Also, as many in the village recalled, East Germans promptly moved on to West Germany with no intention of staying.
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Since Mehala moved in, she says only one woman has moved on to permanent housing, after a year-long stay.
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He has now moved on to be a Group Product Manager in the VR department at Google, according to LinkedIn.
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What's next: The Justice Department has moved on to its rebuttal witnesses as the end of the trial draws closer.
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I started programming in elementary school with HyperStudio, and moved on to a TI-86 graphing calculator programming TI-BASIC.
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She started out in Apple Retail, and then moved on to Index Ventures where she worked on early-stage investments.
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After that, he moved on to animating other difficult-to-grasp space concepts, like the torturously slow speed of light.
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Helene has moved on to a new man (Bill Camp), which bothers Anders more than he would like to admit.
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Thus, every time we cut back to Thor and company, we've moved on to another episode of The Thor Show.
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We wanted him to get some help for anxiety and autism-related problems before he moved on to senior school.
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At the time, conservatives downplayed it, but two years after Charlottesville, they have moved on to denying it ever happened.
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The producer of the commercial, who had moved on to AMC, suggested that Mr. Dorian audition for the host job.
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Off the Menu BROOKLYN CIDER HOUSE Peter Yi, who founded PJ Wine in Inwood, has moved on to hard cider.
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He also moved on to other topics of research, spending six to eight years on one before switching to another.
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Last April, d'Arnaud was splitting time at catcher with Kevin Plawecki, who has since moved on to the Cleveland Indians.
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As Krist acknowledges in his epilogue, Los Angeles too has moved on to become the multicultural world city of today.
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" In the next breath, he moved on to Michelle Obama: "Whatever you say about [Barack] Obama, his wife looked perfect!
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From there, KPMG might have simply moved on to other government projects, had it not been for a surprising development.
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"That's off election security," Warner eventually said, prompting laughter from the senators before they moved on to the next question.
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She moved on to become a case manager with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and now is retired.
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We moved on to "Talk to Me/Sing to Me," a room with forty-two iPhones suspended from the ceiling.
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She laid down her verse in two takes and then moved on to the chorus, nimbly matching D.R.A.M.'s delivery.
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Before visiting CERN and Fermilab, I probably would have just enjoyed that wildlife sighting and moved on to something else.
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Oakland's top rusher last season, Latavius Murray, moved on to the Minnesota Vikings, so the Raiders are definitely in need.
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Mr. Kang recently wrote on his blog that he had moved on to a new job teaching in northern Xinjiang.
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While other regulators have moved on to new and emerging risks, Chair White's SEC has left too much work undone.
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Last year she received a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University in environmental science and moved on to graduate school.
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The businessmen who had previously sponsored her had moved on to different companies by the time she was considering college.
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There's one huge downside, though: they use microUSB charging, while almost every current gadget has moved on to USB-C.
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Ryan laughed, waved the question away, told the reporter to read the bill and then moved on to another question.
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Instead of addressing the point, Collins brusquely ignored it and moved on to taking a question from a different reporter. .
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He later moved on to questions about the agency's policies toward certain chemicals but was largely dismissive of Pruitt's answers.
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But attendees said Clay gave a general overview of the contest before the group quickly moved on to other issues.
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From Mexico, Trump within minutes moved on to NAFTA, a trade agreement he has repeatedly slammed since his presidential campaign.
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By eighth grade, I had moved on to turntables; by ninth grade, I was into drum machines, samplers and rapping.
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According to the man's testimony, Cardinal Pell pushed the other boy toward his genitals, then moved on to the complainant.
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Somewhere in the middle of those heartaches, the preschool she worked at closed, and Kelly moved on to Springfield Arbors.
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She moved on to figurative painting before turning to what is known as the Art Informel style of Abstract Expressionism.
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The family spent a few days on a private beach before Travis moved on to the second order of biz.
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England, who moved on to six points in Group D, join hosts France, Germany and Italy into the knockout phase.
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Trump, on the other hand, opened up with remarks on the health law, but then soon moved on to other topics.
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Eventually, many of iPhone's apps, including YouTube and Maps, stopped working, when its benefactor Google moved on to more robotic pastures.
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" Haley moved on to tout her diverse background, saying her story was "really not much different from millions of other Americans.
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Now that he's moved on to start another firm, he's taking a step to re-up his interests in the company.
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Ultimately, I would end up leaving that community, not with any bad feelings — I've kind of moved on to other things.
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Gunn has since moved on to work for one of Disney and Marvel Studios' biggest competitors — Warner Bros.' and DC Pictures.
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These are migrants who were registered in Italy, moved on to other EU states, were picked up and returned to Italy.
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They started with a number guessing game that they named Alexa Tennis, then eventually moved on to the word guessing mechanic.
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The team has moved on to injecting human blood of various ages, and the results are published in the journal Nature.
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He moved on to launch Material Impact a couple of years ago, when North Bridge was beginning to wind itself down.
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" He explains that he's moved on — to a new gym in his apartment building "with a state-of-the-art whatchamacallit.
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They then moved on to the next question, but fans are still processing what is clearly a sore point for Kravitz.
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After already solidifying his friendship with Leonardo DiCaprio at the Screen Actors' Guild Awards, Tremblay moved on to other awards darlings.
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Then moved on to longer form and, as you mentioned, I had a long affiliation with the Atlantic magazine in Boston.
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Following this sudden success, Integrity Idol moved on to Liberia in 2015, and this year it debuts in Mali and Pakistan.
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Within a year he'd moved on to lobby for America's Community Bankers before getting a call from the NAFCU in 2006.
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As we reported ... Chris Brown's ex had moved on to Quavo from Migos back in April, but it apparently didn't last.
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Several people mentioned that Tapbacks are great for acknowledging unanswered messages after the chat has moved on to a different topic.
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After her prior employer was shuttered, she moved on to work at the longstanding California Caregivers Alliance, also in Silver Lake.
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After a 300 km trek by foot to Wajir county, they moved on to Lamu county in January with their cows.
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After three years —and a number of projects, including a collaboration with Tyga—Skye moved on to RocNation, her current home.
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Pleasantries behind us, we moved on to the next step, both uncertain of how it was exactly supposed to play out.
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Dev never connected with Sara, and thus moved on to dating apps and climbing out of the friend zone with Francesca.
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After the discussion, I thanked him for the information and moved on to the next person waiting to speak with me.
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A fight with GSP protégée Rory MacDonald would have worked but Macdonald has moved on to Bellator in his master's absence.
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Clinton and Trump have moved on to their mano a womano fight, leaving behind "the leftovers," as Trump labels deflated rivals.
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After winning go-kart titles at the ages of 21 and 1, Bamber moved on to single-seat racing at 15.
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They then moved on to their favorite deflections: Sanders isn't even a Democrat and Clinton beat him by 4 million votes.
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With O'Rourke now a distinct long shot, the media has moved on to wondering if he will be a presidential candidate.
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By June 2015, WeWork had already moved on to late-stage private funding with its $433.93 million Series E from Fidelity.
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Waypoint: At this point, Dark Souls is several years old, with most of the community having moved on to newer games.
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With productivity apps, you've probably already moved on to something else or can find a replacement that functions the same way.
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The earnest debates in the halls had moved on to other topics because at that moment, poverty was no longer news.
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Afterwards, we moved on to the process of attacking and securing compounds that can be found on the Middle-Eastern maps.
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Sanders himself moved on to other states in the run up to Saturday's primary, while Clinton continued to campaign daily there.
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By the time we had moved on to Rome a few days later, the truffle didn't smell like much at all.
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After two years in Philadelphia, the hard-throwing Giles moved on to the Astros in a trade before the 2016 season.
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MG: So is that why you've moved on to "Lear" and "Three Tall Women" — because the other problems seem so intractable?
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The spirit of the content farm is dead because they've moved on to a more enriching brand of mass-produced content.
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Between 257 and 1979, about 300,000 of the Chinese refugees who had fled to Taiwan moved on to the United States.
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Next, I moved on to chicken wings, turning to Ben Mims's cookbook "Air Fry Every Day" (Clarkson Potter, 2018) for guidance.
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He began with Cézanne, moved on to Picasso, and further on to Surrealists like Joan Miró, André Masson and Roberto Matta.
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Fangio proved too good to stay and quickly moved on to the pros, where he spent 34 years as an assistant.
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Bryan shook his head and moved on to the next fan, a preteen girl who was already shivering and in tears.
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"I don't ever want to be contoured," I said with a lot of conviction as she moved on to my cheeks.
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Mr. Rice moved on to the television side in 2009 and became the president of 21st Century Fox in September 2017.
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By far the most famous women's racer, Danica Patrick, won an Indy Car race in 2008 and moved on to Nascar.
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Their celery cultivation gave rise to a community named Celeryville that still exists, though growers have moved on to other crops.
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When it moved on to VH1, season 9 premiere with guest-judge Lady Gaga smashed records with nearly a million viewers.
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Ms. Trauss and her fellow insurrectionists moved on to other battles, filing more lawsuits for more housing until they started winning.
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Rather than fume and scream after a lost point, Kyrgios applauded his opponents' winners and moved on to the next point.
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The first step in a bleak situation is normally to hold off replacing staff who have moved on to another job.
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After showing off her beverage fridges, Kim moved on to where the majority of her food is stored, her chef's kitchen.
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Once I had the bottom left in place, I plunked down WOW JUST WOW and moved on to the upper right.
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The table talk moved on to plans for renovating kitchens, summer shares, friends' divorces, new movies, books, politics, sodium, and cholesterol.
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With the pressure released, I moved on to talking about contraception, saying no, saying yes, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, even roofies.
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Fast forward to the 1990s and Iran and North Korea moved on to collaborating on development of long-range ballistic missiles.
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Like Mr. Lyman, Mr. Rivera moved on to teach again — in this case at public schools, leaving Choate off his résumé.
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And outsiders assume the water is fixed, residents said, and have moved on to some other problem in some other city.
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Turner moved on to the University of Nebraska, whose program had not produced a 23.4-win season in nearly a decade.
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Bill Sanderson, then gaveled the resolution dead And with that the committee moved on to the next item on its agenda.
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Only seven years later, the MTA moved on to a completely different map, a variation of which is still used today.
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Having utterly matured the world of wearable fitness devices, however, the industry has moved on to the next bit frontier: sleep.
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Then, I moved on to a junior software engineering role that offered a $65,000 salary, along with a $10,000 signing bonus.
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He took what was not his, robbed it of all its virtue -- and then presumably moved on to his next conquest.
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"They've been in the World Cup finals five times, three times they have moved on to the next round," he said.
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Sixteen of those were running their businesses from Alba's incubator farm while 33 had moved on to land outside the incubator.
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While the outcry on Capitol Hill receded after the Equifax hearings last year as lawmakers moved on to other things — i.e.
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Now it has moved on to tackle child labor at copper and cobalt mines, Mikandji told a metals conference in London.
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Marianne and I exchanged delighted looks as we experimented with different audio triggers before I reluctantly moved on to another station.
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He said he started self-medicating at age 14 with beer and marijuana, then moved on to cocaine and crystal meth.
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G.O.P. lawmakers who started by making excuses for the president's most repulsive personal traits have now moved on to bedrock principles.
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Republicans who started down this road by making excuses for Trump's most repulsive personal traits have moved on to bedrock principles.
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Other major cities (like London) have long since moved on to electronic "tap-to-ride" payment methods—similar to Apple Pay.
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If anyone tried to negotiate rates with me, I deleted their email and moved on to the next 50 prospective clients.
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By that time, Harvey had moved on to Beaumont, Texas, where the interstate allowing for a straight route to Florida is located.
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After the briefest of stints in Bellator—he knocked out his only opponent in twenty-three seconds—Anders moved on to LFA.
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"When I first came to England, it was 'black cunt, fucking nigger', but now they've moved on to the Polish," he said.
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Wrong. When Rye moved on to the X-ray backscatter machine, her right foot and pelvic region were flagged for further investigation.
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Boaty completed its inaugural mission in June of 24, but the sub has now moved on to bigger, and more challenging, things.
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Then, maybe you moved on to a septum piercing after spotting it on cool-girl celebs like Zoë Kravitz and FKA Twigs.
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Every day I turn on the TV hoping that the media has moved on to their next subject, but no such luck.
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As it failed to convince the government to budge further, the CGT moved on to sectoral strikes such as those targeting refineries.
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Since then, Gleb and I have moved on to doing more earthy and personal dances, which I feel way more comfortable doing.
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I'd already moved on to the prettier and more powerful iPad Air 2 and forgot all about the mini until this year.
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Some voters disenchanted with Trudeau have moved on to Singh, who touts climate action and a government-funded drug program for all.
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After the auction, Madonna, Penn, DiCaprio, Rock and Chappelle moved on to the Faena penthouse where they partied late into the night.
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Having conquered Pat Riley's early thirties malaise through chocolate cake, I moved on to a less challenging, if more mind-boggling dish.
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Once they realized they couldn't package blackness with a white face like Iggy's, they moved on to a brown face like Bruno's.
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By the time 2009's This Is Us came around, the group's longtime producer Max Martin had moved on to new clients.
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He sold the geckos and moved on to frogs, developing a particular fondness for the nine varieties belonging to the genus oophaga.
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David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have moved on to other roles, but they have not been able to completely shed these skins.
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Emboldened by his successful duping of Scaramucci, Linton moved on to White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and Trump lawyer Ty Cobb.
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Though both have now officially moved on to new challenges, Koller and Ng remain co-chair's of the Coursera Board of Directors.
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No one was hurt in that incident, but the suspect moved on to allegedly rob an insurance business about 25 minutes later.
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But maybe Powell and his team are too busy enjoying the highs of those "new relationships" they've so publicly moved on to.
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This one in Brooklyn was hugely popular in the 1980s, but local kids eventually got bored and moved on to newer courts.
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Once my hands regained their circulation, I moved on to step two of her facial care — a buttload of heavy cream moisturizer.
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Then they have moved on to Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico in hopes of reaching the American border.
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Thanks to these acolytes, as they moved on to think-tanks or government jobs, he kept his methods running through eight administrations.
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Yet after that initial surge of spending, Obama moved on to other issues, like overhauling the health care system and financial regulations.
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Eventually, the pair moved on to talk about the actress' new NBC series Great News and life as a social media trendsetter.
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Scott Disick's moved on to his next fling, but he's keeping things consistent -- she's another hot young celeb still in her teens.
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About 20 minutes (and several gunfights) in, I decided this movie was actually kind of fine, and moved on to shittier things.
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Meanwhile, Ben Simmons has apparently moved on to Kendall Jenner -- they went on a double date down the street with Devin Booker.
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That's when they moved on to curling -- which is basically shuffleboard on ice -- and decided that was the place where they'd strike!
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Bella Thorne's ex Gregg Sulkin is getting a lot more booty these days, because he's moved on to twerk master Lexy Panterra.
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They moved on to making the BB pellet variation, after local governments and schools started to ban the viral but dangerous toys.
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When Sparks Fly Meghan then moved on to the Hallmark movie period of her career, starring in two films for the channel.
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She's since moved on to "ultrarunning," which involves competing in races longer than 26.2 miles, or the length of a regular marathon.
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After all, once she had posted the question, she immediately moved on to making pho, and then did some tweeting about nachos.
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I wanted to explore a world outside of myself and moved on to another topic, which had confounded me… the male species.
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Many presidential candidates might have decided that this whole affair had gone far enough and moved on to literally any other issue.
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She's since moved on to a new TV project, now has a new, shorter haircut, and seems ready for a fresh start.
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I started my career as a banker at Goldman Sachs and, in 1003, moved on to Caxton-Iseman (now CI Capital Partners).
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Every once in a while, someone called out "time," and everyone reset and tried again or moved on to the next prompt.
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Mr. Sonboly, 22, moved on to a shopping mall across the street, then to the top level of an adjacent parking garage.
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He then moved on to the Finn class, winning Olympics titles in Helsinki in 1952, Melbourne in 1956 and Rome in 1960.
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No one asks to see the ring or wonders how you met, supposing, rightfully, that you've moved on to more mundane matters.
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"He has moved on to talk about non-proliferation in a way that you would hear from any Republican president," he said.
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Then, we moved on to the second doctor who realized that what was happening was actually common, a decrease in sperm motility.
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The Last Guardian and Final Fantasy XV are still on my to-play list, but I've officially moved on to 2017 games.
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"What used to be a sideshow has moved on to the main stage," said Nick Leschly, chief executive officer at Bluebird Bio.
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Patient not-dad moved on to the intensive care unit, with someone's hands pumping into his chest because his heart stopped again.
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Its longtime executive director, Anne Pasternak, moved on to the Brooklyn Museum in 2015; her successor, Katie Hollander, stepped down this year.
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She then moved on to Mr. Shott, a Republican and the chair of the judiciary committee, who was presiding over the hearing.
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Pai dove into poetry, catalyzed by the Beat Generation, then moved on to Eastern influences that reflected her own, yet unexamined, culture.
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She moved on to rustle a strand of orange tinsel, then brushed her hand against the grain of a vellum birthday card.
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Most of the Marines I'd fought alongside weren't there — they'd moved on, to civilian life, to other postings — but a few remained.
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They had fostered teenage sisters as she trained for New York last year, but the girls have moved on to community college.
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It started with raw oysters with a frothy sherry-maple cream, and moved on to smoked raccoon sausage wrapped in caul fat.
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The 30-year-old Gronkowksi, who goes by the nickname "Gronk," has since moved on to the next stage of his career.
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Israel has since moved on to social distancing, limiting indoor gatherings to 100 people, closing schools and universities and canceling sports events.
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I cheated on Paterson with a visit to Niagara, a drive across the country, then moved on to other countries and continents.
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"We have very quickly moved on to Plan B, found alternative sources of supply — alternative routes of supply as well," he said.
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Now they have moved on to Mr. Mueller, whom they are attacking as too compromised and conflicted to lead an independent inquiry.
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With that, Womack held another voice vote, effectively declared the Never Trump fight dead, and moved on to passing the party's platform.
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Mr. Tillerson said that after Mr. Putin asked for evidence of Russian meddling, Mr. Trump moved on to other topics, notably Syria.
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Democrats, who had rarely talked about impeachment on the stump, had already moved on to talking about it in the past tense.
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Mr. Cruse had moved on to "Wendel" by 1983, during the Reagan administration, which was viewed as hostile to gays and lesbians.
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Today, some of these early union members have moved on to other careers, but several are still very much in the field.
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The formation has seen production dip as oil producers moved on to more prolific shale plays including the Permian and the Bakken.
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We moved on to the '93, the '81 and the '73, each of which became more complex, smoother and rich in flavors.
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The researchers said this helps cement that the dinosaurs began in Asia and moved on to other continents later as they evolved.
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It comes after Republicans failed to repeal the health law and have moved on to their bid to rewrite the tax code.
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