Not long ago, Turkey aspired to be one of them.
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Adidas and Reebok were major players, too, not long ago.
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Not long ago, I was working on a book review.
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Not long ago, such a deal would have been unthinkable.
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The Economist: Not long ago liberals won the Cold War.
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Not long ago, such a suggestion would have provoked outrage.
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Not long ago sceptics dismissed Facebook itself as a fad.
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On the other hand, not long ago, presidential candidate Sen.
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But not long ago, the two software giants were tight.
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Not long ago, I ran into an influencer from JustFor .
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In fact, they dined together not long ago in Boston.
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I reread his first novel, "Wolf" (1971), not long ago.
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Not long ago, debates about privacy and surveillance were theoretical.
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David Brooks Not long ago, tech was the coolest industry.
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One came up to him on Melrose not long ago.
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"Not long ago it would have been men," she said.
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Not long ago, I spent a week walking around Paris.
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Opinion Not long ago, I visited friends in rural Virginia.
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Not long ago, Lucia said, such developments would be unthinkable.
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You know I got asked a question not long ago.
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He was Trump's middleman with the Mexicans not long ago.
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Not long ago, Under Armour was a darling of investors.
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And the electoral college had been contentious not long ago.
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She recalled an exchange with college students not long ago.
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Not long ago, everyone saw Hollywood and Silicon Valley as opposites.
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Not long ago, large deals often required several funds to collaborate.
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Not long ago, the ancient Roman site was neglected and crumbling.
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Pureval might have said the said the same not long ago.
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Not long ago this was an "unimaginable" step, says Mr Kim.
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Not long ago Christchurch was notorious for its race-baiting skinheads.
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Not long ago, the interiors of most cars were fairly prosaic.
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Not long ago tumbling oil prices turned investors off energy companies.
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Not long ago, a distressed customer approached Roccor, a space manufacturer.
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Play: Not long ago, Dungeons & Dragons was nearly left for dead.
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Not long ago, only the military flew drones—in combat zones.
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BIG European defence firms had cause for gloom not long ago.
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Not long ago, my husband was at a bar in Chicago.
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Not long ago, I was in Montreal for a cryptocurrency conference.
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Not long ago, I was walking along a canal in Berlin.
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Not long ago, these Americans lived under violent, anti-democratic governments.
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The golf world has been here before, and not long ago.
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Not long ago, tensions seemed to be on the rise again.
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Not long ago, I was invited by a church to preach.
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Not long ago, ketchup was the condiment of choice for Americans.
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Not long ago she would have thought these precautions were crazy.
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Not long ago, I had dinner with an unusually charming friend.
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Faraway Style Not long ago, interiors were expected to be chill.
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But not long ago, he was seen as Russia's Mark Zuckerberg.
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Not long ago, many Americans thought the nation's cities were dying.
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Not long ago, most polls had Democrats up by double-digits.
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Not long ago I was bent over photographing some French fries.
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Not long ago, the Aral Sea was a sea in name only.
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Not long ago, only national governments had the resources to reach space.
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The 11 host cities, many still grungy not long ago, are resplendent.
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Not long ago, the consensus may have been that it could cope.
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Uber's acquisition of Otto seemed a far-sighted bet not long ago.
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Speaking of which… Not long ago, Oregon was college football's cutting edge.
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NOT long ago China was a leading culprit in global economic imbalances.
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Not long ago, Mr Trump suggested cutting crop insurance by a third.
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Not long ago I got a reply to one of my stories.
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Not long ago, Nintendo was the industry's biggest critic of mobile games.
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Not long ago, Venezuela was one of the richest countries on Earth.
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Not long ago, Republicans worried about a Trump tweet fired their way.
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Not long ago, Brazil was one of the world's fastest growing economies.
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Not long ago, Baltimore was a bubbling hub of DIY artistic activity.
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Fewer people are working fewer hours than seemed likely not long ago.
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Not long ago, really good Chinese wines were very hard to find.
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David Brooks Not long ago, an astonishing book landed on my desk.
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"Not long ago, high-speed growth was Huawei's priority," Mr. Guo said.
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Feature Not long ago, politicians didn't take the daytime talk show seriously.
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Not long ago, they were swaggering superheroes, Thor and the Dark Knight.
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Not long ago, they could be a death sentence or warrant institutionalization.
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Not long ago, after all, he was European soccer's next big thing.
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Not long ago, he assessed risk for the J. M. Smucker Company.
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Not long ago, the former vice president was the favorite in Nevada.
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It was not long ago the shoe was on the other foot.
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Remember when Cardi B danced her ass off there not long ago?
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LISBON — Not long ago, Portugal's capital, Lisbon, was a backwater of Europe.
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She was not long ago commissioned as an active-duty Army officer.
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Baseball's relatively low ratings were, not long ago, something network executives loathed.
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Then, not long ago, I read about the case of Buck v.
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Not long ago, the Court resisted the shortcut the Government now invites.
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Not long ago, the Taliban prevented all girls from going to school.
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Not long ago, the tables were turned, and conservatives cheered the watchdog.
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Not long ago, Microsoft was considered a faded power among big tech companies.
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Not long ago, I met a mom from New York named Jodie Patterson.
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Not long ago, New Mexico had a reputation for being punitive to business.
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Not long ago America and China defused crises by promising to expand commerce.
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Not long ago, Mr Hooper's decision to walk out might have looked foolhardy.
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I had an experience not long ago that is seared into my consciousness.
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She said White&aposs most recent pet, a dog, died not long ago.
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Not long ago, human rights stood at the center of US-China relations.
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We argued in this space not long ago that Tillerson should not resign.
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Not long ago, we read a study that made our bookish hearts stir.
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Not long ago, central bankers thought their job was best done in secrecy.
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Not long ago, he was New England's top donor to the Republican Party.
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All these Chinese tech giants all hit their record highs not long ago.
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The inmate-looking man had actually been released from prison not long ago.
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Not long ago, though, the world didn't think much of American oak barrels.
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Because not long ago, Skye's doctors gave her a 10% chance to live.
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Not long ago, Henry Boldizsar started to smell something fishy in these algorithms.
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Not long ago, Oklahoma made headlines for its long list of anti-L.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Not long ago, I did something I rarely do.
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Not long ago, leading Republicans claimed to be deeply concerned about budget deficits.
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Not long ago, Mr. Salvini was insulting southern Italians, saying they smelled bad.
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She tweeted "my dj name is dj eldest immigrant daughter" not long ago.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Not long ago, when Southern Baptists in Knox County, Tenn.
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Not long ago, far-right parties were on the fringes of European politics.
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Not long ago, climate change was seen as a threat for the future.
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Not long ago, she was signed to the British-American label Island Records.
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Very few, judging from three days spent walking the grounds not long ago.
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Disability Not long ago I had an experience that most authors wish for.
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"Something really strange happened to me not long ago," the splendid blond said.
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"Not long ago, conventional wisdom dismissed sanctions as blunt, ineffective instruments," he said.
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Late one night not long ago, I got a DM from a friend.
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Not long ago, they were a couple living in a Jersey City apartment.
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Not long ago, the military's commander overseeing operations in the war was replaced.
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Chevy not long ago held second place to Ford by a wide margin.
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Not long ago, my husband and I spent a few days in Mexico City.
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Although such an achievement seemed improbable not long ago, it was all but inevitable.
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Not long ago analysts thought it might have to beg for another €4bn-9bn.
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On a day not long ago, a fist of clouds coasted across the sky.
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It was not long ago that LGBT media experienced a bit of a renaissance.
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Not long ago, it must've felt like a truly safe space for the raiders.
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Not long ago, Abraaj was one of the world's highest-profile private-equity firms.
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Not long ago, we were living in a world in which surveillance was difficult.
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And it was even more remarkable given where the Nets were not long ago.
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It was not long ago that he was the young guy, surrounded by veterans.
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Not bad for an artist who considered calling it quits altogether not long ago.
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Profits are not growing at the heady double-digit rates of not long ago.
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It was not long ago, of course, that he categorically ruled out negative rates.
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Not long ago, Celia had an exhibition at the Huntington Library in Los Angeles.
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"We spent a week there staking it out," Mr. Ross said not long ago.
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Not long ago, Republicans chortled and Democrats ran scared when her name was mentioned.
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As Camden's police chief remarked not long ago, "Nothing builds trust like human contact."
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Not long ago, Kim's sister Diana was back in Indiana to attend a wedding.
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Not long ago that would have been widely reported; instead it passed almost unnoticed.
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Not long ago, North Carolina was considered a standout when it came to education.
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Trump's consigliere, Rudy Giuliani dropped his name to me not long ago, completely unprompted.
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Not long ago, Theranos and its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, were stars of Silicon Valley.
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Not long ago, it was unheard-of to see Palestinian salespeople in Israeli stores.
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We announced not long ago and put into the market Sling TV with Dish.
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Not long ago, she moved Pivotal to its own private office near her husband's.
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Not long ago, you may recall, Republican presidential candidates expressed their devotion to them.
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Not long ago, the South Carolina Republican was a fierce critic of President Trump.
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Not long ago, painting projects were a mark of exuberance and hope in Cairo.
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Not long ago, I came upon a Romanian scholar, Mircea Mihaies, who confirmed it.
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But not long ago, Brown's ideas about sustainability were deemed far-out and flaky.
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Nothing new for Cat, whom we spotted on the same beach not long ago.
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In Sussex not long ago, an acquaintance approached me to share a similar story.
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Not long ago, a handful of internet companies threatened to overturn the old order.
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Not long ago, Applegate added, Daniels had sounded ready to leave the stage entirely.
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Not long ago I was sitting at my desk, feeling both enamored and bewildered.
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Not long ago, however, photography demanded intention, while documentation retained a trace of novelty.
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Not long ago, just seeing their name alongside Williams would leave opponents a crumbling wreck.
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Not long ago, Salesforce was the cloud software market and Marc Benioff its billionaire evangelist.
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Close to 100 populate the land; not long ago, the concept was virtually unknown here.
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Not long ago, two African American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable.
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Not long ago, I strutted into a TGI Friday's for a late Sunday lunch meeting.
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Not long ago, the things Emmanuel Macron said this week would not have needed saying.
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I stared at my bed where, not long ago, Ashwin had ripped off my clothes.
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Not long ago, he thrilled 300 well-heeled political donors hungry to win in 2020.
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Not long ago, two African-American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable.
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Not long ago Milwaukee was in decline, like many old industrial cities in the rustbelt.
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It offers an instructive reminder of how fragile and dangerous China was not long ago.
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Not long ago Britain had the fastest growth in the G7 group of rich countries.
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I'm still really into the long wrapped ponytail I did for Chrissy not long ago.
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At one time not long ago, Fitbit was the clear leader in digital fitness trackers.
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Not long ago, the partners at my firm considered a technology that might prevent disease.
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Not long ago I wrote about my fears for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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I actually didn't remember this until I was hanging out with Doug not long ago.
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Not long ago, Trump described the free press as the enemy of the people. Sen.
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Not long ago, judicial nominees were confirmed unless there were something specially objectionable about them.
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Not long ago, a typical cellblock was overseen by one guard for every 50 inmates.
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Not long ago, Toles, 24, felt burdened by the fear that comes with great promise.
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Not long ago, Americans had a palpable fear of government eavesdropping on their private lives.
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And not long ago it was treated that way on both sides of the aisle.
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Not long ago, TransAlta donated 1,000 acres of land to go toward new economic development.
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Not long ago, LoBiondo would have been called upon to answer for all of this.
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A plaque honoring Smalls was installed on a squat little pillar downtown not long ago.
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Not long ago, many colleges were indeed free; much longer ago, elementary education was not.
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Their efforts led to messy, uncomfortable conversations that would have seemed impossible not long ago.
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Recent events mark an abrupt change for General Abdelkhalig, not long ago a Bashir loyalist.
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Not long ago, people were worried about poor children missing out on the digital revolution.
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But in an interview not long ago, Mr. Flynn expressed pride in his moneymaking skills.
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Not long ago, getting these stalwarts' votes would have been a forgone conclusion for Sessions.
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There was a rash of horsetail and mane thefts in the U.S. not long ago.
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And then also I received a package of floss at my desk not long ago.
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Finally, not long ago in this space I recommended the baking of a chocolate cake.
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And somebody who passed away not long ago, Pete Peterson, was talking about it repeatedly.
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Not long ago, a street artist named London Kaye became embroiled in an unexpected controversy.
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Anyway, so, someone was up on this blog post on DC Rainmaker not long ago.
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Not long ago you could be a movement conservative and be for reasonably open immigration policies.
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Not long ago, opposition parties boasted that they would be tougher on welfare than the incumbent.
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NOT long ago President Donald Trump nearly withdrew from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"Not long ago one, of my friends went diving and did not come back," Zaratombo said.
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Not long ago, I posted a, for me, wildly popular tweet that included an embarrassing typo.
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Madrid, not long ago a sleepy town of bureaucrats, is now one of Europe's cultural capitals.
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Not long ago the Philippines earned a reputation for a relatively progressive stance on this issue.
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Not long ago, security analysts estimated the global economic cost of cybercrime to be $445 billion.
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Not long ago, the zoo held a naming contest, with all proceeds to benefit giraffe conservation.
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Not long ago America seemed stale and overrun by lawsuits, particularly compared with fast-growing economies.
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NOT LONG ago there was a broad consensus that rich-world governments had become too indebted.
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It was a remarkable moment given that not long ago Scavino was managing Trump's golf club.
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NOT long ago, being the boss of a big Western tech firm was a dream job.
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Not long ago, it would have been easy to give up on Sprint and T-Mobile.
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Not long ago, he preached at the Washington National Cathedral, and he offered a powerful sermon.
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Not long ago, iQiyi announced raising $27.4 million in convertible notes to fuel its spending spree.
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Not long ago, it was "something for men, in the bar, at night," said Ms Esteibar.
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I can remember not long ago that we were in last place in the Big Ten.
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Murat*, 37, from Berlin, is a recovering alcoholic who joined Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) not long ago.
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Coal, which until not long ago generated half the country's electricity, now provides only a third.
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The Stone Not long ago I came across a commercial for the genealogical research website Ancestry.
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"Do you think it was my fault that she drank?" my father asked not long ago.
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Not long ago only a few hundred people turned up to the annual Independence Day parade.
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Not long ago, he spoke with the C.E.O. and the general counsel of a multinational corporation.
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Not long ago, Brazil was "on top of the world," as one 2628 headline described it.
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When I moved to Providence not long ago, I was drawn to learn more about Lovecraft.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders gave several briefings not long ago and she was undercut by Trump, too.
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Not long ago, Downing Street insisted that only 80 Tory legislators would oppose their prime minister.
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Not long ago, I wrote a column noting the anniversary of his last question, on Feb.
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Not long ago, it was the most desirable and most admired club competition in the world.
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Not long ago, Mr. Carrasco heard that burglars had broken into his old home, emptying it.
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The development has brought in new offerings in what not long ago was a culinary desert.
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Not long ago, a fan approached her in public, which she took as a bad sign.
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An expanse of wide, windy, forlorn avenues not long ago, downtown Milwaukee has gained new life.
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Not long ago, if you had a high school diploma, you could get a good job.
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As we reported ... Idris tested positive not long ago and said he wasn't experiencing ANY symptoms.
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Not long ago I spoke with Cristina Stella, a lawyer with the Animal Legal Defense Fund.
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Columbus Le Meridien Columbus, the Joseph hotel opened not long ago in the Short North district.
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Not long ago, the story might have ended there, except for some hand-wringing and litigation.
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Not long ago, traveling to another city generally meant selecting a hotel to spend the night.
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Not long ago, our hacking of our own allies, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, was revealed.
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Not long ago, Sun was invited to the wedding of two people he had never met.
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Understandably, hitters are less likely than ever to accept the wisdom that prevailed not long ago.
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And the actor who played Schuler, Norbert Weisser, was in a Pepsi commercial not long ago.
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Not long ago, publishers were hailed as countercultural heroes for backing works that offended public sensibilities.
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Not long ago, Los Angeles ditched its power-hungry sodium-vapor streetlights in favor of miserly LEDs.
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Not long ago, discussions of the modern workplace were colored by complaints about the tyranny of email.
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Not long ago, I sprained my right ankle in an embarrassing encounter with a flight of stairs.
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Not long ago, Hollywood figures wouldn't have dared to discuss their salaries, especially not in the press.
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Time Warner, which is now owned by AT&T, bought a 10 percent stake not long ago.
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Not long ago, she knew that Bhutan was a landlocked Himalayan nation tucked between China and India.
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Not long ago, it seemed unlikely that he would be able to keep this commitment at all.
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Not long ago, he found three teenage girls from Ontario, Canada, camped out inside his storage shed.
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Not long ago, I was giving a big speech to 300 managers, and I was quite nervous.
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Not long ago it was Israel, not Egypt, that was tipped to become the region's gas giant.
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Not long ago, I touched down on a planet that was completely covered in gigantic rotating machines.
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You'd probably be surprised at what they looked like and how limited they were not long ago.
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Not long ago, Google had one of the biggest social networks — at least in Brazil and India.
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It was not long ago that no one in the Obama administration appeared to know Gruber's name.
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Not long ago, people in China would need to visit a posh, stylish mall for luxury shopping.
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Not long ago, Battlegrounds added a new feature to some of the vehicles in the game: honking.
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Not long ago pundits speculated that Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, might not see out her term.
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And not long ago, a bomber succeeded, in a deadly explosion in front of a government building.
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When it reopened, not long ago, as a restaurant serving thirty-six-dollar cod, Moss was aghast.
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Not long ago, when she was out walking her dog, she began to realize things were different.
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Not long ago, he said, he heard a story about elephants who died in a circus fire.
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It was not long ago that our family's hope was so dim it was barely an ember.
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Not long ago, in central London, I bumped into a male acquaintance and we started talking soccer.
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Not long ago, I'd just returned from Singapore, where I'd sampled a 4.6-ton seizure of ivory.
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"Not long ago, two African-American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable," she said.
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Not long ago, Shah was in a different kind of school, one run by the Mumbai municipality.
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Not long ago we debated whether he was crazy — now there's concern he might be too shrewd.
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Not long ago at Knopf's Midtown offices, however, the staff gathered to publicly acknowledge Ms. Hourigan's service.
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Not long ago, such boasts would have been dismissed as the bravado of a second-string military.
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"I'm not in charge," the governor said after leaving an Illinois Farm Bureau conference not long ago.
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TMZ broke the story ... Nicki and her boyfriend, Kenneth Petty, got a marriage license not long ago.
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There was a small sign of change along those lines in Judge O'Connor's district not long ago.
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Not long ago, I put out a call for questions and heard from a range of people.
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Not long ago, Pope Francis declared that only my kind of wine is fit for the Eucharist.
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As long as he is alive, as the designer said not long ago, he is the boss.
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Not long ago, members of the force were expected to meet monthly quotas for arrests and summonses.
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"Wisconsin is working," Mr. Walker told reporters about the economy, after a campaign event not long ago.
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"No one was talking about black women's health as a whole," Ross told me, not long ago.
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Not long ago, gay men and lesbians had to create their own communities for safety and opportunity.
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Not long ago, observing a disaster through such a gaze would have required a trip to Pompeii.
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Not long ago, I watched a colleague try to climb the ladder of success solely through networking.
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On a sun-warmed day not long ago, she was visiting a friend in her old neighborhood.
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DETROIT — It was not long ago that Ford Motor was considered the healthiest of the Detroit automakers.
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"Who let New Jersey have a Twitter," a guy named Gary wondered, on Twitter, not long ago.
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One of his friends from home also tried the trip not long ago and died in Libya.
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"It seemed like magic," Leshchenko told me not long ago, recalling the promise of a new regime.
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One day at school not long ago, a door slammed and Mr. Calvillo's daughter, Emylee, started running.
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Not long ago, for example, department stores banished their outlets miles away from their full-priced locations.
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Yet not long ago, the 26-year-old European Tour pro was presented with that unlikely scenario.
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" Not long ago, The Washington Post published a photo essay entitled "Great moments in Bernie Sanders's hair.
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DANDONG, China — Not long ago, Ma Xiaohong was the public face of China's trade with North Korea.
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Still, not long ago, I was at an industry event for work filled with powerful, glamorous women.
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On the contrary, not long ago someone holding his policy views would have been considered a fringe crank.
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But there was a time, not long ago, when rocket-propelled grenade launchers and even mortars were available.
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In this context, the ECB's meeting on June 7th and 21th was not long ago eyed as pivotal.
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That is up from 5% not long ago (a number it believes is still common for other banks).
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Not long ago, succulents were humble plants, best for keeping atop your desk or gifting to a coworker.
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Not long ago, the notion that Americans might lack sufficient access to bank tellers would have seemed absurd.
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Not long ago those hiring put an advert in a local newspaper or spread the word by mouth.
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I also text a guy I volunteered with, who asked me to grab a drink not long ago.
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Not long ago, the U.S. imposed an anti-subsidy tariff of 20% over imports of Canada's softwood lumber.
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Not long ago, I was meeting my sister, her boyfriend, and my mother for breakfast at a café.
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That sentiment looks strange and a little sad now, but reasonable people justifiably believed this not long ago.
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Not long ago, they were the young Hollywood starlet of the food world—the "it" nut du jour.
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Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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Not long ago, OPEC was under pressure to ramp up output in a bid to avoid $100 oil.
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Richard Conniff NOT long ago I wrote an essay on how to talk about environmental issues with conservatives.
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Not long ago, my forensics team asked if I used that Apple computer after the IG returned it.
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Not long ago, bin Salman saw fit to lock up members of his own family on corruption charges.
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It was not long ago that supporting Israel and unequivocally denouncing anti-Semitism was considered to be apolitical.
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Not long ago, as I sat alone at home one night, my daughter cried out in her bedroom.
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Not long ago, for instance, surgery to replace a hip or knee would require a long hospital stay.
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LITTLE SISTER Colleen is a dignified young nun now, but not long ago she was a wild goth.
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They were fine, but a little too salty, and they tasted like they'd been frozen not long ago.
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"Doctor Sleep," from "The Haunting of Hill House" director Mike Flanagan, seemed like a winner not long ago.
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Letter of Recommendation Not long ago, a notable pet psychic told me that my cat might be possessed.
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Romney talks nonsense economics, and condemns as terrible the very policies he himself called for not long ago.
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Not long ago, I wrote to Richter, asking if he could tell me about his interactions with Donnersmarck.
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Not long ago, my wife and I met with a lawyer to get some basic estate planning done.
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I was driving down the street in Maiduguri, Nigeria, not long ago when a billboard caught my eye.
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One day not long ago, he snapped a picture from the top of the new trade center tower.
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The Long View The passage, from a book read three decades back, came to mind not long ago.
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Not long ago, he introduced a customer who was widowed to another regular; the two decided to marry.
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It broke down during a pursuit not long ago, leaving the officer to continue the chase on foot.
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The Stone Not long ago I was accused of something I hadn't realized was a bad thing: clarity.
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Not long ago, it seemed that both Democrats and Republicans were looking to embrace the country's growing diversity.
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Not long ago, you had to make it, a time-consuming process of curing whole lemons in salt.
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Not long ago, one tech manufacturer introduced a cheaper, longer-lasting phone — the perfect antidote to planned obsolescence.
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Not long ago, a friend described my book to a group of women in their 50s and 60s.
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TURMAKHAND, Nepal — Not long ago, in rural western Nepal, Gauri Kumari Bayak was the spark of her village.
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Not long ago, a reader from Florida named Chip Scanlan sent me an email on this very subject.
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Taking 13% overall, Saied – not long ago a political outsider – trounced his opponent, Nabil Karoui, a media mogul.
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Not long ago it was a prosperous, ethnically diverse, sophisticated trading city, its hinterland producing world-famous dates.
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Not long ago, it even helped find an apartment for a homeless CFer who was floating between shelters.
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At the height of Tillman's acid period, not long ago, he was taking ten hits at a time.
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Not long ago, I was on a boat with some nice people who spear swordfish for a living.
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Not long ago, SoundCloud was one of the fastest-growing and most influential players in the streaming business.
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Not long ago Trump was pretending to be terribly offended whenever women of color used "foul language" pic.twitter.
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On a Thursday evening not long ago, I met Blatt at Craig's, a popular steakhouse in West Hollywood.
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The bin they use for stashing confiscated items on a day not long ago held an assault rifle.
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Not long ago, we told you to name your pets after plural foods (yes, specifically, plural food items).
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"Everything is up for question and debate," Google's SVP of People Operations, Laszlo Bock, asserted not long ago.
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Not long ago, we got our first look at Netflix's prequel to Jim Henson's classic film The Dark Crystal.
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Not long ago, Michael Cera and Aubrey Plaza were twitchy twentysomethings meeting on the set of Scott Pilgrim vs.
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Not long ago, the laptop category teemed with "desktop replacements," sorta portable workhorses with big screens and powerful processors.
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I had this experience not long ago when I ate a fisherman's stew at Bar Tartine in San Francisco.
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Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck was onstage at Disrupt SF not long ago talking about the new space economy.
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Not long ago he was among the most revered figures in the past half century of Indian public life.
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We were having a cookout with three families not long ago, and the children were off playing by themselves.
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Not long ago, Mr Netanyahu's critics were predicting a diplomatic assault if Israel didn't start talking to the Palestinians.
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Not long ago, it was almost entirely through phone-calls, e-mails, electronic orders and presentations delivered in person.
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Not long ago, Qualcomm's early termination of support for Snapdragon 800/801 chips left a lot of people disappointed.
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Not long ago, my dad called to tell me he had been contacted by a lawyer who represented Danny.
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Not long ago, the phrase "no single event can be attributed to climate change" was repeated like a catechism.
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NOT long ago, Turkey and Malaysia were often bracketed together as countries that inspired optimism about the Muslim world.
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I heard him speak at an II event not long ago, in the early summer, and he was fascinating.
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Not long ago, in the era of "big data," companies scrambled to add chief data scientists to their ranks.
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Not long ago, such incidents might have gotten a mention on the local news at most, and quickly disappeared.
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But not long ago, Hopkins took steps to ensure that she wasn't just one figure in a crowded field.
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Not long ago, Duterte brought a case to the U.N. Tribunal regarding a dispute in the South China Sea.
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Not long ago, I visited small cities along the Rhine, and it struck me how thorough the Nazis were.
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While global record sales have boomed, not long ago Rugami could go for months without selling a single record.
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Not long ago, the United States and Colombia envisioned a day when coca production wouldn't define the bilateral relationship.
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Not long ago he lost his temper and shouted at a colleague who had worked out some projects independently.
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In a storm, a big oak in mast, up a slope from my cabin there, fell not long ago.
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Trinity's robust festival is itself surprising given that the church not long ago seemed prepared to jettison music entirely.
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"As I've gotten older and more faithful, I probably have mellowed a little bit," he said not long ago.
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Not long ago, I tried to figure out how a taxibot company made money on 25 cents a mile.
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Take the unsigned diamond tube bracelet with platinum and gray gold that clients brought to Christie's not long ago.
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Not long ago, Ms. Fassler ushered a visitor to her makeup table, its surface covered in salves and potions.
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Not long ago, someone walked in carrying a Donald Trump piñata, sold on the other side of the bridge.
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But not long ago, an executive from Japan called with a stumper: Where, he asked, are the dancing clubs?
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There was a time, not long ago, when the pursuit of that kind of satisfaction was considered morally dubious.
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MIAMI — A sense of doom spread not long ago among weary Florida Democrats, and not over a viral pandemic.
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After all, not long ago, Facebook disclosed that tens of millions of user passwords had not been stored securely.
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It was not long ago that analysts saw global oil demand rising as far as the eye could see.
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ROME — Not long ago, the Five Star movement looked like the power to be reckoned with in Italian politics.
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Charleston Hartfield, 34, an off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer, had written a book not long ago.
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I was testifying on the Hill not long ago, and I was saying, 'The Russians think they're acting defensively.
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Not long ago, Mr. Grange said, he looked around his apartment and decided he needed to make a change.
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Not long ago, I would have said that very little about the Roman Empire was relevant to anything modern.
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First Words Not long ago in America, there was a widespread belief that some things were good for everyone.
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Not long ago, Stryk opened a proper Washington office, right in Georgetown, a stone's throw from the Four Seasons.
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Not long ago, mahouts prodded their working elephants to help push trucks free of muddy quagmires on the road.
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Not long ago, the Colombian songwriter and pop star Shakira didn't know if she would ever make another album.
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Not long ago, Iranian terror mastermind Qassem Soleimani was traveling around the Middle East with a sense of invincibility.
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Not long ago, he and his brother Josh spoke for the first time about mental health and their family.
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Disability One summer afternoon not long ago, alone in a medieval chapel in central France, I began to sing.
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Not long ago, this indicator turned green, indicating to Lang that institutional buyers were warming up to the stock.
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Not long ago, Nef arranged a Skype call with two black trans women who had criticized her on Tumblr.
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Not long ago, researchers discovered genetic mutations in bacteria that were frozen in the Yukon thirty thousand years ago.
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We understand why: not long ago, we saw him lose his wife, Julia (Heather Lind), in a car crash.
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A trip not long ago from her house, outside Detroit, to Los Angeles proved too much to contemplate again.
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This was a very conservative state not long ago; LA was a pretty conservative place for quite a while.
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Not long ago, Ronda Rousey was chewing up the likes of Alexis Davis because there was no one left.
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Not long ago, there were more people in India without a birth or school certificate than those with one (PDF).
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Not long ago, gleaming new rail lines promised to take us—and the country—to places we longed to be.
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"Too many Republicans take themselves too seriously," he said aboard his campaign bus not long ago, sipping a cold drink.
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Constant novelty seems to outweigh the "yuck" factor of wearing something that rubbed against someone else's skin not long ago.
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NOT long ago, the starting assumption of any economic theory was that humans are rational actors who maximise their utility.
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Even banks, not long ago a dead zone, are getting in on the act; two recently filed to go public.
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The US used to have top tax rates above 90 percent not long ago — and it had many more brackets.
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And not long ago, 23andMe failed to secure regulatory approval before making claims about the medical legitimacy of their devices.
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Not long ago, Gwyneth Paltrow teased us with a brand new Goop fragrance that the actress swears has healing powers.
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Not long ago, he was on the sidelines during the 2012 presidential criticizing President Barack Obama for trimming Medicare spending.
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Not long ago, Uber rolled out a feature in India that lets people book a cab without downloading the app.
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Not long ago, I wrote in The Hill that it would be very positive if Trump chooses former Massachusetts Gov.
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One afternoon not long ago, I visited a woman named Anna Borisova, whose apartment is across a courtyard from mine.
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Not long ago, Drizzy expressed his appreciation for Wayne — and the importance of finding a mentor in general — via Instagram.
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Not long ago, one of his men sought medical help for chest pain but fled in fear of being lynched.
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Not long ago, developers tried to rebrand parts of the South Bronx with a lyrical new name: the Piano District.
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Not long ago, corrections administrators saw our main responsibility as essentially ensuring the people we supervise didn't jump the wall.
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Op-Ed Contributor NOT long ago, a journalist asked me what I thought, as a psychiatrist, of Donald J. Trump.
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Not long ago, the World Health Organization said eating meat, especially processed meat, was really really bad for your health.
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Not long ago, Americans fretted that their unpredictable leader would either launch or provoke a nuclear war with North Korea.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — One weekend not long ago, my 10-year-old son and I took our dogs to the park.
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Not long ago, I visited a soccer stadium twenty-five miles west of Budapest, in the small town of Felcsút.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump was grousing about John R. Bolton, his national security adviser, at his Florida club not long ago.
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Not long ago it staged a fashion show in which residents modeled clothes by Tesora Fashions, a low-key label.
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As for the American men, while things are not as predictably rosy, the situation not long ago was far worse.
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A doctor in Washington State woke up one night not long ago with nightmares of being surrounded by coughing patients.
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Remember not long ago when US television network Fox said they were going to host an electronic music awards show?
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The Food Issue Not long ago, a group of friends and I began reminiscing about memorable dinner parties we'd attended.
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Opinion Columnist Not long ago, in Spartanburg, S.C., I visited the offices of something called the Spartanburg Academic Movement (SAM).
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Not long ago, one of my very talented colleagues discussed the 6000th anniversary of the suicide of her younger brother.
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Not long ago, the mayor announced that nearby Bush Terminal would house much of the city's relocated fashion-manufacturing industry.
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Letter of Recommendation Not long ago, The New York Post heralded the arrival of a new king of the city.
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Dispatch SINALOA, Mexico — Not long ago I met a small-time rancher here in the birthplace of Mexican drug trafficking.
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Not long ago, we challenged our pal Alison Roman to come up with some definitive recipes for mac and cheese.
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Not long ago it was a cellphone repair shop and, before that, a pet grooming service called New Happy Pawz.
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Not long ago, she raided her storage unit for an exhibit at Treasure Island about the stuff that people keep.
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Not long ago, Dr. Zhang was contacted by a local television news channel to talk about National Infertility Awareness Week.
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Not long ago, corrections administrators saw their main responsibility as essentially ensuring the people they supervise didn't jump the wall.
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Not long ago we visited Fortaleza, the city with the highest rate of child and adolescent homicide victims in Brazil.
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Not long ago, the Red Sox seemed destined to keep Dombrowski, 63, who was under contract through the 2020 season.
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He described a successful prostate procedure he had not long ago in Sioux Falls, S.D., performed by a Korean doctor.
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Not long ago, few could have conceived of an "email" or that it would become a major tool of communication.
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"Not long ago, the United States was the undisputed leader of the free world," the group said in a release.
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Polices that not long ago looked like far-reaching progressivism are now deemed moderate milquetoastery by the party's left flank.
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Not long ago, it seemed unlikely anyone would be comfortable sleeping in a stranger's house or riding in their car.
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Not long ago, Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party's 2016 Presidential candidate, put a halt to his considerable consumption of marijuana.
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Not long ago, he bought his mother a house and he is indeed providing his family with a comfortable life.
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Not long ago, several groups of mothers at Public School 87 in Manhattan bought identical rings and leather wrap bracelets.
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Alex Skatell Age: 29 1 Not long ago, politicians appeared in viral videos only when they made some career-threatening gaffe.
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OPEC and Russia-leading non-OPEC oil producers reached a general consensus about cuts deal in next year not long ago.
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Not long ago this type of vicious partisan assault on the eve of an important international meeting would have been unimaginable.
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Not long ago, Americans' knowledge of Denmark more or less started with Hamlet and ended with an unpopular cheese-filled pastry.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty)Bitcoin now hovers around $6,300, but not long ago it had spiked to nearly $20,000 per coin.
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Sky is cheaper than it would have been not long ago, thanks to a falling share price and the weak pound.
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Not long ago, the same story was told in movie form: All the Money in the World premiered in December 2017.
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Not long ago, search results were blue links on a screen that served as a starting point for researching specific topics.
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Not long ago the retail giant was offering 30% off thousands of items, and we were celebrating their generosity like idiots.
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Not long ago I had the opportunity to build a hotel in Old San Juan with a group of fellow entrepreneurs.
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MATHISEN: WE HAVE SOME VIDEO OF CHAIR WHITE HERE NOT LONG AGO, THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS BROUGHT OUT THE PETITE RIGHT-HANDER.
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Not long ago a group of ducks, led by a mama duckling, attempted to enter the North Lawn through a fence.
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Not long ago the country was riven by civil war and is still accused in the West of backing terrorist groups.
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Still the front-runner, until not long ago she seemed a shoo-in to be the Democratic candidate for the presidency.
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It feels like not long ago we were turning to Netflix (and, sometimes, Chill) to keep us warm during dreary nights.
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Not long ago Eduardo Cunha (pictured), who belongs to Mr Temer's centrist Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB), seemed omnipotent.
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Yet Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding departed from that tradition in a way that not long ago seemed almost unimaginable.
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But it was not long ago that public servants – liberals, independents, and conservatives – discussed sacrifice as part of a citizen's duty.
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Not long ago, I found myself at a hospital in New York, where I was given a diagnosis of throat cancer.
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Not long ago, I spent a day following Lynden Lee as he scribed at a Massachusetts General Hospital primary-care practice.
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Not long ago, I was at a dinner party at which the host served angel food cake with berries for dessert.
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One evening not long ago, I was sitting at a stop about halfway home, waiting to connect while sipping my beer.
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Not long ago, it was what is known as a Casa Loca — a house used by gangs for torture and murder.
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Not long ago, the space was the home of the hipster restaurant Do or Dine, famous for serving goose-liver doughnuts.
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Jamaal Charles, who not long ago was one of the most exciting running backs in the league, is a free agent.
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Not long ago, it seemed like there was a cap on how far an instrumental rock band could take their music.
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Not long ago -- in the 1960s and 1970s -- doctors routinely failed to inform patients about severe diagnoses, like late-stage cancer.
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Not long ago those targets would have seemed ludicrous, but based on the current trends they're not out of the question.
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Not long ago, a young boy with a developmental disability came up and hugged me and asked what I was doing.
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Meredith Changeux, 45, assistant principal, Collegiate Prep Academy, Denver Not long ago, there was a big comprehensive high school called Montbello.
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At one meeting not long ago, 112 people lounged on floor cushions, around a table of flickering candles, sipping coconut water.
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Not long ago, I had to confirm that bok choy is called pai tsai by some people and senfkohl by others.
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CreditCreditGraham Smith, via PYMCA/UIG — Getty Images Not long ago, a tattoo shop in Brooklyn got a bad review on Yelp.
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I started thinking not long ago that a global apocalypse would be an appropriate response to what the world has become.
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It appears that Mr. Modi, who seemed so invincible not long ago, may be vulnerable as his brand loses its luster.
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A story did the rounds not long ago that he refused to park in Ferguson's old space at the training facility.
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Not long ago, confessions were seen as trophies of detective work because they are so hard to overcome in a trial.
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Not long ago, Durbin joined Senators Mazie Hirono, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Richard Blumenthal in a brief written by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse.
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There was a time not long ago when great drama was built on what people could not bring themselves to say.
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I found myself back living in Florida not long ago and wanting to make a film that took on that idiosyncrasy.
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By Degrees Not long ago, many Republican officeholders had a simple answer when asked about the changing climate: What changing climate?
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"We hope to get taxes and then infrastructure," he said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal not long ago.
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The society Kiefer was part of in 275 had not long ago started a world war and exterminated six million Jews.
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Not long ago I also read "Victory," by Joseph Conrad, after discovering that it was one of Joan Didion's favorite books.
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The article concludes: Not long ago, modernity felt bound for something like the Jetsons, with families zipping around via jet packs.
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It is, for older adults at least, a poverty program that serves many people who were middle class not long ago.
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Not long ago, Microsoft made consumer privacy protection the default position for its search engine — a move eschewed by its competitors.
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But the City Council voted not long ago to undo Mr. Trump's honor, one more rebuff in a long, tumultuous relationship.
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Not long ago, a catch like this would have meant turtle for dinner, but Mr. Qarau would let this one go.
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"Who is going to be feeding America if we kick everybody that is feeding America out?" he said, not long ago.
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The Nacional variety was previously thought to be extinct, but it was rediscovered not long ago in a valley in Ecuador.
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Essay Not long ago, during an Amtrak ride, I met a college student who told me he was a fiction writer.
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Not long ago, the only way to know if someone had Alzheimer's disease was to examine the brain in an autopsy.
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Not long ago, there was real self-reflection within the TV industry about whether too much television was a good thing.
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As we reported ... Kylie recently gave birth to her own daughter, Stormi, and Kim's surrogate delivered baby Chicago not long ago either.
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Not long ago, I published a guide to the SAE levels of autonomous driving, and it's there I'll turn again for clarity.
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Not long ago, many politicians and business people argued that Britain would miss out if we didn't join the European single currency.
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Not long ago, most investors had to wait until companies reported quarterly earnings to get a sense of how they were performing.
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Not long ago, a Silicon Valley startup would, indeed, have been seen as a worthy model for someone aspiring to be president.
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So while not long ago this was super back alley, people are actually trying to make their DIY tats looks somewhat professional.
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Not long ago, a mysterious German friend mysteriously gave MUNCHIES this mysterious recipe for a (mysterious) rolled cookie version of kalte schnauze.
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He pointed to pollution statistics as some that was regarded as a state secret not long ago and is now publicly reported.
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In doing so, it has made Wells, not long ago the model of a well-run bank, a model for experimental punishment.
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But one day, not long ago, in a burst of inspiration, or maybe after too many episodes of Bong Appétit, this happened.
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" "Not long ago, people walked with their heads up, looking at the water, the sky, the sand and at one another, talking.
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Not long ago Kerry warned Assad he had an August deadline for the beginning of a transition away to end his rule.
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Not long ago, Zach and his wife grew curious about a tumor on his nose, a tumor later determined to be cancerous.
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LD: In part because not long ago, if you talked with most VCs about aging, they didn't think there was anything there.
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Because China was in the same boat not long ago — a country whose middle class had little access to wealth management advice.
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Not long ago, Silicon Valley investors might have swooned over a mobile-payment system built around Chinese facial-recognition technology, for instance.
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Not long ago, while researching Cather's lifelong love of Wagner's operas, I came across a hitherto unseen trace of Red Cloud's Europeanness.
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Not long ago, Ms. Darwish said, Ms. Salem had gotten her paperwork in order to drive for ride-share services including Uber.
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Not long ago, scientists discovered that swans, the beloved symbols of romantic and sexual fidelity, have some chronic philanderers among their number.
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Not long ago I re-watched Baz Luhrmann's take on "Romeo and Juliet" starring a very young Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes.
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One's a red Chevy that not long ago carried the body of yet another border crosser who had died on his property.
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Tech Fix NOT long ago, many parents wondered at what age they should give their child full access to the car keys.
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Not long ago, you could imagine a landscape in which films that made sharp critiques of capitalism were shunted to the side.
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Not long ago, when wildfires were raging across California, winds pushed the smoke into Tulare, leaving an acrid smell in the air.
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Not long ago, Hong Kong was a preferred destination for luxury shopping, he said, but today Tokyo and Europe are more important.
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Not long ago, Amazon was glutted with ebook entrepreneurs, promising to make their readers rich and famous through working online from home.
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State of the Art One day not long ago, an Uber driver picked up a passenger in San Francisco's gritty Tenderloin district.
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Not long ago, I moved apartments, and beneath the weight of work and lethargy a number of small, nagging tasks remained undone.
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Not long ago, Tunsil was considered the top pick of this draft and he sank all the way to Miami at 13.
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TC: I was in Cleveland not long ago, where I saw much more Trump support than we see in the Bay Area.
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Alex Bregman, who was not long ago the subject of much handwringing and trade discussion for Astros fans—is he a bust?
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" At a public event not long ago, Donnersmarck told the audience, "Any work that resonates in some way can only be autobiographical.
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The clothing designer and home renovator Jamie Haller was staring dumbfounded not long ago at the mountainous pile, left by her contractors.
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This week, cities and states that had no known cases of coronavirus not long ago have seen the infection's sudden, intense arrival.
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Separately, we looked at the case of Ma Xiaohong, who not long ago was the face of China's trade with North Korea.
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Onlookers and neighbors pointed out that the building had been marked with an "X" for demolition but was refurbished not long ago.
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Not long ago, Li Tianyou was a scrawny junior high school dropout struggling to make a living in China's dreary industrial northeast.
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In a country where not long ago the mere act of playing cricket was taboo, Mr. Khan is the face of hope.
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Suppose, alternatively, that you believe – as most mainstream economists did not long ago – in some version of Milton Friedman's "natural rate" hypothesis.
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The ride-hailing company, which not long ago was valued at nearly $70 billion, has pushed aggressively into one market after another.
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Not long ago, a traveler who mentioned spending a night in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, might draw a blank look.
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The big picture: Advances in gene editing technology have given new hope to people with diseases that not long ago seemed untreatable.
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Not long ago, I was in Beijing and I had a chance to meet with women from Lean In Circles across China.
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Not long ago, France's Emmanuel Macron stunned Europe with an overwhelming presidential victory, subsequently reinforced by his movement's triumph in legislative elections.
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Not long ago researchers estimated that the body contained roughly 200 cell types; now it's clear there are far more—probably thousands.
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Not long ago, businesses were reluctant to say anything publicly that might be perceived as taking a side in the gun debate.
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Not long ago we lost the Baiji River dolphin in China, due to habitat loss and poisons in the Chinese river system.
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Not long ago, she learned that her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend was circulating a link to a commercial Web site called SexOffenderRecord.com.
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Not long ago, he was heading a company whose stock price had risen more than four thousand per cent during his tenure.
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Not long ago Iranian and western media showed how many Tehran locals were resorting to sleeping in graves in the winter cold.
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Not long ago, it raised its key interest rates by 25 basis points, which saw interest rates jumped from 0.5% to 0.75%.
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A television anchor not long ago ended a somber segment with a promise to keep praying for the troubled South American country.
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Not long ago, he bought a house in Florida, and he hopes to give it to his son, his only child, someday.
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When the security cameras first appeared in the newsroom of The Times not long ago, it was natural to assume the worst.
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"It takes courage and determination to be in our shoes," remarked a hairstylist instructor at Samut Prakan Vocational College not long ago.
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Not long ago, the sweet, lively pooch was stuck at a kill shelter in Orlando, Florida, where he was set to be euthanized.
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Not long ago, with a group of Apopo donors, Mgode met a man in Morogoro whose TB had been detected by the rats.
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Not long ago, heart-rending pictures of immigrant children getting torn from their parents at the border spurred a bipartisan chorus of criticism.
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There's GPS, a heart-rate sensor, cellular connectivity, and computing resources that not long ago would have filled a desk-dwelling beige box.
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JEFFRESS: You know, judge, not long ago the president asked me why I thought he had a 75 percent approval rating with Evangelicals.
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Not long ago, the longtime stock-picker would have directed investors to invest in technology stocks if they wanted to profit from innovation.
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Not long ago, I found myself staring at my laptop at 3 am with bleary eyes, knowing I should stop but unable to.
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Not long ago, she listened to an audio recording made of Kelley being abusive to Reilly — Reilly's younger sister Jenny had wanted evidence.
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One night not long ago, Miranda Lambert was drinking wine on her porch in Nashville with a friend who'd planned to drive home.
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Not long ago a floating sphere made of ice appeared in the game, leaving many players to wonder just what was going on.
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Not long ago, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, the legendary game designer behind musical classics Rez and Lumines, was on vacation with his family in Hawaii.
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Not long ago, of course, lots of Americans believed that individuals could have personal political beliefs and still serve the rule of law.
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According to Min, an iOS app, which the company released in beta not long ago, will be released to the wider public soon.
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Not long ago, LiveJournal was a thing most people were embarrassed to mention; now, if someone says "LiveJournal," half the room sighs wistfully.
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Not long ago, I interviewed Mark Woolley, celebrity hairdresser and founder of Electric Hairdressing, about the pros and cons of sulfates in shampoo.
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The move follows an amnesty scheme not long ago by Modi to allow people to declare their illegal wealth by end of September.
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Jenelle, on the other hand, regained custody of her kids not long ago but only after going through weeks and weeks of turmoil.
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Not long ago, the need to act on climate change was something on which both parties in Washington could agree: In 2003, Sen.
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Not long ago, I had a visceral reaction when I read about how Muse writer Kat Boogaard accepted over 300 random LinkedIn requests.
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We spoke not long ago in his office at the Auburn Seminary in New York about how life can, at times, seem pointless.
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It was a remarkable victory for the country's anti-Europe forces, which not long ago were considered to have little chance of prevailing.
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When I talked to him by phone not long ago, he was apoplectic at what he perceived to be Shaw's breach of loyalty.
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Not long ago, Radcliffe arrived at the offices of this magazine, wearing a maroon cap and a green jacket and clutching a latte.
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Disability Not long ago, a good friend of mine said something revealing to me: "I don't think of you as disabled," she confessed.
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Not long ago I was searing a steak in my apartment when the place filled with smoke and the fire alarm went off.
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When the 36ers took a trip to Darwin on a scorching day not long ago, Ferguson forgot to drink water the entire afternoon.
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Not long ago, galleries here numbered in the few dozens; now there are around 220 — huge, teensy, rich, shoestring — clumped across the city.
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One morning not long ago, I went with McMillan and Morin to their latest venture, McKiernan Luncheonette, across the canal from Joe Beef.
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Off the Menu WHITE GOLD BUTCHERS Not long ago, the artisanal local butcher appeared to be going the way of the snow leopard.
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State of the Art Not long ago, it was Jessica Powell's job to defend Silicon Valley from those who would question its worldview.
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Not long ago, that assumption might not have been rewarded — or producers, fearful that it wouldn't be, might have declined to find out.
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Not long ago, he entered a South American forest with a shaman, and found himself listening differently to the natural sounds around him.
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Not long ago, such access to Saudi Arabia as a journalist, especially as a young, unmarried Western female one, was virtually unheard-of.
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He built a bazooka for fireworks not long ago, and his newest piece looks like a minigun but it shoots handmade thermite shells.
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It is now on the verge of reliving a run-in that another Chinese tech company, ZTE, had with Washington not long ago.
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It was not long ago that it seemed as if the companies of Silicon Valley were poised to renew and reshape American capitalism.
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And in the case of Friday's jobs data, Mr. Trump is citing figures he called phony not long ago on the campaign trail.
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Not long ago, the U.S. entered the never-ending presidential election campaign, in which the next campaign begins the morning after Election Day.
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The source said that, not long ago, he heard Mercer proclaim that there are no white racists in America today, only black racists.
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She helped her mother become a citizen not long ago, she said, in part so she could vote against Mr. Trump in 2020.
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Not long ago, the Supreme Court ruled that the Texas laws that forced abortion providers to close their doors are dangerous and unconstitutional.
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Now a region that not long ago saw only snow and ice is experiencing — at least in its northern reaches — rain in summer.
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I Not long ago, I attended a memorial service on top of the Greenland ice sheet for a man I did not know.
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When someone not long ago brought the designer an atlas of obscure islands, he realized that he had already made landfall on most.
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That was the case not long ago for Ryan Coughran, 63; Priscilla Fregoso, 27; and their son, Jared, who's 4 and is autistic.
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That was the case not long ago for Ryan Coughran, 63; Priscilla Fregoso, 27; and their son, Jared, who's 4 and is autistic.
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He rallies with his coach, Carlos Moya, a former world No. 1, not long ago retired, who struggles mightily to handle Nadal's pace.
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Not long ago, researchers at the lab defined the behavior of their test-taking system one line of software code at a time.
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Mr. McQueen's death came amid a legal fight between the N.R.A. and Ackerman McQueen that would have not long ago been considered inconceivable.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Vermont made big news not long ago when they introduced incentives for knowledge workers to live locally and work remotely.
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Not long ago, researchers at the lab defined the behavior of their test-taking system one line of software code at a time.
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Not long ago, after I gave a seminar in my field, a young professional approached me with some questions that I happily answered.
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Not long ago, passengers knew that airlines didn't care about their comfort, but at least those carriers abused their front-line employees, too.
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Not long ago, the two countries' security agencies, politicians and organized-crime rings held the same passports and answered to the same leaders.
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Not long ago, instead of being fashionable and cool, it was some kind of sinful thing, almost like you weren't getting the whole book.
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Portugal, not long ago rated junk by all three major agencies, last week was restored to full investment-grade status after a Moody's upgrade.
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The overall STD rate, meanwhile, increased for the fourth straight year, continuing a steady slide backward from record-low rates seen not long ago.
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Not long ago, right here in South Africa, I watched a young LGBT activist challenge a bishop to accept ALL people into the church.
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Not long ago, a man crashed a plane into a Texas I.R.S. office, after leaving a rambling last message about America's unfair tax system.
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Not long ago, there were reports some popular apps could closely track users' locations before collecting and selling the data to advertisers and retailers.
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They have formed their own lineage and tradition of contemporary lynching, indirectly birthed from not-long-ago traditions of Jim Crow and slaver brutality.
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Not long ago, after a late day at work, I came across a young couple passed out in the stairwell of my parking garage.
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Not long ago annual passenger growth of more than 20153% was normal, and transport-watchers mused that the private car was on its uppers.
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It was not long ago—the start of 2016—that Naspers was worth more than its Tencent stake but it is now worth less.
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Then everything was assembled together to create a sequence that, not long ago, would have been impossibly expensive, regardless of the length of development.
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Not long ago I received a MacArthur Fellowship, which is sometimes called the "genius grant," much to the MacArthur Foundation's disagreement and my own.
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Not long ago while researching my book "Beyond Words," about animals' capacities for thought and emotion, I spent time with free-living killer whales.
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"We're focused and trying to win as many games as we can," said Millsap, who was the subject of trade rumors not long ago.
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Not long ago I watched a video in my Facebook timeline—I don't remember what it was, only that it was something very sad.
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"Now I find it hard to compare, because how can you compare such a thing to—a tree ?" she told me not long ago.
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While November is still politically far away, this recent evidence is a far cry from the apocalyptic predictions many were making not long ago.
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I received a letter not long ago from a man who said, 'You can go to Japan to live, but you cannot become Japanese.
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" Not long ago, as the media speculated whether Sanders had plans to leave her job, her husband told me, "Public service is very difficult.
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As Mr. Whitcomb retrieved the mail at home not long ago with his 15-year-old son, he saw an envelope from Mr. Baker.
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Policy Clash President Obama's civil-rights legacy looked on track, not long ago, to include a major push against America's deeply entrenched housing segregation.
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By Maddie Emerson* Not long ago, my husband and I — both full-time freelancers in creative fields — found ourselves bottomed out by the recession.
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Ellenberger Smashes Brown for Career-Saving Win Not long ago, Matt Brown and Jake Ellenberger were considered two of the best welterweights on earth.
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The situation is not quite as dire as it was not long ago, however, with the stock up around 28 percent on the year.
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Not long ago, I was reading a brilliant collection called "The Holocaust and the Book: Destruction and Preservation," which was edited by Jonathan Rose.
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Not long ago, national leaders and scientists, if not Hollywood producers, saw space as a horizon for scientific exploration rather than for intergalactic battles.
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Not long ago, on a movie set, the director and a producer tried to bully me into a sex scene at the last minute.
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Not long ago in Bronxville, about 21 miles from Tuohy's home, Cain was a lock to become the next great American distance running sensation.
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Not long ago, he was sitting in a cage at a kill shelter in New Mexico, hoping to be adopted before time ran out.
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Not long ago I climbed newly erected scaffolding to the top of Centre Point, a 380-foot skyscraper in the center of the city.
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There was news not long ago that Americans are eating out less, that 82 percent of meals in America are now made at home.
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Not long ago, the Moores decided to expand their family — the timing of which was definitely influenced by having relatives just downstairs, they said.
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Adam Grant Not long ago, after interviewing a venture capitalist onstage, I announced to the audience that we would take questions but no pitches.
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When I visited Johnson, not long ago, at his office on Park Avenue South, he described himself as an accidental student of civic anxiety.
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Not long ago, China's courts would probably have ignored such an assault, because the attacker was both Ms Dong's husband and the girl's father.
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Not long ago, scientists scouring the cosmos for Earth-like planets with the right stuff to generate life were looking around sun-like stars.
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Not long ago I reread "The Great Gatsby," and was impressed again by the beauty of the prose and the distinctiveness of the style.
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Not long ago, human remains turned up behind a mill building in Providence, R.I., setting into motion this new murder trial against Mr. Salemme.
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Not long ago, I opened my laptop, dimmed the lights in my room, and clicked play on the YouTube video "ASMR Ear Eating Twins".
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Last month, Sistine hired the P.R. agency 42West, which represents Kylie Jenner (82 million followers), and not long ago she signed with IMG Models.
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Not long ago, I asked the woman if she thought that Franken had been making a sexual advance or a clumsy thank-you gesture.
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Not long ago, Michael Govan flew me over Mormon Mesa, the site of the sculpture, in his plane, a single-engine 245 Beechcraft Bonanza.
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Scarcity breeds solidarity: not long ago, Nef was asked to do full-frontal nudity and, flummoxed, she sent Cox a direct message on Instagram.
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Not long ago, Odeh was on a street in Nazareth, a largely Arab city, where he was about to do a standup television interview.
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Not long ago, Ms. Conway felt like a vital part of a system that needed smart people on both sides to make it work.
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Opinion Columnist The internet expands the bounds of acceptable discourse, so ideas considered out of bounds not long ago now rocket toward widespread acceptability.
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" Referring to his advanced age, Mr. Arpaio added: "I carried a gun and a badge up until not long ago, so age means nothing.
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Not long ago, Americans used to worry — constantly and loudly — about what their country's main cultural export was and what it said about them.
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This may sound extreme, but not long ago bariatric surgery also seemed barbaric — and it has quickly become a common treatment for extreme obesity.
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Not long ago, Hollywood film premieres and private parties dominated the social landscape, with proximity to celebrity culture the main measure of glamour and exclusivity.
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"It is a little nerve wracking that this just happened not long ago," said Wehr as she lined up next to the flashing police cars.
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Not long ago they were firing on all cylinders, putting up 140,000 private homes in England in 2018, the most since before the financial crisis.
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Entrepreneurs everywhere can now solve the problems of humanity Not long ago, all of the major innovations came from big research labs in the West.
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Greece is on a path trodden not long ago by previously bailed-out states such as Portugal and Ireland, but its rehabilitation may be slower.
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Not long ago, Kehlani exhibited some gender and sexuality blind spots of her own, which she promptly addressed when they were called to her attention.
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Not long ago, Moody's Analytics said barring an unlikely recession or a global shock, the economy is strong enough for Trump to be re-elected.
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Not long ago, though, I ran out of the trusty sulfate-free shampoo I'd been relying on to keep my hair soft, glossy, and healthy.
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"[One in 9 girls experience child sexual abuse in the United States] — I read that not long ago, and I was really shocked," she said.
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Not long ago, there were conservatives in this country who accepted, and even supported, legislation to restrict gun use and ownership — as did the NRA.
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So far that the man who was not long ago the scourge of baseball was prodded about the prospect of one day leading a team.
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Not long ago, such sabre-rattling would have triggered an uproar from corporate chieftains, worried about reprisals that would shut them out of China's markets.
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At the same time, a world not long ago on the cusp of deflation now finds itself worried about things going in the other direction.
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Not long ago, it wasn't uncommon for companies to have set policies in place that regulated employees' use of and access to social media platforms.
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Not long ago, the UFC's Super Bowl weekend card was expected to be headlined by a heavyweight title clash between Fabricio Werdum and Cain Velasquez.
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Not long ago, the German shepherd was rescued from California's Mendocino wildfires — for which he is named — by the Draper City Fire Department's Patrick Cullen.
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Not long ago, parents in the U.S. found themselves helpless in the face of infant death from tetanus; blindness from measles; and hospitalization from rotavirus.
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Not long ago, the mission of food banks was to relieve hunger with whatever was at hand, including salty canned goods or even potato chips.
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Timothy Egan Not long ago, I went to the top of Crater Mountain searching for a trace of the last living Beat poet, Gary Snyder.
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Not long ago, the real excitement about new design was in Europe, at furniture fairs like the Salone del Mobile, held every April in Milan.
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They seem like a throwback to a time, not long ago, when it was normal and acceptable for a doctor to lie to a patient.
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Not long ago, Pete was recording an album and put out word that he wanted to have as many Escovedos as possible perform on it.
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Not long ago I asked a veteran union organizer named Larry Fox what he had learned from his 40-plus years in the labor movement.
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Not long ago, there were several featured superstars known widely to the casual tennis fan: Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, Murray, Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Sharapova.
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Outside, children play barefoot soccer on a stony field in a suburban sprawl that not long ago displaced the big game that once grazed here.
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It is a position that not long ago would have seemed as unimaginable as Monday's historic presidential meeting of the once-avowed Cold War enemies.
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We premiered "Night Ride" not long ago which was the scene is getting old and you're doing all the same things you've been doing forever.
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Not long ago, while he was shopping at a 7-Eleven in Fort Lauderdale, he noticed that a 32-year-old guy was cruising him.
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Not long ago, for example, he fell ill after eating clam chowder, which he attributes to meat broth that he suspects was in the soup.
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The idea of making such an effort in Orange County — and in districts with a Republican registration edge — would have seemed unthinkable not long ago.
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The International Energy Agency not long ago calculated that two-thirds of the power added to the planet's energy grid in 22016 was from renewables.
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I met up not long ago with a former Vietnam chopper pilot who had been a few years ahead of me in our high school.
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Not long ago, in conversation with a good friend who happens to be black, we acknowledged to each other that we both had those scars.
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Nowhere is the shift more pronounced, or more painful, than at Goldman Sachs Group, not long ago regarded as the unrivaled king of Wall Street.
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Not long ago, many Americans seemed to be seeing the coronavirus pandemic the way they see so many facets of life — refracted through pure partisanship.
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The most valuable public company in the world not long ago is now worth less than longtime rivals Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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At the restaurant not long ago, Salvador was working his way through "I Know Why (and so Do You)," popularized in 1941 by Glenn Miller.
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Not long ago — in the nascent days of smartphones, mobile apps and the mysterious "cloud" — wading into the market for new tech was often risky.
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Not long ago, the Red Sox series was expected to be a high-stakes contest between two teams battling for control of the A.L. East.
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"I have customers who eat here twice a day," she told me not long ago, when we sat down to talk before the lunch rush.
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It is a strategy that has helped drive down crime in a city that not long ago was among the most dangerous in the country.
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Not long ago, Gary Cohn, the head of the White House National Economic Council, looked like the leading candidate to be the next Fed chairman.
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Not long ago, I sat with Pierre in his Paris office near the Parc Monceau with a plate of those bite-size sablés between us.
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Not long ago, I booked a plane flight using miles; when the flight was canceled because of bad weather, the airline simply kept the miles.
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Not long ago, I got a call from a Colombian man, in his early twenties, named Fernando, who was preparing to sneak across the border.
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Not long ago, children routinely moved around their neighborhoods by foot or by bicycle, and that was often how they traveled to and from school.
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Spitting a chunk of Red Man tobacco on the ground, Bell leads me into the warehouse he constructed not long ago to hold his crop.
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Not long ago, Buttigieg had the buzz and Warren was seen as something like a health food diet — good for you, but low on excitement.
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"We used to have trials not long ago that had 700 patients per arm," Dr. Sharpless said, referring to the treatment groups in a study.
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Not long ago, the show would be nearly impossible to fathom, as most Western rock and pop music was strictly banned after the 1959 revolution.
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Not long ago, when Airbnb guests checked into his building, he knocked on the door and politely reminded them that their hotel was his home.
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Because Williams connects so well with young people who deal with the same things she dealt with not long ago, her circle is always growing.
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It seems that when his mother died, not long ago, his siblings started squabbling over her house and belongings before her body had even cooled.
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Alexander Tochilovsky was rummaging through the Cooper Union's vast archive of graphic design epherma not long ago when he came across a box of holiday cards.
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Not long ago, however, this former Olympic hopeful who competed alongside big names such as Simone Biles had grown tired of the grueling sport's constant pressure.
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Grande was previously dating rapper, Mac Miller, for nearly two years before calling it quits, and Davidson split from longtime girlfriend, Cazzie David not long ago.
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That's a stunning fall from a peak of $47 billion, and an additional embarrassment for a company that not long ago was planning to go public.
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At a popular hotel nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley, two long-separated technologies came together not long ago — all in the name of toothpaste.
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Not long ago, it was a prime spot to harvest abalone, and the very reef the tug now sits upon remains habitat for the endangered species.
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In fact, the President himself was introspective about it last week, as he previewed military strikes in Syria -- which he had not long ago railed against.
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Not long ago, I was drinking coffee with a friend and asked why she was applying to medical school despite her love and talent for research.
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Not long ago Jane Clementi was simply a mom of three sons, a part-time nurse and an active member of her Ridgewood, New Jersey, church.
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Not long ago, a murderer who sought to disseminate footage of his awful crime would have faced television news programs unwilling to show such horrific material.
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Not long ago, however, it didn't exist at all, and, when it finally arrived, it was pretty crappy, even on a sick top-quality RAZR phone.
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I sunk many, many hours into Forza Horizon 3 not long ago, and I'm looking forward to doing the same with this new game this fall.
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If Harvey needs surgery, the Mets might have to contemplate what would have been unthinkable not long ago: looking for starting pitching help from another club.
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Not long ago, it would have been difficult to find the two companies in the same stratosphere, to say nothing of the same piece of paper.
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Ted Cruz may have been joking when he suggested sending Beto O'Rourke to jail, but that kind of joke would have been unthinkable not long ago.
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Not long ago, it seemed as if the Nigerian military was making progress against the extremists, who want to create a religious state of their own.
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Not long ago I took a new job, leaving my old company after 18 years because it was restructuring and I felt I needed a change.
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Not long ago, groundskeepers and golf maintenance workers were directly employed at the Trump properties in Florida and frequently moved between them, according to former employees.
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As a museum curator and scholar of the repatriation movement, I am stunned by the pace of these unfolding events, which seemed unlikely not long ago.
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In her fascinating new book, the historian Susanne Schmidt reminds us that, not long ago, we did have an important debate about the changing life course.
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Not long ago, it was a challenge to get the public or governments to care about afflictions that affect such a relatively small number of people.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic nominees for governor include three African-Americans, two of them in the old Confederacy, a prospect that not long ago would have been unthinkable.
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And North Dakota, whose oil-drenched economy was the envy of the nation not long ago, drops another seven spots, to No. 19, overall this year.
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MEXICO CITY — Not long ago, any suggestion that Mexico might walk away from the North American Free Trade Agreement would have been met with utter disbelief.
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"Not long ago, everybody was touting this stuff as the cleaner, safer bridge fuel to a clean energy future," the "Mad Money" host said on Monday.
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"Not long ago, everybody was touting this stuff as the cleaner, safer bridge fuel to a clean energy future," the "Mad Money " host said on Monday.
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Not long ago, for example, a member wrote in about the problem with buying bulk coffee in the absence of signage explaining the impact on biodiversity.
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We saw it before not long ago — and not just in the split-second in which he all but reduced Carrie to tears in this episode.
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Not long ago he had a group of students survey residents about what they wanted on Belmont Avenue, which historically had been a major shopping thoroughfare.
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Not long ago, my friend Bryan quit his corporate job working as a technical writer for a Fortune 500 company in order to do something new.
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Yuyang Liu stood aboard a Chinese trawler bobbing off the coast of Guinea-Bissau not long ago, trying with all his might to keep his breakfast down.
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Still, Apple has a long way to go to start growing again in China, which was not long ago viewed as one of its most promising markets.
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Not long ago, she visited her home country after five years of studying in London and Los Angeles, and noticed something strange: the local language had changed.
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And, matter of fact, I wrote him another letter not long ago when I was going over some mail, just to tell him how much it meant.
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"Not long ago, I met with Elijah in the Oval Office and I saw the passion he had, with me, for lowering prescription drug prices," Trump said.
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Not long ago, notes Amy Myers Jaffe of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, oil imports were the largest cause of America's current-account deficit.
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Not long ago, Twitter had let go under 20 people from its Bengaluru developer centre, most of whom belonged to ZipDial, an Indian startup Twitter had acquired.
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Not long ago, gathering this kind of information required researchers to actually travel to the mountains and manually collect the data—an extremely laborious, and imprecise, process.
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However, there was a study done not long ago by [psychologist] Roy Baumeister that found bullying actually tended to develop in children with too high self-esteem.
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Not long ago, when Mr. Staser suspected someone had been stealing, he held the culprit with a Taser at a store's front door until the police arrived.
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In what's become a troublingly common occurrence, the combination of extreme weather and crumbling infrastructure threatened the residents of another American community in California not long ago.
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Not long ago, it bought back more than twice as many at double the price amid an insurgency led by Elliott Management, Paul Singer's pushy hedge fund.
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EVANS: MICHAEL, ALL THE SAME, I DO RECALL YOU TOLD OUR JON FORTT NOT LONG AGO YOU THINK THE PUBLIC CLOUD IN SOME WAYS IS TOO EXPENSIVE.
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It is a stunning turnabout for a land of 1.8 million people that not long ago was among the most pro-American Muslim societies in the world.
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Not long ago, many prominent Democrats—including President Barack Obama—supported charter schools and other centrist education policies, such as linking teacher evaluations to standardized test scores.
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Not long ago, I spoke with Mustafa Tameez, a Houston political consultant who made his name helping to elect the first Vietnamese-American to the Texas House.
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Photograph by Moises Saman / Magnum for The New Yorker Not long ago, I met with a senior Iraqi intelligence official who is deeply involved in counterterrorism operations.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — When we met Matthew Sewell not long ago, he was making his New York Times crossword debut with a charming theme about fantasy sports.
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Not long ago, most Republicans stood firmly against increasing the federal budget deficit and the national debt but analysts say their tax plan would hugely expand both.
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Even casual observers are aware the oil-rich country, not long ago the wealthiest economy in Latin America, is on the verge of becoming a failed state.
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Not long ago, a Hillary Clinton sound-alike called a skywriting company and asked if it would spell out a derogatory slogan about Bernie Sanders's bathroom habits.
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I mean, my brother was lynched not long ago, down in Arkansas, but I can see you've got bigger fish to fry—I'll get right on it.
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Mr. Trump spent an hour or so with our editorial board not long ago, a visit that has become famous for comments he made off the record.
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Not long ago, a woman walked up to Miles, pointed to her husband, and asked Miles to guess how many consecutive Indy 403s her husband had attended.
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A season that appeared lost not long ago enters its final stretch with Real Madrid in contention for titles in the Champions League and the Spanish league.
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Coulis moved from Brooklyn to Athens, Georgia not long ago and it's tempting to speculate that her new home has inspired a new freedom in her work.
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The big picture: Macron, who not long ago was reveling in his position as Trump's favored international partner, was more willing to go to bat against him.
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Not long ago, a refrigerator repair service charging $21983 an hour included the half-hour when the repairman disappeared to feed the parking meter, Ms. Marini said.
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Tara Roscioli, a nutritionist, author and entrepreneur, made an appointment to meet Ms. Mack not long ago at Otte, a store on North Moore Street in TriBeCa.
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Editorial Not long ago, America and its democratic allies hoped to integrate a rising China into the political and economic system they built after the Cold War.
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Not long ago, Donna Brazile was the interim chairwoman of the Democratic Party and a strident critic of Fox News, accusing the network of bias and hyperbole.
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After all, from New York's founding until not long ago, the city was chiefly a port — busy with the daily movement of goods onto and off ships.
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Not long ago, American culture provided a sanctioned life course: an idle childhood, an adulthood of mothering (for women) and productive labor (for men), a leisured retirement.
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Christine Quinn, the former City Council speaker, who now runs Win, the biggest provider of shelter for homeless families in the city, experienced this not long ago.
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PHOENIX — There was a time not long ago when the house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for his son David was slated to meet an ungraceful end.
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On a balmy morning not long ago, in an art studio about 10 minutes outside Kansas City, 120 attendees from as far away as Canada were gathered.
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NOT LONG ago it was hard to find anyone with a bad word to say about Mario Draghi, the Italian boss of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Not long ago, Darrow was looking for the right ways to assert his presence, to make a claim to a house that didn't always feel like his.
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But nearby, one duplex has holes in its windows, and another is smashed and boarded up, damaged by a car that careened into it not long ago.
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LESS IS HEARD these days about China's massive terraforming operations in the South China Sea, which not long ago exercised neighbours as well as the United States.
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"I didn't come here to hurt people," she declared not long ago — then voted for a bill that would quadruple the number of uninsured in West Virginia.
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There was a time, not long ago, when "unprocessed" or "dirty" scrap was generally easier to sell, on the global market; much of it went to China.
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Dim lights have a chance to shine a bit brighter, and things that appeared lifeless not long ago reanimate into something entirely different, and maybe even new.
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For starters, Trump's alleged remark was made in a supposedly private meeting with members of Congress, the kind of meeting that not long ago would stay private.
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Not long ago, the Clarkes, who have been worried for months, finally heard through the grapevine about Clyde's rescue, and they now hope to bring him home.
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At a weekend share house not long ago, I found that the virtual-reality virus had infected me, and I'm beginning to suspect the condition is endemic.
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Not long ago it came back, to be faced by a medical opponent that might not have existed had it been smart enough to come back earlier.
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There was a time, not long ago, when "unprocessed" or "dirty" scrap was generally easier to sell, on the global market; much of it went to China.
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RT may no longer be a Twitter customer now, as the company made clear at the hearings, but not long ago it was a multimillion-dollar sales prospect.
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Not long ago I had a 7-hour layover in San Salvador, and I happily coughed up the $25 fee just to have a quiet place to rest.
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Not long ago, Prince removed all of his music from dominant streaming services like Pandora and Spotify, electing only to have his music hosted at artist-owned Tidal.
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Not long ago Wang was in bed at home in San Franscisco, where she lives with her husband, Chris, 37, when she saw a huge swarm of flies.
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But not long ago, the idea of amending the Constitution to make desecrating the American flag a crime was a widely popular idea — among both Republicans and Democrats.
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I remember a day not long ago when I rocked my daughter, Eva, in my arms, and her eyes stopped and steadied as they looked back into mine.
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Not long ago, it was still an up-and-coming country looking for ways to nurture an economic boom that was lifting millions of people out of poverty.
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Not long ago, a mother washing her 6900-year-old daughter's hair lifted her hand to find the girl's entire head of hair falling out by the handful.
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Personal Journeys One night not long ago, my 6-year-old staggered out of her room for the fourth time, hellbent on conveying the specific anguish of insomnia.
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Not long ago, a history society at the University of Toronto, which was compiling a video archive of notable alumni, asked to interview Atwood about her college days.
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"My husband died of emphysema not long ago," said Rosa Mora as she dropped off some old medications, some of which she had got hold of in Mexico.
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You said in an interview not long ago that your kids told you they're going to hold you accountable for one job, and that is being a mom.
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Not long ago I wrote an article about a documentary movie based on a long-lost and unusually intimate interview with David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding prime minister.
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The chancellor's inability to act decisively has exposed the spectacular weakening of a leader who not long ago was seen as a key defender of the liberal order.
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But cracks began to appear in Mr. Wansink's and the Food and Brand Lab's work not long ago, when other researchers noted discrepancies in some of his studies.
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Not long ago, a filmmaker wouldn't dream of shooting a movie on a phone because the quality was so inferior to what you could capture on pricier devices.
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Colleen McGlynn, the proprietor of DaVero Farms & Winery, for example, not long ago walked a dozen guests through a tasting of her extra-virgin and Meyer lemon oils.
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The growing field of immunotherapy is profoundly changing cancer treatment and has rescued many people with advanced malignancies that not long ago would have been a death sentence.
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In turn, she won in Democratic strongholds like Atlanta and Savannah, but also in the vote-rich Atlanta suburbs that were not long ago centers of Republican influence.
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The golden age of the blockbuster seems to have ended here in the US; not long ago, the abysmal Independence Day: Resurgence flopped at the domestic box office.
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Not long ago, he acquired two T-shirts advertising the local highway poutine shack by his grandmother's weekend cabin near Alliston, Ontario, which he proudly wears around school.
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"There was a time not long ago when you could not use the word 'lie' in a campaign," said Anita Dunn, once a communications director to Mr. Obama.
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One day not long ago, she finally sat down with a cup of coffee, put on her reading glasses and read the legislative language of the Sanders bill.
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Not long ago, we wrote about how roller-blading is back — but that's not the only fun way to pass the time with wheels strapped to your feet.
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Both Jackson and Vic suffered a relationship loss not long ago, but she seems to want to put that behind her and Jackson didn't mind the idea either.
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Mr. Barrow, a real-estate agent who not long ago was a low-level opposition party member, is among those who have fled Gambia because of security concerns.
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Donald Trump Jr., himself a Trump-Russia Star of the Week not long ago, hooked Cohen up with his job in the Trump Organization back in 2006. 10.
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New Mexico was considered a true battleground state not long ago — President George W. Bush carried it in 2004 — but it is increasingly safe in the Democratic column.
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Graham's rush to Trump's side is particularly baffling because not long ago, he was best known for his bipartisan deal-making on issues like climate change and immigration.
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Not long ago, all the action in Miami seemed to happen in South Beach; visitors and locals had no reason to head to the neighborhoods to the north.
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Not long ago, my wife, a composer, asked me if I would ever advise a student from a low-income family to pursue a career in the arts.
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Not long ago, Mad Men got the recaps, after-shows, and literary-minded critiques; now, those hosannas go to squabbling deities, swords-and-sorcery, zombies, killer robots, and raptures.
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Not long ago, this industrial city was touted as the birthplace of the Anatolian Tigers, a generation of conservative businessmen who helped create Turkey's economic boom in the 13s.
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But this also reflected something that novelist Charlie Jane Anders pointed out not long ago on Twitter: Every Trek series introduces main villains who reflect that series' greatest themes.
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Not long ago the publisher unveiled Far Cry 5, which launches next year and shifts the setting to Montana, where players will face off against a religious doomsday cult.
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Not long ago, Trump derided Cummings' Baltimore district as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" — something it's hard to picture Cummings ever saying about any corner of America.
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Levkovich said it was not long ago that the market was worried a Clinton win could be a landslide, bringing in enough Democrats to control the House and Senate.
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America's Republicans, who not long ago warned of imminent budgetary catastrophe, have in office cut taxes enough to push the deficit above 4% of GDP, despite a healthy economy.
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Not long ago, few companies would dream of having to come out publicly to tell customers their data had possibly been exposed but had not been stolen or misused.
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Not long ago social media held out the promise of a more enlightened politics, as accurate information and effortless communication helped good people drive out corruption, bigotry and lies.
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Not long ago David Edgerton of King's College London, who also spoke at the festival, drove across the bridge in Genoa that collapsed in August, killing 43 people (pictured).
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Not long ago people thought IBM, Cisco Systems, Intel and Oracle were unbeatable in tech; they're all still large companies, but they're far less influential than they once were.
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Not long ago, Geoff Hinton made a call for top researchers to abandon deep learning and develop brand-new machine learning algorithms that can come closer to human intelligence.
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Not long ago, Joanna Coles was having lunch with David Carey, the president of Hearst magazines, when he suggested she should take on a bigger role at the company.
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Not long ago, Wolffe uncovered writings by A. W. Tillinghast, the course's renowned architect, which mentioned observances of strange, devilish creatures stalking the woods of the ridge at night.
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Why cell phone video may actually deepen racial divisions Not long ago, plenty of people predicted that cell phone videos would usher in a new era of racial tolerance.
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An influential art critic, Christopher Allen of The Australian, the national newspaper, groused not long ago that there was too much Aboriginal art, some of it of poor quality.
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Not long ago, Alison herself took an axe to a Honda owned by the principal of her school, a mentor who reeled her in romantically and then jilted her.
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Not long ago, Nashville's art community experienced a debacle heated enough to prompt a grassroots citywide meeting and panel discussion about race, diversity, and responsibility in the visual arts.
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This includes China and India, where not long ago coal dominated capacity additions, as well as the U.S., where the shale gas revolution has made gas cheap and abundant.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There was a time not long ago when the Chinese village of Dafen became infamous for cornering the market on oil painting reproductions.
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Not long ago some prominent business leaders confronted him on his decision to halt the construction of Mexico City's new airport, a $13 billion venture, if he is elected.
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Not long ago, Stephanie Heller, a New Jersey realtor, was leaving her gym after a workout when she noticed a woman in the parking lot struggling to bend down.
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It was not long ago that President Obama told the Saudis to "share the neighborhood" with Iran, as part of his solution for regional stability in the Middle East.
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Nearly 11 months later, Kazan was sitting in the boutique hotel lobby in Greenwich, looking like the polar opposite of the woman who had been chanting not long ago.
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Opinion COVINGTON, KY. — Not long ago, I visited a Narcotics Anonymous meeting where men with tattoos and short-cropped hair sat in a circle and talked out their errors.
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If your history indicates, doctors can test for a reaction to Can f 5 via a blood test approved not long ago by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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His lean forward is a sign of Trump intensity — think of that photo behind the wheel of a big rig on the White House lawn not long ago. 2.
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Not long ago it was all too common to read articles about heat waves, floods and droughts that seemed to go to great lengths to avoid mentioning climate change.
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There was a time not long ago when fairness and equal time in the coverage of candidates and the conduct of candidate debates was the law of the land.
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Not long ago, Mike Ditka, a legendary tight end and coach for the Chicago Bears, told Bryant Gumbel, of HBO, that he wouldn't let a son of his play.
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As supply mounted, market sentiment shifted toward buyers, who in headier days, not long ago, were readily purchasing from floor plans and encountering bidding wars that drove up prices.
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Not long ago, a planet that warms by 2 degrees Celsius over the course of the coming century was considered an unimaginable catastrophe to be avoided at any cost.
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Beyond a statue of Gertrude Stein in Bryant Park, there is the Gay Liberation Monument and the AIDS memorial that went up in the West Village not long ago.
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You did also join us not long ago at our annual Code Conference where you helped lead a breakfast discussion about blockchain, which was then in its early stages.
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Not long ago a science writer named Gabriel Popkin began leading walks to identify trees for city dwellers in Washington, DC, many who do work that takes place on screens.
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If you go back not long ago, to the beginning of the 1990s, end of the 1980s, something like two-thirds of people thought same-sex relationships were morally wrong.
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Story Outworks Saffiedine for Unanimous Decision Not long ago, it looked as though a cut on Tarec Saffiedine's knee would yank him from his scheduled welterweight bout with Rick Story.
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Part of the Rivesaltes camp itself was used not long ago, between 27 and 2000, as a temporary detention center for undocumented migrants awaiting deportation to their countries of origin.
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The boy has had it rough — his father was killed not long ago and Carol has kept warning him that "the monsters" will eat him if they get a chance.
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Not long ago Balfour Beatty, Britain's largest construction firm, issued seven profit warnings in the space of two-and-a-half years, after accepting too much work at low margins.
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As I absorbed the club's zen energy and communal atmosphere, it was hard to digest that not long ago violence flooded the area, caused by sectarian clashes between rival neighborhoods.
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For example, not long ago, cleantech companies, armed with very preliminary sales, raised massive financings from VCs eager to back winners toward scaling into what they characterized as infinite demand.
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It's hard to remember, but there was a time not long ago when no comic got the benefit of the doubt more than Louis C.K. That is ancient history now.
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Willis, who teaches tennis lessons at Warwick Boat Club, may be the only active coach in the main singles draws, but Amra Sadikovic was a tennis coach not long ago.
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The spat may seem academic, but it highlights how serious the field of quantum computing, considered the realm of science fiction not long ago, has become within the tech industry.
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I had the unbelievable opportunity not long ago to go to Argentina as secretary of the Air Force, and I was able to reconnect with this family 40 years later.
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Not long ago, he teamed up with a designer, Melanie Maggio, who suggested using discarded fish skin, teeth, bones and so forth to make jewelry for a company called Jacto.
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Album Review Not long ago it was possible to peg Ryley Walker as a pastiche agent, a fingerstyle guitarist and singer-songwriter with a taste for revivalist modes of yesteryear.
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Op-Ed Contributor YEKATERINBURG, Russia — Not long ago, I was invited to a sauna in Yekaterinburg, the fourth-largest city in Russia, just on the Asian side of the Urals.
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He noted that, not long ago, the police had visited his partner at their house, to tell her they had credible information that she and her family were in danger.
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Not long ago, Republicans made outreach to Hispanics a top priority; today the signals that the president and his party send are that Hispanics are alien, unwelcome, nothing but trouble.
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Not long ago, the 60-year-old Groth found himself out of a job and considered retiring on a pension built over a career of maintaining computer servers and printers.
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Not long ago, I was taking my 9-year-old son to school when we saw that "Down with Sullivan" had been spray-painted on the wall abutting our home.
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Not long ago, Apple put a screen-time feature on the iPhone that's supposed to, I don't know, shame me into putting down the drug it won't stop selling me.
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That book is omitted from this volume, Darryl Pinckney writes in his introduction, because it was reissued not long ago by the same publisher, with an introduction by Joan Didion.
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Not long ago, 19 miles was considered the longest range possible for an "effective" shot, where an unguided shell could still miss the target by as much as 300 yards.
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For now, Porzingis remains at the core of the team, along with another young 7-footer from Europe, Willy Hernangomez, who not long ago was playing with Porzingis in Spain.
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Not long ago, I watched "The Founder," the movie about the businessman Ray Kroc, who mutated McDonald's from a family-owned restaurant into the global multinational corporation it is today.
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Not long ago Erin Wexstten, the 20063-year-old founder of Oxalis Apothecary, a plant-based skin care brand, ticked off all the ways she uses lavender in her life.
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Not long ago Dr. Rangan Chatterjee had a patient with Type 2 diabetes who was struggling to lower his blood sugar levels despite following an intense diet and exercise program.
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The Rangers, who were not long ago one of the most unbending defensive clubs in the N.H.L., finished this regular season 19th in shots against and 15th in goals against.
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But we characterize Iran as "meddling" in Iraq, forgetting or oblivious to the fact that not long ago Iraq posed an existential threat to Iran, which the United States abetted.
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On a sweltering Saturday evening not long ago, 250 men and women in their 60s and 30s packed into a Williamsburg bar without air conditioning to match-make via PowerPoint.
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Contributing Opinion Writer One day not long ago in a college class I was teaching, some of my students couldn't find the page I was talking about in the reading.
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Not long ago, a friend picked up her son from a summer day camp and found him beaming with pride that he'd finished the robot he'd spent two days building.
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On a bright afternoon not long ago, a man stepped out of an apartment onto a crowded sidewalk and a gust of wind blew his shirt up, revealing a gun.
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LONDON — When it switched offices in London not long ago, the European Medicines Agency signed a 25-year lease on a shiny new building in the east of the city.
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She's middle-aged, lives and works in exurban Detroit as a part-time in-home nurse and hairdresser, and not long ago switched from riding dirt bikes to a Harley.
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Not long ago, an NGO in Africa hired her to write a series of nonfiction books on its socioeconomic message to distribute to influencers in Europe, among them prime ministers.
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There was a time, not long ago, when people used to say that our democratic norms, our proud history of freedom, would protect us from such a slide into tyranny.
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Both the House and Senate measures would add $1.5 trillion over 10 years to the budget deficit and national debt, a problem that not long ago would have drawn Republican criticism.
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The town had put up new street lights not long ago and amazingly, most are still standing, their midcentury-style white posts stretching out like angels' wings high above the destruction.
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But Mr. Borysevicz also said that a collector in Thailand had canceled a purchase not long ago, saying it was because of the virus that he could not buy the piece.
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There was a time not long ago that women couldn't vote, or open credit cards without their husband's signature, or compete in the Olympics, or do their jobs without being harassed.
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NOT long ago even members of the royal family were cowed by Saudi Arabia's religious police, formally known as the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice.
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At the McCarran airport in Las Vegas not long ago, I handed my ticket and driver's license to the T.S.A. agent, a woman who appeared to be in her mid-60s.
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Devin Wenig was sitting here not long ago, talking about eBay, and we were having the same kind of conversation that you and I may have had 15-18 years ago.
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Jong-su graduated from university not long ago, and now aspires to be an author—the next Faulkner, even—but he is better at talking about his ambitions than realising them.
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"What this means is that we do now have what look like (two) treatments for a disease for which not long ago we really had no approach at all," he said.
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Javan and Sumatran rhinos were not long ago widespread across South-East Asia, but poaching has confined them to a few tiny pockets of the islands after which they are named.
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"Today's vote total would've been unthinkable not long ago, but Congress is finally taking notice that Saudi Arabia is using U.S. munitions to deliberately hit civilian targets inside Yemen," said Murphy.
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Obama landed at Havana's Jose Marti International Airport aboard Air Force One, the presidential jet with "United States of America" emblazoned across its fuselage, a sight almost unimaginable not long ago.
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On social media you may have already double-tapped one of its sleek pieces of outwear or cool accessories, like the fanny pack that that got our attention not long ago.
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"It's a very different way of playing," Sundhage said of a defense-heavy strategy so different from the aggressive style her American teams displayed when she coached them not long ago.
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Not long ago, exposure to CEOs was limited to a small number of traditional business news outlets, and coverage of executives, even charismatic ones, was almost entirely related to their companies.
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It was not long ago that qualified nominees coasted onto the court, Chief Justice Roberts said last month, in a speech at New England Law, a private law school in Boston.
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And not long ago, the group won a major victory in their long-simmering war, taking over the city of Ghazni, a strategic provincial capital less than 100 miles from Kabul.
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Not long ago, natural hair was almost unanimously seen in Brazil as an undesirable quality that needed to be attended to with intensive—and expensive—straightening procedures like the Brazilian blowout.
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Exxon was not long ago required to write down 3.3 billion barrels of oil from its officially stated reserves because it could no longer produce them profitably at today's low prices.
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Not long ago the news that Chris Hughes, the wealthy co-founder of Facebook, had decided to sell the New Republic, which he only bought in 2012, was making the rounds.
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"China attempted to create a coherent, Western-style stock market not long ago, but it broke down badly last night, with more than 1,000 stocks falling over 10 percent, " he continued.
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The company has already said that its Detroit Hamtramck assembly plant, which not long ago produced a variety of gasoline-powered vehicles, will now begin to manufacture only fully electric models.
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Not long ago it would have seemed unthinkable to add Turkey to the list of countries — including North Korea, Iran and Russia — that the United States had sanctioned for unscrupulous behavior.
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Not long ago, fair housing groups that uncovered particularly egregious lending discrimination by banks and mortgage companies could count on federal regulators to curb, at least, the worst forms of predation.
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Ann Claire, a milliner, was there not long ago to get flowers for a hatpin she was making for the HBO adaptation of "The Plot Against America," a Philip Roth novel.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Not long ago I found myself inside the hushed and high-vaulted interior of a nursing home for geriatric books, in the forgotten city of St.-Omer, France.
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These women once, not long ago, fought for their lives; a night on the lake, in comparison, and a chance to feed their families, is a risk many of them take.
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Not long ago, a couple of months before I completed my undergraduate degree, I confessed romantic feelings to a female friend, with whom I had been extremely close since freshman year.
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News reports of his death featured photos of Mr. Buckel in his prime — a serious-looking lawyer who not long ago was at the forefront of the fight for marriage equality.
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Not long ago, he watched as more than 33 angry residents crowded a meeting demanding that Bay County be declared a "Second Amendment sanctuary" amid talk of an assault weapons ban.
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Not long ago, the website for the nonprofit Colon Cancer Alliance offered a treasure trove of information about colorectal screening, colon cancer research and other topics related to the deadly disease.
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Wearing a Gothic frock with batlike bell sleeves, she showed off her freshly pointed ears under a silver pixie haircut not long ago at BookExpo, the publishing convention in New York.
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Not long ago I wrote about Evergreen State College, which was roiled by protests after a white biology professor, Bret Weinstein, disparaged the particular tack of a day of racial healing.
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" Not long ago, a colleague who works in marketing shared with me how he feels his white clients are fearful of saying "black," preferring instead "African American" or "person of color.
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Not long ago, as prices plummeted from over $100 a barrel in 2014 to below $30 in early 2016, inventories were so high that tankers were needed to hold excess supplies.
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Consumers who not long ago would have taken a cough drop or gargled with saltwater to soothe a sore throat now pop into their nearby retail clinic for a strep test.
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Case reports of vitamin K deficiency bleeding being diagnosed in previously healthy infants, which not long ago seemed banished to the annals of history, have begun to surface in medical journals.
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Not long ago, we shared the news of two Romanian inventors who claim to have built a working prototype of what could be the world's first fully functional hypersonic flying saucer.
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"Be patient," he said, adding that Apple's stock hit his previous "upside target" of $324 not long ago, which represents a 200% retracement from its collapse at the end of 2018.
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Pete Wells, the Times ' estimable restaurant reviewer, not long ago went after Vaucluse, the new brasserie from the Altamarea group (Marea, Ai Fiori), whose C.E.O. then responded angrily, and in public.
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"Not long ago, Austria was viewed as the meringue of the Germanic world: beautiful to look at, yet somewhat dry when one actually bit in," John Wray wrote for Travel & Leisure.
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The military not long ago opened several main highways from Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, leading to the rest of northeastern Nigeria, saying the area was now cleared of insurgents.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Not long ago, the spiraling 1950s Bavinger House designed by architect Bruce Goff was razed by its owner, leaving just a scraped patch of dirt.
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I was on Gab because, not long ago, I spent a week of my online life exclusively in the alt-right's domain, a network of copycat sites collectively known as Alt-Tech.
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Not long ago, when bigwigs met Team Trump, they heard alarming talk of grand bargains with Russia, perhaps exchanging concessions over Ukraine for help containing Iran and battling Islamic extremists in Syria.
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Olivia Newton-John has returned to commanding the stage on tour amid her cancer relapse – a sign of progress for the star, who says that not long ago she couldn't even walk.
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Not long ago, these kinds of mistakes would merit little more than a casual blog update and a reminder that Silicon Valley is always testing, tweaking, and moving fast and breaking things.
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Not long ago, low budget genre films were outliers at festivals like Sundance; now they're often seen as launching pads for directors who go on to helm films for Marvel and Lucasfilm.
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The pressure will be on for Clinton not to just win but also to deliver for down-ballot Democrats as they play for seats that seemed out of reach not long ago.
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NOT long ago it all looked so much better: oil prices were high, the middle classes were growing and the autocrat-father of the state, Nursultan Nazarbayev, presided over 17m grateful subjects.
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Not long ago, Ms. Alvord, 23, said, a male fan traveled to Los Angeles from Germany to see her perform, approaching her onstage with a teddy bear and trying to kiss her.
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Not long ago, Bang 'Em Smurf self-published a memoir-cum-manifesto of his own, a seemingly unedited collection of fragments that provides a glimpse of the world that Kendi writes about.
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Germany's biggest bank which, not long ago, wanted to be among the five biggest investment banks in the world, needs some stronger medication to turn around its fortunes, according to some investors.
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On another day, I was with Thurmond when he stopped to talk to one of his neighbors, a young African American woman who had moved to Rockford from Kentucky not long ago.
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We're told the family is somewhat surprised by the turn of events, because not long ago it looked like she was done with Tristan ... and the family was down with that decision.
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Not long ago, it would have been difficult for the average person to start a podcast, but these days, you barely need to spend any money to start your own Internet show.
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The unanswered calls, the unopened letters, might well stand for the dwindling urgency of coming to grips with a police encounter and a death that not long ago had galvanized the country.
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On a Sunday afternoon not long ago, a dozen young women filtered into a gym in a public school close to the Essex Street Market on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
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There was a time not long ago, beginning in 1992 with the rise of Yitzhak Rabin, when the Israeli left seemed to be winning the argument: A two-state solution was necessary.
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"I'm on such a '90s Versace kick," she was quoted as saying not long ago, and her younger sister Kylie has been spotted in a lot of Tom Ford-era, 1990s Gucci.
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Now, because of increased efforts from African Union Troops and largely secretive U.S.-led offenses, al-Shabaab, which not long ago held much of the city under its brutal control, appears diminished.
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They voted for Mr. Rose, and they were encouraged to see the blocks surrounding their house full of signs for the Democrat — a fact that would have been inconceivable not long ago.
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THE ABSENT HAND Reimagining Our American Landscape By Suzannah Lessard Not long ago, I called the National Park Service in Richmond, Va., wanting advice about visiting Civil War sites with the family.
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People also tend to adopt new technologies with gusto because in a country that was quite poor not long ago, it's not easy to get misty eyed about life before the internet.
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Not long ago, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea said he had a veto on American attacks on North Korea, and promised "there will be no war" on the Korean Peninsula.
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A show with ratings that would have prompted cancellation not long ago can be the source of some relief these days — the viewership is not that bad, after all, goes the rationale.
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It was also not long ago that FX's chief executive, John Landgraf, was critical of a trend that Netflix popularized: ordering second seasons of shows that have not even been shown yet.
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This book examines rival sets of memories: from a segregated tourism industry, which not long ago gave out different sets of information to different people, to today's fights over Civil War monuments.
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While the company not long ago consistently lost money, Amazon now regularly turns a profit thanks to its lucrative cloud-computing business, giving it more financial breathing room for activities like philanthropy.
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He and his wife, Maria, have five sons, and not long ago one of them was scandalized when he discovered that the father of one of his friends enjoyed an occasional beer.
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Several parade watchers pointed out to me that some of the corporations whose logos were now proudly placed on floats had not long ago fired those who were open about their homosexuality.
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Not long ago, Newton Minow, the FCC commissioner under President Kennedy, called on all living former presidents from both political parties to speak out together against the dangers of the Trump presidency.
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Not long ago, I told a group of friends, all liberal Dems, that I believed she was keeping open the possibility of a rematch against Trump, and might already have decided to run.
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You're a young man, but you're probably still old enough to remember that there was a time not long ago when gay marriage seemed like a preposterous idea that would never ever happen.
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Not long ago, while on a picnic in the park, Marty Millman and her boyfriend Danny realized that wine may actually be the key to unlocking jelly's full potential as a fancy spread.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Not long ago it was widely believed, especially in western Europe, that FIFA's problems would all be solved with the ousting of president Sepp Blatter.
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Not long ago, a report published by the U.S. Security and Environmental Enforcement Administration shows 39.5% oil-producing and 28.4% natural gas related business have closed before hurricane Michael landing on gulf coast.
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KPA troops have killed Americans with axes, provoked fistfights at the truce village and not long ago smuggled anti-personnel mines onto a southern patrol path, blowing the legs off South Korean soldiers.
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Not long ago, for example, "queer" was considered a pejorative for gays and lesbians; now it has become what linguists call a reclaimed epithet — a word adopted by a group in empowering defiance.
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Couch Not long ago, while I was boarding a plane to Europe, a close friend called to tell me she had just walked out on her life partner of more than 25 years.
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Opinion NOT long ago, I listened to a couple of radio talk-show hosts taking calls about a study showing that, despite airlines' best sterilization efforts, potentially deadly bacteria thrived on plane surfaces.
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"The left is turning anti-science," Marc Andreessen, the creator of Netscape who as a venture capitalist has become one of the most prominent thinkers of Silicon Valley, told me not long ago.
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Not long ago, a wave of start-up art spaces was building in Dumbo and Williamsburg, only to die down once property values rose, a dynamic that may now be underway in Bushwick.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Not long ago Nick Foles contemplated retiring from the NFL after losing his passion for football but now the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback is flying high ahead of his first Super Bowl.
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She wondered if a white person would be allowed in; not long ago, a white man had gone to a black church claiming that he wanted to pray and had murdered people instead.
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Not long ago, vegetarian restaurants in the United States were the last place you'd expect to see people who looked as if they couldn't wait to go home and have non-tantric sex.
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Not long ago, these laws might have seemed intrusive and disruptive; now, many people shudder at the notion that it might ever have been legal for a man to physically assault his wife.
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Since taking office in May after the removal of his leftist predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, on mismanagement charges, Temer has struggled to revive an economy that not long ago was an emerging-market superstar.
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In the Boston suburb of Newton not long ago, Judge Shelley Richmond Joseph released a prisoner when it appeared he had been wrongly identified as a fugitive in an out-of-state warrant.
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Not long ago, for the first time, Mr. Levine held in his hands a passport belonging to his grandfather, a large red "J" stamped on the cover to signify "Jude," German for Jew.
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Not long ago, he had a session with Sampha, a quiet soul singer who had just released his first solo album with XL. Russell mentioned that Sampha's voice reminded him of Curtis Mayfield's.
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Not long ago I was helping her digitize all our family photos and looking back at my school pictures was like looking at the evolution of my learning how to style curly hair.
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There were 10 of us that night not long ago — the food blogger, the meat purveyor, the cheesemonger and our hosts Bobby Houston (an Oscar-winning filmmaker) and the home renovator Eric Shamie.
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Not long ago, I spoke to Eyal Press, the author of "Beautiful Souls: The Courage and Conscience of Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times," a book about those who resist immoral authorities and institutions.
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" Not long ago, in his column for New York magazine, Andrew Sullivan wrote that "the radicalization of the movement's ideology and rhetoric" is to blame for "a retrenchment in comfort with gay equality.
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Not long ago, an American cheese processor was found to be adding cellulose—an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp—to cheap cheddar cheese and passing it off as 100-percent Parmesan.
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I've got a new "Eat" column for you to read today, about how I tried to make a little savory treat I had not long ago at the French Laundry in Yountville, Calif.
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Mr. Heastie's predecessor, Sheldon Silver, and Dean Skelos, the man who ran the State Senate not long ago, both went to jail on corruption charges, as have many legislators and members of Gov.
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I write from north-central Utah, a house under the Wasatch Range, snowshoe hares darting across the road outside, a moose sighted not long ago down by the corner that leads into town.
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The album includes "Children's Story," familiar to most through Montell Jordan's "This Is How We Do It" and the lyric "Once upon a time, not long ago," a catchphrase in mainstream hip-hop.
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Books News THIMPHU, Bhutan — Not long ago, when Bhutan's government tried to enroll children in school, parents hid them in the attic and bribed government agents with butter and cheese to go away.
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The rate of poaching for tigers and rhinos has slowed, and the price of rhino horn — not long ago almost twice as expensive as gold — has dropped by two-thirds, according to WildAid.
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"Next fall, we will have several apartment blocks with a classic 1930s Bauhaus design," said Mr. Bay, gesturing at the bustling construction site, where not long ago, soldiers used to practice their drills.
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There was a time, not long ago, when the occupant of the White House held a beer summit to bring together a white police officer and the black professor he had mistakenly arrested.
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"You could make some comparisons between myself and the giant," said Danny MacAskill, who not long ago carried his bike 3,000 feet up into Skye's Black Cuillins to pedal across the jagged peaks.
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There are stains on its pea-green carpet, a curtain missing from one of its windows, and, when I visited not long ago, a broken replica of the state seal, on the floor.
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"Dressing is always a learning experience, so you have to take risks," the designer Zac Posen said at a party not long ago for the latest novel by the Vogue contributor Plum Sykes.
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Not long ago, Mr. Cucinelli attended a Facebook dinner in California, and to his surprise, found that the sneakers-and-hoodies stereotypes that attach to tech moguls no longer seemed to hold true.
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Or read Anton Chekhov's reportorial bombshell from 1893, "Sakhalin Island," which The New Yorker not long ago called the greatest work of journalism of the 19th century and which Beer also cites extensively.
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"I'll show you where it happened," she told me, leading me by the arm to a small mauve bedroom, where a decade-long registration story had, not long ago, come to an end.
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He is deeply uncomfortable with group guilt, whether it is Russian or American athletes — who, it should be noted, had considerable doping issues not long ago, replete with self-blinded United States officials.
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Not long ago, Kylian Mbappe was a boy living in the poor Parisian suburb of Bondy, who returned home after soccer practice to a bedroom adorned with posters of his idol, Cristiano Ronaldo.
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One journalist wrote not long ago that the Orchestra's leader was propagating evil; right-wing news media have described him as a "slimy dwarf" and a puppet in the hands of corrupt politicians.
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