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Right now in daytime television, which predominantly female viewers watch, there is no show about relationships, no show about fertility.
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Right now in daytime television, which predominantly female viewers watch, there is no show about relationships, no show about fertility.
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But there was no show I felt more evangelical about this year than Watchmen, no show I pressed as fervently on other people.
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" But in Ireland, Johnson was called "NO SHOW BOJO.
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It had no apparent themes — no show, all tell.
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If they leave the Ozarks, then there is no show.
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Yup, there would be no show without our darling Trixie.
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"One monkey don't stop no show," as the saying goes.
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But there may be a no-show in the inaugural parade.
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Kanye, who usually joins the models onstage, was a no-show.
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Trump's own commentary on Trump's no-show probably would've been better.
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"There's literally no show without you guys," he wrote on Instagram.
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But, and I can't stress this enough, there is no show.
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Someone else complained about a no-show reservation of ten people.
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Pine completes the set, and he's still a Marvel no-show.
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Because you have no—show me the evidence that you have!
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If it were a dream, then there would be no show.
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In an Olympics full of blowout brilliance, no show was better.
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New York City Mayor Ed Koch was a notable no-show.
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But no show more thoroughly captured America as it really was.
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Still, in today's world, no show reboot is out of the question.
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It turns out that Kendall is just late, not a no-show.
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No show could be that good or make me feel that way.
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Obama made no public mention of Putin as a summit no-show.
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No show in recent memory suffered a sophomore slump quite like UnReal.
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Meanwhile, no show has encapsulated grief and growth like Jane the Virgin.
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Then when MJ's birthday party rolled around, Rob was a no-show.
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A big Avengers: Infinity War no-show survived, as it turns out.
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One thing that didn't help Rossi's case ... she was a no-show.
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But Hunter was a no-show, sending his wife in his stead.
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Nevertheless, her being a no-show has deepened the wound with Brody.
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No show likes to troll its audience quite like The Walking Dead.
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And in Senate elections, no-show voters are a threat to incumbency.
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Another highly anticipated witness in the impeachment investigation was a no-show.
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Of course, many no-show companies send scouts to assess the competition.
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I've since bought no-show, quarter-ankle, calf, and hiking socks too.
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No restaurant, no show, just the bar, with all the same atmosphere.
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They said the bribes included a no-show job for Linda Mangano.
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And no show left as massive a mark on the TV landscape.
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Lauren Garroni: There really has been no show that has replaced it.
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We're told Justin will likely be a no-show at the fight.
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He had no idea being a no-show Saturday would end things.
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However, that doesn't mean 5G will be a complete no show this year.
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He kept promising to come see me, but was always "a no show".
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BREAKING FAKE NEWS : Idris Elba releases statement apologizing for last year's no show .
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Most recently at WWDC this year, AirPower was once again a no-show.
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So Beyoncé could be selling no-show socks, and I would buy them!
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The event's keynote speaker, former Trump advisor Roger Stone, was a no-show.
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But as the no-show threat became more genuine, Fox got more serious.
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As for the group's Superman, Henry Cavill ... he was a panel no-show.
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When he was a no-show, a warrant for his arrest was issued.
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The Prime Minister was a no-show for a court date last Friday.
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No show features more terrible people and nail-biting tension than HBO's Succession.
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And yet, he too is a no show in the Season 3 premiere.
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Museveni was a no-show at Uganda's first-ever presidential debate on Friday.
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Why has First Man been such a no-show on the awards circuit.
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If I'm not at the show next year then there is no show.
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Or maybe it's just another tease, after that no-show a few weeks ago.
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Clint Barton/Hawkeye: Similar to Ant-Man, Hawkeye is an Infinity War no-show.
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There will be no show of hands or one-word, down-the-line questions.
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But for some reason, noted #TeamCap member Scarlet Witch is a big no-show.
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Toby was disappointed that his brother was a no-show at this bachelor party.
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Without Getty's money, there'd be no legend; without his cheapness, there'd be no show.
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Interesting and predictable ... Trump was a no-show, although we're guessing he wasn't invited.
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In a year full of appointment television, no show felt more relevant or revelatory.
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Officials blamed a lack of private-sector animal spirits for the bidding no-show.
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Is The Simpsons actually hinting that without ethnic stereotypes, there would be no show?
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She was a no-show at her impeachment hearing which officially opened on Tuesday.
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It sorta figures that El Niño's alter ego would be a no-show.[NOAA]
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If Trump is indeed a no-show, Cruz may stand alone in the crossfire.
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Gordon was a no-show in court, just as he'd been throughout the case.
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I can be myself around her; there's no bullsh*t, no acting, no show.
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Like the rest of the company's hardware line, however, they were a no-show.
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At the much-anticipated reality show banquet, Kim Jong Il was a no-show.
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And — so far — Scott's a no-show, at least in this sneak peek clip!
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Khloe says she's sick so we're guessing that's why she was a no show.
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"If nobody shows up at the Hirshhorn, there's no show," Mr. Lozano-Hemmer added.
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This is the second primary debate in which Mr. Crowley was a no-show.
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Protests in Britain, a no-show in North Korea and the world's oldest tools.
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As it turns out, however, William Daniels wasn't the only no-show that evening.
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Maximum Security's trainer, Jason Servis, was a no-show at Churchill Downs on Sunday.
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Logic goes out the window, coordination is a no show, emotional stability is mixed.
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Should he comply with the House subpoena or the White House no-show directive?
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Unsurprisingly, the former national security adviser was a no-show at his scheduled deposition.
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In terms of sheer volume, no show was more shouted about, positively or negatively.
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If they no-show, Jason's legal team says they'll push to have them arrested.
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"Everything" presumably includes the head-mounted display's price, which remains a no-show for now.
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How can I make her look like a no-show if she wasn't going show?
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While Bloomberg believes they'll be a no-show, the laptops were refreshed at WWDC 113.
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So, no-show socks, although you are my enemy, I cannot claim victory over you.
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Court records do no show whether Lopez is represented by a lawyer at this time.
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No show has made me vomit as much as Vanderpump Rules has made me vomit.
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Yes, it's all comic relief, but no show needs that much overly-generalized comic relief.
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I wander into Payless again because they have a great deal on no-show socks.
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The Cambridge Analytica no-show Sometimes the open question is about the absence of information.
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So, why is Justin Bieber rumored to be a no-show at this year's Grammys?
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He then said he would be a no-show at the annual banquet in December.
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Aguilera was a no-show yesterday even though her name was still on the bill.
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Even his strongest Republican supporters in our state can't understand his "no show" attitude. Gov.
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But, according to docs obtained by TMZ, Tyga was a no-show at the party.
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A congressional committee has subpoenaed him to testify, but he may be a no-show.
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When the Lord was a no-show, Jeffs said his followers hadn't proven themselves worthy.
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No show but One Day at a Time has one played by Rita freaking Moreno.
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I didn't want to no-show a wedding that was RSVP'd for two plates either.
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There is no show quite as bananas as Ryan Murphy's FX anthology American Horror Story.
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I marked them as a no-show, and Lyft gave me a $5 cancellation fee.
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Airlines use historical flight data to calculate the expected no-show rate for each route.
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Two months later, the no-show candidate called and asked if he could start now.
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The app's founders originally anticipated a November launch, but (thankfully) it was a no-show.
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And no show on the air right now knows that better than The CW's Riverdale.
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But there's no show on television that makes the mundanity of life so impossibly fascinating.
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OfferCraft worked with one clinic where the no-show rate was 50 percent, said Ezra.
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If Mr. Trump were a no-show, it would intensify doubts about America's regional commitment.
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But no show of modernism today would be contemporary without the handiwork of the computer.
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"We'll be extra flexible in returning class credits and waiving late cancellation/no-show fees."
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Frye's no-show allowed her and Prinze to connect more intimately, Gellar said on Instagram.
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Can you just skip the thing and say, "Yeah, nah," and be a no show.
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I'm informed by my fellow jurors that juror number 16 is currently a no-show.
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So they were fired, just like anyone else who's a no-show for work, he said.
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"To all of the loyal Voice fans, there's literally no show without you guys," he continued.
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Collateral Beauty rode it's bizarre title to a relative no-show at the holiday box office.
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There's no show out there like that… that really represents an interracial queer strong healthy couple.
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"Constance talks so much about representation, but there is no show for it," one source complained.
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I have a feeling the guy will be a no-show, but I hope I'm surprised.
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The flap over Mr Trump's no-show is actually proof of the closeness of the relationship.
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"Just got the word that Lana will be a no-show at Meteor," the statement read.
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Two hours of hype, lofty marketing speak, and then the console itself was a no-show.
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Trump was a notable no-show at CPAC this year, where he's spoken in years past.
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But don't be surprised if the phone is a no-show because it's not ready yet.
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Who will crop up for the step-and-repeat, and who will be a no-show?
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And folks refused to be denied their Beyoncé moment despite her being a no-show again.
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When it was introduced in 2014, cancellation and no-show rates dropped immediately, Mr. Riney said.
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Streaming on: Netflix No show on television displays a better understanding of technology than Black Mirror.
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One day before that news broke, OBJ was a no-show for Giants organized team activities.
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Pat Toomey was also a no-show, protesters came with an empty suit to put onstage.
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Mr. Nadler said if Mr. McGahn was a no-show, lawmakers would consider more contempt citations.
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Oh, and no show cancellations for raindrops this time — the Gang goes on rain or shine.
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"Master of None" star Aziz Ansari was a no show, while James Franco was in attendance.
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Ariana Grande, who was a no-show this year, was also among the pre-ceremony winners.
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The aide, who regularly communicates with Thabane, told CNN he was surprised by the 'no-show.
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No show since Dexter has invented such cartoonishly cruel ways for cartoonishly evil men to die.
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"I don't see that as an affront," Machnig added of Gabriel's no-show for his speech.
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The cost of a no-show Flaking on the first day of work isn't completely new.
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"We'll be able to see through it if you're all talk and no show," she said.
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Several of the countries are undergoing delicate political transitions, which led to one high-profile no-show.
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Blaming Lue — or James, Irving and Love — for Wednesday's no-show in Memphis misses the bigger picture.
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But TBH, like phones, these were mostly a no-show, which could mean a number of things.
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His no-show most likely indicates he wants to see his contract extended sooner rather than later.
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If you don't show up in time, drivers can take off and collect a no-show fee.
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In real emergencies, you can contact customer service, but you still get marked as a no-show.
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His attorney had to call Belafonte and say the judge wasn't happy he was a no-show.
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Miguel's former manager is suing him over unpaid fees, and Miguel's been a no-show in court.
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But though the game did arrive on Steam as promised, the console version was a no-show.
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The murdered predecessor of the no-show mayor had been making improvements such as providing drinking water.
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Z Entertainment sued him and won a default judgment because Tyga was a no-show in court.
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Perhaps no show has used food better than Hannibal, which ran on NBC from 2013 to 2015.
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The restraining order was eventually dismissed by the judge after Reeves was a no-show for court.
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I'd hoped to capture the RZA as well at that shoot, but he was a no-show.
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It does not involve campaign donations, wiretaps, no-show jobs or the United States Attorney Preet Bharara.
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No show should require outside homework, but some answers are available for those looking for more context.
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But for fans of Now and Again, an altered show is better than no show at all.
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But Thursday's no-show comes after Kim scuttled a rendezvous with Pompeo during his trip to Pyongyang.
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Rep. Mark Pocan of Wisconsin called for impeachment after McGahn's no-show for his May 21 hearing.
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The suit ended with a default judgment against Keyshia because she was a no-show in court.
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He said the no-show rate for medical facilities using his portal was less than 450 percent.
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The Fold has been a no-show for months, despite Samsung's promises that it's on the way.
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Most notably, there were no show-stopping looks, no major closing gown moment — a metaphor for equality.
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It's not yet clear what the circumstances are that led to the episode being a no-show.
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Perhaps no show fits that description better than Bryan Fuller's pulpy take on the Hannibal Lecter mythos.
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But Gansa says try as any TV series might, these days, no show can compare to reality.
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As of March 1, a critical bug-squashing and feature-adding "day one" update remains a no-show.
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The event seemed haphazardly put together and Durazo, the incoming public security minister, had been a no-show.
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But there's no show that matches both the sheer volume and diversity of Game of Thrones' sexual pairings.
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That's seriously disappointing, especially since no show is capable of making every single fan happy all the time.
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There's no show this week because of Thanksgiving, which is probably just as well because I am FURIOUS.
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With Election Day more than halfway done, it looks cybersecurity nightmares are going to be a no-show.
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However, if it was just keynote hijinks, AirPods 2 will probably be a no-show until next year.
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But as the Christmas switch-on loomed, rumors began to swirl that Lohan would be a no-show.
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Earley was a no-show at the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing.
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The official predicted that the no-show would help build the case for obstruction of the impeachment investigation.
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To make up for being a no-show, the actress edited herself into a photo with her husband.
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There's also a variety of no-show options, like a cushioned sock and an extra-low-cut version.
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The judge noted Judy's show was a "resounding success" ... fact is, without her there would be no show.
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That said, he's been a no-show in the past because he didn't think much of the awards.
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Related: Kennedy Center Honors go on, despite presidential no-show The rapper tweeted a thank you to fans.
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Prosecutors said he used his office to pressure businesses to pay his son $300,000 for no-show jobs.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — President Trump is the biggest no-show at this year's meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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But even with Mr. Nadal a no-show, Mr. Bethel appeared delighted, even awe-struck by his surroundings.
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As Washington Post's Karoun Demirjian tells us, there's actually bipartisan anger about Bannon's no-show policy so far.
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The government for its part was a virtual no-show at the United Nations General Assembly in September.
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I had signed up through Classpass and may get a $20 no-show fee, but I hope not.
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What, then, accounted for such a remarkably high no-show rate in an event artists had planned for themselves?
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Toby, meanwhile, was disappointed that his brother was a no-show at his bachelor party in the previous episode.
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Johnny is in the utter depths of addiction and has become known as Johnny "No Show" Cash among promoters.
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Kenya's temporary restraining order was dismissed Wednesday after she was a no-show at a hearing on the matter.
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Gary Bickford decided to seize the reins for precinct table 211 after the original captain was a no-show.
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And, in fact, you get less with DirecTV—it's a no show on the Roku, Playstation and Xbox platforms.
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Kodak Black is going to be a no-show for his upcoming tour dates because he's stuck in jail.
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Even the rumored Samsung Galaxy S8 (a no show at the event) is expected to carry the new port.
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An annual institution set up in 2005, it suffered its third consecutive no-show from America's president this year.
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Time for me to cancel the ride, mark you as a no-show, and charge you a cancellation fee.
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But others believe there is no show without Barr and some used #istandwithroseanne and #standwithroseanne to express their support.
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The no-show came after Kim scuttled a rendezvous with Pompeo during his trip to Pyongyang earlier this month.
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You can choose any style of socks, though, from the no-show Hiders to the bright and fun Tubers.
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On the other hand, if you prefer a subtler look, no show or quarter length socks are also available.
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These are no-show socks with a heel tab at the opening that makes them easy to slip on.
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This sequel trilogy no-show deserves a ripping hero moment, and it better not end with a noble sacrifice.
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" Musk named the tunnel-digging machine "Godot," after the infamous no-show in Samuel Beckett's play, "Waiting for Godot.
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And with his decision to no-show a House committee hearing about the economic impacts of the government shutdown.
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Mark Judge — an author and filmmaker who, according to Dr. Blasey, witnessed the alleged assault — was a no-show.
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Chyna -- who's 8 months pregnant -- showed up for an appearance to promote "Rob & Chyna" and he was a no-show.
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Coach Bill Belichick and owner Bob Kraft both praised Trump in return, but quarterback Tom Brady was a no show.
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To compensate for her no-show, Hyland shared a photo of herself smooching boyfriend Dominic Sherwood from last year's ceremony.
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The judge had issued a bench warrant for his arrest after Greedo was a no-show, which is standard protocol.
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Slowly, three of my four clients today cancel (one is a no show, as is tradition in community mental health).
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I'm really regretting signing up for this class, but the $5 no show charge is motivating me to not bail.
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Overall, Samsung has managed to produce an entirely competent laptop in the Notebook 9 Pro, with no show-stopping flaws.
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It was more or less a no-show at CES last year, and there's been little mention of it since.
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Soul Stone The orange-colored Soul Stone is the only MCU no-show (as far as anyone knows) right now.
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Black Lightning engages with the issues of race, crime, and policing in a way no show in my memory has.
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After his no-show, the president of the Spanish Supreme Court said the court would seek a European arrest warrant.
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A clear case that was mentioned in the company's press materials in some regions has also been a no-show.
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But Billy's a no-show, because he's been shot in the leg during a duel with one of Margaret's friends.
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He performed during the award show, one of the night's highlights, but it appears his gf was a no-show.
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Because it's a no-show, this announcement gets zero 👏 and we've instead awarded it a 💩 for being vaporware.
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Kelly was a no-show Wednesday, and our sources say this may be the first in a string of absences.
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Ferguson, who sued Khloe for $7,500 in small claims court, was a no show, so the judge dismissed the case.
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No show on TV has given its audience such a complete insight into people who are adults only in name.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was a no-show at the first White House Correspondents' Association dinner of his presidency.
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He dropped in for "The Next Episode," which I guess was kind of an apology for Dr. Dre's no-show?
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It captures an unfiltered me like no show ever did, and in all that mess, it's somehow daring as fuck.
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Willow was a no-show, so some of the Charmed crew kindly came along to make up those witch numbers.
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No surprise that Rob's a no-show, but Kris seems to have been in the Kim camp on this one.
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All were charged with a scheme that included government contracts, bribery, kickbacks and a no-show job involving food tasting.
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A hearing in the case was scheduled for Monday morning -- but the key witness was a no-show, prosecutors say.
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You'll recall the Internet went into a frenzy Wednesday when Stern was a no-show for his SiriusXM radio show.
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Freebies, no-show jobs and bribes: The former Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano has been found guilty of graft.
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No show like this could be complete without an indictment of the two-faced nature of religion, class, and politics.
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While the rest of the group met up with the guard at the appointed time, Eubanks was a no show.
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The Swedish Academy's Nobel Committee would bestow not one, but two awards, to make up for last year's no-show.
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In this case, the no-show is a $2 million, 12-ton machine that is vital to addressing global warming.
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Apple is a no-show, Microsoft bailed, Samsung saves its best phones for later, and so on and so on.
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Keighley's no-show announcement is yet another ding against E23, which has been plagued by controversy for over a year.
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But, perhaps unsurprisingly, Guccifer 2.0, whom experts believe is just a front for Russian government hackers, was a no show.
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To tide you over, here's a rundown of everything we expect to see, and what will probably be a no-show.
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They also noted that there were a couple of no-show guests so there was enough food and drinks for everyone.
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When Donald Trump announced that he would no-show tonight's Fox News debate, Ted Cruz's first reaction was to bait him.
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He added that Clinton spent time in the "wrong states" -- a nod to her no-show in Wisconsin, which he won.
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Head off credit card debt — and the awkwardness of being a no-show — by having a frank look at your finances.
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The letter also said that a no show could be seen as a potential obstruction of justice from the White House.
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The foldables no-show at I/O also says a lot about Google's decision to put so much faith in Samsung.
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And she may have almost skipped out of Tuesday's performance, when she was a no-show at the final dress rehearsal.
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It's not quite the full version; the Rise and Fall expansion, released for PC back in February, is a no-show.
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Rob Kardashian pops up, showing us the other side of his 'no-show' to his grandmother's birthday party in San Diego.
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There's no show more perfect for Halloween than Netflix's upcoming Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, which will arrive on Netflix October 26.
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The first installment of the international committee was held in the UK last year, where Zuckerberg was also a no-show.
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Unfortunately for fans eager to see the power couple strut their stuff on the red carpet, they were a no-show.
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He had a tradition of attending Midnight Mass at a church near his home, but he was a no-show Sunday.
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With his fate in Iowa depending on turning out new voters, a no-show at the debate is definitely a risk.
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Katt was due in a Georgia court on June 20th for his latest battery case, but he was a no-show.
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According to court records, the 23-year-old was a no-show ... so the judge issued a warrant for his arrest.
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There is no show out there in late night that occupies a space between pop culture and politics and social commentary.
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However, this new console was a no-show at this year's event and unlikely to be on sale before early 2017.
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So when her clients start talking about buying a vacation home, she tells them about freezing pipes and no-show renters.
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It wasn't until the third line -- "Some days I'd rather be a no show" -- that Aldean realized something frightening was happening.
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She also told us that despite "husband" Jake Paul being a no-show at the VMAs, he'll be watching from home.
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Even Tim Tebow, former college star turned failed professional football player turned inspirational speaker, is going to be a no-show.
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Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, was a no-show, which made breakthroughs on security unlikely, given his country's vast nuclear stockpile.
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Scott is still a no-show on screen, but everyone has a lot to say about him coming to New York.
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Chinese swimmer Chen Xinyi was a no-show, after Chinese state media said she failed a dope test at the Games.
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Apparently this is the second time he was a no show in the case, so the judge upped bail to $250k.
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Country House is a no-show because of an infection that will keep him out of the Belmont Stakes at well.
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This was a trend that television executives marveled at last year: As late as mid-November, no show had been canceled.
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Mr. Elkann was a no show at an Art Basel Miami Beach party that he was supposed to help host Thursday.
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He is now suspected of embezzlement and misappropriation of public funds to pay his wife for a no-show parliamentary job.
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While there is no show scheduled for next week, certain fashion V.I.P.s will be able to review the collection by appointment.
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All in all, Wesner said the false reservations affected 45 Chicago restaurants and amounted to more than 1,200 no-show guests.
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No-show socks are sorry, goofy-looking, devilishly ineffective excuses for socks, and half socks are like their way better cousins.
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He reiterated he was disappointed with Kyrgios's no show, saying he had his own wrist problems that plagued him throughout the match.
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Going into season four, turning little details into detonations is still the series's major strength — there's no show that does it better.
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She actually seemed to headline the last night after rapper Waka Flocka Flame proved a no-show due to a flight cancellation.
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The worst that happens is you have extra water and food supplies to come in handy during a no-show-hurricane party.
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The performance I caught on Sunday was good, warming up the aesthetically chilly New World Stages like no show I'd ever seen.
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Trippie was a no-show in Detroit Tuesday night ... and we're told he won't hit the stage for the remaining 10 shows.
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Khan, always a marquee speaker at the convention, was a no-show, leaving the audience to speculate about why he was missing.
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Stevie's defamation lawsuit against Joseline was dismissed Wednesday by a Georgia judge, because he was a no-show for a scheduled hearing.
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Tillerson's potential no-show had increased unease caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's description of NATO as "obsolete" during his election campaign.
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In 2010, the commission held hearings that exposed favoritism, the granting of no-show jobs and organized-crime involvement on the docks.
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Furthermore, employees who didn't show up for their shifts would face repercussions for being a "no show," regardless of the reason provided.
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But its no-show has caused some South Koreans to question his leadership and strategy regarding their unpredictable neighbor in the north.
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Meanwhile, inside the club ... the owner was fuming over Pete's no-show -- and played Pete's IG video on the club's big screen.
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As for why Tyga was a no-show, we're told he's in Turks and Caicos, celebrating Kylie's 19th birthday ... which is Wednesday.
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Covington caught a break when the complaining witness -- a store clerk -- was a no-show in court so the case was shelved.
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They won't let me in, but they do let me reschedule for this afternoon — and don't charge me a no-show fee!
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A therapist was even brought on to work with the members ... again, we're told Camila was a no-show for those sessions.
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The only offensive lineman the Packers drafted was fifth-round pick Cole Madison, who was a surprising no-show for training camp.
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I was surprised that the 2016 Volvo XC20163 was not there and disappointed that the Tesla Model X was a no-show.
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" It also criticizes Rubio for his record in the Senate, calling him a "no-show" with the "worst voting record of all.
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"No show in TV history has ever done spectacle on this level, as consistently well as 'Game of Thrones' has," he writes.
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Long-staple Supima cotton makes these really soft and stretchy, and thicker than most no-show socks I've tried in the past.
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"President of the United States is not a no-show job like you treated the United States Senate," he said to Rubio.
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During my visit, I watched them text and call several no-show students in an effort to coax them out of bed.
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There's beauty and humor and specialness in that battle, and no show is better at giving voice to it than "Better Things."
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Hence the term "no-show": airline lingo for a passenger who checks in (by whatever means), but doesn't get on the plane.
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Four was enough: If no show I saw surpasses its best-ever incarnation, each is strong enough to make a lasting impression.
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But Glenn was sputtering, a good-on-paper candidate who made blunders like a no-show at a key rural candidate forum.
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Former Prime Minister Alain Juppé, defeated by Mr. Fillon in the November primary, was himself convicted in a no-show employment scheme.
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Sanders was a no-show at that big publicly televised meeting at the White House Tuesday on the budget and immigration issues.
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But Apple Tag was a no-show at today's event, which means it may show up at the annual October iPad event.
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Thor was also a no-show in Avengers: Civil War, but I think the fictional character relationships are only part of it.
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There is no show as effective at plowing this particular ground and at finding answers that are at once satisfying and elusive.
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MeUndies is known for their adorable matching couple sets, and has the cutest selection of ultra comfy undies, boxers, and no-show thongs.
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As a result he's been a no-show for various shoots ... notably a big Kardashian shindig in San Diego celebrating his grandmother's birthday.
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At the Missouri State Fair, a crowd of fourteen thousand had waited in the blazing heat on Sunday evening for "No-Show" Cash.
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English singer Morrissey was a last-minute no-show at his Sunday evening concert in California because ... it was a bit chilly out.
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Malik also appeared to be a no-show at mutual pal Taylor Swift's New Year's Eve party, where Hadid dressed as Mary Poppins.
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Kylie Jenner was supposed to attend, but her driver got in a little fender bender and she ended up being a no-show.
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Rob, perhaps still reeling from an argument with his fiancée, was a no-show, but that didn't stop Chyna herself from turning up.
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Surprise Kanye West performance ends in fans' disappointment Fans were disappointed when the venue, Webster Hall, announced there actually would be no show.
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Malik also appeared to be a no-show at mutual pal Taylor Swift's New Year's Eve party, where Hadid dressed as Mary Poppins.
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There's no show I'm more acutely aware of being unqualified to understand than Atlanta — which is, of course, by its own brilliant design.
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Despite being a no-show, Sheeran picked up a win for best solo pop performance ("Shape of You") and best pop vocal album.
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Katherine Jackson will be a no-show Tuesday in a case that has become a family war over control of Michael Jackson's estate.
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It has made plenty mistakes in recent years on its approach to Bahrain, and its No Show at last week's hearings was another.
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Tricia Lynn McCauley was a no-show at a Christmas dinner and did not show up for a flight out of DC Monday.
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No TV series arrives without precedent, and no show so completely defines an era that every other contemporaneous show lives in its shadow.
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The New York Times editorial board took note of his no-show, and warned the ambitious congressman against taking his constituents for granted.
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Trump repaid Pawlenty's no-show by failing to mention him once during the event, despite name-dropping other Republicans running in the state.
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" Several protesters from the gallery overlooking the chamber interrupted Collins immediately after she began speaking, yelling,"Vote 'no,' show up for Maine women!
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Aaron was a no-show in court in Vegas Wednesday for the hearing -- Nick did attend -- so the judge had an easy decision.
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"Even when a clinic staff member calls patients in advance, my no-show rate still hovers from 10 to 20 percent," Lerner wrote.
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The fall of one of the most prominent officials in Nassau County's legendary postwar political machine involved freebies, no-show jobs and bribes.
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If she's a no-show, that would be the second year in a row a huge act bailed because she was with child.
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All three have been charged with taking part in a scheme that included bribery, kickbacks and a no-show job involving food tasting.
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In her version of events, she's a complete no-show to the franchise meeting, rather than a giggly, fresh-from-the-shower latecomer.
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This was a huge no-show considering Beyoncé was up for three awards including best pop solo performance and best pop vocal album.
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A touch of plagiarism, a no-show, were O.K. if it gave the young man more time to work on his drop step.
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It's probable that no show ever will be: the success of Thrones looks increasingly like a once-in-a-generation type of occasion.
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Nick was ordered to fork over the hefty chunk Thursday when -- again -- he was a no-show as the court handed down damages.
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There's a chance of catching a professional comedian on the stream, and even if they no-show, you'll get what you pay for.
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"Kathleen Biden Sobs in Court as She Details the Collapse of Her Marriage to Hunter But He's No-Show," screeched The Daily Mail.
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You'll recall, last year Chyna was a no-show because she was hanging with Future in ATL and didn't want to come home.
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The Seattle Times in 2012 called Amazon "a virtual no-show in the civic life of Seattle," and that still sounds about right today.
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In case Murray is a no-show, there's probably still an array of dads who can meet those burger-flipping, Jimmy Buffet-summer needs.
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At the very least, Harvey did not give the Mets adequate notice he would be a no-show; everyone agrees on that, even Harvey.
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OpenTable, an online restaurant booking service, fired an employee who made hundreds of no-show reservations at various Chicago restaurants through rival site Reserve.
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Interestingly, Broadsheet compares Dimmi's strict no-show policy to Uber's system that not only lets passengers rate drivers but also lets drivers rate passengers.
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YT was supposed to be in an Atlanta court Thursday, but was a no-show ... so the judge issued a warrant for his arrest.
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He was due in a Florida court last week to either pay up or explain why he couldn't -- but Cro was a no-show.
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Airports across the US have had to close security lanes due to no-show Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents amid the partial government shutdown.
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No-show hires are expensive for employers: they have to start the interview process over and it can take a toll on employee morale.
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Mifsud was a no-show in July at the court hearing for the Agrigento case, where he stood accused along with two other individuals.
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It's too early to celebrate, but given that another perennial E3 no-show — The Last Guardian — was finally released last year, anything is possible.
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Despite being a no-show at the Emmys on Sunday night, Dame Maggie Smith would still like to get her hands on her prize.
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My first case was a no-show (I swear this rarely happens), so I use the empty morning slot to catch up on reports.
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Bradley Beal was largely a no-show, and while Markieff Morris played valiantly on his sprained ankle, his impact was limited by foul trouble.
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Kelly was a no-show for the second day on 'Live,' and she and Mark are going on vacation ... reportedly to Turks and Caicos.
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But despite being a no-show, Franco will still attend the Screen Actors Guild Awards this weekend, where he is nominated for Best Actor.
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The reason for his no-show at France's annual farm fair and the subject of the consultations with party grandees was not immediately clear.
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The court clerk says Johnson was a no-show for his arraignment Monday, so the judge wants him hauled in to face the music.
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"No violence, no dogs, no show of force," Pritchett recalled telling his officers in a 1985 interview for the documentary Eyes on the Prize.
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Mulvaney is expected to be a no-show, falling in line with several other officials who were ordered by the president not to cooperate.
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Delays to returns of American bodies, a slothful start to dismantling missile test sites and a no-show at a meeting with US officials.
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I felt so much pressure to be Hollywood-y, show business-y, but I was the only one who had no show business experience.
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While it's nice to spend a week in a casino, perhaps it's time for a smaller, more focused show or no show it all?
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Justin previously was a no-show at the Grammys because he didn't think it was relevant or representative of the music fans really liked.
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Likewise, Leslie Abramson's cross-examination of Craig Cignarelli, who concocts a phony account of a confession from Erik, was all tell and no show.
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If you're a no-show, Icelandair, like all airlines, can cancel your ticket, thereby stripping it of its value, without picking up the tab.
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Myself, I'm bummed about the imminent end of "The Return" too, but only because there's no show quite like this on TV right now.
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It was the first time in 22 years that he had been a no-show at the morning gathering of reporters and CBS executives.
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Ms. Mangano, who prosecutors said accepted a "no-show" job from Mr. Singh, was indicted on charges of making false statements and obstructing justice.
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Despite leading countless teams to the fantasy playoffs last season, Gurley was a no-show in the NFC Championship game and Super Bowl LIII.
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The Weeknd was a no-show at the VMAs this weekend, and the reason isn't all that complicated ... he just didn't feel like it.
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Hicks says, in a letter fired off to Soulja's camp, the money was wired back in January ... but the rapper was a no-show.
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For once, Katt Williams benefited from a courtroom no-show -- prosecutors have dropped an attempt to revoke his probation and lock him up immediately.
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Nick Gordon repeatedly failed to meet court deadlines in the case, and his no-show Friday in an Atlanta court was the final straw.
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Image: AppleWhen Apple's long-awaited wireless charging mat was a complete no-show during the recent iPhone Xs launch event, alarm bells started to sound.
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But Biden's no-show comes just a week after he was the only major 393 candidate not to attend the California Democratic Party's annual convention.
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Yet during the past two winters, when one of the most powerful El Niño events on record was occurring, such storms were a no-show.
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Nostalgia can be powerful, but no show, no matter how groundbreaking, can go on forever and remain just as good as the day it started.
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No show is as devoted to delayed gratification as this one, nor does quite as masterful a job of finding drama in every dead end.
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Since the silhouette is very low cut, you'll want to wear no-show socks (or, if you're going for the skater look, high athletic socks).
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" With Ripa being a no-show for Wednesday's live taping, the source says producers "don't know when she is going to return as of now.
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He can't get behind awards shows, so he was a no-show at the Grammys even though he was up for the night's top prize.
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Doctolib's software aims to cut the so-called "no show" rate, or the number of people who do not turn up for their medical appointments.
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The move was shocking to some, but no show holds a candle to Battlestar Galactica in the secret robot reveal front (for better or worse).
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This year, however, he's likely to be a no-show, unless he manages to pull off some sort of Katherine-Heigl-in-27-Dresses multitasking.
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Nintendo's Virtual Console — a section of the online eShop where users can buy older titles from previous hardware generations — was a no-show at launch.
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The app, built using the Unreal Engine 4 from Epic Games, puts Vive... No show likes to troll its audience quite like The Walking Dead.
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Lo and behold they say Tyga did just that ... not to mention screwing them by being a no-show the year before at another gig.
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Rand Paul and Ted Cruz got into a hair-splitting argument about Cruz's no-show for a doomed vote on an audit the Fed bill.
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No-Show Tab Socks, while another customer reported the socks keeping his feet "dry" and without "any rubbing at all" during training for a marathon.
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With the Galaxy S8 a no-show, LG got its big chance to spread its wings, and the company delivered with a surprisingly solid flagship.
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You may recall Blac Chyna and Amber had beef after Chyna was a no show at Amber's slut walk, choosing to be with Future instead.
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But the non-obvious bad stuff is the no-show rate—so the restaurants are going to overbook, and you're going to get worse service.
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I was talking to a restaurant in New York today that typically overbooks by 1.4 times because they run a 35-percent no-show rate.
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Linda Mangano also received more than $450,000 over several years for a no-show job at one of Mr. Singh's restaurants, according to the indictment.
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The no-show tab adds some cushion between the back of your shoes and your ankle, so you don't have to deal with any chafing.
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Tickets that are not used are generally refundable, and Korean Air currently charges "no-show" penalties of 50,000 to 120,000 won, or $44 to $106.
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House Democrats were a no-show at a White House lunch as both sides continue to search for a compromise to end the government shutdown.
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" The spokeswoman, Amy Spitalnick, added that "nothing in today's opinion changes the fact that Meghan Ortt received money for a politically connected no-show job.
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Inside a multistory parking lot, the casual "no-show" featured poster-size photographs of Zurich locals wearing the new collection — all shot by Demna Gvasalia.
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Mr. Trump's absence from last year's dinner was the first presidential no-show since Ronald Reagan, ailing from a gunshot wound, skipped it in 1981.
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The six-pack of Saucony Performance No-Show socks will give you the most value for your money and keep your feet dry and comfortable.
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The singer and her attorney, Tanya Mitchell Graham, arrived at the courthouse in Fayetteville, GA ... but her now ex-husband, Shannon, was a no-show.
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Andre is a no-show because he is at a different family gathering: Shyne and Nessa's annual cookout in honor of their late brother, Stone.
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An hour and a half in, and the room was considerably packed with streetwear editors and music industry players, but Timberlake was still a no-show.
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KS has been a no-show for the majority of hearings in this case, so he surprised everyone by showing up suited and booted Monday morning.
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But after waiting a year for the feature to go live, Google's annual dev conference swung 'round again and object removal was still a no show.
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A source previously told PEOPLE about the failed intervention attempt, sharing how Cabello was a no-show for the "multiple meetings" over the past few months.
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With the Galaxy S8 a no-show at this year's MWC, we're expecting to make do with a new Galaxy Tab S33 as Samsung's big news.
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The disappointment of fans and critics is tangible; there is no show that reckons with technological innovation—and the people responsible for it—quite as effectively.
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We got Joel Sunday at the Sundance Film Festival when our photog asked about Aziz, who was a no-show Sunday night at the SAG Awards.
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If the passenger showed up at the ETA, they could have missed the two-minute window, gotten ditched and been hit with a no-show fee.
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Image: Hernan Pinera/FlickrIt teased us with the possibility of a no-show this summer, but a weak La Niña has officially arrived, according to NOAA.
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The mysterious in-car player was a no show, but we didn't expect to see it after Spotify emphasized this would be a software-focused event.
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Although no show names or stars have been mentioned, the list of shows will number around two dozen, according a report from Business Insider on Friday.
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A no-show on the red carpet was Beyonce, pregnant with twins and expected to perform at the show where she leads with nine Grammys nominations.
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Google is in real danger here, whether from antitrust action or new regulatory bills, and the congressional no-show couldn't have come at a worse time.
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Joe Tacopina tells TMZ ... Cardi's no-show in court Monday was blatantly defiant and disrespectful, and he believes she's getting special treatment because she's a celeb.
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Washington (CNN)One of Donald Trump's closest advisers was a no-show at his debate Sunday night, and now we have a clearer understanding of why.
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"After several hours of waiting, with the band all warmed up and ready, word came that Future would be a no-show," NPR's Rodney Carmichael wrote.
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Wells is the only agent acting upon her own hunch instead of intelligence and evidence, because no show of this kind would be complete without one.
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British Labour Party MP Ian Lucas, who was in attendance at the hearing on Tuesday, called the no-show an act of "recidivism" on Zuckerberg's part.
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And of course, no show would be complete without a few second generation stars, such as Sofia Richie, Rafferty Law, Brandon Thomas Lee, and Sistine Stallone.
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One notable no-show at the rally was Letitia James, New York City public advocate, who had been announced on Wednesday evening as a featured speaker.
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Brown was a no-show in Pittsburgh on Monday when the team gathered in the aftermath of a 42-37 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Tension on the set caused Singer to no-show several times, forcing the film's cinematographer to step in on multiple occasions, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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From Donald Trump's no-show, to the takedown of a surging Marco Rubio and the emergence of John Kasich, there has been no shortage of action.
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Trump's last-minute no-show at a planned Twitter forum with young people meant he missed the speaker before him: the United Arab Emirates' foreign minister.
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But for both her and Ms. Vogel, Asch's actions leading up to the Broadway production and his no-show status at the trial are knotty issues.
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But those institutions were mostly interested in using the tools to alleviate the high costs of no-show visits rather than determining who really needs support.
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Barr's no-show further escalates tensions between House Democrats and the Trump administration, which has sought to slow-walk oversight investigations and subpoenas in recent weeks.
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Many of us have called them "the best socks we've ever worn," so it only makes sense that the company's no-show sock topped this list.
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Mr. Skelos criticized his son for invoking his father's name as he sought employment, and expressed his dismay that Adam would take a no-show job.
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Mr. Pichai's no-show at the hearing this month — captured by images of an empty seat alongside executives from Facebook and Twitter — added to the rancor.
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Having remained a no-show at the Note event, it's possible we'll finally hear more about the Galaxy Home at next month's IFA conference in Berlin.
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Two years ago, Ms. Goulard resigned as French defense minister after she was accused of providing a no-show job to an assistant at her office.
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Only two years ago, she resigned as French defense minister after she was accused of providing a no-show job to an assistant at her office.
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Episodes like the still-perfect and very original "Pool" are a no-show, replaced by tales of job interviews gone wrong and date nights turned sour.
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"No show tunes, all female writers room, an ode to Queens and the cultural BUFFET of people that helped shape me into the human I am."
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The initial hope was that most subscribers wouldn't actually use the service regularly — like gyms, which use no-show subscribers to financially offset their heavy users.
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Over the years, she made her way forward, sometimes taking the chairs of no-show reporters and eventually securing her current seat in the third row.
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For those who've never heard the words "half" and "socks" said together before, let me clarify that they're not the same thing as no-show socks.
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If you think about it, though, half socks are the same as walking on a no-show or ankle sock that's slipped halfway down your foot.
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The Hurricanes' no-show 2-3 Pinstripe Bowl rout at Wisconsin's hands was the final straw for coach Mark Richt, who retired 24 hours after the game.
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Though no show could quite replicate Buffy's particular voice, the series' "Slayer Slang" inspired shows that weren't strictly comedies to experiment with their own humor and language.
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That meant absolutely no one was surprised that West was a no-show in 2018, and we wouldn't bat an eyelash at him doing the same now.
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Apple is forever a CES no-show, but this year the company cooked up a special surprise for attendees — and, seemingly, for Amazon and Google in particular.
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Still, travelers are better off informing their hotels and asking for a fee waiver rather than letting the automatic penalty for a no-show to kick in.
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These forbidden benefits included the all-too-familiar no-show jobs, housing, a modest amount of cash ($22014), iPads, meals and the use of a local gym.
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Today's the big event at Apple HQ. 2018's been a slow year for Apple hardware (including a complete no-show at WWDC a few months back).
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McNally issued a written statement that I Don't Care has a "zero tolerance policy for no show/no call incidents" and claimed that the decision wasn't political.
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Even if the Mac Pro is a no show, Apple will almost certainly be showing off a new external monitor with HDR and wide color gamut support.
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DOJ officials were also a no-show at AILA's annual meeting in New Orleans last month, where they were supposed to discuss a host of policy issues.
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While Kodak never made it to his show in Boston ... his tour bus did, and angry fans surrounded it after getting word he was a no-show.
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BTW ... NWA was not fully there ... DJ Yella and MC Ren joined Cube for "Straight Outta Compton," and "F the Police," but Dre was a no show.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tyga was a no-show in court earlier this week in connection with a $480k judgment his former landlord is trying to enforce.
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As we first reported, Cardi pissed off the judge in her strip club beatdown case when she was a no-show to Monday's court hearing in NYC.
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Kylie's BF was a no-show in court Tuesday, where he was supposed to appear so lawyers for his former landlord could grill him about his finances.
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While TikTok did not mention its no-show in Congress in the post, it vowed to "continue to work with the US government" on all the issues.
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The indictment alleged that Ms. Mangano's no-show job was at what it identified only as Restaurant No. 2, which it said was in New York City.
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What the text does not mention as alarming is that a white artist's variation of blackface, even on a wax replica, is no show of racial solidarity.
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As we previously reported, The Answer was a no-show in Dallas last weekend when his team -- 3's Company -- was scheduled to take on Team Power.
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He added the game was a "lower no-show" for fans than usual "which I like to see because we're not panicking, and we shouldn't," Fertitta said.
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The supersize back rumbled over the Patriots to the tune of 204 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown, helping make up for quarterback Ryan Tannehill's no-show.
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The no-show style is subtle, and the tab provides extra cushion where your running shoe meets the back of your ankle to prevent any possible chafing.
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In 1965 he was named an assistant administrator for the city's Board of Elections, which he described as a part-time rather than a no-show job.
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No show on television enjoys having its yellowcake uranium and eating it too as much as Showtime's Homeland, which officially begins its sixth season on January 15.
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You'll recall a Malibu landlord tried to do the same, but when Tyga was a no-show for a hearing ... a warrant went out for his arrest.
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The headline act this week was the first-ever visit of a Chinese premier, who helped fill the void left by the plethora of no-show Western leaders.
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Last night, Trump was a no-show at the WHCD, supposedly because he wanted to show Americans that he's uninterested in the press, celebrity culture and their intersection.
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If we're being honest, the undeniable highlight of the last week was the no-show that was the promised anti-Beyoncé rally, which only attracted two actual protestors.
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Paris Jackson was a no-show at the Billboard Music Awards, though her brother Prince, grandmother Katherine and aunt Rebbie supported Janet Jackson receiving her prestigious Icon honor.
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The no-show drove a wedge between the hip hop friends, but Hova explained that he was too preoccupied dealing with problems in his own marriage to attend.
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The group fitness instructor is a no-show (weird, but I've never liked her) so everyone bands together and kicks ass with a group workout on the fly.
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In between clients, I order some new no-show socks because mine are starting to get wear and tear and I can feel them slipping inside my shoe.
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Despite being a no-show, Franco did attend the Screen Actors Guild Awards this past weekend, where he lost best actor to Gary Oldman of The Darkest Hour.
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"LILO A NO SHOW: Lindsay Lohan's Kettering Christmas lights switch-on in doubt as MP cannot get hold of troubled star," thundered the Sun, Britain's most-read newspaper.
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There's no show like Game of Thrones for treating the death of a major character as an afterthought so we can dwell on the suffering of a female.
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No-Show Tab Socks wick away plenty of sweat, but two large mesh panels along the top of each sock allows for excellent breathability and release of heat.
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ICYMI ... Bell's been a no-show at Steelers practices AND at Sunday's game against the Browns as he continues to look for a mega deal from the team.
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First she wasn't at the Grammys in February, and then she was a no show to one of the biggest red carpets of the year — the Met Gala.
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Here's what we thought: — Les Shu, buying guides editorThe Quarter cut is a nice in-between option for people who don't like no-show, ankle, or crew socks.
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Light House says it paid $35k -- half of the $70k total for all 3 gigs -- months in advance, but Mos Def was a no-show in the end.
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As a kid, Lin-Manuel Miranda tuned in to the Oscars simply because he loved a movie, and there was no show on earth that loved movies more.
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It's been a year since Samsung announced its Galaxy Home smart speaker with Bixby on board, and the device was a total no-show at yesterday's Unpacked event.
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We tell her the story of a high school girl and the program that turned her from a classic no-show to a student with near-perfect attendance.
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The Balega Hidden Comfort No Show running socks have a seamless design crafted with synthetic materials and elastane throughout to make for a better fit and prevent blisters.
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"...You can probably remember reports every year before the Petersburg Forum, before the Vladivostok forum and so on that also predicted a boycott or no-show," said Peskov.
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You'll recall ... Mari was a wanted woman this past summer when she was a no-show in court, but she got her act together and surrendered to cops.
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I'm on the record arguing that Donald Trump's decision to no-show tonight's debate was a demonstration of power and control, and thus likely to redound to his benefit.
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Tekashi was a no-show for a huge concert Sunday during Howard University Homecoming weekend ... and promoters say they lost about $300k after issuing refunds to over 3,000 people.
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Chief Keef doesn't think he's going to jail despite there being a warrant out for his arrest in Miami after he was a no-show this week in court.
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But as much as other Nickelodeon shows tried to straddle the line between kids' entertainment and sly nods to adults, no show nailed that balance quite like Hey Arnold.
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"Not great," was the phrase Richard Allan, Facebook's vice president of policy solutions, used to describe how Zuckerberg's no-show at the hearing looked when asked by a lawmaker.
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But an Australian reservation app thinks it has a solution to the "no show" problem — and even more ambitiously, the brand hopes to end no-shows completely by 2020.
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"Zelensky is so far ahead in the polls that his no-show really isn't going to affect that," Chris Weafer, a senior partner at Macro-Advisory, told CNBC Monday.
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But since the AirPower is still a no-show, allegedly due in part to an overheating issue, this may have also caused a delay for either of those products.
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The disgraced R&B star was a no-show at his status hearing in Chicago on Wednesday, tied to a host of sexual assault allegations against women and girls.
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How many other shows have pulled similar moves around compulsive characters, and forced other characters to simply endure it and react because without those toxic dynamics, there's no show?
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Jordan was a no-show, and CharityBuzz tried to rectify the problem by inviting the fan back to a Jordan camp a few months later -- but again ... no meeting.
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TMZ broke the story ... Audrina and her ex, Corey Bohan, were supposed to exchange custody that morning at the Costa Mesa Police Department ... but Corey was a no-show.
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If the Democratic nominee is poison to the Sanders followers, there will be an ugly scene at the convention, no show voters and some defectors to the Green Party.
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Tony was a no-show for his court date this week in Charleston, SC. His lawyer didn't show either, so the judge issued a bench warrant for Tony's arrest.
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TRENTON — New Jersey Transit's new executive director was a no-show on Friday when it came time to face state lawmakers here and explain the agency's worsening safety record.
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The Canadian boy's father, Jason Foster, said his son was very "hurt" by the no-show party and tried to lift his spirits with a special Twitter call-out.
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At the same time, Mr. Guzzone and Mr. Fleming named Donna Fleming as a no-show company president so Litespeed could compete for contracts as a woman-owned company.
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The only no-show is Thomas Barrow, who has been temporarily relieved of his duties and finds himself, before he knows it, wandering into Yorkshire's hitherto unsuspected gay demimonde.
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Kanye West's album was a no-show, but the guy himself is keeping the good word going -- now, he's in Utah preaching ... and possibly raining on some Mormons' parade.
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A 2012 article in The Seattle Times called Amazon a "virtual no-show in hometown philanthropy," but since then, the company has given millions to local institutions and causes.
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If there was a no-show or an empty seat in the padded television studio where Demna Gvasalia was showing his first collection for Balenciaga, I didn't see it.
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Trump blamed his no-show last time on the partial government shutdown that was triggered by a funding dispute over a proposed wall along the United States' southern border.
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The food van route, which VICE tagged along for during last year's no-show blizzard, starts at Saint Bartholomew's Church, in midtown Manhattan, and travels all over the island.
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At the same time, if operational costs outweigh the projected revenue, there's likely to be no show at all, meaning no paycheck for the fighters in the first place.
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The no-show signals that "the U.S. is maybe not as committed to the region as some of its allies would like to seem it," Capri told CNBC on Thursday.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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Though he was a no-show at the 59th Grammy Awards ceremony, Drake is making his presence known to the Recording Academy — outside the category they'd initially placed him in.
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Does this mean Bran, who was a mysterious no-show for all of season 5, has regained use of his legs and no longer needs Hodor to cart him around?
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Mr. Becerra's curious no-show from the public announcements has provided one of the more enduring questions about the scrutiny of the tech industry sweeping through Washington and state capitals.
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Rock Hill police say Diana Clawson never boarded her school bus Wednesday morning, and was a no-show for classes at Saluda Trail Middle School, where she's an eighth grader.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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It also turns out that Kendall, the entire reason for the trip in the first place, is no longer walking in the Chanel show, so she's a no-show, too.
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The Bachelorette runner-up, 23, was a no-show at the Palm Beach County courthouse, according to public court records, where he was scheduled to appear at 22:224 a.m.
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Zeke has demanded a new deal with the Cowboys and while the two sides work the numbers ... Elliott has been a no-show at Cowboys training camp in Oxnard, California.
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And neither Iowa, where Mr Bush is a no-show, and New Hampshire, where he would have expected to do well but so far isn't, looks likely to change that.
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Even though Manziel was not playing, Browns players in the concussion protocol are required to meet with team physicians at 9 AM on Sunday and Manziel was a no-show.
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In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that unseasonably warm ocean temperatures and a no-show from El Niño would contribute to a potentially "extremely active" hurricane season.
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Her no-show Friday was a "big surprise" to most people in Thailand, Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University, told CNN, and will have "emboldened" the military government.
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Though no show in the history of television has killed off so many of its characters, last night's episode had the feeling of the whole gang getting back together again.
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Many women's shoes have a low cut to begin with, so many otherwise no-show socks will very much show when worn with flats, pumps, and other types of shoe.
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If the Democratic nominee is poison to Sanders' more liberal followers, there will ugly scenes at the Democratic National Convention, no show voters and some defectors to the Green Party.
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Maybe a client's concern wasn't promptly dealt with because X showed up late, or a staff meeting had to be rescheduled, inconveniencing multiple people, because Y was a no-show.
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Mr. Mangano's wife, Linda, who allegedly received a no-show job as a food taster at one of Mr. Singh's restaurants as part of the scheme, is also a defendant.
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Court sources tell us ... the former "That's So Raven" star was a no-show for his scheduled court hearing Wednesday, so the judge issued a bench warrant for his arrest.
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It means no-show classes for the one-and-dones, who quit going to class in January anyway, knowing that they will leave campus shortly after their final tournament game.
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They ditch the sporty styling of the boat shoe, but keep everything that makes it such a summer staple, like a low profile that looks great with no-show socks.
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"We want to study whether we can reduce these no-show rates and provide a better experience for elder populations," said Lyft's Dan Trigub, who works on health care solutions.
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And each sock shape brings its own function: Hiders are the perfect pair of no-show socks, Quarters sit right above the ankle, and Tubers resemble the classic tube sock.
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Mr. Singh, who had pleaded guilty to bribery and was a witness for the government, also gave Mr. Mangano's wife, Linda Mangano, 54, what prosecutors called a "no-show" job.
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Davidson has been a no-show so far during SNL's 45th season, with his only "appearance" relegated to a joke directly referencing him by name in the previous week's episode.
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Anthem will be a no-show at E3 proper this year, so we'll have to wait until BioWare is ready to share more, likely closer to the end of 2017.
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In the short-term, the BCBS Institute will measure the program's effectiveness through changes in no-show rates to physician offices and people failing to pick up prescriptions, Haywood said.
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Cronyism was at the center of a 212 state criminal trial in which Mr. Gibson was charged with conspiring to create a no-show job for a former city councilman.
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The first sign that something might be wrong came last week when Munoz proved a no-show for the events Nissan had planned at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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But there's something satisfying about the no-show sock con, about projecting that you are somehow immune to gross feet, despite your very real attempts to curb them underneath your shoes.
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The fact that he was a no-show in court today means that he has effectively renounced the chance of defending himself, and a verdict will be reached in his absence.
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Rapper Cardi B was a no-show Monday at her arraignment on charges of assault and reckless endangerment that she racked up at a New York City strip club in October.
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The central problem for European defence policy is not an American no-show, but rather that EU countries, even if they were willing, have so little with which to show up.
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Meanwhile, he is conflicted from the very beginning of all of us, and, by the way, was a no-show for a closed-door hearing with the Senate intelligence committee today.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but Jim Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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Charlie Coyle is sidelined with a broken leg and Zach Parise (undisclosed) again was a no-show at Monday's practice, but the Wild did receive good news on the injury front.
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AirPower has been a complete no-show since it was announced alongside the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X last September, and now we might know what's holding up its release.
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Safaree's no-show certainly didn't sit well with network honchos ... who fired off a legal letter warning Safaree if he didn't attend, he could be on the hook for substantial damages.
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The two hundred no-show positions were eliminated, but, according to a senior project manager, they had been costing a thousand dollars a day each for an unknown number of years.
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As for the Nats who DIDN'T make the trip ... star third baseman Anthony Rendon was reportedly a no-show, along with studs Victor Robles, Sean Doolittle and a handful of others.
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Trudeau's no-show at a meeting of TPP members in Vietnam last month burst rising hopes for a deal, with many analysts blaming Ottawa for throwing the pact's future into doubt.
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Construction fraud can infect all aspects of a project, with problems as diverse as bid rigging, kickbacks, wage violations, no-show jobs, overbilling, and use of unlicensed laborers and substandard materials.
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Rick Ross is scheduled to perform in the Caribbean in a couple months, but will definitely be a no-show ... unless he can convince a judge he's not a flight risk.
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That seems to be the thinking behind Nice Laundry, a New York label that started with athletic, formal and no-show socks, before adding boxer briefs to its lineup in 2016.
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The changes, detailed in an internal memo that the department provided to CNN, included a review of information-sharing procedures between federal agencies and tracking no-show rates, among other changes.
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With a place for each toe, a breathable mesh upper, and sweat-wicking materials, the Injinji 2.0 Lightweight No-Show toe socks are a great option if you're prone to blisters.
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Makwala had already qualified for the 0003 final when he was a no-show for the 2000 heats, suffering from a stomach virus that affected about 27 people at the championships.
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Lawmakers on the panel, which has jurisdiction over impeachment proceedings, said former White House counsel Don McGahn's no-show was an "inflection point" in their thinking about what should happen next.
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The policy at an office where I receive medical care states that a no-show or a cancellation less than 24 hours before the appointment will result in a $25 fee.
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At a tense meeting with Martin's headmaster — at which Noah was a no-show — she learned that her 19-year-old son, already repeating his senior year, was skipping school regularly.
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You would think a stop-motion movie would not have to worry about talent availability, but it turns out sometimes Mr. Link was a no-show to film the bar scene.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but star Jim Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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Then in December 2017, Trump invited Murkowski and other Republicans to a luncheon to discuss a still-pending tax bill, but the Alaskan was a no-show, Anchorage&aposs KTUU-TV reported .
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According to Entertainment Weekly, CBS was trying to negotiate two more seasons, but star Jim Parsons was ready to say goodbye to the sitcom — and there's no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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Portnow called her no-show "unfortunate," adding it was the intention of the show's producers to welcome her on stage up until the very last moment before she was due to appear.
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So far, the heavy rain has largely been a no-show in southern California, while snow cover in central and northern California has now slipped to below average in most areas, too.
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West's no-show means we'll never know how he might have interpreted Kawakubo's envelope-pushing designs, or how he possibly could have followed up last year's silver contact lenses and shredded jeans.
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In February 2014, a report commissioned by NASA and conducted by the Atlanta-based SpaceWorks Enterprises consultants found "no show stoppers" that would prevent humans from hibernating on a long space mission.
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"President of the United States is not a no-show job like you treated the United States Senate," Christie said of Rubio, whom he repeatedly mocked during his own failed presidential campaign.
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He warned that the missile test highlighted the importance of funding the military in a year end spending duel, and said it should cause the top Democrats to rethink their no show.
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You also won't be charged a no-show fee ($10 in NYC and $5 in most other cities) unless the driver has arrived, tried to contact you, and waited for five minutes.
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These socks are thoughtfully designed to withstand some of the toughest sports, and it shows in the attention to detail given to the Darn Tough Tab No Show Light Cushion running socks.
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He also said that, just days after recruiting the three assassins, who were arrested in December 2017, he had been summoned to meet Mr. Schembri and given a no-show government job.
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But after a single show, presented in Paris during the couture fashion week, Brioni dismissed Mr. O'Shea after only six months; there will be no show from the label in Milan, either.
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Ms. Mangano got a no-show job as a "food taster," a position restaurant industry experts said was a fiction, for which she received about $450,000 over several years from the restaurateur.
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The lawyer who represented Brendan Dassey says he messed up by allowing his client to meet with cops when he wasn't present, and the reason he was a no show is shocking.
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Early last week, alleged scammer Anna Sorokin (née Anna Delvey) was to appear in front of the New York Supreme Court but was a no-show — because she didn't have the right outfit.
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Conor was a no-show at the event -- as he said he would be -- but still had a very strong presence at the event ... when he tweeted from his training camp in Iceland.
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The game was a no-show again at E3 this year, but it remains in development, according to Tetsuya Nomura, who has a hand in the title along with directing Kingdom Hearts III.
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Of course, it's worth noting that no show can match Twin Peaks' specific brand of weird (it's probably not a spoiler to say China Girl features exactly zero atom bombs birthing unspeakable evil).
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No show has better captured that kind of sublimely perfect, simple moment only 18-year-olds can experience, and it made me nostalgic for college in a way I haven't been in years.
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There is no show I love unraveling quite like BoJack Horseman, Netflix's animated show about a group of humans and anthropomorphic animals living in Los Angeles while wallowing in bourbon and existential despair.
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Drivers are free to cancel a trip at any point before a rider shows up, but even under the new policy they must still wait five minutes before charging a no-show fee.
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We're told Johnny spent the night hanging out in the DJ booth with Justin Bieber's tour DJ ... JB had a concert in Columbus on Thursday, but was a no-show at the bar.
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Of course, this works best when you're wearing shoes that hit above the sock line, but a thin pair of no-show socks could even make your tights compatible with ballet flats again.
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There's no show without Ellie's ability to pull off that dichotomy of someone who is tempered steel on one hand, and kind of open and sometimes clueless about the world on the other.
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His nicknames, "Possum" and "No-Show Jones," are miniature autobiographies of a man who drank his way to the top of the country charts, and then drank himself all the way back down.
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Last night the rapper was a no-show, and everyone seemed to be on their best behavior, but Beyoncé's little sister couldn't resist calling out one attendee who rubbed her the wrong way.
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NO-SHOW BY ACCUSERS In Sanchez's hearing, the defense team presented witnesses, a photo, video and documents to show he was at a party in Mexico City on March 29 about 10 p.m.
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You'd be forgiven for forgetting that Gabbard, a frequent guest on Fox News opinion shows but a no-show in the last five national debates, is still trying to become the Democratic nominee.
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Mike, in turn, received a no-show job as a "security consultant" for Madrigal, the international conglomerate whose employee Lydia Rodarte-Quayle (Laura Fraser) provides Gus's outfit with key ingredients for crystal meth.
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Her no-show in court was the latest twist in the drama of a political family that transformed Thai politics by capturing support of the rural poor with promises to raise living standards.
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The expenditures included a $2.5 million townhouse in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington, a $60,000 raise for Mr. Wu and what the lawsuit contends was a no-show job for his wife.
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"No show gets a free ride because you had a success before, you're as naked as the first day you worked, and you better make it good," he told The Times in 2008.
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I appreciated the snug fit as it kept these socks from slipping down into my running shoe, an issue I've had in the past with lower quality "no-show" styles of running socks.
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Part of the investigation is focused on the army of lobbyists Commonwealth Edison and its parent company, Exelon, employ in Springfield, some of who allegedly won contracts for no-show jobs (The Hill).
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President Trump made a brief 15-minute appearance in the audience, but the US — which has produced more greenhouse gas emissions than any other country — was essentially a no-show at the summit.
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A part of the investigation appears to focus on the army of lobbyists Commonwealth Edison and its parent company, Exelon, employ in Springfield, some of whom allegedly won contracts for no-show jobs.
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Prosecutors accused the elder Skelos, a Republican from Long Island, of using his position to pressure three companies to provide his son with consulting work, a "no-show" job and a $20,000 payment.
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No-Show Joe: Tonight, 19 of the 23 Democratic candidates for president will speak to the Iowa Democratic party's Hall of Fame dinner -- the first major Hawkeye State cattle call of the 2020 campaign.
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And the company has been flexing those muscles to defend the restaurants it handles bookings for by allowing eateries to ban customers for up to a year if they no-show on a reservation.
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Despite days of fevered speculation, Swift herself was a no-show, though she won the only category in which she had been nominated - best collaboration for "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" with Zayn Malik.
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BlackBerry KEYone The biggest phone makers to benefit from the Galaxy S8's no-show, however, were two iconic brands that once dominated the mobile landscape pre-iPhone, but are now basically considered "losers".
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George was a no show, but there were plenty of stars, including Brandi Glanville, Cindy Crawford, Dave Grohl, Harry Styles, Paris Hilton, Diddy, Zoe Kravitz, Seth McFarlane, Nicky Hilton, French Montana and Ryan Seacrest.
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There's no show as consistently optimistic, inventive and good-hearted as Jane, which blends relatable real-world issues with whimsical soap opera twists that'll keep you binging long after the food coma wears off.
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Aziz Ansari, nominated for his Netflix comedy series "Master of None," was a no-show on Sunday after making headlines last week when a woman described feeling violated following an awkward date last year.
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El Niño absence helps fuel storms Warm sea surface temperatures and a no-show El Niño were expected contribute to an above-normal hurricane season this year in the Atlantic, NOAA said last month.
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Former national security advisor John Bolton was a no-show Thursday for a scheduled deposition in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump — but Bolton is reportedly still willing to testify under certain conditions.
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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's much-anticipated NFL workout was all but scuttled Saturday when he made a last-minute venue change, and the league responded that he was a no-show.
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MeUndies No-Show Socks are made with a soft, thick Supima cotton, making them perfect for cold days when you don't want your socks to show, but still want to keep your feet toasty.
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The Eedor Thin Casual Boat Line Socks come in four different colors that are generally neutral and will blend in with the look of many shoes, further enhancing the no show of it all.
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There's no show at Carolines on Sunday, though, so that Hardwick can be at the helm of his obsess sesh "Talking Dead" after the Season 10 premiere of "The Walking Dead," both on AMC.
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Justin Simien's Netflix adaptation of his own movie may have completed production before last November's election, but no show has a better response to the myth of "post-racial America" than this comedic gem.
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We're told prosecutors expressed their frustration that Cardi herself was a no-show considering they've already given her a 6-week extension on the case ... so they asked the judge to issue a bench warrant.
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Cube performed his second set in two weeks at the music festival Saturday ... you'll remember, fans were pissed after Dre was a no-show last weekend even though MC Ren and DJ Yella made appearances.
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According to court records, obtained by TMZ, Kazama had a date with a judge on March 28 -- for DUI and misdemeanor assault charges -- but was a no-show, so the court issued an arrest warrant.
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No show had ever ramped up viewer engagement like Lost, but after its finale left viewers feeling stranded and several other hits overstayed their welcome, showrunners began catering to an increasingly loud demand for resolution.
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Singer R. Kelly was a no-show for an initial court appearance in Minnesota where he is charged in Minnesota in August with soliciting the 17-year-old girl after meeting her before a concert.
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Zuma's office denied he was a 'no-show' at the discussion, which featured Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn and Rwandan President Paul Kagame, saying it had told Davos organizers last week of a "scheduling change".
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The Manganos and Mr. Venditto tried to cover up the bribes, according to the indictment, with Ms. Mangano going so far as to fabricate instances of work she had done at the no-show job.
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Davos: With President Trump a no-show at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Brazil's new leader, Jair Bolsonaro, the so-called Trump of the Tropics, has taken up the populist mantle at the event.
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Her claims were enough for a judge to issue a temporary restraining order, but when it came time for a formal hearing, she was a no-show in court so the restraining order was lifted.
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What a difference a year makes The embrace of Trump was a far cry from last year, when the businessman skipped the annual conservative extravaganza, and speakers and his then primary rivals mocked his no-show.
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Driving the news: President Trump has threatened China with new tariffs on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods — which would inevitably affect Apple — if President Xi Jinping is a no-show at the upcoming G20 summit.
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Jeremy and Melissa Meeks were supposed to sit down in a room to mediate their divorce, but everyone was a no-show and we've learned it's because the lawyers are trying to work out a settlement.
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There was no explanation for the increase, and when Montgomery tried to appeal the debt, the VA claimed he was a no-show at his appeal hearing, so a decision had been made in his absence.
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Mr. Trump's decision to avoid the evening made him the first presidential no-show since Ronald Reagan in 1981 — and the Gipper skipped the event only because he had been shot by a would-be assassin.
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OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky sent expectations soaring with her first swim of the U.S. Olympic Trials on Monday while Michael Phelps, the meet's other star attraction, was a no-show in the 200 metre freestyle.
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The onesie-wearing weirdo who first appeared in Majora's Mask was a no-show in Breath of the Wild, but it looks like you'll be able to snag his costume as armor with The Master Trials.
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Users don't need to take time off work or find child care, for example, to get their foot in the door, helping to narrow the no-show rate that McDonald herself experienced as a business owner.
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He said Ms. Mangano received more than $450,000 over several years for a no-show job that she said included work as a food taster, not that working as a food taster was the entire job.
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It's rare for the U.S. Secretary of State to miss one of the group's quarterly meetings – the last time was 14 years ago – and Tillerson's no-show at his first NATO summit will not go unnoticed.
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Even vital security services were gutted by no-show jobs, as glaringly revealed when there was no army on hand to stop the Islamic State's sweep through Mosul and Anbar Province to the gates of Baghdad.
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Among the first out the door will be models from Fossil, Louis Vuitton, and Montblanc — Google, however, will be a no show this year, having said last week it isn't planning to release the rumored Pixel Watch.
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Prosecutors have accused the elder Skelos, a Republican from Long Island, of using his position to pressure three companies to provide his son with consulting work, a "no-show" job and, on one occasion, a $20,000 check.
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When a pack of reporters later managed to track down Garland, who was a no-show for his media time, he said the Knicks' reaching out to him proved he was still in consideration for their pick.
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It now seats about 1.4 million diners each week, and its no-show rate — a critical metric for restaurants, which lose money when people with reservations don't turn up — averages just under 5 percent, Mr. Leventhal said.
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The strange and swift downfall of Mr. Bookstaver began with a phone call this week from The Post, which was working on an article suggesting that Mr. Bookstaver was benefiting from a so-called no-show job.
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Ultimately, the House committees opted not to subpoena Bolton after his attorney threatened to fight such a move in court, according to a committee official, and, unsurprisingly, the former national security adviser was a no-show Thursday.
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The senator, Robert G. Ortt, accused of being part of a plot to pad his own income by using a no-show job for his wife, was arraigned in the Albany County courtroom of Judge Peter Lynch.
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Knee surgery and a nagging back injury had restricted the 2100-times grand slam champion to 22 matches this season and his no-show at the recent French Open ended a run of 65 consecutive major appearances.
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Mr. Skelos was initially convicted in 2015 of pushing officials at various companies to give his son roughly $300,000 via consulting work, a no-show job and a direct payment of $20,000; his son was also convicted.
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Rumors of a white supremacist rally brought out protesters and supporters of a downed Confederate statue who were prepared to face-off against the KKK, but the Klan was a no-show at the alleged noon start time.
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Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and the FBI texting scandal explained Trump calls out Sessions over FBI lawyer Lisa Page's no-show at Congress FBI's Strzok 'smug' and 'defiant' in House interview , but regrets sending anti-Trump texts Rep.
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And Bombas socks are not cheap: A 22015-pack of women's ankle socks can cost $22017, while a single pair of men's vintage stripe calf socks costs $12, and a pair of women's no-show socks costs $10.50.
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And unlike some of Nintendo's other long-term projects (like Metroid Prime 4, still a no-show), the company didn't just flash a logo and call it a day — there was an actual trailer for the sequel, too.
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In other cities where the pilot program is not launching, passengers still have five minutes to get to their Uber before they are charged a no-show fee, and drivers cannot start the trip until they have arrived.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Olympic swimmer Chen Xinyi was a no-show at the women's 50 meter freestyle heats on Friday after Chinese state media said she had failed a dope test at the Rio Games.
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They were also concerned at a no-show by the chairman of Pakistan's National Commission for Human Rights, who was allegedly barred from traveling to Geneva to meet them and was not able to probe wrongdoing, they said.
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The Academy's decision to give the bard of "Blowin' in the Wind" the literature prize caused controversy, only deepened by Dylan's silence about the award for weeks afterwards and his no-show at the annual banquet in December.
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Yuri van Gelder, the 2005 world champion, had qualified for the final but was a no show after he was expelled from the Olympics for violating Dutch team rules on alcohol consumption following the qualifying competition last weekend.
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Myanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, will be a no-show at next week's U.N. General Assembly, amid mounting international criticism of her failure to prevent the devastating violence being carried against the country's Rohingya minority.
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Thomas Markle's no-show at the royal wedding was thought to be due to his poor health, as he suffered a heart attack just days before Harry and Markle tied the knot in Windsor back in May 2018.
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He has been tarnished by the "Bridgegate" scandal and criticized as a no-show leader preoccupied first with his own presidential campaign and when that failed, with role as a top adviser to presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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When the two leaders finally met on the grounds of a grand Quebec hotel on Friday, they had a brief, cordial exchange and made no show of the antagonism between them that has grown over the past week.
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The social-media buzz surrounding Vetements could have had something to do with the devotion of Mr. Gvasalia's followers or his counterintuitive decision to stage what he called a "No-Show" in lieu of the usual fashion show.
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The commission under President Alejandro Giammattei will announce next week its first areas of investigation, and no-show or ghost jobs suspected to exist in government departments are among the first targets, the official said in an interview.
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Thomas Markle's no-show at the royal wedding was thought to be due to his poor health, as he suffered a heart attack just days before Harry and Markle tied the knot in Windsor back in May 2018.
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It takes me about 30 minutes to get to the farm, and when I get there we have a no-call no-show, so I have to spend about two hours reworking the schedule for this upcoming week.
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Some of the best deals are the Amazon Fire HD 8 for $49.99, Bombas No-Show Socks for $8.40, LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for $9.96, Dash Rapid Egg Cooker for $14.99, and Magic Bullet Personal Blender for $27.19.
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Ms. Versace, for her part, seemed nonplused as she sipped a mineral water backstage and greeted well-wishers, though the no-show was in keeping with the vision she has always had for her younger, more streetwise fashion brand.
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Prosecutors said the older Mr. Skelos, the former leader of the Senate's Republican majority, had wielded his political clout to pressure business executives to send his son about $300,000 for a patchwork of no-show or low-show jobs.
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In the marathons, Geoffrey Kipkorir Kirui of Kenya won the men's race by more than a minute, finishing in 2 hours 8 minutes 27 seconds to make up for his country's podium no-show during the past two championships.
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At the 2020 Grammy Awards, Nas performed the song on a rotating set, with each of these artists appearing in their own personalized sections (except for Young Thug, who was scheduled to perform but was ultimately a no-show).
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Patricia Cohen MEDIA President Trump will be a no-show at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday, making this the second straight year he has skipped out on the annual black-tie gathering of politicians and journalists.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 89%What critics said: "As happens in the film world — and no show more authentically embodies the notion of the series-as-eight-hour-movie — Stranger Things is already showing some franchise fatigue.
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Prosecutors had accused Dean Skelos, a Republican, of using his position as Senate majority leader to pressure three companies that wanted his support in the state legislature into paying favors to his son, including a lucrative "no-show" job.
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The former New York state Senate leader and his son Adam were convicted on Tuesday of extortion, wire fraud and bribery charges of pressuring businesses to give the son no-show jobs or else risk losing the powerful Republican's political support.
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No show in the Archieverse could be accused of aiming for realism, but Katy Keene's fantastical interpretation of twentysomething life is heightened by the fact that it is the first of the three shows to take place in a "real" location.
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Flavio Bolsonaro, who has now been called by investigators to explain the money after his former driver's no-show last week, has said that Queiroz gave him a "plausible" explanation, and that the accusations were intended to destabilize the Bolsonaro family.
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Prosecutors said that Kelly bribed Percoco by giving his wife a mostly no-show job that paid $90,000 a year for three years in an ultimately unsuccessful effort to win favorable treatment from state officials for two power plant projects.
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Uber tells me it's running a pilot program of the new no-show policy in NYC, New Jersey, Phoenix and Dallas, and will be evaluating results over the next few weeks before deciding whether to expand it to other markets.
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This fall, no show is more obviously the heir to the This Is Us throne than A Million Little Things, about the fallout of one man's (Ron Livingston as the late Jon Dixon) death by suicide, premiering Wednesday, September 26.
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"I was a no-show governor of New Jersey when I was governor of Virginia, and the fact that he was a lousy governor of New Jersey and he tried to raise taxes on his first day in office," Kaine jested.
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South Africa's rand also took a rest after the ANC leadership win for the market's preferred candidate triggered its biggest surge since the volatile days of 264.65, while the dollar remained a no show despite Wall Street's latest record highs.
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William Hicks claims Soulja was a no-show after he booked the rapper to perform back in April in Birmingham, AL. According to legal docs obtained by TMZ ... promoter Hicks says he paid Soulja a deposit of nearly $9k up front.
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The 1963 Oscars are nearly upon us, and the Best Actress category is stacked: Lee Remick, Anne Bancroft, Geraldine Page (played by — it wouldn't be a Ryan Murphy series without her — Sarah Paulson!), and perennial awards-show no-show Katherine Hepburn.
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His no-show was greeted with jubilant victory chants and applause by the hundreds of protesters who had infiltrated the event, many of them UIC students, some with Bernie Sanders signs, others wearing T-shirts emblazoned with "Black Lives Matter".
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Certainly savvy media consumers know that there's at least some chicanery going on, but if the people at home were told that more than half of the cast was pursuing a career in acting, modeling, or singing, there'd be no show.
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One of Ubisoft's most asked-for sequels has been a consistent E3 no-show for almost a decade, but a new trailer revealed during the publisher's annual pre-show briefing confirms it's coming: Beyond Good and Evil 2 is real.
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"The no-show of Chinese built-engines on the J-20 indicates that China is still having trouble mastering leading-edge jet engine technology," said Peter Layton, a former Australian military officer and now fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Singer R. Kelly was a no-show for an initial court appearance in a Minnesota case in which he is accused of offering a 17-year-old girl $200 to take off her clothes and dance in 2001.
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This winter was a no-show throughout most of Alaska, forcing officials in charge of the iconic sled dog race known as the Iditarod to bring snow by train from Fairbanks to Anchorage, where the race's ceremonial start is on Saturday.
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One no-show is her unfaithful, financially dependent husband, Georges (André Marcon), who is so embarrassed by her singing that he can neither bring himself to attend (his car mysteriously breaks down) nor tell her the truth about her caterwauling.
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Those players were convinced they should be granted a day off — in spite of the embarrassing no-show against the Celtics that matched the most one-sided home loss in league history — because they also played Friday night, upsetting Oklahoma City.
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Last year, the former majority leader of the New York State Senate, Dean G. Skelos, was convicted of public corruption after prosecutors said he pressured business executives to pay his son about $300,000, through various no-show or low-show jobs.
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Marino, who performed this improvisational comedy at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and then in New York last year, has returned to the East Village to entertain aspiring young theatrical professionals with his premise: The main attraction is a no-show.
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The news of his no-show at the ceremony on Saturday disappointed fans — as well as one resident here who has old ties to rock's poet laureate: Israel Goodman Young, the man who gave Mr. Dylan his first New York concert.
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But on Wednesday, the White House is expected to be a complete no-show at the House Judiciary Committee's biggest impeachment hearing yet — no attorney to represent President Donald Trump's interests, not even a staffer to sit in the audience.
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Investigators have declined to comment on the case, but critics say the transactions, typically made around payday, could reflect an illegal but common practice in Brazil: hiring "ghost" or no-show employees and then pocketing large portions of their salaries.
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Mr. Skelos is accused in Federal District Court in Manhattan of abusing his powerful perch to pressure officials at various companies to give his son roughly $300,000 via consulting work, a no-show job and a direct payment of $20,000.
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Now, there's no show as good at tracking dozens of storylines as Orange Is the New Black, and season six comes through with a finale that sees all of its storylines colliding in a way that feels a little breathtaking.
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The raid is a (not at all surprising) no-show in previews, the system governing loot drops is a giant question mark, and the loot itself carries some inscrutable elements — such as mod slots — that will only be answered with the final game.
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While Tesla was a no-show at CES, there are plenty of other start-ups that think they can break into the car business by introducing a mix of cutting-edge technologies often abbreviated as CASE — connected, autonomous, shared and electrified vehicles.
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But then six months passed without a single official statement about AirPower, and now here we are, exactly a year later, and Apple AirPower is still a complete no-show despite Apple saying it should be here by the end of 2018.
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The positive sign in that equation is that a majority of the task force members agreed that there were no "show-stopping" barriers that would prevent the deployment of APIs within the timelines that ONC has set for 2015 Meaningful Use Criteria.
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Rob pays lip service to his mom and sisters about going to San Diego for the party, but it's obvious (especially if you've already seen this all play out this season on Rob & Chyna) that he's going to be a no-show.
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O/U: 22011 ABOUT THE BENGALS (22-21986): Two of Cincinnati's losses came to division rival Pittsburgh and defending Super Bowl champion Denver, but last week's no-show was startling as it fell behind by 23 points in the third quarter at Dallas.
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We've started making a list of no-show names on the first page of our book of reservations—in part to protect the business, but mostly for [the customers], so we can educate them the next time they try to make a reservation.
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No show has excelled at creating so many blissfully odd couples as Game of Thrones, and it seems like we're getting a few: the Wildlings and the Brotherhood without Banners are about to link up, as are Sam Tarly and Jorah Mormont.
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This year, we already know of one notable no-show at least: Iranian nominee Asghar Farhadi, whose film The Salesman is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film, spoke out against Trump's immigration ban — and stated that he will not be attending the Oscars.
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Prosecutors have said that Kelly bribed Percoco by giving his wife, Lisa Percoco, a mostly no-show job that paid $90,000 a year for three years in an ultimately unsuccessful effort to win favorable treatment from state officials for two power plant projects.
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I personally wore mine with no-show socks and still found them to be a lot more breathable than any leather, patent leather, or suede sneaker I own and marginally more breathable than sneakers made with comparable materials like Primeknit or Flyknit.
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The idea is that drivers don't have to manage keeping track on their own, and know exactly when they're cleared to move on to the next destination, while also being able to collect a no-show fee per Uber's policy with late riders.
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Committee chairman Jerrold Nadler, speaking to reporters following Barr's no-show before the panel, said if negotiations with Barr fail the committee would move to hold him in contempt, adding that he would give the attorney general a few days to negotiate.
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But Mr. Skelos's reign came to a swift and ignominious end when federal prosecutors charged in 2015 that he had abused his power by pressuring business executives to give his son about $300,000 for a patchwork of no-show or low-show jobs.
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It's comforting to believe that any tension spurred by gentrification can be offset by moral generosity, and no show captures this attitude better than the first season of "Master of None" on Netflix — though it seems to do so wholly by accident.
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Going into this year's midterm primary season, several of Trump's closest confidants were concerned that Thiel would be a no-show in the campaign after some White House officials purportedly gave the Silicon Valley tycoon the cold shoulder, sources told CNBC in May.
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It once drew condemnation for being a no-show to a parliamentary committee hearing, and recently the company has been criticized by the Competition and Markets Authority for failing to meet consumer protection requirements in how it discloses information about ticket sales.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. House committee chairman on Tuesday subpoenaed two more former White House aides, including Hope Hicks, just hours after former White House Counsel Donald McGahn was a no-show for testimony before the panel at President Donald Trump's request.
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As many have noted, Thede is the only black woman on TV hosting a show like this at all; as Thede herself noted to the Hollywood Reporter, there's no show like this made with a primarily black audience like BET's in mind, either.
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" The museum is going on tour in the US from August through October of this year, and in New York, Fresh Window gallery will present nothing by artist Robert Irwin, who on the No Show Museum's website falls under "nothing as emptiness.
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The indictment charged that the two men used the father's position to pressure a Manhattan developer, an environmental technology company and a medical malpractice insurer to provide the son with roughly $300,000 through consulting work, a no-show job and a direct payment of $20,000.
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It certainly is a possibility because nine-times French Open champion Nadal, having struggled with injuries, is no longer the force he was, while 173-year-old Federer was a no show at the French Open after failing to recover from a back problem.
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If there were some cynics in the press room for the triple champion's no-show, it was only because he had joked the previous evening that he might "fake a pulled muscle" to get out of the wet tire test on an artificially-soaked track.
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The theme for last night's Grammy Awards may have been "Witness Greatness," but two performers made that a little hard: Lauryn Hill was a no-show for her duet with The Weeknd, and Rihanna had to drop out of the lineup due to illness.
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Even though there was some speculation that J-Hope could be making a solo appearance after he was spotted traveling to the US alone on August 19, the entire group was a no show, even though they were nominated for and won multiple awards.
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Three gel grips on the back of each heel make sure the socks never fall down into your shoe — and in our experience, they perform better than other gel grips we've experienced in low-cut or no-show socks even after being washed several times.
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Robert L. Capers, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said at a news conference on Thursday that Ms. Mangano was charged with conspiring with her husband to conceal the no-show job and lying about it to the authorities.
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But, to hear it from a bodyguard years later ... they call BS. Daryl and Dwayne also discuss why Paul was a no-show at a recently booked appearance at a comedy club in Atlanta, and explain their father has lost some of his mental faculties.
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And that's what was going through my head [at the start of Alinea] because we're running 8% no show rates; we had [staff] answering the phone every day, disappointing people, telling people "no" when they wanted [ a reservation] at seven o'clock on a Saturday.
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And for that reason it's a completely fascinating viewing experience The Circle holds a mirror to our actual online behavior, and the anxiety and thought that goes into creating an appealing version of self in a way that no show has been able to capture.
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Rio de Janeiro prosecutors who were investigating the case have declined to comment, but critics say the transactions, typically made around payday, could reflect an illegal but common practice in Brazil: hiring "ghost" or no-show employees and then pocketing large portions of their salaries.
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If you spent most of your teen years struggling with an evil period (you know, the no-show kind that then made surprise appearances at the worst times), we've got great news: at this point in your life, your flow will likely become more consistent. Why?
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But no show about modeling can really succeed in the same way, because no one wants to watch a show where 18- and 19-year-old women conform to the standards and expectations of the fashion industry as it still is — destructive, deeply cruel, and divisive.
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" GILLESPIE A NO SHOW AT TRUMP GROUP'S RALLY WaPo: "One of President Trump's most fervent fans hopped onto his Harley in South Carolina and roared all the way to Virginia Beach, where he led a 'Bikers for Trump' rally Sunday for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie .
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In another last-minute Grammy no-show, hip-hop artist Lauryn Hill inexplicably failed to appear for a planned, but unannounced, duet with R&B star The Weeknd despite a dress rehearsal with him earlier in the day, said Neil Portnow, president of the Recording Academy.
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"The Houthi NO SHOW at the Geneva peace process is further proof that the liberation of Hodeidah is what is needed to bring them to their senses & constructively engage in the political process," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said in Twitter post.
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These political slush funds can be used by our elected representatives to pay for just about anything – a mistress with a video camera (as John Edwards did), first class and private air travel, or a no-show job for a candidate's kid, just to name a few.
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Meanwhile, malfeasance at North Carolina was far more widespread: school employees steered 259,226 athletes over 193 years toward no-show "paper classes" in the school's Department of African and Afro-American Studies that never actually met and only required students to hand in a single research paper.
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In fine dining, overbooking runs probably, like, 8 percent of flat-out no-shows, and then if you add in partially seated tables—a reservation for four that shows up as a two, for example—that takes the no-show rate up to something like 14 percent.
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"That the U.S. is a no-show to such an important meeting indicates a shocking lack of concern about the tremendous harms perpetuated by the internet, including terrorism and killing," said Mr. Ghosh, who is now co-director of the Platform Accountability Project at Harvard University.
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Coupled with Mr. Trump's withdrawal of the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and his heavy focus on the North Korea crisis, some analysts said that if he were a no-show at the summit, it would deepen questions about America's future in the region.
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Tock, a competitor that popularized a ticketlike reservations system in which diners pay for their meals in advance (as they would for baseball games or concerts), says it found that asking diners to put down deposits as small as $5 greatly reduced the no-show rate.
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Prosecutors had accused the men of abusing the father's office to pressure a Manhattan developer, a medical malpractice insurer and an environmental technology company to provide the son with hundreds of thousands of dollars in consulting work, a no-show job and a direct payment of $20,000.
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Additionally, the administration is working to establish and implement "effectiveness measures" to look at no-show rates, the timeline for case adjudication and the number of parents or legal guardians returned to Mexico who subsequently send minor children alone across the border, according to the memo.
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But the White House has issued a blanket, do-not-comply order to anyone who ever worked in the administration, leaving potential congressional witnesses in a tough spot: Do they follow the boss or risk the legal ramifications of being a no-show on Capitol Hill?
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As with Mr. Silver, the court on Tuesday said there was enough evidence for jurors to find that Mr. Skelos, a former State Senate majority leader, had "traded his vote" to benefit companies that showered his son, Adam, with consulting work and a no-show job.
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But when I'm driving and someone I'm picking up doesn't show up within five minutes, I'm sorry, but I drove all the way here and spent my valuable time and you didn't show up — I'm marking you as a no-show and collecting the $5 cancellation fee.
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He had been leading the race after winning center-right primaries in November, but his campaign was upended when Le Canard Enchaîné, a weekly newspaper, reported in January on allegations that his wife had what amounted to a no-show public job as a parliamentary aide.
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PARIS — France's financial prosecution office opened an embezzlement investigation Wednesday into François Fillon, a leading presidential candidate, following a newspaper report that his wife had been paid around $535,000 in public money for a no-show job, a revelation that could upend the tightly contested election.
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Trump's summit no-show worries Asian leaders The two leaders agreed that a second summit between Washington and Pyongyang and a planned visit by North Korean leader Kim to Seoul would be an "important breakthrough" in resolving the situation on the peninsula, according to South Korea's presidential office.
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In addition, Goldie displayed a lot of loyalty to the UFC brand in the past, passing up on a big-money contract offer from WWE—an offer which was complimented by an additional six-figure sum for Goldberg to no-show a UFC commentary gig as reported in 2006.
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When it officially opened a "cultural institute" — a Paris-based group of engineers whose goal is to help more than 1,100 institutions, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, embrace the digital world — France's culture minister was a no-show.
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"I think the RNC is now at risk of being charged with obstruction of justice for hiring Cohen, in what is most likely a no-show job, to keep his head above water as he gets his head above water, expense-wise, while he gets investigated," Dean added.
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Read More: A Rohingya refugee recalls her escape from Myanmar Myanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, will be a no-show at next week's U.N. General Assembly, amid mounting international criticism of her failure to prevent the devastating violence being carried against the country's Rohingya minority.
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A long-delayed, near no-show set from Die Antwoord (caused by striking airport workers) paid off with an unrelenting, tightly-executed performance that felt something like if Neil Blomkamp had directed the rave scene in The Matrix whilst subsisting off of only Red Bull and bong rips.
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The no-show job has long played a central role in the annals of crime and corruption in New York, offering an efficient way for crooked politicians, union officials, mobsters and all manner of miscreants to funnel kickbacks and bribes to friends, family members, business associates and even themselves.
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When Cole bumps into Ben, her very married boyfriend — well, ex-boyfriend since she found out the truth and cut things off — he confirms her no-show status, as well as revealing that she ended their relationship and traveled to California to meet with her other ex, Noah Solloway.
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Wedding insurance can be used to cover postponement or cancellation of the event due to illness or weather, as well as lost deposits, unplanned venue closings, medical emergencies, no-show photographers, lost or stolen wedding gifts, lost or damaged dresses or attire, and coverage for other unexpected expenses.
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One thing that seems unlikely though is any news on AirPower, because after being a no-show last week, multiple tech insiders have reported info from sources claiming that the multi-device wireless charging pad Apple teased last year has either been canceled or sent back to the drawing board.
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We imagine that administrative errors are relatively common in the second-tier of German football and, as such, the manager's no-show might have gone largely unnoticed, had St. Pauli not tried to cover it up by means of a complete stranger wearing an crude, two-dimensional Ewald Lienen mask.
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You'll probably upstage everyone on the court, but as for relying on you for more emotionally-driven scenarios (read: helping Rachel with the wedding or simply grabbing a pack of tampons at the local CVS while she's curled up at home in the fetal position) you'll be a no-show.
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C David Krejci was a surprise no-show for warmups, then was declared out with an upper-body injury and will not travel to Buffalo for Tuesday night's game — his 13th and 14th games missed this season because of what started as an upper back problem resulting from a slash.
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But Game of Thrones is a unique enough case study in the history of television — no show this big has also required this level of expense — that it's possible the needs of the show would cause any network to sink more money into it than it had ever spent before.
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But when I reached out to Icelandair, I learned that simply informing a phone agent about a likely-to-be-missed flight isn't enough; one needs to officially change the ticket — as in, pay the fare difference and applicable fees — during that call to avoid being marked a no-show.
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Lil Nas X performed on a rotating stage cut into sections representing different versions of the song: one featured BTS, the K-pop supernova; another held the child yodeler Mason Ramsey and Diplo absently strumming a banjo; yet another was seemingly built for Young Thug, who was a no-show.
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Both Ovechkin and Toews will now be suspended one game, thanks to a rule the NHL had to implement a few years ago after it became obvious that anyone with so much as a paper cut was going to pull a no-show if they could get away with it.
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Steinfeld arrived in a black lace-trimmed slip dress with a blush moto jacket and strappy heels, while Baldwin seemed to have borrowed a piece from no-show Kim Kardashian's closet, topping a beige bodysuit with a beige fishnet shift and adding Bionda Castana heels and (say it with us now) a choker.
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But the no-show of seven out of nine Supreme Court judges to rule on a last-minute petition for postponement allowed the election to move forward and cast doubt on the judiciary's independence, prompting the EU election observation mission to voice concern about the future of the rule of law in Kenya.
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Stormy Daniels is persona non grata in the UK ... 'cause she's getting torn to pieces after bailing on "Celebrity Big Brother" after allegedly demanding and not getting more dough, but her lawyer's calling BS. Stormy was supposed to make her reality TV debut with Thursday night's launch, but she was a no-show.
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There were two factors that helped push the dollar to its highs, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington D.C. "One was that the consumer had been a no-show in recent months, and two was just the tailwind the dollar enjoyed before the data," he said.
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" One part of the ad sounds particularly derivative of Mr. Trump's past attacks on Mr. Rubio: "On top of it all, Rubio's been a total no-show in the U.S. Senate with the worst voting record of all," the narrator says, concluding that Mr. Rubio is "another corrupt, all-talk, no-action politician.
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The Nassau County executive, Edward P. Mangano, his wife and a local town supervisor were arrested and charged on Thursday with trading government contracts and official favors for free vacations, a no-show job as a food taster and other bribes — the latest in a series of corruption scandals to embarrass New York.
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Following a muted start, talk of women's empowerment came to dominate the night, and potentially awkward moments were averted after two nominees recently accused of misconduct — Aziz Ansari, who was a no-show, and James Franco, who wore a pained look whenever the camera swung his way — were bested by the competition.
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In all the years I've been working as a TV critic, no show I've recommended has had more people end up digging it than Halt and Catch Fire, the '80s- and '90s-set tech world drama that aired on AMC from 2014-2017 that now can be watched in its entirety on Netflix.
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In France, where paid political advertising on television is prohibited, campaign spending and contributions are limited, and public campaign funding is available, voters this year punished a presidential candidate who had placed his wife in a no-show job on the public payroll, a questionable but not uncommon practice among France's political elite.
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SOUTHKOREA-SOCCER/LAWSUIT Ronaldo fans entitled to compensation after star's no-show, S.Korean court rules SEOUL (Reuters) - Two South Korean soccer fans who sued the match organiser after Cristiano Ronaldo failed to play in a friendly during Juventus's pre-season tour in Seoul last year are entitled to compensation, a court ruled on Tuesday.
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Or perhaps "no-show" is a better term, since the 1951 vanishing act that sets the stage for this mostly London-set mystery — which jumps backward to World War II and then forward to 1986 — is by a character we haven't yet met, and won't, except in flashbacks, until very late in the film.
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Following Dwight Gooden's no-show for both a radio interview on WFAN with Darryl Strawberry on Thursday, as well as a Mets Fan Fest event on Saturday, Strawberry—an addict himself and Gooden's famous teammate from the 1986 World Series champions—along with Gooden's ex-girlfriend, Janice Roots, recently made public statements expressing fear for Gooden's life.
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" JON PARELES The open-car-window anthem of summer in Brooklyn is "OOOUUU," a hypnotically chill, casually brooding boast by an upstart female rapper, Young M.A. She's an entrancingly calm stylist, full of brutish assonance: "When it's time to pop they a no-show/Yeah, I'm pretty but I'm loco/The loud got me moving slo-mo.
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The Trino socks are available in three styles, and each is available in six colors, which include light blue, pink, and chartreuse: Hiders ($12): Low-cut, no show Quarters ($14): Above-the-ankle Tubers ($16): Classic crew For Allbirds, these simple socks represent just the beginning of what we think can eventually become a household apparel name.
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Ms. Mangano's lawyer, Mr. Carman, said that his client had been given a "low-show" job by Mr. Singh, rather than a no-show job, and told jurors that it was unclear how anyone could find that she had made false statements when prosecutors had not provided a record of exactly what words she had used.
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And some network executives ... they don't actually send around a memo, because that could incriminate them, but they let it be known that no show on our network will be anchored by a woman over 40, or this talk show will never have a female guest on who is over 35, with a couple exceptions, like Meryl.
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Instead of cancelling and rebooking a few minutes later, frantically rushing so you don't miss your window and get smacked with a no-show fee or making the driver wait while they and the company aren't getting paid, Uber, Lyft and the rest should offer the "I Need More Time" button that simply rebooks you a car that's a little farther away.
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No show on the air does a better job of turning moments that ought to be blips on a viewer's radar into moments of captivating drama, and as the story moves into increasingly tragic territory in its fourth season, it's a necessary strength to keep Jimmy's misfortunes (self-imposed or otherwise) something to care about, rather than to revel in.
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Kylie's BF had a big problem ... he's in Turks and Caicos now and we know U.S. Customs was notified to detain him when he came back to the U.S. He was subject to arrest for being a no-show at a court hearing over a $480,000 judgment his former landlord got for back rent and damage to the Malibu home Tyga had rented.
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He scolded Delta Airlines, whose CEO Ed Bastian did not attend, for buying billions in planes from the European firm Airbus while Qatar Airways is buying its jets from Chicago-based Boeing Co. And he repeatedly harped on Bastian's absence, questioning how he could be a no-show after his airline — more than any other — had been fanning the flames of the fight.
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There's always the question of surprises, though the idea of Leonardo DiCaprio being a no-show when he's almost certainly set to win his first Oscar is a little hard to believe, but that almost doesn't need to happen anyway — because the threat of the Oscar boycotts have ended up having an incredible impact long before the ceremony was set to begin.
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But most are more ordinary—the intimidator, the reckless driver, the coke-snorter, the one-percenter, the big shot wishing she'd drop the attitude, the lunch date gabbing about himself, the feckless no-show, the guy who was never home enough, the guy she did her best to love, the guy whose baby she doesn't want, the guy she misses even now.
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While we're still coming to terms with Beyoncé's no-show at last night's Emmys, we're keeping ourselves in good spirits as we take a look back at host Jimmy Kimmel's most memorable one-liners – from his jab at Downton Abbey's Maggie Smith (who has never attended the Emmys in the nine times she's been nominated!) to Hollywood's penchant for gluten-free diets.
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Last weekend, Gian Marco Centinaio, a senator from the Northern League, a right-leaning party, acknowledged that he had put on Facebook a post, subsequently shared 18,000 times, of a picture of a man identified as Ms. Boldrini's brother, and complained how the news programs "don't cover" the man's no-show job that paid 47,000 euros, or more than $55,000, a month.
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Opinions differ as to whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is wise to skip this year's White House Correspondents Dinner — the first presidential no-show since Jimmy Carter (2628 and 28500) and Richard Nixon (6900 and 2628).
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Knicks fans might scoff at the suggestion, and they have every right to based off what Rose has done on the court so far this year; they could scoff especially lustily after his no-show (and no call, and no text) against the Pellies, which all but assures he won't be back with the orange and blue for the 2017-18 season.
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The failure to agree on senior staff for Africa at the White House, and the still empty assistant secretary post at the State Department, could explain why the U.S. was a no show at the G-20 Compact for Africa preparatory meeting in Berlin in June, where European and African leaders met, along with the presidents of international financial institutions, and members of civil society, to hammer out the agenda.
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Across town, Toby (Chris Sullivan) had received a disappointing no-show from his brother, and then slowly lost his brothers-in-law-to-be wingmen to the neurotic night: Kevin (Justin Hartley) feared he was cut out of his Ron Howard movie (nope, all good) and wrestled with his demons about relapsing (the demons ultimately were held at bay), while Randall worried so much about former foster child Deja (Lyric Ross) that, as we mentioned above, he stepped all over Beth's evening of escape.
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