Needing a tablet isn't the same as needing an iPad.
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We are born needing care and die needing care, and I am no exception.
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New England went from needing a score and a two-point conversion to just needing to score.
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We are both curtailed by a sense of needing to know and a sense of not needing or wanting to say.
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How do you weigh the balance between needing that information for intel purposes versus needing it so people can defend their system.
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It's important to keep in mind how close we are, many New Yorkers, from needing public assistance and from needing public housing.
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When I call these top leaders — of course, it has to be off the record — I get a running dialogue in dulcet tones about needing to cooperate and needing to engage and needing to be seen as willing to work together.
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The Star Wars mythos is littered with contradictions about the Force needing balance but the Dark Side needing to be fought and destroyed.
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If it is like 1918, the number needing hospital admission could be over 53 million; the number needing ICU care, almost 3 million.
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Cunha said he sees children under age 103 needing new shoes three to four times a year, with children ages 210 to 210 needing two to three new pairs a year, and children 2128 to 12 needing about two pairs a year.
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"It's important to keep in mind how close we are, many New Yorkers, from needing public assistance and from needing public housing," he added.
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The vulnerability of not needing a man, the vulnerability of not needing approval... To me, it all of those worries need to go away.
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I know it's a fallacy when I catch myself needing someone else's validation and needing someone else to tell me what I'm capable of.
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DeWine is caught between needing to motivate the Republican base to turn out for him and needing to not lose any ground with Kasich Republicans.
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We want people to be able to be able to work and pull themselves out of even needing services and needing things like food stamps.
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There is nothing voluntary about needing access to the payments grid, any more than there is anything voluntary about needing access to core household utilities.
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On Google Play, India required the most downloads to reach the top 10, with apps needing 256,000 downloads in a day and games needing 117,000 downloads.
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I don't know what dire situation requires this — maybe a Pokémon iPhone case needing to be printed, or a Tesla phone supercharger needing to be made?
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Settlers benefit from the privilege of not needing to be named, of not needing to justify their thoughts or presence, and this plays out in countless interactions.
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The direction and editing as Huck talks about "needing a drink," aka needing to kill someone, while Olivia gets drunk and struggles to write Quinn's eulogy, was incredible.
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But analysts risks have not been eliminated with parliament still needing to find a way forward and all 27 EU nations needing to agree an extension on Brexit.
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A Trump victory in Indiana could leave him needing as little as 43 percent of the remaining delegates, and a total loss would leave him needing 56 percent.
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Now you have a word for that extremely, no-win situation of needing to open the car to get the keys, but needing the keys to open the car.
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While people can go for years without needing to treat a bee sting with an epi-pen, few people go more than a few hours without needing their wallet.
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Now they've bought a company to help them move away from needing that standalone sensor — or at least, from needing quite so many of them out in the wild.
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There are scarier complications — for example, you might end up needing an emergency C-section — but you might end up needing one if you try to give birth naturally.
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Just as I contemplated a different life of listening more than reading, of possibly needing a larger dog to help me navigate the world, Patou began needing me more.
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" - Laura, 34 "Forgive without needing an apology first.
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All of a sudden I was needing to worry about temperature with so many lights being used, and I could see the upcoming mechanic of needing to control humidity too.
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So it's not so much about needing to create different kinds of culture as needing to be more faithful, I think, to some of the originating impulses behind these works.
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He entered Wednesday's game needing one win to reach .
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Needing a win to push its record back over .
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Children receiving early treatment in the trial needed to go back onto it, on average, after two years, Violari said, with cases ranging from needing it immediately to needing it after four years.
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This can occur without needing any permissions from the user.
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It took about 21880 blotchy shots before needing a recharge.
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They can also kill swiftly without needing to be ingested.
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The Woodford family was not alone in needing a plan.
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Chiefly it can go for days without needing a recharge.
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Batteries should last a year before needing to be swapped.
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We're not going to be needing that much more sand.
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As I recall, he ended up only needing about seven.
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That gave us breathing room, which we ended up needing.
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Gone are the days of needing to communicate through sand.
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"We are needing around eight people with prosthetics," explains one.
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It replicates itself, rather than needing to attach to files.
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It gently decouples from the laptop without needing your intervention.
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Needing a few bites of earth to settle us out.
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I remember needing to stay busy to avoid being upset.
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Samuel Castillo, 21, arrived in the emergency room needing blood.
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They would report restructuring approaches for specific areas needing reform.
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And if you can't handle them needing space, stay away.
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"It is not needing any food," the BFG told her.
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A generous surprise A teacher talks about students needing supplies.
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Mercedes has plenty of S.U.V.s for those needing cargo capacity.
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Needing or being needed by anyone seemed perilous to Daniel.
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He wouldn't be needing that other breast removed after all.
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But there's no way around needing Democrats at some point.
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But I keep looking, waiting -- needing -- another moment like that.
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But I didn't see this thing about my needing help.
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Was that a function of needing to get it done?
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The drone flew continuously, without needing to recharge or refuel.
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Hockey, of course, isn't anywhere close to needing palliative care.
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Ms. Omari has received dozens calls about children needing rescue.
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An eternity ago, Mr. Sanders was the one needing guidance.
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That's a history lesson still desperately needing to be taught.
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Now we'll be needing certification that you're no longer certifiable.
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To talk about needing more jobs increasingly misses the point.
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Some people talk about needing to escape from social media.
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They just don't seem to be needing it right now.
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That night, Hamada woke up needing to use the bathroom.
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Needing Needling I try to get facials once a month.
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About 60 percent of Tennessee system students arrive needing remediation.
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But it sure was a relief - for down ballot Republicans needing the top of the ticket to articulate conservative policies, but even more so for an American public needing a break from the vitriol.
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I briefly consider TARSI, the plural of "tarsus," which would leave me needing a word starting with RAT—, and TORSI, the plural of "torso," which would leave me needing a word starting with ROT—.
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Having a disability doesn't necessarily equate needing a guardian, but adult Americans can and are placed under guardianship for a multitude of reasons, from being unable to manage finances to needing help with medical issues.
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She shrewdly marketed Ken to girls needing a date for Barbie.
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Needing an outfit that's less conspicuous, Carol dons a NIN tee.
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Needing a ruler, they would, in this theory, turn to him.
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It can travel more than 200 miles before needing to recharge.
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Not that sprightly Cui will be needing such products quite yet.
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Severe symptoms included feeling dazed, stopping play or needing medical attention.
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We'll be needing her that's given to the sea, and soon.
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And it doesn't matter if they've been talking about needing one.
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That's hundreds of thousands of flowers needing to be individually handled.
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Cole lasted just two innings, needing 55 pitches to do so.
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Conversations were always needing to be recapped and then started again.
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The stress of dating doesn't stop after you stop needing Tinder.
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They enable drones to complete activities without needing any human intervention.
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I decide to buy new couch pillows, which we've been needing.
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At least it prevents you from needing to buy multiple things.
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We will be needing rules and laws for this new domain.
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The feeling of needing to prove myself is less and less.
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The latter argument is predicated on Pinterest not needing the money.
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That way, you can access footage without needing a cloud subscription.
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Central banks may find themselves needing to pep up their economies.
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It really shows how fragile Jack is with needing his family.
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Needing confirmation of this revelation, I called Altro to get answers.
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What is with this obsession of needing to clearly define virginity?
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I think you're right about their not needing to be partners.
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Shiver at his clear disdain toward you for needing the WiFi.
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Only those needing emergency care, including pregnant women, get free treatment.
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CEOs talk to me about needing more diversity on their boards.
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They mimic your fingertips without you needing to face the cold.
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Also, it can go a year without needing to be charged.
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He knows exactly what Edgar's going through without needing any explanation.
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It also has crystal clear audio without even needing a soundbar.
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As a result, more children will be categorized as needing treatment.
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Tax reform implies something is structurally unfair, and therefore needing reformation.
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Seattle started out this year needing offense in the worst way.
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The hospital is needing diesel every day -- 2,000 gallons a day.
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"Walmart will no longer be needing your services," a supervisor said.
|
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These, and other examples all point to Ford needing a reboot.
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Not even needing to raise a finger to activate them: someday.
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It then moved to needing 6 out of 10 percent undecided.
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They wake up repeatedly, needing to be fed, changed and comforted.
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"We're still sitting here needing three in a row," Green said.
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You're constantly in a state of needing some kind of stimulation.
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Programmers can add AI without needing to be a genius PhD.
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There he was, being carried off from a race, needing oxygen.
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Not needing the state, libertarians never developed a theory of it.
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Needing to rewind Toy Story before you return it to Blockbuster.
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I also love showing that there's no fault in needing people.
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You may find yourself needing extra rest today, Aquarius—take it!
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Recent reviewers have complained about rooms needing attention and staff issues.
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It can travel for about 16 hours before needing to refuel.
|
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But all women have noble reasons for needing cash, of course.
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"Probably somebody going to be needing to come here," Summers said.
|
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Us needing to wake up Billie Joe Armstrong every goddamn autumn?
|
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They've become overwhelmed with the number of patients needing intensive care.
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The United States entered Sunday needing one full point to clinch.
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Because nowadays I find myself needing catharsis even more than antacid.
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Needing 8.63,000 intensive care unit beds, and having 3,000 I.C.U. beds.
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Don't stress about needing to be all put together right now.
|
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He came into the game needing 210 yards to surpass Sanders.
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Users can authenticate w 2 step Auth when needing to login.
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They talked about needing the support of a Nevada state candidate.
|
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Imagine needing four birdies at Augusta National to erase one mistake.
|
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Finally, forget about needing a key fob to start your car.
|
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It's not just about needing to repeal Obamacare — though we do.
|
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There are always souls needing drumbeats and tamarind, in Um-Helat.
|
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Because "eyebrows on fleek" had everybody needing their eyebrows on fleek.
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I learned to sit and be with myself without needing distractions.
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I learned to sit and be with myself without needing distractions.
|
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Patients needing very expensive treatments do not pay the full cost.
|
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But for me, the big difference between needing dongles for your laptop and needing dongles for your phone is that you usually carry your laptop around in a bag, which has pockets that can carry dongles.
|
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" I don't know if this is true, but I feel like female directors are better able to understand the complexity of a female character without needing to explain everything, and without needing to make the character "likable.
|
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" The post goes on to argue that needing antidepressants is no different than a diabetic person needing insulin: "So you need medication, and maybe you'll be on it for a few months or years or maybe forever.
|
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The team also had to find bricks to match those needing replacement.
|
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Would it stop me needing to take my Kindle to the beach?
|
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"Cities are needing to work faster in terms of resilience," he said.
|
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It could also translate to the cars needing more body work, however.
|
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So Endgame will seemingly begin with Iron Man needing a cosmic rescue.
|
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My decision wasn't just based on needing to say goodbye to Krystal.
|
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And I completely understand the idea of needing to secure the ballot.
|
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The Mustangs came out needing help just to claim a co-championship.
|
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It can conduct missions for about 10 hours without needing to refuel.
|
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Besides, we'll be needing all the comfort food we can get tomorrow.
|
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You are admiring something for its beauty, without needing to own it.
|
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Take off that turtleneck; you won't be needing it where we're going.
|
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But does he have bigger problems than just needing a new job?
|
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He felt shame needing a nurse to help him use the bathroom.
|
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Kahoot Plus will be aimed at companies needing a corporate training solution.
|
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I keep needing to do the story again in a different way.
|
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Needing to piss is a great way to learn about a city.
|
|
But only patients needing emergency care, including pregnant women, get free treatment.
|
|
So you end up needing lots and lots of natural gas plants.
|
|
Physicians are in a position of needing to care for others continuously.
|
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He found himself needing medication to live that he could not afford.
|
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Needing cash, many began growing cotton, the price of which promptly collapsed.
|
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They're something you can play on the go without needing extreme focus.
|
|
Relatives can send money without needing to entrust cash to the post.
|
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I joke about needing a massage, but no one takes the bait.
|
|
The Hypnos Zero has well over a week without needing a charge.
|
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Im really glad ive got something i can do without needing permission.
|
|
The thing is about needing boundaries, but I think that is fine.
|
|
You can get cord-free audio without even needing a separate dongle.
|
|
The reasons for needing a burner can vary from person to person.
|
|
The condition left her needing constant care, said her father, Greg Gussert.
|
|
Six of the 10 riders needing rescue were transported to a hospital.
|
|
Business owners needing to solve complex technical problems began offering me jobs.
|
|
Needing a fresh start at home, with your roommates or your family?
|
|
But there are still a lot of questions needing to be answered.
|
|
The bra can function without needing to be paired to your phone.
|
|
That's maybe a testament to needing to think about foreign markets faster.
|
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The most life-threatening problem is cardiac arrest needing for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
|
|
That way it can hunt without ever needing to telegraphing its presence.
|
|
That leaves the two sworn enemies needing each other more than ever.
|
|
This seems to leave the Democrats needing at least three additional gains.
|
|
I'm also not at the point of needing a better CPU/GPU.
|
|
They're capable of moving around for 90 minutes before needing to recharge.
|
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I change it according to whatever my skin is needing that day.
|
|
So how does Open Listings do these things without needing an agent?
|
|
It's not about needing to get a workout in or losing weight.
|
|
I was way past needing a sexual awakening of any sort. Right?
|
|
The inbuilt challenge of democracy – needing an educated, not just informed, electorate.
|
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Here we started needing the sleeping bags, coats, and blankets to sleep.
|
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Needing to leave to catch my train, I gave up and left.
|
|
There's nothing in there about needing more water to fight the fires.
|
|
We came home to find our own house spotless but needing repairs.
|
|
Aspiring teachers earn their MA degree plus licensure without needing to relocate.
|
|
We're a growing population that's consuming more stuff, and needing more stuff.
|
|
But, Jansen says that needing some voltage isn't a handicap, per se.
|
|
At that time, I was like a black hole of needing attention.
|
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They can strip drywall from a house because they're constantly needing calcium.
|
|
The Detroit Tigers also started the day needing help to keep playing.
|
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It could have been six people needing a table at a restaurant.
|
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That could mean Britons needing visas to visit France, the document suggested.
|
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And then there's the issue of Sebastian needing to find a bride.
|
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Her words filled the center, needing little help from her tinny speaker.
|
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Needing to change a pad or tampon every three hours or less.
|
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Needing to get up often at night to change pads or tampons.
|
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The company's initial estimates anticipated needing to produce 5,000 barrels this year.
|
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We need to stop socializing boys to see women as needing protection.
|
|
Needing only a draw, Switzerland is now in fantastic shape to qualify.
|
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Without needing the knowledge on how to drive, the excitement is lost.
|
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He said they can go for 16 hours before needing a charge.
|
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He came into the league needing to find go-to offensive moves.
|
|
Bloomberg had a good night, and he's been needing one of those.
|
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I know I'll be sad when he stops needing me for food.
|
|
Women face the double bind of needing to show competence and likeability.
|
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The reasons for needing an emergency fund will vary person-to-person.
|
|
Software programs using AI devise their own strategies without needing human guidance.
|
|
"I told him I won't be needing it anymore," Mr. Morton said.
|
|
I've been wondering if maybe never needing anyone is a bad thing.
|
|
And logic says it will be a playoff contender needing a quarterback.
|
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That's an example of Trump needing no basis for what he says.
|
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That puts the Federal Reserve in the position of needing to act.
|
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Biological mothers aren't alone in needing time to care for their children.
|
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I'm hoping this can bridge the gap [of needing] a specific label.
|
|
In turn, even older houses needing renovation latched onto that granite mania.
|
|
Needing a bullpen arm, the Twins demoted him to Class AAA Rochester.
|
|
Not just with your company, but in terms of needing this much.
|
|
"Everyone copes with and treats their mental illness differently," Vargas says, whether that means needing a text message to remind them to take medication, or simply needing a pep talk in the mornings before they start the day.
|
|
You can see clear needs for revenue increases at both the state and federal levels with state budgets feeling a lot of pressure, underfunded state pensions needing additional funding, Social Security needing more funding and the federal deficit increasing.
|
|
Needing help for any of these tasks was labeled as a dependence disability.
|
|
The Go will last as much as eight months without needing a recharge.
|
|
Kinshasa was suddenly swarming with Americans, hands full of dollars, needing a cab.
|
|
Paul Nakasone, the power to conduct offensive online operations without needing presidential approval.
|
|
No young woman needing reproductive freedom has ever murdered a roomful of strangers.
|
|
While cleaning out her garage, she admitted on Instagram to needing some assistance.
|
|
It comes down to guys needing to tighten up and make plays offensively.
|
|
I was just joking with someone of needing a bar stool on tour.
|
|
But if we end up needing it, then it's technically and financially feasible.
|
|
As I recall, there'd be a day of needing to wait for it.
|
|
But she stopped needing the oxygen mask, and she has started physical therapy.
|
|
"The hospital is needing diesel every day — 2,000 gallons a day," he said.
|
|
"There's no historical record of 'orange menace' needing to be rejected," Etim says.
|
|
Samsung's mobile division has been teetering on needing their own event for years.
|
|
Virginia Woolf famously wrote about a woman needing a room of her own.
|
|
Zuckerberg sees Facebook's "glitch" excuse as needing improvement Why does Facebook delete things?
|
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" "I went through 13 hours of labor and ended up needing a cesarean.
|
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The stress of needing to be perfect leads to the town's first murder.
|
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Sky Guide will automatically identify it, without you needing to use the app.
|
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All the variety of facial communication without needing to actually use your face.
|
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You've got a cut and are bleeding like crazy Think about: Needing stitches.
|
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They'll now be able to play their favorite music without needing an adult.
|
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It lets mobile AI systems work without needing a lot of user data.
|
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It gives her this feeling of needing to belong to something or someone.
|
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"We're supposed to provide states with what they identify as needing," he said.
|
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It ended up needing around 70 watts — around the same as a lightbulb.
|
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Some scientists have reported needing to reroute fly food delivery to their homes.
|
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Other polls have also shown Clinton needing to improve her standing among millennials.
|
|
And there was still a stigma around needing therapy in the first place.
|
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It was just a matter of each needing to focus on their careers.
|
|
It all started on Sunday when Teigen, 31, tweeted about needing some bananas.
|
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Give them the gift of never needing to look for an outlet again.
|
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Markle won't be needing the house anymore, even as the occasional crash pad.
|
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The A7 III fairs better, at over 43 photos before needing a charge.
|
|
Tired of needing to organize rally's to convince people that our lives matter.
|
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There's no pretense, no feeling of exclusion or needing to get everything right.
|
|
Night two will have a number of other candidates needing a big moment.
|
|
That would leave Trudeau needing the support of smaller opposition parties to govern.
|
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It's the resigned appreciation from someone angry at needing to rely on others.
|
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"Were supposed to provide states with what they identify as needing," he said.
|
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He lost consciousness and ended up needing 17 staples for a head wound.
|
|
Normally, U.S. citizens can travel to all EU countries without needing a visa.
|
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Several pro-Beijing lawmakers also fell, one needing a sling for his arm.
|
|
But the Simera camera captures the whole scenario without needing to be directed.
|
|
Ganna needed to be kept busy, she was like a stove needing fuel.
|
|
You can delete Telegram messages for everyone without needing permission from anyone else.
|
|
Power, though, is something active, ephemeral, needing constantly to be refreshed and reasserted.
|
|
He rescued a man needing dialysis who hadn't been treated in three days.
|
|
U.S. envoys have spoken of both sides in the conflict needing to compromise.
|
|
To put it mildly, Trump is widely perceived as needing significant staff management.
|
|
John had written in Digital Press about needing a copy of Intellivision's Shark!
|
|
Permits under DACA are granted for two years before needing to be renewed.
|
|
Many of those needing medical treatment were bystanders caught up in the mayhem.
|
|
And it is that padwork in particular that has left Tibbs needing treatment.
|
|
Baynes and Rubio were sneakily smart acquisitions for a team needing veteran leadership.
|
|
Fifty-seven percent of the students needing remedial classes attended public community colleges.
|
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We just have to close the lid between needing it and delivering it.
|
|
That is a dangerous trend for a country needing significant private sector financing.
|
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They cannot help but see everyone as needing to be saved by force.
|
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Bailey two starts for the Reds last April before needing the elbow operation.
|
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The cheese is light and fresh, without being cloying or needing much sugar.
|
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So naturally Republican candidates, needing to win primaries, have taken to mimicking him.
|
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I was, I believed, spiritually "fatigued" and needing time to rest and reflect.
|
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A Puerto Rican family needing support signs up detailing exactly what they need.
|
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Then he looks at me and nods, neither of us needing to speak.
|
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Bottura decided that it gave the dessert exactly what it had been needing.
|
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When needing a rest, she was known to commandeer the Queen Mother's wheelchair.
|
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It's from a place of just not understanding and needing time to adjust.
|
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This results in fewer patients needing testing and treatment at the same time.
|
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Seeing him as "needing help," though, suggests that you think he's mentally ill.
|
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They shadow the elderly, the young and anyone needing extra time or care.
|
|
Most students interpreted it as needing to offer compassion and understanding to others.
|
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Foals born by cesarean section can be particularly at risk of needing CPR.
|
|
Democrats start off needing to gain two GOP-held seats for a majority.
|
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They face stiff competition from cheap natural gas, with some needing costly maintenance.
|
|
Not every rule rises to the level of needing to remove a principal.
|
|
Or an app confirming a password's validity without needing to directly process it.
|
|
That is a pretty lame explanation for needing to own a killing tool!
|
|
Students continue to arrive on college campuses needing remediation in basic writing skills.
|
|
His reasoning's all about fellas needing space to spread out, 'cause ... y'know. Biology.
|
|
Generalities about needing less staff after unnamed problems are solved shouldn't be accepted.
|
|
In one call, he spoke to his foreman about two trucks needing repair.
|
|
That left Saudi Arabia needing to win by just one goal against Japan.
|
|
That would leave Trudeau needing the support of smaller opposition parties to govern.
|
|
Antetokounmpo remained in the game after needing a few moments to get up.
|
|
It would have been a literal sentence for immigrant families needing medical help.
|
|
This stick vacuum runs up to 40 minutes before needing to be recharged.
|
|
The company views all information in one place without needing to switch tools.
|
|
Those needing an extra adrenaline rush can rock the sky with Skydive Uluru.
|
|
Many families find themselves needing both parents to work to make ends meet.
|
|
He struck out six and walked four, needing 110 pitches to get through.
|
|
There are no cashiers, and you can leave without needing to formally checkout.
|
|
"Decision papers" needing the president's signature are tracked assiduously by White House staffers.
|
|
E-commerce start-ups have the extra challenge of needing to build loyalty.
|
|
We made a lot of arrests in a neighborhood that was needing attention.
|
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Needing money to send back to her family, she found a path forward.
|
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Or maybe we'll find ourselves stuck in neutral and needing a bigger reform.
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" Bieber on emotion and needing a baby boo:"I'm the emotionally unstable one.
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Let communities needing a hand define your role for you — then, get to work.
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A pervasive mindset that bothers her is needing alcohol to deal with your kids.
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Prior to that, another 13 people needing urgent hospital attention were allowed to disembark.
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All without taking my phone out of my pocket or needing to unlock it.
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Thousands of stickers for you to use, rather than needing to form complete sentences.
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She has, without needing to do so vocally, represented Blackness in her bodily presence.
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A Mac Messenger app would also unshackle users from needing to log into Facebook.
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"The Farewell" examines the differences between its disparate elements without needing to reconcile them.
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This explains why the majority have been judged to be refugees needing international protection.
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I was so frustrated with Hollywood, I went after European money, needing $20 million.
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We talked about needing that, and it's nice to see the guys finishing strong.
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The risk of landslides has been exacerbated by refugee families needing firewood to cook.
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Merging medical technology like Apple's is a clear benefit to those needing hearing help.
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Whether it's needing the flexibility to pick up your child by 5:30 p.m.
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No longer needing blood pressure medication, most of her organs showed signs of repair.
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The altercation left multiple victims needing treatment at a nearby hospital, Delaware Online reports.
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Here's the pick-me-up you've been needing to get through your awkward years.
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It's nice not needing to open the case every single time to stash them.
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For example, they expect it to work for years afterwards needing only basic maintenance.
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Needing 60 votes to pass, it was approved 68 to 29 with bipartisan support.
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Some policies needing redesign post-Brexit, such as fisheries, are matters for devolved governments.
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It matches those needing a roommate with those who have a room to share.
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It might actually inch us closer to never needing a remote control ever again.
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Play the theme song if you find yourself needing some extra focus and inspiration.
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Will Harris made just as quick work in the bottom half, needing 14 pitches.
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And then Micah walks in to the closet, needing some help with his tie.
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There's so much uncertainty that comes with needing a surrogate in the first place.
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In contrast, dialysis treatment for person needing a transplant costs about $260,000, every year.
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Looking ahead, take steps to help avoid needing more fast cash down the line.
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"We dispensed with that idea of needing some grand master suite," Mr. Malina said.
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His phone has been ringing off the hook, including calls from resorts needing advice.
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The serendipity is the result of satellites needing solar cells to power their electronics.
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He walked three and fanned three while needing 111 pitches to get through six.
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Children do not stop needing to be looked after when they start to walk.
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That meant nearly two days of regular use without needing to plug it in.
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R.W. Johnson has mentioned the possibility of South Africa needing an IMF bail-out.
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That shedding a uterine lining is the same thing as really needing to pee?
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In 19903 drought devastated crops, leaving 21990m people needing food aid in Niger alone.
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Lots of people report needing to orgasm after being hungover to help them sleep.
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Estimates for the number of Harvey-damaged vehicles needing replacement range up to 500,000.
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Since I'd begun needing higher doses to feel an effect, I took another half.
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The sensor-filled sneakers track your workouts without needing to tether to a smartphone.
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He wants people to code on them without needing to understand complicated quantum physics.
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Insurers, needing to gain their own leverage over the system, responded by teaming up.
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Another area needing improvement is the content side of the app, the person said.
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Definitely a must for a guy needing an extra boost in their hair routine.
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He used existing federal laws to take action* without needing the consent of Congress.
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And race certainly doesn't prevent individuals from feeling pain or needing appropriate pain management.
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More than one-third judge them for needing a flexible schedule, the study found.
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The dough should fit pretty neatly on top without needing to crimp edges. 6.
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That launch resulted in Hughes collapsing after landing and needing several days to recover.
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In that sense, Lifestage's age restriction is the updated version of needing an appropriate .
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His company ticks over a fortune each day without him needing to be there.
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It's about letting people work for campaigns and administrations without needing legal defense funds.
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Those advantages include not needing oil changes and the ability to charge at home.
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Never needing to carry a laptop, or even a tablet, while on the go?
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By introducing doubt, the damage to public perception will be done without needing removal.
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Instead, this just looks like a case of needing to tweak the app's design.
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This is not an issue of two communities needing to find a common ground.
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And I get to create what I want, without needing to turn a profit.
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My goal will always be to help families rise out of needing government assistance.
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In Los Angeles, for example, renters anticipate needing $36,340 to cover a down payment.
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He has hit 2 percent in three separate polls, needing one more to qualify.
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Sometimes, a patron is teetering on the cusp of needing to be cut off.
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On accountability, he pivoted to the Pentagon needing to be accountable for its actions.
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But as minimalist as I am, I always end up needing more than that.
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That leaves her needing just 89 more to clinch the nomination with 2,382 delegates.
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I like being able to mow my meadow without needing ear and eye protection.
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By using convertible debt, Spotify obtains the funds, without needing to change its valuation.
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He can see what his family is doing, without anyone needing to tell him.
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The convertible debt allows Spotify to obtain funds without needing to change its valuation.
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Do not belittle women for needing to take time off for period pains.32.
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No one has ever made me feel bad for needing a bit of babysitting.
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It's not about needing the ice for the next game, since there isn't one.
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You can move installed files to a new drive without needing to reinstall it.
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"Saleh's death now pushes Houthi rebels into needing more Iranian support too," he added.
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Part of our messaging is that there's no shame to needing mental health help.
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Not needing to wear tailored clothing has become something of a point of pride.
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Needing to get away from the madness, I immediately Uber'd in the opposite direction.
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The icing on the cake and the proof of my not needing to eat.
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I remembered all the old quests by heart, hardly needing to look them up.
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Some owners needing repairs were told to wait weeks or months for an appointment.
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And I can disable access when I get home without needing to collect keys.
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Kohan, who submitted his bill to our database, ended up needing emergency jaw surgery.
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Needing full-time work, Ms. Doppelt struggled to figure out what to do next.
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Matthew Futterman: Needing a goal, how long does Argentina wait to bring Aguero on?
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For example, Murphy's algorithm could help doctors intervene to prevent diabetics from needing dialysis.
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I know nothing other than needing such comfort and security, for my entire life.
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" Each showcased black artists without needing to bill itself as an "all-black show.
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He arrived at the final hole needing a par to successfully defend his title.
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Now, Falvey said, the Twins are better positioned to develop prospects needing pitch refinement.
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Then in 6503, needing money, Russia sold its North American territories, and Kamchatka stagnated.
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Critics say the work requirements have resulted in people losing coverage despite needing it.
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Yesterday, he made a big deal about needing to pick up B. before 10.
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Mr. Carlsen, needing only a draw to win the match, pressed on and won.
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But he did bring Trump's message of allies needing to spend more on defense.
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" —Lattesha Webb "I've gotten over the stigma of needing long hair to be beautiful.
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You'll know that burning, aching pain, and the constant feeling of needing to pee.
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In her answer, she immediately conflated sex work with sex trafficking and needing rescue.
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But year-round regional theaters, needing reliable product, can straitjacket artists looking to stretch.
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It's totally wireless and will work for up to 30 minutes before needing recharging.
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A business has no vested interest in its users no longer needing its services.
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Jefferson's sister described the grief the family is feeling in addition to needing accountability.
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Of total number 971 needing treatment, 176 were hit by live bullets, they said.
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And: How much powdered cinnamon can I ingest before needing to call poison control?
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Most importantly, patients are also not being bankrupted for merely needing health care services.
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Since everyone has a probability of needing care, health insurance has value for all.
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Their answers contained several valuable life lessons for anyone needing a change of perspective.
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These are just a few of the frontiers needing American vision and goal-setting.
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The handicapped and trucks needing loading zones would just have to get along somehow.
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Byrne also pointed to needing to "pay Uncle Sam," seemingly to meet tax obligations.
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I brought cash just in case but didn't end up needing to use it.
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If they truly end up needing money for rent, lending support isn't a crime.
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Nobody comes out of the womb needing to buy two seats on the airplane.
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That kept it from needing to raise fees to satisfy an aggressive profit target.
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Now, McCowan said, the number of people needing food stamps has risen 40 percent.
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Instead of needing three victories to advance to Super Bowl LIV, they need two.
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I did not experience the usual American cafe-feeling of needing to be productive.
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"These devices are so in service of social media—of needing validation," Anzures said.
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Especially if it meant needing to introduce complicate time travel paradox to the story.
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I end up back here kinda needing work, and so that's what I did.
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You can sponsor an entire subculture without needing an energy drink under your belt.
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Apple says that a vast majority of repairs can be conducted without needing the tool, and it's certainly true that most Mac owners will never be in the position of needing to replace a logic board or Touch ID sensor on their own.
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When we last checked in on Transfix in late 2015, the then two-year-old, 26-person, New York-based transportation startup was determined to use its tech to increasingly match customers needing interstate freight shipping with truck drivers needing to make deliveries.
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There is also a service, C-Lite, that plugs directly into legacy 911 services, which lets PSAPs send links to reporters to collect additional information without the reporter needing to download an app, and without the PSAP needing to upgrade its legacy systems.
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The current business model relies on borrowers needing to refinance or roll over existing loans.
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The agency wants to do it without anyone needing to get out of their cars.
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Anyone with the private key could access a device without needing a password, said Wheeler.
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You'll have to forgive me for needing a minute to wrap my head around this.
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The new iQOS 3 Multi can be used 10 times before needing to be recharged.
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It's a franchise-altering opportunity, especially with so many teams desperately needing an elite blueliner.
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With these earbuds, you can watch Homecoming more than four times without needing to recharge.
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Two parties can share a contract with it just needing it to be recorded once.
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It'll let you isolate your image without needing to mess around with a green screen.
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In an era of needing to caption, it captures interest and really becomes quite fascinating.
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We're told Jael would often spearhead online fundraisers to provide scholarships to those needing treatment.
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I didn&apost hear them protest about needing to protect American children from gang members.
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In the end, authorities succeeded in opening up 300 beds for migrants needing urgent accommodation.
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The Boeing 221-2787 can fly for more than 6,400 miles without needing to refuel.
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He claimed that this was a "safe neighborhood" so we wouldn't be needing a lock.
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Democrats talk endlessly about needing to "build the bench" — the next generation of potential politicians.
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It led to a feeling of always needing to be achieving in order to survive.
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Flirting with friends isn't weird if you're upfront about needing to learn how to flirt!
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"It's the gangster excitement that fits into their sense of needing to belong," he says.
|
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"It also allows for Bumble to scale, without needing to seek outside capital," adds Bumble.
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In fact, it resulted in her needing between 40 and 50 stitches on her face.
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The deal is tantalisingly close to coming into force, needing just two more national ratifications.
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Adult review: The butternut squash was a little bland, needing salt, but you'd expect that.
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And the battery is (allegedly) going to last you all day without needing a charge.
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You might go for days without even needing to think about who's making your food.
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Mr Erdogan would manage his own cabinet, appointing senior officials without needing approval from parliament.
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" She added, "I felt like I could rebuild my life without absolutely needing that feeling.
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They're excellent motors for anyone needing a reliable e-bike for long, mostly flat commuting.
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Z was far from her family, so she came to my apartment, needing her sister.
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Both doctors agree that needing a third-party to help with communication shouldn't be stigmatized.
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Down to your last million bucks and needing a sure way to make more dough?
|
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So while doing that, a lot of the girls came up to me needing healthcare.
|
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I really felt the hopelessness of needing money, and having no way to get it.
|
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But customers might find they are not covered for treatment that they end up needing.
|
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"We envisage Novo needing to hike the offer and could see counterbids," the analysts said.
|
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It's also an example of clinicians needing better education on how to prescribe opioids better.
|
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Each agency leader and employee will end up needing to use judgment on these matters.
|
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They've paved the way for Adeyemi not needing to compromise any part of her vision.
|
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Usually, I had to stop riding at the 25-mile mark before needing a charge.
|
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Erica tells her love interest, Callie, that being with her is like to needing glasses.
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Easily stream Spotify directly (without needing your phone) or any other music your heart desires.
|
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I'm not always the most outspoken individual when it comes to needing help. Tick. Tock.
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Your skin will feel much softer, and you might even find yourself needing less moisturizer.
|
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As I aged, the problem got worse and I eventually ended up needing reading glasses.
|
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This will boost volumes needing to be cleared, making it more attractive as a business.
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You can wear it for days without needing to take it off and charge it.
|
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Other polls have also shown Clinton needing to improve her standing among the younger demographic.
|
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The symbiosis between businessmen seeking favors and parties needing cash has sent campaign funding soaring.
|
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Anyway, someone has posted a sexual ad about lesbians needing a dick fix on Craigslist.
|
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This solves the issue of needing a bezel or notch for camera to sit in.
|
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On top of needing sunshine, water, and air to survive, we also want to thrive.
|
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That's to say that it screens calls in the background without needing to be opened.
|
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Less than half of the patients admitted to hospitals needing palliative care actually receive it.
|
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It also benefits from readers needing not know anything about the character or his backstory.
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The package would help support UXO victims needing rehabilitation, including orthotics and prosthetics, it added.
|
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But his wanting and needing their love is leaving him in a perpetually stunted state.
|
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Why it matters: Communications companies are increasingly seen as needing to do more to compete.
|
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"People are needing ten or more times as much naloxone to reverse it," he said.
|
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And preserving thousands of affordable units frees local government from needing to subsidize new ones.
|
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The batteries will be designed to last for about two years before needing a replacement.
|
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Basically, not needing your debit card to get cash is the way of the future.
|
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Dialogue Theory, a growth agency for companies needing everything from web design to user research.
|
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It can recharge an iPhone up to three times before needing to be charged itself.
|
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The lingering uncertainty is worrying companies needing to understand financial implications of the new tax.
|
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But last week, Scott found herself needing to defend her programming prowess against trolls online.
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Sometimes you just want to kill a little time without needing to actually pay attention.
|
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Now you can have total control over the drone's position without needing an additional device.
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Thank you for keeping us posted but don't feel bad about needing time to yourself.
|
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Be happy to have women friends without needing them to want to sleep with you.
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Was Whack World a calculated effort to forfeit needing a streaming platform to access it?
|
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Washington was hot early, needing less than eight minutes to build a 27-9 lead.
|
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But price-gouge a senator and you might find yourself needing to reconsider your policy.
|
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Honestly, knockoff Louis Vuitton flip phone, I think you're what I've been needing and wanting.
|
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Ben Carson couldn't think of a better excuse for leaving Iowa than needing clean clothes.
|
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Needing to reassert some authority, Mr Serraj announced his new-command centre the following day.
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She ended up needing some special help with reading and schoolwork as she entered school.
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Washington has a two-week exemption before needing to put Williams on the active roster.
|
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Conte talked about needing "warriors" to fulfill his plan, and Giovinco is far from that.
|
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Removing a tattoo can be costly depending on how many sessions you'll end up needing.
|
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Monopolized industries capture profits by cornering markets, without needing to share those profits with workers.
|
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For a new patient needing to see a VA physician, the situation isn't much different.
|
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He struggled most of the afternoon, needing 97 pitches to get through the five innings.
|
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Consequently, heading such an organization means needing to hit milestones and potentially even exceed targets.
|
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Maryland travels to Michigan State needing to win to keep alive its postseason bowl hopes.
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But we don't want that sliding fee to be a deterrent to people needing care.
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They could operate non-stop without needing to refuel for 3 years to 5 years.
|
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Other people report needing to look for more than one paycheck because of their bills.
|
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The president's comments about not needing congressional authorization on Monday were both disturbing and uninformed.
|
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Students entering college are not prepared to succeed, with many of them needing remedial education.
|
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Instead of needing to know how they will end, we simply want them to stop.
|
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Analysts see the dollar as needing a fresh catalyst to move above its recent highs.
|
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Needing a win to advance to the Championship Four at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Nov.
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That's right, you'll actually be able a OnePlus 3 without needing to receive an invite.
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I'm not completely over the idea of needing to be presentable and looking my best.
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He tells her go to to hell, as he won't be needing their services anymore.
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There's still a glut of bad online parodies if you're really needing a Hamilton fix.
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Panettiere also tweeted a message yesterday about needing to focus on ameliorating her postpartum depression.
|
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Also quite unfortunately, needing to go to the toilet is a pretty non-negotiable situation.
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The mere thought of needing a device to monitor a child's breathing stresses me out.
|
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It can also mean needing to retrain a huge team, which takes time and money.
|
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She already firmed up a forever place in that family without needing to be petty.
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How pleased he must have been at my arrival, not even needing to be coaxed.
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In the Philippines, there are estimated to be 2 million people needing prosthetics or orthotics.
|
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HBO Boxing broadcaster Jim Lampley similarly mentions Canelo needing to walk opponents into unseen shots.
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But, again he was unable to limit his pitches, needing 96 to get through five.
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She had not anticipated needing emergency care or being put on such an expensive drug.
|
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Eight months after the swanky "Fairbnb" retreat, Fair found itself needing an emergency cash injection.
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But there are some categories so deep that they hold without needing to be enforced.
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This way, you can reuse your existing gear without needing to buy USB-C accessories.
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Longer bonds might allow a company to ride through a recession without needing to refinance.
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He birdied four of the next 12 holes without a bogey, needing just 22 putts.
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She described the vaccine as needing to be "affordable," but what does that even mean?
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It also benefits from not needing to do much marketing, and it doesn't earn profits.
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I remember estimating needing about 1,000 euros [approximately $1,197] for travel, hotel and the procedure.
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Though friendly and warm, she moved slowly and rarely, sometimes needing help just to walk.
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Without needing to keep mall hours, Ms. Campbell can also venture out to shoot quinceañeras.
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These areas control the state budget without needing or wanting any input from rural areas.
|
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" Needing a foreign language to hide behind, she improvises with the lyrics to "Vissi d'arte.
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Shows like Black-ish might be the open door they've been needing to walk through.
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What's new: n/a Preboarding: Anyone needing a wheelchair or other boarding assistance; unaccompanied minors.
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All of his "worst columns" feature stories of injustice or of situations needing humanitarian attention.
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With the winner needing at least 50% of the vote, a run-off is likely.
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No. "Mild" was a positive test, fever, cough — maybe even pneumonia, but not needing oxygen.
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"Severe" was breathing rate up and oxygen saturation down, so needing oxygen or a ventilator.
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Second half is underway, with Colombia needing a goal to advance, as things currently stand.
|
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It voiced concern that the number of people needing help would rise in coming days.
|
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And town leaders say they are working on solutions for people needing to pay cash.
|
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"We were wanting and needing a change," Zach told Insider via email of the decision.
|
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There were times in 2013 when Sunrun wasn't profitable yet, and Tatcha was needing capital.
|
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Don't worry: Butterball still runs its Turkey Talk-Line for those needing urgent cooking advice.
|
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Needing salary-cap room, the Jets released Folk, their second-leading career scorer, and Giacomini.
|
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For retirees who do end up needing such services, the costs can be eye-popping.
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Needing money for a fix, he took the television and, using her car, pawned it.
|
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Meanwhile, lynching, segregation, and disfranchisement created new obstacles for reparations and new harms needing redress.
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They offer companies a chance to "increase diversity" in their ads without needing human beings.
|
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The stadium shook, a sea of fans wanting and needing the great champion to win.
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The LRS plans on making the simulator available to anyone on base needing vehicle training.
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Consider the model Chrissy Teigen, who is open about everything on Twitter, including needing IVF.
|
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"How should we value the luxury of never needing to ask for directions?" he asked.
|
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So once that was done, I think he was also just needing a new challenge.
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Printing was once a laborious task, needing a physical connection between the printer and computer.
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Needing some way to get consumers to take an action that gives them a relationship.
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Everyone is at risk of becoming ill or injured and needing expensive care to recover.
|
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Most babies stop needing to be burped until around 4 to 6 months of age.
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Asking me back — needing so badly to slam Trump and people who voted for him.
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He thought he might end up needing a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
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Very rarely do you think of the world's leading superpower needing to send that message.
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And if there were problems needing repair, the warranty costs would fall on the automaker.
|
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About 90 patients remained with 46 still needing to be evacuated, according to the organization.
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Just all this stuff is needing to be developed over this next year or two.
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I resented by body for needing feeding and would have been happy never eating again.
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But then, like an engine needing to warm up, he slowly got into the match.
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Manhood Development students are typically an academic mix, including high achievers and those needing extra help.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, over 350 Airbnb hosts had opened their homes to those needing shelter.
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It's waterproof, has eight settings, and can keep up for four hours without needing a charge.
|
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In addition to needing demand and supply-side engagement; the matching algorithm needs to be trained.
|
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But today, only 14 out of 158 families needing housing have accepted offers for temporary homes.
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By 2025, the U.S. could find itself needing somewhere between 14,900 and 35,600 primary care physicians.
|
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Access tokens are used to log into Facebook accounts without needing to type in a password.
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He started out just needing a cane, but eventually he could not even leave his house.
|
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So guess what Cincinnati did, needing two points to go to overtime against Saint Joseph's: Noooooooooooooo!
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We have talked about needing to do well at home and Saturday we have a chance.
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Best part of all, it does all this without needing to connect to your bank account.
|
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To make up for diminished credentials, women end up needing more of them to get ahead.
|
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Desperately needing a new heart, Trevor got the call that they found a match on Nov.
|
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So squatting in 2016 is more about a political act than simply needing somewhere to live?
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I order a Snapple, needing something sugary to quench my hangover thirst, plus fish and eggs.
|
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Both found work through Expert360, a platform that connects professionals with firms needing help with tasks.
|
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Elderly characters, though, were mostly peripheral: a loving grandma, somebody needing nursing care, a venerable sage.
|
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So much for Animoji needing all this stuff in the iPhone X's "TrueDepth Camera" to work.
|
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Police showed up to the home after receiving a tip about a woman possibly needing help.
|
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So his fourth shot — still needing to hack it out of the bushes — found the sand.
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YN: It started with me needing a pair of glasses when I went on Spanish holiday.
|
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I walked away still feeling torn, but knowing that I wasn't alone in needing more time.
|
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Hangar automates all of this, enabling rapid scalability without needing expert pilots and drone operations managers.
|
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Finally, if you don't feel particularly concerned about needing to work longer, you wouldn't be alone.
|
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Imagine being able to peer deep inside of a creature, without needing to dissect it first.
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Fans should be embarrassed at publicly attacking someone and needing correction from a 14-year-old.
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We took this as an opportunity for a break as Esmé was needing a nappy change.
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" —Anonymous "Some people like to crack jokes about my sanity or shame me for needing help.
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Depending on the contents of your closet, you may end up needing to do the same.
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You aren't suddenly going to stop needing these, unless you plan on growing a wild beard.
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But reckons it's just a case of needing to add a little tech to stay competitive.
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That could mean needing to work longer, save more, or altogether plan differently for your future.
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But if stolen, these tokens can allow access to that user's account without needing their password.
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For most people, the virus goes away on its own, without causing symptoms or needing treatment.
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It could be that his supporters will take care of themselves without needing a campaign contact.
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"We're working on that now, to do it without you needing to do anything," he said.
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When it comes to healthcare and wellness, the population of people needing support is quite diverse.
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That part of it is a whole host of different departments needing to work in concert.
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They have some real difficulties in needing to shore up this voting base for the future.
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Jordan declined to say why a man needing help with a stalled vehicle became a suspect.
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Even then, Mr Woods wound up needing stumbles from his rivals to compensate for his own.
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No longer needing blood thinners, Jansen said he is cleared to pitch in Denver this year.
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And he is, only with a more savage effort than most stateside fans anticipated Canelo needing.
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Outside the hospital, rows and rows of tents provided shelter for earthquake victims desperately needing care.
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Portsmouth, which tops our rankings, provides remedial maths and literacy catch-ups for those needing them.
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In his last months, needing frequent dialysis, he seldom managed to get back to Elcho Island.
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Moving is stressful enough without needing to "origami" your mattress to get it into an elevator.
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A refreshment tent was on hand for those needing hot drinks, snacks and to warm up.
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So many men needing to process knowing this about their hero... no mention of the women.
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Anybody needing that much time when they know there is no Russian Collusion is just someone….
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The days of Clinton needing to down shots of whiskey to win over voters are finished.
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Bascone suffered a brain injury because of the strangulation, leaving her blind and needing lifetime care.
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This relates to how I'll take certain measures to actually prevent myself from needing to lie.
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We read because we enjoy it, sure, but more because we keep needing to be satisfied.
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I point to the handle, plead for help, shout something about needing to break the glass.
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The experience of adopting a pet needing a forever home is immensely moving, satisfying and joyful.
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Moreover, the organizations stand ready to consult with any other candidate needing advice on these issues.
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If you have, maybe you only made it a few seconds before needing to look away.
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That process is just one of us needing to play it a certain number of times.
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For those needing outside investment or loans, the choices range from a traditional bank to Kickstarter.
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You bought a MacBook for home despite needing a PC to function in the cubicle farm.
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The diffuser holds enough water to run for three continuous hours before needing to be refilled.
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Calls everywhere for [Mitch] McConnell to step down, [Steve] Bannon screaming about needing to replace leadership.
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"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," he says.
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But flamingos can use one leg for much longer periods of time without needing to switch.
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Only one investor reported needing to inform a partner at his firm about his unpleasant odor.
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The package would help support UXO victims needing rehabilitation services, including orthotics and prosthetics, it said.
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"This is one of those issues that we called out as needing more research," Pignone said.
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For emergencies, like recently needing new tires for her 2008 Toyota Camry, Strauss' mom helps out.
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The categories show up right on the map view without needing to open a listing's page.
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But as I used to tell my son as a child, 'wanting' is different than 'needing.
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It's a social law that nearly everyone follows and respects, rarely needing police involvement once implemented.
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But could just a handful of states actually handle the entire population of women needing care?
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We were just lucky enough that Bria was needing a courageous enough couple to take them.
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But prednisone suppresses the immune system, leading to multiple squamous cell skin cancers, some needing surgery.
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Needing a representative payee was never intended as a marker that a person might be violent.
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I don't see the point in creating more drama; everything is now needing to become simpler.
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Democrats face a tough challenge, needing to flip 23 seats in order to overcome their deficit.
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Sonoma County officials said those needing to report a missing person can call 707-565-3856.
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This amounts to each Immigration Judge needing to complete on average three cases every working day.
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But they suddenly found themselves back in the real world, needing to find jobs and support.
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The current practice doesn't work for an organization needing a renewed approach to its fundamental charges.
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Consider needing a dentist or mental health practitioner but having no specialists available in your neighborhood.
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He instead placed the onus on needing to address mental health issues and inner-city violence.
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It is both vulnerable and harsh; terrifying in the same way that truly needing someone is.
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He also said that Deutsche would reach its capital target without needing to tap up investors.
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On set once, needing some wind, he raised his hand; and the wind, from nowhere, blew.
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The applicants with the most points are given permanent residency without even needing a job offer.
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Those needing a U.S. visa for urgent business, medical, or humanitarian travel, will get expedited service.
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Other hospitals took in patients in unstable condition, while those not needing emergency treatment went home.
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The Republican Congress, needing revenue to pay for planned tax cuts, appears to like the idea.
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HBO now has a streaming app that viewers can pay for without needing a cable subscription.
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The hack is meant to give the appearance of fuller pouts without needing actual lip injections.
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And so it's a lucky sort of way that it lined up without us needing to.
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At 30, I was in central Africa covering a war and desperately needing Him to appear.
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In addition to needing a more effective message, the Right ought to reconsider their messaging objective.
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Instead of needing a drunken late-night confessional around my feelings, they became regular conversational fodder.
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A helicopter was to take those needing immediate medical treatment to Ketchikan Medical Center, officials said.
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They are wonderfully synergistic, which is why I never feel myself needing to divide my time.
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He got nervous again, however, in the last game, needing four match points to secure victory.
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Injuries plagued Hill, who wound through three more organizations before needing Tommy John surgery in 2011.
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For every 100 renters needing low-income housing, the report said, only 17 units are available.
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And then they slowly emerged, small and tender, needing to be hidden under scarves and sweaters.
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With several-hundred people all needing to use the same tiny toilet, things can get...unpleasant.
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The Pirates (80-78) visit the Cincinnati Reds needing one win to clinch a winning record.
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Last year's team was a synthetic masterpiece, quick and arrhythmic, complimentary without needing to be cohesive.
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She describes needing to grow past the need to apologize for, for example, having hairy legs.
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From students to soldiers, just about everyone wants to unlock the secret to needing less sleep.
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I get it, Bran mumbled something about Tyrion needing to fix all the issues he's caused.
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The chef here is telling me he's needing it to bake some sort of vegan bullshit.
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People told volunteers of their difficult pregnancies or of needing to travel abroad for an abortion.
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Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera entered Friday's game needing three hits to reach 2,500 for his career.
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Utilities benefit by reducing their load and not needing to purchase expensive electricity during peak hours.
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That way you're not susceptible to lifestyle creep, needing to earn more money to keep up.
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Naming a successor to Smith is just the first of multiple replacements needing to be made.
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Patrick Murphy, the acting secretary of the Army, concurred about needing funding to match force size.
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We had speakerphone conversations with our parents, then arguments about needing a break from the phone.
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Andrew Cuomo said on Thursday that the state has about 5,000 ventilators but anticipates needing 30,000.
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The twins had a free flight there; not needing tickets for them has been a saver.
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Can you imagine saying that to a child with leukemia, or a senior citizen needing dialysis?
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I'm an office worker, only sometimes needing to be on the ground to do my job.
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" For these smokers, the risk of needing intensive care and mechanical ventilation is "more than double.
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They are not just at high risk of needing care; they are certain to need it.
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The Head of Diversity should also publicize the company's initiatives, accomplishments, and areas still needing improvement.
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Needing to make birdie, he chose a 6-iron and attacked the front-right pin location.
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Social interaction is deeply ingrained in humanity, "comparable to needing food and shelter," says Dr. Summerville.
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All of this talk about coastal elites needing to understand more of America has it backwards.
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Friends and colleagues joked about my needing a bulletproof vest for my meeting at Birth Choice.
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It's about no longer needing to make the need to avoid deportation structure your entire life.
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Needing steady work after graduating from the School of Visual Arts in 1988, she began chauffeuring.
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She had the invisible sorcery of quiet authority, always kind, never needing to shout or threaten.
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For months, when needing to change clothes, we'd blush, then leave the room to undress privately.
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A deep conflict of not needing to be, not wanting to be and wanting to be.
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All in all, that should amount to about 720 shots before needing to be swapped out.
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Its biggest attraction was that users could remain anonymous, without needing to log into a client.
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"They should last 10 or 12 years without needing any repainting, but not forever," he said.
|
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The company will never, never, never stop needing staggering amounts of money to operate and expand.
|
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"These teams define themselves as only needing to score once or twice to win," Keppler said.
|
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They arrived in the spring, needing to acquire furniture for the second bedroom and outdoor space.
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The resulting cuts and rationing would hit hardest the communities most needing the support Medicaid provides.
|
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As with the mini-shopping spree, there was still some thrill in needing to go undercover.
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That could land unwanted aircraft back into the laps of lessors needing to find new takers.
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He struck out the side against the Cleveland Indians, needing only 10 pitches to do it.
|
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Democrats should not take a single vote for granted — we may end up needing them all.
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Needing to get back on track, Marquette delivered its highest-scoring game in Big East play.
|
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Armanda wound up needing to rely on public benefits like food stamps just to get by.
|
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Mah Yamsar went to the hospital and stayed there for eight nights, needing two blood transfusions.
|
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Needing a '53, it bought the same car, but for $7,000 more than the earlier price.
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It's a good way to get around needing a dry cleaner when you're on the road.
|
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That review set up Missouri's final drive, needing just a field goal to win the game.
|
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Several people in his sphere, and he himself, may find themselves needing to invoke the Fifth.
|
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Additionally, high-capacity magazines allow shooters to continue inflicting damage without needing to reload as often.
|
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Five others, in contrast, see rates as needing to rise by the end of the year.
|
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Philadelphia began play 6 points out of a playoff spot but needing to jump four teams.
|
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Crops withered and livestock perished after the last rains failed, leaving 2.7 million needing food aid.
|
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Students of color are twice as likely to be assessed as needing remediation as white students.
|
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Figurative, abstract, conceptual, post-minimal, these were unheralded men and women needing space, time, and funding.
|
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"All of us are born needing, and being able to develop, close personal relationships," she said.
|
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That gray area is always where we've been the happiest, and not needing a definitive label.
|
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Coffey was open to the idea of me needing more if six didn't provide lasting results.
|
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Now, there's starting to be more people moving in, more people in the street needing money.
|
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Adam holds up another item of clothing and without needing her to say it, he nods.
|
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She talks about needing him in the way the showrunners might talk about needing a protagonist and an antagonist for a story to function, which seems like a far cry from her desire to make her own decisions in the real world, away from controlling narratives.
|
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They told personal stories of their spouses needing time off work to care for them when injured and needing to care for sick parents, putting them and their partners in the difficult position of choosing between caring for a sick relative or bringing home a paycheck.
|
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If a selection arrives needing more pizazz, adding one of the chutneys or other condiments may help.
|
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
|
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But it appears there is a secret workaround to purchase without needing the Echo or Alexa's help.
|
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The server ended up needing 15 stitches to cover up her arm wound, according to FOX5 Atlanta .
|
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You may end up needing liposuction, or even an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), to get rid of it.
|
|
How can I connect to these other subtle forms of energy without needing to use digital technology?
|
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This increased power efficiency means the S8 and S8+ can last longer without needing higher capacity batteries.
|
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Asking baseball questions to your device brings up detailed answers without needing to click through search results.
|
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Time and again, Zuckerberg talks about needing time to build the right systems to address moderation issues.
|
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Now, we've heard a lot of talk in this campaign about needing a leader who understands business.
|
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The attack, which occurred on Friday night, left the man needing hospital treatment for a head injury.
|
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She's found that she's more confident, and she likes being able to spend money without needing permission.
|
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Kagan isn't worried about the US's notoriously shoddy internet, though, citing Shadow needing just 15Mbps to operate.
|
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
|
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Having to share a bathroom with strangers and needing to bring their own towels was a surprise.
|
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If you want, you can fire up a PDF ebook without ever needing to boot into Windows.
|
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Enjoy the ride and tear up that passport because you won't be needing it for some time.
|
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Yogusuk said the attack left five women needing hospital treatment, including two girls aged 12 and 13.
|
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A standing ovation left Gaga emotional, needing a 15 minute break before joining for the Q&A.
|
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Pharmaceuticals, in addition to needing unique and defensible trademarks, are subject to their own market-specific limitations.
|
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In addition, electricity consumption is highest in the day when these batteries are needing to be charged.
|
|
The wipes offer a simple, less messy way to clean surfaces without needing liquids and cleaning tools.
|
|
Together they worked to help those needing jobs and food as the Great Depression tightened its grip.
|
|
The movement's failure to address these inequalities is ultimately why I found myself needing to walk away.
|
|
For other countries badly needing to renegotiate their deals with China, that is a lesson worth learning.
|
|
I never could have imagined this horrific event being one of the pitfalls needing to be avoided.
|
|
You'll also be able to respond to any WhatsApp calls without needing to unlock the app first.
|
|
Those who took canakinumab also had a 30% lower chance of needing an angioplasty or bypass surgery.
|
|
" — realyak "Like others in the thread, I grew up never needing for anything, taking amazing vacations, etc.
|
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Like needing to make the last $60 in your checking account stretch more than a week broke?
|
|
"There is talk here now of needing to rein IARC in," said a Geneva-based WHO insider.
|
|
He struck out eight, walked one and had his sixth straight quality start, needing just 98 pitches.
|
|
A helicopter able to travel faster and farther without needing as much refueling naturally decreases combat risk.
|
|
Yet nearly three-quarters of those in work have jobs needing few skills and with poor prospects.
|
|
NEEDING TO BOUNCE BACK FSU cornerback Tarvarus McFadden, an AP Preseason All-America team selection, has struggled.
|
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Needing to fit a larger display and battery, the U11 Plus is simply more brutish and unrefined.
|
|
But most of all, it's CES, so expect some strange smart gadgets you can't ever imagine needing.
|
|
"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," Jim told PEOPLE.
|
|
There's also a handbrake to adjust your speed, without needing to skid your shoes on the ground.
|
|
Connecting it to my MacBook Pro consistently resulted in needing to reboot my machine to continue working.
|
|
PlayStation VR offers the promise of connecting to a PlayStation 4, and not needing an additional computer.
|
|
One of them ended up needing to be rescued when he got trapped in a tight space.
|
|
I remembered the challenges of dealing with his outbursts while needing help with my own mental health.
|
|
I feel like when you're expecting or needing expectations of really fancy plans, it never goes right.
|
|
They're needing to go and find new revenue streams," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
|
|
After having top surgery and no longer needing to convince anyone, he feels closer to non-binary.
|
|
Then, about six to eight months after the fire, they are going to really start needing help.
|
|
Those people, insurers say, avoid enrolling in a health plan until they find themselves needing medical services.
|
|
"The hardest part," she told viewers, was needing to shave off all her hair for the procedure.
|
|
Most people needing a laptop for school or productivity work will be well-served by this model.
|
|
Users of both can go directly to a new treatment without needing to be referred to it.
|
|
I think I for some reason equate losing blood with needing like to replenish it with food.
|
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Google will also make it easier to automatically get security updates without needing to reboot the phone.
|
|
"Jessica literally gave me a bag of maternity clothes and said, 'You'll be needing these,' " she said.
|
|
Before getting fired, Rad said he saw being the CEO as needing to have all the answers.
|
|
A major reason for needing a plumper retirement kitty, whatever your net worth, is longer life expectancies.
|
|
I didn't end up needing to evaluate this kid, so I have the morning free, yay me!
|
|
Presidential power over a party or Congress comes from enough lawmakers needing, fearing or genuinely liking them.
|
|
While reading, I'd find myself needing to stop to google cultural moments that I'd never heard of.
|
|
You'll probably be needing that phone charger because the BaseLantern relies on a phone to really work.
|
|
Mayweather retired at 49 wins as a symbolic gesture that needing a perfect 50 is beneath him.
|
|
Chances are, many of the consoles needing repair today are the PS2 Slim model released in 2004.
|
|
This is useful for those needing to create an electronic health record on the fly, for example.
|
|
In 2013, Slovenia narrowly avoided needing an international bailout after the biggest banking crisis in its history.
|
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He said turbine blades were the most critical point in production due to needing the most capital.
|
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They need to defend 10 seats, while Republicans have a tougher battle, needing to defend 24 seats.
|
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Additionally, the IP68 rating means they're dust, dirt and sand resistant without needing any caps or covers.
|
|
I made some excuse about needing to get home and said I would see them next week.
|
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"Whether it's needing management of anxiety with a therapist or exercise, it helps a lot," she says.
|
|
You've spoken before about needing to work twice as hard as a woman in the music industry.
|
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He certainly saw companies like Salesforce needing a service like the one he had decided to create.
|
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Needing time to yourself doesn't mean that you and your partner are incompatible or inevitably doomed, either.
|
|
"After Paris, there's this needing feeling to bring another soul into this life," she told her sisters.
|
|
Three months into the role, she's still getting to grips with the number of people needing help.
|
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The second allegation is that the staff of the FCC raised concerns internally about needing more comment.
|
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They talked about needing some sort of security arrangement in northeast Syria after the United States left.
|
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Another, almost mythical breed of photographer exists, needing neither DSLR nor Hasselblad, these shutterbugs are camera-less.
|
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Democrats have an uphill battle to regain control of the lower chamber, needing to net 30 seats.
|
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For example, discussion of two extremely critical issues in Britain was avoided, despite needing to be addressed.
|
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Equally problematic, an F-35 can fly for only a couple of hours before needing to refuel.
|
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With scanning bundled into Chrome, you have a more functional barcode scanner without needing a separate app.
|
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Retired NASCAR driver Kyle Petty will soon be needing a "Baby on Board" sticker for his car!
|
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They want to make the tech work in real-time locally, without needing a Wi-Fi connection.
|
|
So you were needing an extra push to move to Canada after Super Tuesday, here it is.
|
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Needing a bounce-back season, RHP Dylan Bundy has posted a 7.89 ERA through six spring starts.
|
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Medicaid is the primary source of coverage for people needing long-term services and people with disabilities.
|
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House GOP leaders returned the bill to the floor under a rule needing only a simple majority.
|
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Musk said Autopilot will continue to improve, even for customers with older cars, without needing hardware upgrades.
|
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Bonus: This speaker gives you access to Siri or Google Assistant without needing your phone in hand.
|
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CCGTs are therefore much more attractive for generators needing flexibility to operate in deregulated wholesale power markets.
|
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Hopefully, you weren't 100 percent in stocks with six years to go before needing money for tuition.
|
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"The challenge before us has sometimes been described as needing a moonshot," Alexander said during the markup.
|
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The survey will continue over the next few days, with additional areas still needing to be assessed.
|
|
Avène Gentle Milk Cleanser is gentle but effective, easily removing makeup and impurities without needing to rinse.Pros:Cons:
|
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Simplehuman's sensor pump is battery operated, and it can last a year without needing a new set.
|
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The URA said those needing accommodation of less than three months can consider hotels and serviced apartments.
|
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He came to the plate in the eighth needing a double to complete the cycle but walked.
|
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Because Tana has shown she can ride through controversies without needing anyone, and people still watch her.
|
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Federal statistics show 28503 to 22019 percent of all college freshmen are identified as needing remedial courses.
|
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Democrats have an uphill climb in taking back control of the House, needing to net 30 seats.
|
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Cream eyeshadows can deliver beautiful, buildable pigmentation without needing any brushes — it's basically like using adult fingerpaint.
|
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The Broncos may find themselves needing to beat the Raiders in Week 17 to make the playoffs.
|
|
Nearly 20 percent of Uber drivers in Los Angeles report needing government assistance to make ends meet.
|
|
"I hope and intend to resolve these disputes without ever needing to file a complaint," Shear said.
|
|
In fact, your experience of needing clitoral stimulation to reach climax is the case for most women.
|
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Foltynewicz retired the first nine batters, needing just 28.23 pitches, before allowing a single to Travis Jankowski.
|
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Needing to clear his head and stretch his legs, Robert walked the dog north, into Central Park.
|
|
Furthermore, Bernie Sanders faces the tall order of needing to win 83 percent of remaining Democratic delegates.
|
|
As an example of needing better communication, he brought up the period of time after the Sept.
|
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It was like, 'Why am I needing to do something else when I have this great guy?
|
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By my rough estimate, Mr. Trump ended Tuesday night needing around 600 delegates to win the nomination.
|
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This resulted in concertgoers needing to leave the stadium to go to the washroom in porta-potties.
|
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You've been needing some time off lately, Sagittarius, but today is the wrong day to slack off.
|
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On "Garden (Say It Like Dat)" she admits needing attention and affirmation to feel good about herself.
|
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We asked the question of whether there's any way to update existing products without needing new materials.
|
|
Remember the old joke about only needing to watch the last five minutes of any NBA game?
|
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It wasn't a matter of either author wanting to tell their stories, but needing to tell them.
|
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Some of us are the co-dependent types, needing hours basking in it just to feel alive.
|
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Since the election, we have seen an unprecedented number of appointments booked by patients needing birth control.
|
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Today is all about self care—make that phone call and have the conversation you've been needing.
|
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Macquarie sees the world needing an incremental 1.3 million tonnes of nickel over the next 10 years.
|
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Needing to reach out to more voters leads candidates to reduce personal attacks and govern more inclusively.
|
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So too is it absurd to boil me down to my needing crutches to traverse the world.
|
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We all have a feeling of needing to be seen and heard, and to share our stories.
|
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Six separate corridors were to be established for the evacuation of civilians and those needing medical attention.
|
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The agency said it does not anticipate needing to discuss the matter with either AWS or Microsoft.
|
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"I'm not hung up on a kid needing to look like me," she said with a shrug.
|
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A hijab can also be expressive, a way of showing who we are without needing to speak.
|
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Cuomo said the projected peak of people needing hospitalization in New York is about 21 days away.
|
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There could be complications during delivery, and there is an increased likelihood of needing a C-section.
|
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It's Leo season, so partnership is on your mind, but you're firmly needing your freedom and flexibility.
|
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"I wanted to address the fairy tale feeling of needing a lot of hair," the artist said.
|
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It is now just about the expression of gender without needing to specify what you identify as.
|
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She may have perfectly good reasons for needing to vent about whatever went down in her past.
|
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As governor of Texas for a long time, Perry had been through many episodes needing crisis management.
|
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As such, it's accessible to those traveling from Terminals 2–8 without needing to re-clear security.
|
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A crunching tackles leaves Serbian midfielder Luka Milivojevic needing treatment, but it looks like he'll be okay.
|
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After I set up the diffuser, it ran for around 16 hours before needing to be refilled.
|
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That said, there "absolutely could be shortages due to huge surges of [coronavirus] patients" needing the drugs.
|
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I picked out the natural colored pair and it was just the nude color I was needing.
|
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He could only get through four or five songs before needing a rest, or to fetch oxygen.
|
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Yin said Neal easily clears the bar for needing a legitimate legislative reason for seeking the returns.
|
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We began with Buddy and Grandma, two Katahdin sheep, which shed instead of needing to be sheared.
|
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Needing to book a trip, I called information and asked for the Pan Am number at Idlewild.
|
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Without needing Congress, the next president can go back to the Obama administration's stance on the issue.
|
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Part of it comes from not needing to burn as much fuel due to the canceled flights.
|
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What would it be like to be entranced by someone new, without needing, simultaneously to lay claim?
|
|
But unlike at the first debate, she didn't take the stage needing or planning a breakthrough moment.
|
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"I appreciate your statements and the statements of everyone here about needing to address this issue," Sen.
|
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I find myself needing to remind myself of the joy that can come in the everyday things.
|
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They are always in the position of needing to sell things in the United States of America.
|
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It's not that there are any rules about needing to go from Weill to Zankel to Stern.
|
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He entered the game needing 244 yards to pass Brandon Weeden and had the record before halftime.
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An official said there were 114 calls for people needing to go to a hospital this week.
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Needing to raise $24 million for the on-campus hockey rink, Bowles sought a high-profile replacement.
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Some have had mild illness, but a few have been more severely ill, with some needing oxygen.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is still using that area now, fielding visits from families needing assistance.
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The typical HGTV narrative also tells us that our homes are inadequate beasts needing to be tamed.
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Retailing and manufacturing expanded and, needing more space, proceeded to move uptown from the Wall Street area.
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Another factor, he continued, was certain veterans' charities not meeting his standards and needing to be replaced.
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Rather than needing to scream on Twitter about Ani's erratic behavior, we could actually empathize with her.
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The company says the long-range Model S can drive about 370 miles without needing to recharge.
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We hoped to get at least five years out of the Corolla before needing to replace it.
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But with the Royals needing to keep 13 pitchers on their roster for now, Cuthbert became dispensable.
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When you're discussing two works in the same piece, you'll find yourself needing to switch gears regularly.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans face a more challenging path, needing to defend 24 seats.
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This allowed it to accelerate, decelerate, steer and maneuver through traffic without needing input from a human.
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It is not very likely that Trump will ever be willing, or needing, to sacrifice America's queen.
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" What I should have written was, "This is what I get for wanting, for needing, for desiring.
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The idea is to let consumers renew their prescriptions without needing a follow-up exam or appointment.
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To avoid needing to break promises in the first place, I start by making very conservative ones.
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Many South Koreans, without needing proof, are calling it a political assassination directed by Kim Jong-un.
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Mr. Piscopo pointed to Mr. Trump's victory as upending the notion of a candidate needing political experience.
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That would allow Republicans to pass their tax-reform bill without needing Democratic votes in the Senate.
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They also relied heavily on needing access to other smart people in order to execute their ideas.
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Are we closer or further away from needing to use military forces against him and his allies?
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That resulted in Congress needing to pass continuing resolution after continuing resolution and, finally, the massive omnibus.
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Starting pitchers would throw far fewer pitches, needing to only go four innings to record a victory.
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If you find yourself needing to use the money often, then you need to reevaluate your budget.
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So instead of needing 220006,2202 ANWRs to offset the bill's cost, it would have taken 2628 billion.
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Needing money to finance a legal battle, she looked no further than the diamond on her finger.
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Ask for, receive and offer assistance; there's no shame in needing it, especially when parking after dark.
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" As for an IPO: "That's the thing about controlling your destiny and not needing to raise money.
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Invasive predators thrived and mammals needing to travel long distances for food or water got hit hard.
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The idea of a sexually independent woman masturbating and not needing a man was seen as threatening.
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That means the servers inside it have to be hardy enough to last that long without needing repairs.
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In the past, President Obama issued changes to student loan repayment terms without needing to go through Congress.
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And skipping this step could have financial consequences such as fines, and needing to undo or redo work.
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